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Kgs k1zaiGs, Il sxitn-

Il ~
BBFTsR THAN GOLDi
M1as BAEY ECoFrgLn, PRBcBPTBEss, No. So
BhLTIEtAE sTEsvE, BArTIGCRE-" IT1fh STGsSr,
thoa EsAtioss. This LADY suffered for years with
LhrC1ic !pEGE-1er3ry rheumatism in its Eios;
malignant form sac srsf' contracted the diseRs
when Gw0 ye4Es 9id, By beng vacctnated With
cater from 4 ehltd hat had the bite swelling
From LAS ytsle "a CIr6phGad her E1teriEgs wsfs
extern 5-sos CeveT had relief FROM pain urD
cared cY L AbtTUS : TiNCTUEE.
iAl 8Xt9ecy 1Tem the Letter.
80 often ~lsa lay pareats aaG KNOWN cf tais
h&vs tssQ s4ved tAs ezofuo,s.iPg pain hsse
been s1bl scls3 t., eli lEe defoI. ty OF aoay
4 sipes carte 20 toe grave, and NY p&TsuE5 woul1
u0E GAVs GzeE uId5r SusE br&ye expenses fFo'1
dJGiJss bills sad IN sendIuE ns, - they did, Is
she &c rs.ts$ b- Tigs IN Lps a4f IA search Of
q. > and hear tas benefits bevs derived from thu
Tfnetugs OF Hsr,uton's. | try 20 pIaks All
gCalG'sd 47.sA 70 ysf.1ss wish whom / coma Ia
s8Etss4.. .-
''Ge1tIsreE, Ia2 shorsend tines obi;< ed 70
~cu, =aA you are * isbs1ry % ass Esy asa1s and
''E-saasn yoa-s "a grsj:;ads.
/" MARY A. ecogTsL3,
"Sq. $50 y est EailiaicSe srrses.''
Ehsamk.Isz1, 51gbr DYspegsis, Debility, Es3o,
,gIs, yss, Fsia IL TIA sias, Bas1 Sc. sra sarad
rEsALss ARD CRILpREa.-This rIEoTURs
VIII &c fouGd gTa=s nsdIsiEa Tor AL thsir 6is'
es.as. -
Cal snd set Pamphlets and read many Of the
rcBt powerful poaEi Of su.es OF tas
tsose alsassss Of cur oEsR oia&ess. ..
Sold by PJRCElL, LADD & CO., 2ishmog2
s(zts in PslessbUIg; by HoEGIAER = NOW.
ERAT, 6zltIatE9, ana by Druggists and shop
asspsts egeEgwhass, al per seE5!e ak bottles.
Is sp l--dGS~t$
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AzAgent5 ior "a tEis Of tas s5eeGs Yssnuis=scr-
eli Is &c CRk& SEA y - 0oL86 COMPANY, Of
gics &VBD, ~, 10 ht.gs now nsnj shout So.
80 yards Of Flns. Plain sad Fancy Single and
poHhlv Hjl0G CbSSt5EREc sua CLOTHS, be.
ssa &c . l1l 81 FtS5 BLANKETS znd GENTLE
4La,S SHAW A$--sna are Man rfsesuTing A. the
rate 81 & o05 ysr3s per week all OF which We Of,
Ter the trade At f<ir prices snd GA liberal srms
gih sai re rsp 5esnes thai tn* enterprise Will re
s@ivs lits7Sl sgYYoTt.
GRESHAM co. Agents,
Il ss-dss Richmond, vs..
