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IMPRESS, AND TO APPEAR BY THE Is,

hkIRMlsHER'S DRILL AND BAYoNET EYER.
he Compied nd ior the Soldier II Bat
Cary, Captain F'' COMPANY, ist Rea;m m,to IN
This Drill is compiled and translated from the
and is the aENGiSE zoGAV hs b 5sfhfn Amy
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ings obtained from Paris. and printed separately
practical, being the Drill which has made the
1hha ,e corps of France SO famous throughout
Price 50 cents per copy-the cheapest Book ever
offered to the public.
NE Orders for companies in this State and in
the South solicited. address orders to
>, , WEST \ JOHNSTON.
~ B-Will be ready in IA few days, an entire
THE VOLUNTEERS HAND BOOK.
hy James n Lee, OF the Isl Regiment of Virginia
freq IF r sas,an RENTING The price w receive it
10 1T Publishers.
- held in the Clerks Office of the Court of Hust1
ilngs Tor the said City, on Monday, the ath day OF
William +. Phillips aud Joseph WI
Coleman, partners doing business un-
der the style and firm OF Phillips
Coleman ....''... Pits,
dqaiaa IN NM,
John A. Bowyer and A. II. Whit
more, late partners doing business
under The firm and style Of John
Bowyer Co... Deits
ne oplees OF TINS suit Is to recover against the
a.
doi lars and SIXTY three cents with legal interest
thereon from the 5tn day Of November ls0O Till
paid. Affidavit having been made that the defen
daht, A. 4 Whimore, is not a resident of the
state of Virginia. he Is hereby required to appear
IN the said Clerks Office within one month after
cessary to protect his interest |
Copy--Teste
le l-law4w RIO: HOWARD, Cl'k
nlsSO LUTlON.-TLe frm of MASON . |
- WHITING expired ON the 9TH day OF Februa-
y; nei ~ mutual consent. Mr.. MASON Is alone
authorized to settle up the concern He tAr Ma,
son, Is also responsible for all debts now owiny
from the concern. MASON A wIIITINn
A Card.--tiaying associated with me Mr. f. O.
MOI AfCAsTLE, We will continue to carry ON the
HOUSE aud sign PAINTING BUslA EsS, In ali
IL branches. We hope, by strict attention TO
With their work.
:, ~ shop on Broad, between 5th and eth streets.
n,chmond, Va. WHITING 4 M0UNTCASTLE.
AT ROCKETS FOX KENT.-
belle. ,ih1 ~ WHARF. being the nrst one
"a y, ne snip Lock, hayuy frnni Of LOO feet.
n. .aan'hs BACK 10 Water street, il for rent for
Apply 10 A. d. WILLIAMS.
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FREE NEGROES on THE WISG.--On Wednes-
day last, sixty three free negroes from EDGE
court county, North Carolina, crossed the
Ohio river 1t Bellaire on their way to Zanes
VILE An old negro acted as leader of the par
", holding the tickets, disbursing funds, &c.
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The Cold IN ScorLaxD.-The Glasgow FIX.
aminer states that one day in Christmas week
the Thermometer was actually in some parts
OF Scotland forty degrees below zero
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Liberal PAyMgSr.--The Berkeley Assoeia
lon OF Boston pay the Rev. Henry Ward
Beeeher 81 200 tor the four lectures Of tho
course he is now delivering there.
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Lieutenant Roggs, L. S. A, since 1856 s Ia
noned at Pittsburg, Pa, has resigned and re-
turned TO Virginia
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AMUsHMnNTg.
n VA. MECHANICS 1NsTITUTE. -
In COAPANY "a


