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RlfNAWAYS.

nAN AWAY Left my house this day. two
II, weeks ago. my negro hoy LAWRENCE
He is about 20 years old, low In stature. with
bushy head. and good oountenance. Had OF
when he ieit a graz soldier cap it'll gray sack
coat aad dark panis. lie is no doubt h:u bored b.
some white or free person, ~ h. has be en- seen
several tirles. A reward viii be paid for his de
livery in jail, or to me, corner Of Clay and 9th
$500, +
IL tN W I .--lsAn away from the Coal Mines,
Ia in orange county, on the 18th OF this month,
MY boy, FREDERICK. Said bay is bright inu-
latto, stout built, about Il years of age has q
downward look when spoken 10 about > feet
inches high will give reward of SO for the &C.
curing of him in Irn.rtn's jail so that get him
again GEORGE ". Pa Rk ER.
ae ELM Isle of Wight co., Va.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

AS6F. DIR. +. W. HANCOCK having been or
- dered to Gen. Ewells Brigade, AS Surgeon
will necessarily be absent from the city for a time
Those wishing his professional services will find
his representative. Dr. JAMES 4. WILLIAMS, al his
office, prepared TO attend 20 their calls
DR. JAMES f. WILLIAMS offers his profes.
eional services to the citizens of Richmond and vi
entity. tie may be founG at DR.. +. W. HANCOCK
Office, on Main, between Sd and 4th streets or at
Mr. WIN. 5. PHILLirs Office, lath street, between
Main aud Bank, at the usual Office hours.
Any message lett al either place viii be promptly
attended 10. Sc lU-ts
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SavtSe BAcoS.--A correspondent Of the
HmSyille (Ala,) Advocate makes sugges-
ton TO the planters of the Confederate States,
which ii may be worth their while to heed,
in reference 10 the saving OF bacon. The gist
of the matter is contained in the following
extract:
If eur planters would refer to quotations,
they will observe that molasSes can be had
in New Orleans at - cents per gallon, ana
rice IN Charleston at : cents per pound. II
. they viii change their mode of allowance,
and give = pounds of meat, pounds of rice
quart OF molasses, aud peek OF meal, they
Will consume home productions, rce ana
molasSes, 10 the par tiai exclusion OF foreign
meat. Estimating the number OF iuii HANDS
at 300 900, you VIII see that this plan, which
gives q pounds OF meat, instead OF pounds
per week, viii diminish the consumption OF
bacon 2,250,oo0 pounds week IN the tonfed-
eracy, and the negroes would be much more
healthy. 1t Is said that typhoid fever Is un-
known where molasseS Is freely used.
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asir1monn pispatt!l.
PRAYER ON THE BATTLEFIELD.

Smoke aud dust are around Iae the cannon are roar
Ing,
And their death blasts like bolts from the Heavens,
sTe pouring;
Their lightning is daring the earth Is NIL red;
hcar not, see NOT, save dying aud dead.
To Thee oh, omuipoten; hamhiy bow
There is none bears rule ia the battle, save Thou
Thou only Ompipotent whether the SEA
Gains her pride and her wrath, she listens to
Thee,
Or whether thou biddest the dead from the grave.
Or speaketh in battle, Thou only canst
Thou knnwest, ay aiher, that dangers hctide;
BE Thou my Protector my Saviour, or Guide.
Thou knowest, our Father fer the right;
To Thee looks our country; OH arm IN Thy
might
LEI Thy sword wave in front Of the sorricd ar.
ray:
Let thy sword be over MS, 70 guard in the fray.
Oh, Father though In death should be laid low,
Defend my loved land from the arm Of the foe,
And take me where passion Is banishsd forever
Where from Thee and Thy love-smiic no wag
shock can sever.
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AIUNMLk CLOTHING.
y All VERY LOW PRICES
DARRACOTT, HARRIS n Co,
Have hand
Fine Dress SUITS.
Fine Fancy Cashmere SUITS.
Fancy Linen SUITS.
Fancy Cottonade SUITS.
Fancy SILK VESTS
Fancy NUSeilies VESTS
White Linen COATS.
Bl,ty and ,anish Linen COATS.
Linen and AIusciiles PANTS.
Fancy Gas ..nere PANTS, AL styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS.
Under SHIRTS aud DRAWERS.
NECK TIES, HANDKERCiIIEFS STOCKS
GLOVES SJSpENDERS and SOCKS,
Which they selling very low, for cash.
DARRACOTT HARRIS Il co,
je It's ll2 Main street
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ksEssJsa&. saEDsCsNES. &c.
\ = T. w DRUG ST o RE.
ROBERT w. POWERS,

