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SOilinT.

Soiling, OF feeding green food to stock, is little
practised at the South. Yet some have tried it
with success The best plant We have for summer
soiing is our common Indian corn. We copy
some remarks upon it from the \. \. Day Booh's
agricultural column. Every agricultural rcader
should give the subject some attention. It will
be seen that the Day Sook urges the use of green
Indian corn provendcr especially for milch cows.
affording them fine food just at the time when the
keeps Il COW and has spare acre, hali-acre, quar-
tcr-acrc Or even less. should try it. Our farmers
should all try it. However full the small grain
crop, We cannot produce more than enough stock
food and this kind, besides being good for green
feeding is also excellent to and save for win
ter Now is the time to prepare for this extra
crop. 1t will soon be too late. Read what The
Day Book says
:. 1t is hard 10 say which are the best plants for
this purpose. Some have recommended rye. sowi.
the previous autumn, for spring soilins, clover ID"
carly summer, and Indian corn for later portion
of the season. Sorghum is, undoubtedly, an cN
cclient food for cattle. if ut the right time, bat
after becoming glazed is too hard for their teeth
There S. on the whole, one plant OF so much
value probably for this object rs Indian corn. II
is sweet, nourishins and highly adapted for keep
ing up the How OF milk. WHEN the grass becomes
dry. II You grow it for the purpose of carrying
out the dniry iu case of drouth, You will find Il;
to have these two advantages. viz: that If tn
ground is deeply pluwcd and made rich, 1t will
flourish in those very SEASONS whea the dr"u;I /:
severe upon pasturagc, ami if YOU SOW 1t, expect
Ing DIR ,uth and then no ,lrouth comes, 1t is wei
worth all it costs to hc cured for winter stock.
well cured anal sweet, nvt!ns is better for milk
cows in winter. Il any. who i,:-vc not tried IL.
are disposed To make the experiment, the follow
ins i = good way :-piow deep enrich the groun,!
with manure vi some kind suitable for corn ii
may be coarse, nr corn is gross feeder, 1t will
take the strength of uIaoS; any manure; furrow
out 1T !, diStlncr Of twu fcet scatter The seed III
the furruw and cover with II harrow: run :. cultl
vatar through rs often is necessary tu keep iii,
weeds down and the surface fresh. and cut for US,
when you need the addition to your paSturasc. or
if You find you do not need it ut all, then fu
winter use. Some employ rs high rs four bushcl.
Of seed to the acre, hut there can be 70 advanag'
in So much seed Oae huS!!.rl IL ahoGt light times
aS much rs is usually planted, aud II covered L"
suitable depth, hot to be lost, say not less
thin two inches and mut more than four, that
quantity Will produce rs mach as more. For the
sake of succession it is we'll to plant ut two or
three times, rs carly in May. and ut the middle
and end of the same month. The labor of feeding
with green corn forage is not grcat and II Is as
tonishing To see what an amount OF cattle TODD
may be grown from Il :nge acre.
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4 G.Iuyors D!sArpoI>rMEyr.-rhc Bali.

4 GaIErors Di&ArroI.rMEyr,-lhc Bali.
more .Sna says: The steam gun captured l:'
Friday, hal been stationed in the CAMP 81 tr
Sixth Mas. Regiment, anu OF Saturday: II
was understood ::n cxLibiiion'nf lis power,
would be given, tut a very unfortunate cir.
c,lrns;aiicc intcrfcrcd with the arrangement.
Some very material aud Indispensable !aris
of the machinery were found wanting, and
the steam gua that all had come to hook i:pon
as a dcath.dcaing engine, stood as harmless,
as an old barn fan. 1t now turns ont thai
tile iuvcntnr, Mr.. Dickinson, who WAS not
takcm with the gar. hr'l with him in a buggy.
a shor; distance OF, Ill t!c important parts oi
machinery u>c.l in the worss:in-, a; t.le gun,
end escaped with them b. driving rapidly
aWay
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attacking the town, declaring death to Brownlow
Maynard, Baxter, and the Uuionists here.
There has been, already, several shot and pro
badly killed.
Maynard had to run for his lifc-is now locked
up, and the mob is trying to pull down the house
or store "a: he is in. One man WAS killed by
some man firing from the Lamar House window ut
him. The X. Guards, 20 men, arc called out to
pucll the mob, which has 700 men in it.
Tho stores arc al closed tight. One hundred
men arc statiuHcd at Brownlow's house, ditto at
his Office. Ihc mob intends to keep in operation
until they clear the town Of these traitors. Ruin
and devastation ahead for Knoxville certain un-
less providence interposes. Nc cessation Of mob
violence, or firing by the troops as yet The riot
began at o'clock and it is now 1. The Colonel
of the Regiment is using every effort to get the
troops back to their quartcrs-but all to no good
up to the present moment. commenced this u:
o'clock, finished about 10 minutes thereafter,
an, as u matter of course, greatly alarmed mid
excited.
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AyoTnxR Wa&yiSG.-Asanontwar( hound
schooner was passing Fort Aston. on North
Island a few days since, the usaal challenge
was given by the sentinel OH duty, and 10
answer was returned. In order to be heard
with certainty, the sentinel ran down 10 Tho
water and repeated tho cali, with the an;lo:cc-
men; that he would fire il not answered.. Tic
only reply was, Fire aud BE- d-l." wher :
upoa the sentinel fired. One nf the per o;.s
iu the schooner received the bali in the for,-
head and was instantly killed. The schoontr
then hove to.-Charleston Courier.
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For tlc Ladies.