FIRST GRAND MlLITARr AND CIVIC BALI.
TO BE Owes By
20 NJ II "a ny CO.
OF THE FIHsT REafAEsT OF VIRGINIA voLrsrzyxs
On the Evening Of the
TWENTY SECOND or FEBRUARY. 1851.
CAT y o'CLocK)
10 Hid the Company in P0ying for IL Sep Hal
COMMITTEE or ISyirarIox--piaA Ro,e,se
serg't + IT, Langley, ormasi t. H. neRR'sMn is:.
Private Jas. A. Register
COMMITTEE OF REcEprIoS-Hhite Ro.et.~.
ssrs t b. +. Appn niyys,. G&orp,IA snead,
FLOOR CoMxlrrEE-Mue Rosette.
Lieu, Col w Fry. Lieut.. a. J. Tucker,
G 9isr, 'o dan LMsleher, surgeon Cullen,
Mayor Joseph Mayo, Commissy B. b. Bfidr
Gen Gen. Thos; p; august, -, ford,
Adjt Gen Richardson, idjt. q. G. Otey ,'"n
Capt; WINS: c. wiekharn, Capt W NJ. Elliott, (Co.
S aa5 je Geo $ k SS,,ia Lieu s P Mitchell
CAPT; caSeIi,, lGovsfin- Capt, miller, Go. K,
Capt ,G,ir,6sii; raye',e capt: 9: ]; wise, GO s.
Ioi: Moore, Capt: w. ii. Gordon, (Co.
Maj T; @. Peyton, Capt: Geo. W. Randolph,
Maj. VIM. Munford, (Co H.
Paymast. w p. Munford, Capt. K. r Morris ,(Co ~
MUSIC, by SMITHS FIRST REGIMENT
AB SUPPER furnished by an experienced Ca
ttrcf- fe It's
& A Il D.-RICHMO ND THEATRE.
LAMBS BENEFIT
FIR D " EVENIN FEB srB
On which occasion will DO presented a bill Of
RARE EXCELLENCE,
In the hope that his Numerous friend, and .he
public generally will
n Err ECEDR
From the Old Marshall on that eventual night,
but assemble in
y L l. F RICE
In aid of the great issue at present bending with
view of his BENEFIT.
RE- LOOK AT THE ATTRACTION IN
LAMB IN
THREE COMIC
CHARACTERS
THREE SPLENDID PIECES
THE WRECK ASHORE '''
FoCAHONTAS,
DIsUNloN AND
~ COMPROMISE,
lie I-5t
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BOARDING,

pOARDlNG.-Two gentlemen and thoir wives
ID can obtain BOARD and two very fine ROOMS
one nicely Turnshed-on moderate terms by ap-
plcation on the south side ot Grace street, just
above sth.
The advertiser has also two FURNISHED ATTIC
ROOMS, suitable for gentlemen, which would be
rented, with Board, very reasonably. 10 7-3ts
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TX 49, IN MY CARD, published in Tue,.
ts>Sa days Jisp0tch i'll order to defend myself
from the wanton attacks made upon me, it was ne
eessary to mention the name Of Mr.. Moring. 1t
sion calculated to inure Mr.. Moring, but merely
10 state that, in our business transactions he and
understood each other, and that would not refer
to them unless he first desired it,
fe Its w EITGENE EEpsTp1y
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W Q sPL DID pLAy
THE VAMPIRES ppInp

w,,. -, THE VAMPIRES BRIDE
Whh Al! its Wonderful Mechanic.I. ps
the Dcaufitnl Drama oI Sueets, aud
BEN BOLT
Dotn 81 which. 90 their former renycs.n,..,
replete, ns they are, with a'sise'ioa,
BEAUTIFUL LANGUAGE.
IMPOSING TABLEAUx
Thrilling SITUATIONS M
Every member VI our Excellent Gomns : 2 - -,
appeal IN this wa
ATTRACTIVE RyTERTAlSxgST.
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Ss LAaT WEEK or HORT & Co.'S GREAT SALE
or JEwELRY IN RIcuAoSD-Messrs. H. L. HoYr
Co., proprietors Of the One Dollar Store, would
respectfully inform the citizens of Richmond that
III consequence 0! other Engagements, their lie
q JEwELRY will positively close this week -
Therefore this is the last chance to obtain rich and
vainable Jewelry, at the unheard Of price of ONE
DOLLAR per article.
Reneaadt ton cns take your choice for only One Dol,
lar, reaarGess OF cost
splendid stock, just received is now OPEN
and those desiring to avail themsei of this ra
opportunity will please bear in mind that this is
the LAST and ONLY CHANCE.
Ladies', call early.
Ladies, call early.
Ladies' call early.
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Mrs. X. A. WINFBEE, having taken the house
oyer the store of Mr.. w. 5. Tupman's. No log
Main street, would be pleased to accommodate
without LODGING. IL astS
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GEoRGIA TATE LOTTERIES.