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49,. ..--s-- Il &DEjAL CAHu.-OEFICs EREC
- kICH.-IR. PLUME, Of ths old 1o3iss
AauAa, so1EAss himself ulsiGlF 10 az otsCe pFsl
t.sa, - JrAnkDn street, s l.t:ls below ths II
change hstsl. and aiEgeaaliy oDpos}ts odd Re:
!oE. Hall. where skiiIfll and con 3dentisl treA
- 81 may rs obsslne3 reasonable terms
Fh"t5 - 20 have hssn exposed TO CERTAIN ccHfA
.si5Ts si4msl.s, Ars Invited 10 cali early. Cen
5cI4t&s,sSas, sy mai az Otherwise, promptly -
fsLaeG ,a- oGsa epsn from L. 81 iii Z. s..-
.rI0gEDsB. -
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q SPECIAL NOTICE.
- Owing 10 the almost impess.hN- F.. :.
~<S3 lily Of procuring supplies, and then only for
sash, my sales hereafter MI DO for CASH ONLY.
excepting only those whose accounts have been
paid nsrstotors pronptly. In the months Of jan
uary and July. w.P. W. TAYLoR,
~ LIN zoe Broad street.
g ahEAT HEDTCTIOy IN Tns
PIICy OF HATS AND BOOTS hi
So 4T0u Is 10 80 per sent. saved by bay ~
\ kF3% ing trou j. r. ANTHONY,
LSsZAS Columbian Hotsi Building.
Molsskfn Hats Of bes. quality, u.se do. sesoas
quality, ~ fxshtonab bile silk Rata, $50; fns s&H
ssia ssvsd Boots, $50; Coasrsss Cater Boots
"a Is Ans s1lf akin sewsd shoes, q. Is. -
J. Fl. ANTHONY has made arYAngeEsnts with
one Of the best makers In the city Of PhIixdslEhis
20 supply him with han dEoms and Substantial sAi
skin sswsd BOOTS, which he viii sell st tia cn.
pressdents1 low pfiss ofTHRRK DOLLARS ASB
BALI -AIE-- 90 I'd kvts
"a &. sPEtlAL NOkICE.-Owing 10 tns
sfE impossisillty Of prosart AZ suppliss, sx-
sept Tor cash, my sslss hereafter VIII bs
for s2sh only, excepting only those whose as
so1nts have ossa paid heretofore promptly In the
Eoa!ha Of January AID July. -|-,.,.. .
- - JoaK q. PAGk, r.
nv, - zE-- ,. - MAIN street.
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sEE-Cen rsdsrats s.old,srs ane Sl.lzsns


81 &Hsssrs@s
B0uTgKRE kAEUskC2JRss
30 a., s<4 szCes.*'iv y TS1 San ohstsa 81 assi.
fah.s 8o91s sittout p&ylag s2y Ea0Gs Esg taes
han tasir sstusl vo1t2.
SRL
Gsa&8Gs y
WsQcNae
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~ HIEAt Al. De. :. ; J.
~ GAANETT having removed n's rssi
fenss from " rhtugtna, d. C., t- EisbmcRd, vii
Eerssfssr pzrsre ID praeties OF hia profession -
ais city Sad Re vicinity.
3FsIOz-st ain street over p. Fl, FsyIcr's, mex
Sccr 60 6e4ds s. Bakers Drug s:cSs.
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.e4sss..,....-5 hA s,asz-Ax La.

lEosP;T-sE4 9 ( b :: r. ls3CAs, G9Er
IL EEEE or VLEG'EIa.-EE-s &GzpsEl sreSt
~ ny tte l'5evsAy Ct .he sy>.5, = segE 81 -a1rs
thsu sgo Ger IA now s.rc7}4tcd, SG3 oPsa Ia tbs
reception Of pENsc's IL ia ESTn v = aG@F-5~ %
10 pan -9f aa 8cccnir Eson u os1a et- = 53% s
furnished vita every eorVaeiaar IS fa1 1isfra tcf
.hei- eomfaTs asd spacasofni tfesssaaat' ~ 81
uStiCZ, Marshall szeet, e-sat @ .Eth. ffaiieai-
stsly adjacent 10 t1a el-cAi C4taeSe. - al "a
eou~entsrt of sccees FROM 81 rG-rs oi tie city.