As We know that the !arlics always appreciate
any new and valuable recipe. we hasten to lay
before tic:a one which has just arrived by telt-
graph frou, bohemia:
"lIoyGY $uAr.-Takc .! smiles, .G:t answers.
tolerance, temper n;l tact equal parts. Mix
well. and place ready for use :" Your husband :
hand. The .i,nvc will be found :: valuable recipe
for renovin. all rnuehnc*s and irritation, for Civ
ing smooth;e$s aal sUt;.e.s AMI :r ubvia,inS all
tic rupicasai,: effects vt domrstic friction
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StGxIyG TIL. ORDIHAvCE OF SEcESSloN-
Az Ia?sEs ;!ys SGNE--'l'ilc .irSal.Sai i)eclar
alton o. In'l>pcn !ence was signed on lurs-
day cvcn:n. last at ) O'clock. Ii was a >olcmi'
and imposing ceremony. Inc members SEEN
ed impressed with the fact that the: Were
acting history. The f.w l.;nncl!ts occupied
in TIE signing was the inos; solemn oi otca-
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Administrators Sale.
Sheriff s Sale /!

DY Virtue Of sundry wri,s Of Fl Fa to inc di-
- rccted, will sell ON the lirs. Monday in juno
next, and continue from day to day until tho
entire Stock of Gpods are Gisroscd. thc following
property in the following eases, viz
Thomas Il. Reese, Assignee, vs. James NJ. IIud-
s"a: {. l." Rrio vs The Same, The entire Stock
Of Goods now in the Store occupied hy the De-
fcnd:i consisting Of Dry tionds, groceries, Shous
Fancy G""ds, &c, 'tc. Terms maic kaoWn on
day Of sale.
J. D. palgett vs. John P. Mays, Survivor, One
Grey Horse and one buggy and Harness.
LEWIS JONES, SID.
Mavl2 ~ 10
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" wh.n th. t.4vvs; :r.I,l liz breath,


More than orc hrnl ;r2;n!lcl under the
weight OF assoca;ious--at the t!lo''sht Of the
glorious past and III" uncertainty Of the hid-
den future. Nevertheless there WAS no l!cSi.
tari,,n. ro want "f I.arnJay, but on ever. face
wa, visible :: !ix;l DISCRIMINATE II 10 seal, il
nee! he with tile hearts best u ool tl," c!ia:
tcrof o,;r ri git anl our iresd5m.-Lit,lv Rock
True Democrat, 9ih.
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Attention, Cavalry.
LIBERTY HILL, May IL.