ROBERT w. POWERS,
AFoTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
Hegs leave to inform his friends aud the public
that be has taken and re fitted. in and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied by J. j.
Wood, and more recently by &. s. Dawson. No. 36,
Main and Wall streets, one door above the
ST. Charles Hotel Richmond, Va, and has just
opened with entirely stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERU merry, sc,
Comprising every article usually kept'in his line,
selected in person by himself, with especial refer
ence to their freshness purity, and entire reliability.
Physicians VIII find his stock Of ID II L G s,
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHAkMACEUTI
Cal. PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENTS, &C, very complete, embracing many new
and desirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
nl day or night.
go Orders promptly attended 30.
o. lis RORr. W. POWERS.
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AIH MEDICAL CARD.

49, OFFICE PRACTICE.
DR.. PLUME, of the old Medical House. confines
himself mainly 10 an Office practice on Franklin ST.,
q little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag nally
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, where skilfu = d con
fidential treatment may be obtained on rca enable
terms. Those who have been exposed certain
contagious ailments, are invited 10 call early.
Communications by mail, or otherwise, promptly
attended to- Office open from A. N. Till 9 2. NJ.
my 23-ts RICHMOND VA.
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RE ADI NC FOR THE
~ SOLUiERS AND OTHERS -lhn D.

DELICIOUS READING FOR THE
III SOLDIERS AND OTHERS The Bap-
list Coiportage Board, located in this city, have
now on hand very large supply of religious tracts
a large proportion of which addressed especially
10 soldiers, and written by distinguished Southern
diVines We are daily hearing OF good results
from the reading OF these tracts ia the camp We
are anxious to place them in the hands of every sol
der IN the State, and appeal to Christians in aud
out OF the army 10 aid ia work in which so
much good NAV be effected
HYMNS FOR THE CAMP.-Thi is the title
OF an excellent selection of hymns which contains
some twelve of the favoritc spiritual songs of each
Evangelical denomination. Persons buvinc twenty
or more can have them at two cents apiece Speci
men copies will be Sent to Chaplains who desire it
POCKET TESTAMENTS-In "A few DAYS
we snail be able 10 furnish 1900 Testaments at IL
cts; apiece. Those wishing supply would do
well to send in their orders.
The above may be found at George j. Summers
lron-front Building, Governor street
A +. DICKINSON,
Sc us Gen. Supt Baptist Coportage.
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y edmond CLOTHING MANDATORY.
II, The subscribers have hand large and
complete assortment of SOUTHERN MANUFAC-
TURhD GoODS-Cloths, Cassmeres and Vest
ings, OF all grades from the following noted mills:
Grenshaw Mills, Richmond, Va; Miller 81 Co.'S
Mills, Culpepcr county, Va; Kelly, Ford Il Co.'S
Mills, Fredericksburg, Va; Thomas Il. Aines'
Mills, Marion, Smith county Va; Rocl, Island
Mills, Charlotte, y. G.. which we are prepared To
make to measure at the shortest notice an, in the
latest and most approved styes-goods that will
compare in every respect with the best Northern
manufactured goo'ts and many Of the Crenshaw
goods equal iii quality 20 French. There can lie no
longer an excuse for buying goods manufactured
ont OF the State. In addition we keep always on
bend a stock OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, not TO he sur.
passed by any house in the city. We have the
best Of Cutters, and corps Of worknen not to be
surpassed by any house ia the Union, with deter
mination TO furnish our patrons with Southern
Clothinginaierial raised South and we trust to be
sold and worn South, rs we are determined TO do
all in our power to push forward Southern nsfitu.
tious. SPENCE a. CAREY,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors,
fe % Corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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$500
- ENCeU RAGE --
SOUTHERN
~ A