Our THREE NUMBER LOTTERIES are drawn
daily CAPITAL PRIZES from 81, 900 to s25 900 -
TICKETS from 81 to x5
Prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid mme diately at
Ter the drawings other prizes at 80 DAYS
BE For tickets or schemes in apy III ths ahops
splendid Lotteries, address
MCKINNEY Il Co., Managers
ia zo--zwF Savannah ts
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Only One Week More
Only One Week More
Only One Week More,
Real Roman MOSAIC SETS.
LAVA, CORAL and CARBUNCLE SETS.
GOLDSTONE and CAMEO SETS.
CHAINS, MEDALLlONS, STUDS and BUTTONS
PINS, PENS, PENCILS,
And, in short, everything that is rich aud valua-
BILE.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
SlLFER-P PLATED WARE, warranted to be dou.
Bile plated upon the finest Albata
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR
At No. 23e Main ST., under the spots God Hotal
ii. L. HOYT Il co.
Richmond, Fob. 4, 1891 ia sat.
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GREAT XCITEMENT
MADAME 1DOLPH
TREMENDO SUCCESS.

n, Her PARLoRS crowded by the elite of the city.
This young lady is certainly the
GREATEST WONDER LIVING.
Do not fail to give her a call as she will shortly
return to Europe
- NoT Is your chance to consult the only true AS
TRoLOGlST in this country. Madame can be
consulted on All affairs of life embracing Love
Sourtship, Marriage, Sickness, lntemperapce
situations, Law Suits, Business, Travelling Alb
sent Friends, Lost or stolen Goods, &c. She has
also Secret to make You Beloved by your Heart 9
Idol Madame will bring together those long and
unhappiy separated.
Office aud Receptions Rooms on Main street at
Mrs: Susan II, BABER'S BOARDING House di-
rectly opposite Corinthian Hall.
PRICES positively one dollar and FIVE dollars
Gentlemen ni,n 0fn1Iffe1 10 IL
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M ....Great Reduction in Prices. sr
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GooDs


. m OF
ST AP L AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
j. MIL LHISER BROTHER.
G193 BROAD STREET,
Are now Offering their whole stock of Desirable
GOODS at a deduction Of rs to SO per cent. on tor
mer prices. w. '
TAKE TICE.
5000 yards Merrimack PRINTS al 10 cts the vd
Best Bleached and Brown SHIRfING and SHEEr
lNG-very cheap.
AN-Linen SHEETlNG, at s2s, IS, and 81, cents the
yard. ~ "
Pillow. LINENS, at a7a cts the yard.
Hem stitched Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFS
at one shilling. -
1000 pieces Of White, Pink and Blue TARLATAN.
at half their value. "
White Cambric, Jaconet, Nansook, Check MUS
LlNS and BRItLIANTES-cheap
Table Linen DIAPERS, NAPKINS, TOWELING.
-, &c, at great bargain.
so cts. and 81.
Rich Lace aud Muslin CURTAINS, at Il sacrifice.
large lot OF Marseilles o U NTERPANEs
slightly soiled-very cheap.
ne Cash and punctual credit customers will
ma II To their advantage to give an eafiy call.
ia -s@w j. MlLLRlSER BRO.
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u D A Il ID 1 n G d.
u D A X d 1 G.

MRS DABNEr
Corner Fburfh and Franklin Streesl
VIII have vacant IN ID few days, two ROOMS
suitable for FAMILIES fe G-atK
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Aeysblican Courtesy - the Commissioners.
Tbs LINCOLN men OF tho senate. ON Tues.
day, voted against extending to the Commits.
s'oaers the Courtesy Of admission 10 the pri.
winged sssts on the Hoor
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Freedom to Perish.

About thirty thousand weayers q,
nfacfnring town Of England alone ar. go
DE at The point Of starvation. In I.onaaa :,
thousand persons applied at one of Inc 80.
fons for relief Three thousand of these, !. ,.,..
women, poor and thiniy clad, and having NO
bread except that given them by the hand Of
charity. In Lancashire, many workn,en. who
are generally provident and have been ena
oled to save something for a rainy day, have
exhausted their all, and are now literally
without crust The New York Herald
SPEAKS OF one building alone In that city In
which ak hundred poor wretches are crowd
ed. Many Of these men would rejoice 10 be
led with the odal which the slaves OF the
South throw TO their doxs
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,I,HERE rs ONE THING CERTAIN. AN

THEIR K IS ONE THING CERTAIN, AND
Il tiiat Is, Lev Is selling the cheapest Dry
foods All who have been to his store admit thai
ne Is oherng all kinds OF Dry foods at the lowest
prices N ne has now In store superhne Irish Linen
at % cents, worth 70; fine Grass Linen Hdkfs Al %
cents, worth 80; hne IIemstitched Hdkfs at Is cts
WORTH at5 Embroidered Cambria Collars ut 375 cts
worth 81 lambrlc Collars at SO cts, worth IS: I'm
bleached Cotton, both hns and coarse, ut 81 cents
worth 10; Bleaehed Cotton, OF all qualities at the
Main street, for there you can certainly mud the
largest assortment Of Dry Goods at the lowest
prices. IL 7
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USPREcEDESTgn .rrp c.,,ov

hsSkEL MoxLEY ,Sois Ias.ss. "a u.
~. NJ.
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planning Will C0RN