LIBERTY HILL, MAY IL, 1851.
a : Sntac misunderstanding exists rs t" the day
"a on which the "Jri!crs"n Nuiilcrs" were "I-
'i.rcl to parade. they are hereby ordered to be
a:l appear their regular parade ground on
Saturday the first day of June, prepared for drill
aud Inspection.
The members VIII" are preparing to join Infan-
try Compares, viii remember to return their
swords. Gc an the day above named.
BY order pi JOHN I. TALBEET, Capt.
J. II. IGLLpELL, y. 5.
N,.a2 Ita 90
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PIANO FORTES

from the celebrated manufactures of Raven Bacon
4 Co., Huzelton Bros, and 4. II. Gale Co., New
York, for whom they are sole Agents. These Ia
struments having already Won such far-fained ce-
obrty is only necessary for us to repeat that for
strength durability and inish, together with Yo~er,
depth, stceet"ess and sefcas e toae they chalenge
competition. Persons wanting Superior Piano
Forte, would do much better to call and select fri
o large assortment, tlinn by dealing with Pedla.s
and agents Of inferior makers, where they have no
choice anu have often to pay higher prices FOR in
feriVr instruments, than fine ones Of superior
makers can bc buuyhl for.
Every Piano Forte sold Ivy us is warranted in
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HYNIEN EAL4.

MARRIED, on the llll inst. l,y the Rev. j. s.
Connor, Mr. s. NJ. WILLIAMS and Mrs. e. T..
FREEMAN, al! Of Ghs District.
The Printers Zee las beer received, fer which
tic fair bride will accept our thanks. 7" Mr.. and
Mrs. WILLIAMS we wish all sorts of good luck
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Yet, hope, in tones Of love,
Ny sinking suul sustaining,
OFT p,int; to spheres above,
And bids me cease complaining:
The smiles, the tears,
OF former years,
In those bright realms shall meet nc:
And there the friend,
Whose timelcSs end
Sad memory wecps, shall greet nc.
Thus oft Il; midngh, hour,
Ere slumber's chain hath bound ne,
Kind hope d;spel!< the gloom
Sad memory spreads around me.
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FRESE GOODS
Headquarters,
10Th REGIMENT, S. c. NJ. !
1NG1

10Th REGIMENT, S. c. NJ.
MAY 6, 1861.
u1;1E UPPER BATTALION, 10th Regiment,
s G.. NJ. will assemble ut Allen ke"rp's, on
saturday, the 18th May, armed and equipped as
,hs Inv directs, for drill aud instruction.
The LOWER BATTALION will assemble a, !,
Mount Willing on Saturday the 25th May, armou
nd equipped rs the law directs, for drill ana IN
n, uctiun. -, oa,o-,
b. BIZ. he Officers and non Commissioned oticers
an .upcur mt their respective Na,tnli"n rcndes-
Som,o @ Friday previous Tor drill and instruction
Yous w order Of 1t Col. ALTON.
sp ,gLoAru, Acting Adj't. -
Mays -----.--
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Wanted by the Hussars

U7FTEFN nr TWENTY well mounted nen to
Z s"mplrtc their raiks. for twrvc months ser.
visc in the Confederate Army. In every irstunrc
where Cavalry have i.ccn received ;hcy have fur
ui>!;cl lhrir "wn horses am, equipments. las
n; E.l;rc;cd the iHcaIS, aud interest enough in
Nj Conflict Ear spGl,"rn Independence, Ia furnish
nne Company Of Cavalry:
II. G. HCTLER,
Capt. Commanding Edgcfcld llussars.
May - 1t %
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The Climax of Heavenly Hope.

Many will find pleasure in reading the follow
ing verses, additional to M"orEs sweet melody.
We have been permitted to cory them from the
Manuscript collections Of Il gentleman Of high cul-
tlvatit. The author of the verses, once men,
bcr o! IL Edgeield S. c., bar, is now tic devoted
pastor oi puul'S Church, Augusta, Ga. We
think his additional stanzas have never been pub
lisaed before; bs.evcn had they been, the meek
consolation they afol,-a fitting climax to the
pathetic sentiment OF 'e poct,-makes them well
worthy of re publication,
ADDITIONAL HERSbs TO "oFT IN TIE
sTILLI NGHT."
i:Y EDWARD Ful, rSn
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
N EQUITY:
John P. Micklcr and others,
Commissioners, III far Ac-

~. c"Mnt and Ne
Yarcy G. Freeman, Committee, Hg
Ellington Srnrl.s, Ad'or., ct al.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Yanccy 6.
Z Freeman, one of the .Dcftudants in this case,
resides beyond and wi,tou, tic limits Of this
State, On motion by griffin, Cumplninauts So
licitnr il is ordered that The said Iuncey g. Free
iusn do appear and plcad, answer, or dcmurto
this Ell within three months from the publication
bcrcof, or decree pro conJesSo ugunst him will
be entered.
2. w. CaRWILE, c.r.E:D.
Comm rs. Office, Mar &c, 1851. ..Sm l3
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%ss- The friends of JACKSON CoyAR an.
nnGnce him II CandidH' Z fu7 Clerk Of The Court Of
E'!csGell District, ut tho mex, election.
April o3, 1861 10 &tr
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FIN E. PIANOS