. Vns s3ts ara unSart5s Immediate .EsgEe &,
Ina RTCEessgZs OF th5 Go ere, {who maze 6st59
risl.sj Esa4s,ea By san5ss4@s Re'itact Pigs
si&c. -.. ....-
Ali parsons rslL.t--3s 2,s5iell o. Eayglssl treEt
s3sUt Srs 5d,G.-tra cSFags ts las 81. 81 "a 20
lsborfns rat 81 5EAL1~E.cz AXE ,Raa sEsSg7I9ds
LYTEe-.a we slf bob ~vF-,ss saA s5l5s4
ss.g apeesa, s2rs 80 s.sea'syz,
.IaeGn&14E Ec.s5, l4to-.Sat 3.~9E eE-zr. 80.
. = % E-+te$ t>'.'''.''-~y p5a 80. -
Ara att75 sane .atS I3y t.-stgzs ri a.svssg.
20 ies. t7.E 91e w59<. :; }sE f-&ss -2g-forLE
seyezai rossiy f-er.sieA a'srv4Tr Books dsF
basa pEoslG94 ;Jr JIess 3e-iriag FEat5 &5-tl-
& l. Tsa.a-r r7@tE. &C.,.
Fe- Ea1 81 Qgsrzsie9ss .i5e Ea,1s5ns fvora
70 20. IL De 1@q1.-e4, n ~@-.s-@2 s@ ,zS ~SDT
~ III ca-yst s-.Ie - p. r,e7..g v -. 7,,.fs.s.
i TINTED pC.-eerO OF sss" PLACED a. 10 4-5LJ2aJ
8: Cn.gst&6.s Associations, - e&se ra- a1l Ia
EaTz5 sSE8is 2azily, - - = SOC. &c o.Silg IEtt
fGieatz eoarey5& 10 - tIoa1 t5e 3 7s.5E,sl a /
safts44s .sh!7la, br2E.Aad express i f-f1h5 par
Cftirsas s1d s.rss7ess are invited % y.si. fas
8esp'tsl, hae ics2oes - iran 4enlaA,s
frssIdent-Dr. E. &. JJyH&s :.
A:tara.aa Pnfst2iaLs-Bz4. TUCKER, G. :.
Etsoa5.5< e65sgs51s-Dzs> o1BsoH, FzF}oo
is6siisat u %sie.sa--Ds; J2Al4B !. .,sHLTa.
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'~--@-tf - - ,-3~i@'
rstr- sIH s.g'd - afi.t1 80.
,~ry.s5 90 .ttrsals1 - ~
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ASHLAND HOTEL.

A.A ASHLAND HOTEL. 81. s-i-
$500 Th.s pleasant Summer Retreat Is now
open for his reception OF visitors.
ASHLAND offers many Attractions 10 all whom
business or pleasure calls 20 the Capital o. the
Oopfsdersey. Ii Is situsted on the Richmond Il
Fredericksburg Railroad, within a min utss
OF Rishmond. The trains pass down and up, SO
As to arrive ~ Richmond before, and IT Ashland
after, hasins.s hours. -'.
The in ptovenlents eonsist Of q spacious HOTEL
and sundry airy and tastafu. COTTAGES, located
In extensive and well SD AIDED lawns. The Cottages
AFFORD to families all the quiet and sscl usion Of pr
ssts estAb lishments In the country freed frem tn
cares OF housekeeping. Indeed all the comforts
ready access to the city Irss Of charge on the
tars, to boAr6ers 1t the Hotel.
Applications for board may be addressed to
80 r SEA -- THOMAS B. p. INGRAM,
" IimA Supsrintsndsnt.