> A0O LBS. FRESH VENISON HAMS
-,OUO 200 superior CAN VAS and PLAIN
HAMS.
rs half bbls. Woods FAMILY ROE HERRISGS
$50 Thin Breast Pieces BACON.
SOuCEp PIGS FEET CUCUMBER PICKLES
DRIED GOLDFISH; No: FAT MACKEREL
No. SHAD; No. WHITE FISH.
80 bushels GREY aud BLACK-EYE PEAS and
HOMlNY BEANS.
10 bbls. COFFEE SUGAR, at 0 cents per pound
10 half chests superior GREEN and BLACK TEA
For sale Wholesale aud retail by
j. 5. ROBERTSON,
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/ - VI 1kUfON, SM1I He
BEAR, TO be my true and lawful agent. to carry on
The business OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES,
BOUTS, and anything generally kept 10 a Dry
foods store, on nth street. opposite the Old Mar
ke,, 70 buy and sell for cash only. JOS. BEAR
Richmond, Va, Feb. l, 1881 fe?-2wt
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q 50 REWARD.-Lost in the crowd. nj
~ the Lower Ward Polls, yesterday oven
ny y ing, large, double-case GOLD LEV Err
GASasa4. W ATCH, made by NJ. j. Tobias K Co.
Ii. ,rpOOl. No $3.50, attached to short gold chain
and fob. The above reward will be paid for its
delivery to the subscriber, on Franklin street.
near the state Court House
ie st Z. Ii. RAWLINGS
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4 TTENTION, FIRST REGTMEYT.--

N recelved and I0f sale, The celebrated
FIRST REGIMENT SMOKING TOBACCO,
Manufactured In Lynchburg expressly FOR this
purchasers. Call and see IL, at
fs 2 Iw "a paa,i .,,na,
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HEREBY appoint JOHN ". HiLLYAkD
L my Agent 10 Transact business for me At the
corner Of nth and Cary streets, as a dealer In
LlqnGrs and other busines pertaining to keeping
SALOON, to buy and cell for cash only.
tkTINGg
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y iCHMoND STEAM SNUFF MILLS AND

IL SMOKING TOBACCO MANUFACTORY IsTH
oTRkET, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN. -.
sAUFFst embracing the various kinds win
F rrR s1 naeeoeoy Rappse and scotch SMOKING
and Virginia, each kind put up In their respective
manner. Tnrkish In bfadders, French aud Ger.
ma Ia papers, and Virginia In papers, bales and
barrels. All OF our articles are warranted to be
81 superior flavor and character. and sold at the
most satisfactory prices
Ia 4-2wk a.
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SEs<<>.s---sA DENTAL NOTiCE.-R l.
fS2sesSEss.s;SsE- HUDSON associated with him in
practice. on the LIST inst, na. A. B.
A~1' RT II X, Of Staunton, m ex-
perCnced aud skillful Dentist
X. \: HUDSON may be found at their office No.
20 Main street, from . Z. NJ Oh Monday until
nf
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A SEKNANT WOMAN FOR SALE, PRE-
"A EATELI We have for sale a NEGRO W0
MAN, we'll qualified; has been raised in a very
respectable family, and sold for fau II hatever
be had. PULLIAM X 10 N"A
ia l5-ts Auctionaaro
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DKESERVE YOUR TEETH Use the best
i Dentifrlce, and pearly white teeth are Insured
MEADE BAKERS SAPONTNE TOOTH pow
DER is recommended by our Dentists as the best
that can be made. Read the following;
II have used aud prescribed the 'Saponine
in my opinion, no better preparation, for the ends
in view, can be compounded
''JSo. GEO. WAyr, Dentist"
Price 30 cts. jar. Prepared oniy by
MEADE BAKER, Pharmaceutists
lsd Main ST., corner above Post Office
oh
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LOTTERIES.