Do So and especially if you obtain ne desirable
Goods without paying any more for them than their
actual worth. The
CRENSHAW
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NJ TICE.
Persons who sending clothing and sup
plies to troops in the field, are requested to mark
distinctly on the package with marking ink the
NAME of the party for whom intended, the REGI-
MENT to which he belongs and the PLACE OF SEs-
1lNATIoN, care OF Quartermaster ut Rich ond, to
whom the usual railroad receipt shout be for
warded by the shipper
u-Many packages arrive at the depots of the
railroads in Richmond with paper marks rubbed
OF; OF course their destination cannot be known by
the Quartcrmaster. Others are imperfecIly mark
ed and cannot be identified
uL-All articles deposited at the Quartermas-
tiers Office in Richmond, for shipment must be left
there before O'Clock, p. NJ. to sure their ship
ment on that day. j. MAURY GARLAND,
an Ct-ts Can't and Asst
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pzSStss.aJTs0vS, Ikc.

hlSSOLUTIOH--ri ie CO. partnership between
BYRNE X MASON, ia the Wholesale Ii
qu0r Business, WAS dissolved by mutual consent on
the ist of July. All those who are Indebted 10
viii please come forward and settle their accounts
and all who have claims against us, will present
thes bills for settlement. lSigned.l
A J. BYRNE,
Sc 27-GtE = T. MASON.
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A RMS ARMS!l ARMS!l!

A RMS ARMS !! ARMS!l!
The undersigned urgently calls upon the peo
pie OF Virginia to send in to his address all ARMS
not actually in the hands Of troops-no matter how
few-no matter III what order-as they will go into
the field As soon as repaired
No other person is authorized to collect these
State Arms but the undersigned.
G.. DfMMOCK.
Col. of Ordnance of Virginia
EY Direct, "care Gel. DIMMoCK, Richmond
Va" so 1e-o,y
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LIFE Il FIRE INSURANCE.

MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1922
THE VIRGINIA FIRE And MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY
~ Office No. l3l Main street, Richmond. 81
CAPITAL and SURPLUS 100000:
This Company has the advantage OF twenty
seH en- years experience ip the Insurance business,
and having enjoyed the tayor Of the public DURING
al that period, needs 10 special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia
Il effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus is above, ard its
affairs managed prudently, but literally, and
its rates are as low those Of any other good
institution DIRECTORS:
". l.. Cowardin J. Z. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. ". Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thomas Samson, Il. l.. Winston
WIN. Palmer, Chas. ". Purcell Jno n Gordon,
JAS A. 1n1oes, II. a Claiborne. Alex. E. Parker,
Joseph p Winston.
Apply to the President Secretary in person.
Or by letter. W. L. COWARDIN, President
WIN. WILLIS, Jr., Secretary ic 9-tf
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5 YIRST GLASS MEDICINES
MEADE & BAKER.

WF.AIItI q bA Nf4Kl
PH RriACHUTISTS AND NENDEES OF PURE AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PHAR-
NACEUTICAL PRODj CTS, Surgical Iusjgu-
lneuts and Appliances; Medicine Chests for plautl-
tons families and travellers; Physicians Saddle
Bags; London Elastic Stockings. TrI;ss's and Sup
porcrS; por:cMonnaies, Combs, Brushes, Toic1
Mirrors; first quality rerfumery, romades and
Soaps Mineral Waters and Apparatus; Magnetic
Machines. &c, all OF the best quarry and at the
lowest rates. MEADE Il BAKER
lot Main ST, corner above Post O:fce,
AL Richmond Va
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WOODEN
GnAn Nv
OF IufS CITY,