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ATaAN&L.a EAFER siAAis-
= aiGF EoE , -
Faa B8LVTDE6k A4EUFkCTURIaG CanPA
= Eesp& <oAsIsplIs ca hsEd All descriptions
~ ELOPE MANILA. WRAPPING, aSWE
and bOQk fAPA2e. They have recently n&de
large sddisi9nA 70 their machinery ard are lcw
prepared 20 turn oul avery art!ale Ia their Nae
y lh Increased facility, sad f. mod srste pFtsea-
TIE opsitity ., their paper viii sompsTe vi.s
&ay n The country, AID they dssirs 10 invita-
rssiIi Attention 10 tAix fEss. All sizes fafaishsc
5 she ahortsst notice, AID orders fto@ every sec
Nrn srs Esspes.fa}ly Seltsttsa.
~ lash PAID EcT EAGH.
GR0. wnITsIELD. TESs'E
~. W F~SPOrE, seq VI ll--1T
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AsA 45HEsCE =. siAKYk,
AlE9k&EY AZ Ian
srss.tsas Z tns CeETts Of tcs Sly Of t>isbmoSt
.lEs
SIS q s4sc = otsiy @abI. and CoGni:sldasr c,
{. T4lts4 -txies Corr. o. ziBE.
Is LAY lsTAulp between Af. GHAHr&ls = EIEs
-se h!'aAals be}AE dissolved. hts os ss 10 ow os
- .~-s go l. o%S'1's Rail e ~
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A7TlpNET At L4T5.---"-
80 2EOB BATE tTATEs Co4MisSjCSGE, IN,
tCA2isSIoA N CEAEEhkI.
-. HEFllS -CGIlsI k-2nklia Aad i2th 2.TsstG
- = 10 = -
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TpAL.-In consequence Of the deficiency ere
ated by the lack Of n hracise Ceal, veto.
spactfully call the aten'loa of cur customers AMI
sr1sns yss,rs a9 FL rs
resolving daily suppEss oi'bcsn Lamp and Hay
Caat. ~ 80. -1-Fs - IS i--t
So TBass--Cash = - - = -
. " "a Lar 49, 81 /. WRIT B0EBRrS 4 co :
.NFeEEsIEs.--f ahaII co'npssttt % req aye CASE
~ for Ia goal sold By ms 10 sat Hre.
~ - I'M ~ .ft - HFTlNf
kYe,yEJ n r,5YSf'zi t,YTxgS% uF htLB
- MON e-BxDUGTEoH 3tPRlCE or wgop
$50 eercs prirce q Az sad Fia b W GOD, c1 Baefr
Esak, sed rsee wing day sin NON this
dste, sell good OAK WtQDssE q N ard gooe
P1Ss Wo2P 4 sr so5a ds sy'rs1 si II tbs en-.
Bank betwesn sd ana iHsb s5E{gssss p ,oct-.
1TlRB0. TILL 7}AE.-FEs prices IIss
- bon Eli Coke, until f1ftaaF 1atios, viii 90 g.
5.ysta Gov. 80. I.I..... .sseo Per loaa
stove or Cooking Otka.'..:.....'' s.e2 T.
vail Coke.-., ....- 1850 '1'.'.'-. S'sV -.
g fsEsF--~.rict!v rash - ~ -
2 ya.s sUi asEs 2. = =. -''u1 aas- t-t-4aA -saa
& scavs~t ed freN fstc41tn ana Ge.l. y Ecssos7
fSils nse4 "a sa2 2laE a' sc sss,i . Ics ASslf&
.. si-.4 J6aa - saT-l kg.z-
: a = ~. "a a. ) q. .An sxcsi@rg EerG' .:
~ P15asy va@is AntIgIAa'ss, ~ 81 1hs-<'f1'
''''' - "''- cIR3d@ aIi.z V9Ka. ..
~ C7asTs S 2:,s -; ss4,s-, -t
- gS ], zgr,s.ts. kssz..
p, xagds SCI. 1so ans Car ana 81 ard lsJTs T1s.
o'V IS =
a. . . 5-g1 = e..
a ssss.=ss suy7iy q : -. ..-..,.
ssh,aa via IS s.rgessl . zs,zz.ilse At szsTs
oEess Easz-yt FsA6S. -sE '.t .