" LOT TERIEs.
Authorized by tbe States Of
DELAWARE, MISSOURI and KENTUCKY
dence Of Sworn Commissioners
BE The Managers Offices are located st Wi
ialngton Delaware, and St Louis, Missouri
PRIZES VARY FROM
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II 1850 LUTlON.-TLe hrm of MASON 4
- WHITING expired ON the 9TH day OF Febiua-
ry, 1851, BY mutual consent. Mr.. MASON is aians
authorized to settle up the concern. He tMr ma
SOM Is also responsible for all debts now owing
from the eohcerh MASON x WHITING
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. ---Just re-
~ ceived new Spring style Prints, French Cali
Goes, French Brillianfs. 4 few pieces Palmetto
Cloth, Satin Plaid d.. do. Witha fun supply of
striped and plaid Cottons aud 0znaburgs Brown
and Bieached Cottons; heavy Twilied floods: Eng
hsh Crown Ducks: heavy Farners' Linens for
mems wear; Bleaehcd and Brown sheetngs Sc
IL u CHiLEs l. CHESERY
THE BEST HOOP SkIRTS.--LEvY has lust
i received another supply Of those very excel
lent 3o-springs Hoop Skirts at 81 80. All in want
of n really good skirt should 20 to LEWIS and
purchase one of the above mentioned as they are
pronounced by all who have tried them 10 he a
superior article. f.
YANKEE STORES OUTDONE,-EYCJIfp-
i AGE HOME F0LkS.-Real Yankee sefs ~
Jeweiry, Gold Plated Breastpin aud Earinys cam ~
plete, only 10 cents the set same ousIf,y .aa
style as you will mud ia stores that say fhsy 49,
them away al ~ per set. Cali az e'e
fe7 ALFRED MOSES al Ma;n a,
EkESH GARDEN NEEDS.--Ju-1 re..,v.5
per haitimore steamer, u general Assortment
of fresh aud reliable Garden Seeds. e'''"eA'
l.. WAGNER Drueeist
NoIncr OH and Broad SITS.
n CkEksHAUSEN MOT1S1 ES---5 +. r,.I-
~ Ia store aud for sale by
IL 10 y. H. sKISKER & co
"a NALL HAhhELs sFICEO FIGS
lei WI. VILLAGE SONS.
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~ One Trial will insure the Use of Sem
PIE lNFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER in any
family, if properly used. For sale by Druggists
anu oTocels. fe4
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G Circulars, giving full explanation and H..
oenoahes 10 ne dfaWn, VIII be SAINT, free Of ex.
pehse, oy addressing WOOD, EDDY & Co,
Wilmington, Del
WOOD, EDDY x CO
Nv IVY Inn,lu NJ.
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BE Use tue Best. --<SempIe's InfaliibIe Bak q.
ING POWDER. The best and cheapest in use
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EOR HIK Eli have tor hire for the present
L year, NEGRO WOMAN, who is a fist rate
COOK, WASHER and IRONER Applv to
JNO. A. HUTCHINSON,
At Davis Hucheson's Franklin st.
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Ees Yeast POwders.--J. w. GarIick, Rich.
mond, Va, manufactures "SEMPLES INFALLI-
DIE BAhlNG OWDER." His Is the only fac
tory OF the kind In the South, aud he is prepared
10 furnlsh the entire trade on reasonable terms
as n orthern manufacturers. Sempie's Powder il
Virginia preparation, approve cd by all who have
used lt-hichmond " mtg. fe4
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JINiON AND y ECE ) ) ION BADGES.
y wholesale aud retail. Orders supplied
EZEEIEI

CEILING OFF AT COST
- Wishing to nj up my store the coming snrirg
with an ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GOODS ofer
what now have on hand at cost for cash, for one
month from this date. What Goods / have on
hand are Of the best quality, and consist of ali
kinds OF Goods usually found in a Dry Goods
store JAS: IL. BRIrTON, Franklin street
fe 6-dat&w1t& Rettcoan I7th ar1 LIN
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w The highest premium awarded at the vir-
sina State Fair, Oct lsso, as the best Machine for
general use.
These celebrated Machines; also. the sLoAT
and LADD, WEBSTER u CO.'S SEWING MA.
CHiaES are for sale by J. A. BELvIS
Belvin's Block l2th and Governor streets.
la g5--Ira
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-07-12
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, Il
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it.. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and
above all, by the venereal infection. What.
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation;" indeed
it seems to be the rod OF Him who says, 81
will visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver. and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, ,swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitrl-
tons not only. suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated ny the same oause. taia 70
A" One quarter ofall our people are scrofulous (;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise,
Such medicine we supply in at
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.gt AYERS .5ssaos
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most e0ectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other afec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERupTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANrHoNY's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERYsrPhLAs, PMpLss, PusTuLEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLAINs and BoIIs, TuMons, letter
and SALT RHEuM, ScALD HEAD, RiNowoRM,
RItEuMATIsN, SYPHnITro and MERcuRIAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBtLITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VIrIA-
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in "inp,oity ofho blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions. i.g.