OF TINS CITY,
Organized last year, and in order TO make such
Goods us would not compete with, but would ra-
Their sjd other southern manufactures by furnish
iug grades and styles OF Goods that have never
heretofore been made in Virginia, they filed their
Nill with machinery OF the best and finest quality
They are now mann featuring FINE CASSihERES
and CLOTHS os every variety, from Fine Virginia
McIino and Mlstizo Wool and solicit the attention
Of the trade in the South TO their Goods. All who
have their ARMY CLOTHS, ntanuiactur II
first expressly for the Virginia Military Institute.
pronounce them al least equal if rot superior III
quality to those they lad been buying heretofore,
and quite cheap.
The Virginia State and Contra! Agricultural So
eicties At thcir Fair held in this city. i'll October
,sst awarded 20 this Company GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition of Wooden Goods which in
cluicd some Geautitui SHAWLS, BLANKETS, sc.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece OF t'"oas
manufacture, by beng what it is represented,
AID under no circumstances wiz this Company be
induced 10 work shodGy il their Goods, nor will
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS IL CRENSHAW, Prest.
SAMUEL p. MITCHELL,
WELLINGTON GopDiS, r,;o.tr.
JOAN ii. MOSTAGlE,
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As gents for the sale OF the Goods manufactur
ed by the CRFNSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, of
RICHMOND. Va. we have hand about 20
coo yards of Fine, Plain aud Fancy Single and
Double Med CAN>IMERES and CLOTHS, he
sides lot of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEMS SHAWLS-ani are manEtac uring at the
rate of 1000 yards per weak all ct which we offer
to the trade at t,,r prices and ON liberal terms, with
entire confidence tina; tEe enterprise will receive
liberal support.
CREESIAW & co, Agents,
e 20-dts Richmond Va.
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HOSPITALS

"ospI,T, nL3 ,rIiF MYTHICAL COZ
IL IDr, -, y',oI,.,, ~ 80
- ~ a. ,;i,,;. -. .l 60, 90. lt. =.
~ - 60 ono ~ 49, ~ | - ~ ~
,ho aln ~ = NOW 'ii ",n "i
Wv i en- =. p '.p' - " 80 ''s
- ,Ii;i -, 81 - ','.',.;"o -e-,,:I;t, t
AZ, en- ei .n.
.' 'ii 80 t i.,.t i,;t.i
III. - =, - - IL - - az,
90. g"0?ia ~, 80 ~, io - .t o o.I' WA -, ~
- 9 - n -. " -, - 49,
"e Tt ron an Pi'ts ., ii.e -, c'ty. , ~.
>, " 70 f - =, -. - 80, In,
eue ioiess'iS .. 'He N~nesc, Nno No. Ill?
saSa'4'/ '''s'''e' ~ 4 '''Ai'''"'
All persons requiring Medical or Surgical treat
r,ent are admitted exceDt the INSANE and those
:.barin~ under SrAL, Pox AND OTHER INFFC-
TT0Us DISORDERS
ly!NG-;E WorEN, both white and colored,
eeiye special care ana attention.
CHARGES.
Including Board Medical Attendance, &c:
White Patients Observation-Disclosures 80 per week
Slaves Observation-Disclosures.
And q: the same rates for fractions of n week.
For less than one week, 81 per day, up to the
charge for a full week
Several neatly furnished PRIVATE ROOMS have
been Droyed for those desiring separate acconl,n0-
datiuns The charge Tor these will AIRY from 81 20
Sl5 par week
For surgical operations fee ranging from s. to
$50 will be required ia addition to the above week
" rates
t1.s@ All charges payabe on the removal Of the
patient
i limited number of beds placed At tie dsnosai
Of Charitable Associations. AT $50 PEI .,nn1rn
naybie sen1i.arnuallv. or 1T a CORRESPONDING rate
10Y six ,nouyhs
Patients conveyed 10 or from the Hosl3ital IN a
suitable vehicle provided expressly Tor tie par
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Sc 27-6t*

ENISSOL u ITO .--The co-partnership of
J CIAKKSON. ANDERSON q Co, was dis
solved July lst, by mutual consent j. 4.
CLARKsON will settle the business, though either
partner viii sign in liquidation The books and
accounts can be found AZ the Office of CLAKKsoS &
Co, No. lo6 Main street. j. A. GARRISON.
J. NJ. ANDERSON.
All It's r. BROWNFLL.
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GROCERIES,, E.s0UORs. az.

FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market.
ALSO-The best OLD RYE WIiISKEY, and
APPLE and PEACH BfsANDY-distiiled In the
mountains Of this State N
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold by him are
warranted pure and good, or no sales.
+. S.-Particular attention paid to putting up and
shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers, stationed
at aud away from Richmond
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MILITARY NOTICES.

OTICE.-Capt. c. ID. CLARK, A. @. NJ.
IN viii be At Culpeper G. II. on the It'll at "The
Plains" the lIth and at Mt Jackson on the 18th
OF October, to finish She purchases and pay the hire
OF wagons and horses in the service OF the
Confederate States at Manassa Sc 2S-6tt
TINE STATE ARMORY The State Armo-
ry is now at the corner OF 7tA and Cary sts-
Parties returning Arms belonging to the State are
requested to send them there.
g. DIMMOCK,
Sc 26--lT Col. of Ordnance of Va.
CITY will
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N EW SIOCK
IN MILLINERY GOODS,

in MILLINERY GOODS,
No. 2U9 BROAD ST.
Having inst opened AT my new stand, 2O9 Broad
street, new and handsome supply of y
MILLINERY GOODS.
very nearly equal to the assortment of former
years and being prepared 10 receive orders for the
on uaoe rom the Guy or country, i would invite
the attention of my old customers and of the la
uies generally, to an examination OF lily stock
! have also on hand large ass Irtment OF BON
NLi hooCHES Also, an assortment, of Black
viewer hlBBONS, Worsted Goods for children
and other articles not usually embraced in Mill
merry stock.
FRAMES. f'~' y '''
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WALL TRADE, 1S6i-W. PETERSON & co,
L WHOLESALE DRUGGI5TS and DEALERS IN
Indigo, Spices, Matder, Logweod BIZ Carb. Soda,
Starch, Sal Soda, Tobacco, Snuf, Cigars, NutmegS
salad Oil, Saitpttre SpouScs, Saieratus Flor. Sui
phdr, C0pperaS, Birthstone. Alum. Cochinel, White
Lend Zine, Paint Liisseed Oil Colos, paratine Oil,
Solar Oil, Lard Oh, Castor Oil, VonQua Brans-in-
vie the attention OF merchants visiting Richmond
TO an examination OF their stock, which, in variety
and pszce, is not surpassed i'll this any Northern
city.
[ 9 Orders promptly attended to-
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uAvANA ClGARs-An assertmeat OF the
i'll nnest brands Of HAVANA CIGARS, Just
from New Orleana consisting in part Of .he follow
ing brands Billy Bowlsss Regalis." "foreno
RegAlia,' "Meridians RegaliA" Good Idea" sad
many Others real lover Of the weed can have
his taste gratfed and be made to feel rich. by sup
plying himself with some OF these truly fine Cigars
at r. w. POWERS,
Druggist corner Main and 18th sts
20 10 Next u 81. Charles HosuitsI
lust RECEIVED twenty tive ounces Sui
81 phate Morphia, Gum Opium Chlorosorm Pull
verified Ipieac, Gum Camphor, Doyer's Powders.
Qninne, Caloinel, Tarring Adhesive Plaster, Xe.
81 w. l.. WARiNG,
SO 90 No. lot Broad 81, above 9TH,
rNOTTAGE REDSTEADS, NATTKESSES.
NJ &G.--On hand, for sale cheap, 100 Cottage
Bedstsads; 50 Cotton and Shuck Mattresses; Tstlss
Sofas; Cabinstss Chairs, &c. ALIEN MOTT,
80 ID Corner 18th and Maj. -
1LIrARY BUTTONS. MILITARY BUT
WI TONS, MILITARY BUTToNS.--l25 gross
Military Bu,.ons--iarge and Snat--for sale by
as Is C. dENNET. ls9 MAJ. -
MINERAL WATERS-Blue Lick, White
wi Sulphur and kockbridge Alum Water.
JAS. r. DUyAL,
se3 100 Main aud i0sh ats.
NoOD AND AEERscHAlA PIPES, in
wv great variety. for sAia by
Il - W VkTERS0N s 90. Dvussisia
DINE AppLESi PINE APPL AS 500 frssh
Pias ApDlss, sos sails ~ A. AN1ONl.
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Ha-HEALTH, HEALTH
BETTER THAN GOLDt