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MILITARY CLUEfsLSG.

NJ iLlIAtY CLUEEISG.
SOC pairs Heavy CottoDade PANTS.
100 pairs Black Cashmere PANTS, suitable for
Artillery companies.
te0 pairs heavy Grey Tweed PANTS.
NOAH WALKER z CO.,
Ia IS Carper Main aud I.th or Pearl arg.
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Ai.4na2a, Ia.y :. .;s}----,-- -

EsY~ t'onesrt.-Th5 urderslgae3 haze thts
GaY e1terss t0A pEftr ershiD- m Gar As Etyls
sad SIN of BAGKsDAJB - BETTE - Ter HE
paIposs OF e0nGuct1Es ira EGoDGCE GCa145
SION Bu$iA rs, snj wiz give So s-isi A-tscttc1
- t1s zzas c. : gBacco. u efst, COyp, &C IEs7
hope ircn = sir eEFsri - tlja JuEtGesE, Rlf
by EtFief e-3 0r"L y att5ntLaU. 10 merit a HbsTs!
The services Of Sol G.. L B5kEebALB - Sales
1las Of Tob2sGc who si.id5vete Gle attention -.
Z \ n~ar 50 Of Il a L.. egE
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CL4IBoEE& RAER8DAIs,
.-. UaAEA-1s Z B&AksNEAs
EishGa2I4, @a-y I, 4z2I- ~

Card have thts t1y- soi ; ~. ny entir.
interest 80 tte concern n eARS>CAlE = 2RC-
FERBs II uy two brothers, CLAIgoEsE sn5
CHARLES K BAREsosIE. ~7o vii .e-yt!gQs
Tia CUHHIeslCS BUSIH Is>s -drdec the yte xrt
fPln a. BAEhe DALE . -bE0T42E, scd wiz os
supy the a.as oEdca t0lp-sFlg occU pt5t ~ :he
arm q Ia REsrAI.& i E2gtEE IS. siE. l.
concern. Al rersons having claims ssAlnssro o.
indebted TO the cru Of BARKsIAA L. j BRO
EHsRS. vii present their clsiEfs 4; Re 2sw eoa
ssrn Of BARESDAhE y -BKOTEsR icr re:tle
mant. / s4alt continue 10 aet aB ca 81 50. ssrTSp
Of TobSeso t2x the aEsa Ct "a GAeI kLA B. BIO q
gHER, and GOrdtslly RECOMMEND my two bro
Tiers, CTATRcREE and L4AELE5 Il. B4Rxs
DALE, to the patronage q ny old customers. sEs
h public generally GLEN = z BA Eh SDAL!s
tsfrr r,os1 ,I1iv { SCI t--' ~ LIN
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II k.GS, Ii A L. ID " IN a. WiLLiA rs ~
N specially ask those whose accounts are now
due to ca ard settle them. We viii semi them
IA. limit ed force will pc init, and hope
when they are presented our friends VIII prompt
sy pay them
tvf IIs 2rj lis N4in ST. aat
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ssaastsswtz RR4A.gggIss.
aa0a.EJCs' !asrITTfs, srs svgI1Ys
EsAo rrsaxs,
ss- F1rsl Premiums awarded by tbs Virgins
s9-fss'-aTal society sea hashsalss' ia-ti'r's
81 a. 80 $40 "a e. p % i g
Caarts-sS hy fss L.yss!aszys ~ ga.
MONEY rsssivsd on ospo.is NJ sums Of rive
goLLARs and upwarts on which interest at shs
sate Of * per sentun per snaua paid for SAM
-smstpins az mouths or longer toF shor:sg ps
rioes, Interest st tbs rate Of per ssntnm.
The whole Joint stock bcI1i for tire deposits.
psUosl.x ressiyad md ssrtiHsstes issued oy the
Cashier. 2. b sTARnE, At the store OF epeoss
Gsrsy, scrasE OF ASin aae Governor streets. Rteh
.A0Et, -. sAs'Ls. CoTTRkLA, Pres
T.P. Stake. Cashier,
"ssa--'s@a Dawn RAkRS. ia SaSr&sssv
ASfATI's CuxFB ACE PLOpss.
" GEO WATT kCo.--EsfABLIsHRp ~ ls<s -
GEORGE WATT mas obtained, Al different times
four separate patents mis- CuFF-BR BAGS
FLOWS, Acknow Lodged to emit the most re
liable improvements ever made or this impie
hsnt, three or which patents have 70 run rsspss
lively Ten, twelve xnd thirteen yesrs and has
been awarded q. ths late Mechanics Fatr ir Rich
nond = certificate OF Silver Medal, TO- continued
superiority n flOughs, tths highest pre!ntumG
given, AId ~ the last state Fair premium. on tbs
sane, tn addition 70 preniufIs awarded q. sli tia
prsseuiGa F2lrs for yssrs.
No4ln swo months past hs has added sthsr
valuable improveme ats, nd We row invite all liz
waAt o. Fiews, ~trr&nted IN every respect sz-
peIt"5 10 otkers TO call and examine our large sn5
NIsd sIoeA o. flows, Castings ara AsricuIa-
Ysf Imp elements, ana fresh and prime Garden srd
tisle seeds, &c. which We ofar for asls or Gu,
8EokGx WATT CO.
ore sausrs below Exchange Hotel,
- "'ehrao1d Ga
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CLOTHING. II

MILITARY CEvfHtNU. - Va nave just
vi received the flowing goods adaped TO M
ttary use 90 dozen Blue Flannel Shirts. 800 pairs
Ccttanade PANS for camp use; SEQ ira Blne
Cashmere Pants, suitable for artillery purposes.
Also, Military Buttons of different descriptions,
NOAH WALhEn 4 30 ..
iva Corner Main aud I!fn streets
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GHAAA3 2gE o. aa.
fogspAvs, Tr5gS3Axs az asrr s.li

lctioa. IN sxeasaSe ~ sac G---.- s.5- 90
outstanding:
g f.soi,,ed, Thst the PI-s,tvaE1g .f.a'.--.
this G0nyaa % ~ ---ct so = D..
Bonds IL lieu * tLa L0aEal 80 ID .-.' ...
rany now UGtatSGLtnE, 20 s-s@ .le.-s .- -'
csztra 70 mako sCc1 GZctA-EE 49, ~ p. -...- p
expressly rnG ere rod sr9 EFrssf fIa. lie 1.,i
tered Bonds 80 tssuSd shal be- t.c---a BY cay
lien nersi fore given % ssGGTs tcs As.s g.
Bond5, and sbas &neh iis2 saEI -1 % o '.
DsRasE "a stad G. f.@PNsE ~ - 60 -E--'.
bonds. IL shall 5S Il . cEty g.. lie b -.. -l
esiigd, AZ Or before she tSy- .5--. ..= st3
Registered Bc:l3x'' h - FA+Elaas"4,
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As.A WARM SPIN YES,
I pain WIN
This famous and popular Watering place, the
Longest known Warm Bath In the country-snd
the en- IL warm Sulphur Bath In the Union ia Il
va. or as II Isis low open for visitors.
Tbs Bah IL wonderfully efdescions In great
varsity Of diseases-among them RbsumNlsn,
Chronic Disrrhwa, Paralysis, Diseases CT the
EidReys, Nervous Affections. etc.
Tie fRs bracing atmosphere Of the I0es ttT,
ard Lnou atsia scenery great aids to the heal
Ing virtues OF the waters. Every attention is
Ia = comfort OF the sick snd well.