HlHEALTH, HEALTH
BETTER THAN GOLDt
Miss MARY SCOFIELD, PRECEPTRESs. No. $50
BALTIMORE STREET, RAITIHORf-"Jrnth StraR
y,r than Filtjoa. This lady suffered Tor years
with Chronic ntainInafory rheumatism in It's most
malignant form She first contracted the disease
whea two years old, by being vacciHHtei with mat
ter from II child who had tie wlitc swelling. rom
tins time to womrnhood her suNerIngS we,, ex.
trenc-She never had relief from pain until cured
by HAMPTCN'S TlNCTi RE.
IAN Extract from the letter
Il often wish my parents bad known of this rem
edy when | was a child, as believe | should have
been saved the excruciatTng pain / have he II sub
jected to, as well as the deiOrmity OF body must
carry the grave, and my parents would have
been under such heavy expenses from doctors bills
and in sending me, as they did 10 the celebrated
Springs IN England iii search OF health. | wish ali
the afflicted world could aud hear the ber.e
fits have derived from this finctlEe Of HamptOn's
[ try to make al acquainted with its virtues with
whom come IN contact.
'GenNenen. | a Thousand times Obliged to
you, and you are at hoerty to use ny name and
10 all
Il remain yours in gratituda,
MARY y. SCOFIELD.
mo. G}0 West Baltimore stree"
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia Debility, Scro-
taa, Eyes. Pain il the side, Back. &c, are 'ured
by it.
FEMALES AND ILDREN-This TINcrURE
will be found great medicine for al! Their dis
eases.
Call ami get Pamphlets, and read many of the
most powerful possible certificates Of OF the
above diseases Of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & co, Richmond
by DIR COOKE. Fredericksburg; by adj the Drug.
BRAY, Baltimore; aud by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles, s..
ap l-d&cwts
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s3s.bE'sssNss, sxc.

NNERtOA1S.-3U0 grey, drab, and brown
FuLed Cloth Military Cape Uyercuas 800
Pilot, prTcfShan. Lion Skin, Beaver, and oher
Kinds OF Overcoats. For sale by
BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS
20 Ito aud X Main st.
NRENSHAW'S CASSlMERES, WEIlIER-
J ELLIS CASSIMEKES, YOUNG Il WIN
SEON'S CASSlMEkES, MILLERS CASSE
MERES--s.I of
- Southern Maautacturc 81
now ia hand, and will be made order in
the latest styles, either for citizens or military
ear. Remember, this is a Southern mandatory
and has been for the last II years. 1t has not
sprung up from the necessity Of the causes. Being
practical man at the business, (and hot having
climbed in at the back window. overother peoples
shouders,) l fiatter myself that l know my bust
ness, and knowing il, can give the customers the
benefit of that knowledge.
Call at the large and new store, but old stand
ia Main street NH 29l VIM IRA SMITH.
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{ p Orders promptly attended to.
W. PETERSON & co,
Sc | Druggists. Ill Main street. corner 18th

4 BODEKEK Il co. ApOTHECARlES
-. AND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 NAN STREET,
near Old Market, Richmond, Va, viii keep on hand
q general assortment OF pure Drugs, Medicines
Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass Putty, Dye
Suits, Patent Medicines Brushes of al kinds: Sur
giCal Appliance Burning Find, Alcohol Soaps,
Periunrry, Fancy Articles Garden Seeds, Glue.
Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Medicinal
Liquors, Nc
Prescriptions prepared at all hours with special
care, by members OF the firm alone
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
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