The Table IS supplied with the best that can be
obssized, inslading good venixon slmoat every
aHy. f
.ihe warm Springs Is within one days {onrney
frsm tbs priusiPai cities of virginia, Haas! GS
ton AID Enthusiastically Is miles rest Of libo-
reuah on the Virginia Central Railroad. 4 daily
nne from &illboroqgh passes By The Springs OF
thetr way tc the " hite su phuY.
Terms reasonable TO families by the month or
sssscp Tty z-iml GEO. MAYEB.
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f1kExSHAE's CASstNEHES- nkfhb.
~ RELIIS CASSIMERFS YOUNG ! WEIS.
TOMS CAsSIh EkEs-MIbLER'S CASS1MRRES-
AL OK Southern manufacture, now in hand, and
Will be made TO order in the lstest styles, either
FOX citizelh' or military wear. Remember, this =
southern fnanufactory and has been for the last
II years. It has net sprung up from the necessity
.. the causes BeinG practical man st the buei
osss, tardnot having clin oed n at the back wiz
dow over other peoples shoulders,l ! fatter NY
self that know my business, ana Knowing 4
give the customers the benehl OF that know.
tsase.
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IUmoiEk CLIO HING
y AT VERY Low PRICES.
.. DAERAC0TT, HARRIS q co.
Dave on hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Fine fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Fancs Linen SUITS.
Fancy Csttonade SUITS.
Fancy Silly VESTG.
Fancy merssillss VESTS.
e. WI ite Linen COATS.
blay and Spanish Linen COATS. .-
Linen and Marseilles PANTS.
Fancy Cashmere PANTS. all STYLES.
SHIFTS and COLLARS.
Under SHIRTS and DRAWERS
NECK TIES, HDKFs., STOCKS, GLOVES,
sUsPENDERS and sOC6s
Which they are selling very low, for cash.
DAkRAC0TF, HARRIS Z CO.,
10 - Mat
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Call at the large and new store, but old stand.
IL Main direct imh 2si WEI IRA SMITH.

n keep their friends advised OF their removal
seven doors above their old stand, to their new
Iron Front Store directly opposite TO the Dispatch
Office, Eos 10 and lis, Main street, where they
are prepared TO serve them with Civil and MILL
tary Clothing, as hey may desire
We have secured the services Of Messrs E S
NcEuKoY and r. J. ADAMS, with other sXperl-
enced cutters, and having a large forcs OF opera.
lives, we invite orders from military companies
and others iy 2
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go BATH ALUM stRssGs,
|s3EfS - II a. VIRGIHIk
ass6ssssx1 20 .iis7 from Eiilbeyo' Dspst Fffgtafs
Central Railroad.
70 FAMILIES And IEDIvIDUALs WHO
WtsH a GuIkT AND PLEASANT SUMMER Ri
fEEAT THE plaes will De well kept. and vi;b
spsssi reference to the comfort of families.
:E0ARD-eio per week for two wssks, and FOR
ali time over two wsefs, 81 psy day. Ghiidrsn
lad servants half pries. .fst -
AZ abundance oi ICz On hand.
JAMES r. WOOD,
ie1.-sr SUPERINTENDENT
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VARIETY SPRINGS.

=. = VARIETY SPRINGS.
$500 This watering place, already eeleh7a-
tsd f0f he medicinal qualities Of Its mineral wa
ters. open sd for the reception Of visitors On
the lst dsy Of JUMP. These Springs are situated
ID mites west OF stanton on the Virginia Cen
trail aailroad; cars stopping at the door. There
are seven Springs nesr eacn other, two Of when
ags running Alum streams, said by ANALYSTS 70
be equal or superior to any Ia tbs sts!s; Ii cal
Ing, one Chsly bssts, &c. s--.
BoAzp. .....-
80 YAr month. 100000, gas 60
+' FSF N eeg- ....- sVs
~ sim q. w BVgRuSS.
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gNAaTA.L r. 1EIgsE6.

R$ DIR. Croashnw has made an arrange.
kKST With Dr, VIA I'D 81 sAteut 10 his practice
While helnr & "a absent Ia ihe army Or. roi-
LiRp'a of1ta ~ on ykTsrRoISkKeet. ~ ls-sw
The Placer herald., 1861-03-16
IrE- A gentleman named B.

LCS n gentleman named D, resi-
ding in Brooklyn, had tried various means
to induce his son, youth of sixteen, to
abandon the habit Of smoking, bat without
success FIoggings and threats had equally
failed. One day he brought into his fathers
presence handful Of segars, and began to
smoke
"WilIiam," said the old gent, 81 will
make you an offer, though you deserve to
be fogged for disobeying my commands.
will give you ten dollars on the spot, it.,
after you have smoked those segars, you
will use tn, weed no more until you become
of age"
Done" said William, and the money was
placed in his hands, by his too confding pa
rent. Some week after this William brought
a box of segars to his father and asked him
to try one.
"Yon have broken your PROMISE s"il
the old gent.
mot at all sr,' replied the sharp young
ster. 81 promised to use the weed no more
after | had used that handful, and instead of
smoking them gave them away and bought
these" dsp 'ayng the box.
The old gent had to acknowledge that
"the children Of this generation are wiser
than their parents" and gave up in despair
the idea of getting the better of Young
America
The Placer herald., 1861-03-16
From the New Hampshire Standard.
National Democrats---Stand by Your Prin-
clples

| ClpltS'
From the beginning of the unfortunate
division Of the Democratic party at Charles
ton and Baltimore, we have believed and
have constantly affirmed, that the present
unfortunate controversy between the North
and South with regard to slavery, could be
settled only upon the substantial principles
of the Breckinridge platform. We believe
so still; and all the Developments and indica-
tions at Washington and throughout the
South, tend to confirm this belief
These principles a t Substantially
First, Il cessation of the war waged by the
North against the domestic institutions of
the South; and second recognition of the
equality of the South with the other States
under the Constitution; her right to an equal
enjoyment Of :he common Territories of the
Union; and y e recognition of slave property
in the Territories, and its rejection, as other
kinds OF property are protected, until the
admission of the Territories into the Union
as States.
These principles are just and equitable.
They are the only principles which are just
and equitable; and the only principles upon
which the controversy between the North
and South can he settled.
But these principles are denied by the
Republican party, who affirm the right to
prevent the people of the South from emf
grating to the Territories with slave proper
ty And also, 10y the Douglas faction of the
Democratic party, who, while they theoreti-
calIy conce'!e the right to go into the terri
toles with slave property, maintain, that, as
soon as they get there, they may be despoil-
ed of their property by the action of the
Territorial Legislature, on tie absurd and
preposterous plea of Squatter Sovereignty.
1t requires but little intelligence to per-
ceive, that this position Of the Douglas fac
ton, is really more Objectionable and more
insulting to the people of the South, than
that of the Republican party. The latter
boldly but wrongfuly says to the South,
"you shall not 90 into the Territories Of the
Union with your s ave proper'y.' The
Douglas faction say, 'you may 90 into the
Territories with your slave property, but the
moment you get there, your slaves may be
taken from you 10y the people acting through
the Territorial Legislatures" That people
will he very Likely to consist, in the first in
stance, of the creatures of the Emigrant Aid
Societies of the North Thus the PROPOSE
ton Of the Douglas faction is pregnant with
a fraud on the people of the South, and is
AN actual insult to them.
Now it is clear that the South will never
accept the terms protfered 10y the Republican
party. And it is equally clear, that they
will never arcede to the proposition of the
Douglas faction.
Therefore the only terms of compromise
and settlement, and consequently. the only
means of averling disunion and civil war, if
they can now be averte', are, the recognition
and adoption of the principles of the Breck
inridge platform. Upon no other basis can
this lamentable controversy be settled, and
the Union be sustained.