MUSIC, &C., &c.
TVyIIE subscriber, after returning thanks to theh
Il friends in EdyeGcld aud adjoining Districts,
for their liberal patronage during the last ten years.
would inform them that they still continue to KEEP
ON hand lurge assortment Of
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WILSON'S REGIMENT OF TuIE,Es.-The
Washington correspondent of the New York
Day Duok represents Gen. Scott us quite hor.
rllicd at tho idea of having such thieves and
cut-throars rs compose. 10 a large extent,
Bills Wilson's New York Five Points Rcsi-
mclii, to fight under the hammer OF the United
states He said. in commenting on the sub.
icct. I" 1t will take thousand good men To
watch hundred of ,hcnl.' Then drawing
ilinSeli up to l.is full height, the old General
concluded 10y saving, "the profession of Il
.oiGirr. sir is not that Of i thief Or murder
nr
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AIOTICE...All persons Indebted to the Es:
" tate of G. W. Landrum, decd. are requested
to.come forward Immediately f. r settlement; ard
those having demands against the same will Pre-
sent them. W. NJ. LAEDRUM, Adn'or
April II 10
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT,
~ OPDyyiRI-.

'TMS. Applicant W. Frederick Er
NliES u. y. Mary: Polly Ovcrsfrect "n'
SE ga, and VILE '"lcij:lI tiricc and vile
her children, I" wit: 80 Frames; JTlin'
Milcy: John Atkinson AMI w, Uyc:S.tcct
Ovcrslroct: Nary DT-rs:rre;; Siias over
Wcstlcy Rainfall nrd wife Martha: Gcors. &c
street. Henry 0rrrsrcrt; 4. B.. GrIce an'! M.
Lucinda Sam OvrrStrcct Susan Sheppard Kirh
Gregory ana wi!o Margaret; And i"nre and hi
children, to wit Elia< Krcpps and wife Elizabeth
Whitfield Thomas and wifi. Ju:ia Thof. Glaze AMI
wifo Eizs; Margaret Sloan; Iiatiia lonce !;
Allen Y.nce; tisSri"l Yunrc: Ahrsm ionce ;
Sarah Ycncs E!I,n Ynncc; John Lrele md his
children, tn wit: !icnssc Frirp mud wife Dolly ;
Eliza Er:e; Mary l.r:lc: Alnci;H Erglej samne;
Er:!c Artimu. Ers:c Tillman Er::si i'an'el
Erglr; Ilannah Ersr; l.rui'n Ersc; '.nhn 1"bee
ard viii. SuraL; Caleb Lights nnll wife Many !;
Levi Meyer. md wife Ruth; Elizabeth h''''
William lluic, nnl David lIurt, Defendants:
It urt,enrny T. my sati=Iacti"n that MIilinm
1Iuiet. nnril Hulct, Caleb Lights and lis wife
Nancy, aud Grcrgc ,rripr aud his wife Dolly De
f.nlunts in the ubuvc stated case, reside beyond
ths l;n,ts of thi. State 1t is therefore ordered
that they do appear and object to tho division or
.nIn NJ the Real Eslntc of George lluiet, dec IL.
IN or before the nineteenth (lgth) day OF Juno mex;
I@Gl or their consent 10 the same will be entered
u i'sO W. L. DURIS0E, o.E.D.
arril Q 1861 lul !"
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Coon NEWS FROM MiSSnUEl.-The Mem
ihis Bulletin of Tuesday, has the following
a gentleman who left St. Louis on Saturday
night, SAYS the Union sentiment is on the
wal.c since the massacre, and that some OF
the strongest Union men arc nO% determined
Ia resist the l.ncoritcs. He thinks tie State
will certainly pass an ordinance 10 60 GU; oi
tn Union.
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Notice.
R0wles & Hughes,

NoTIcE..Al persons Indebted & to ;,hs, the rs, hr,
~ tate of Col. S. Christie, decd, either ny
V,te or Account are requested to make iEmed
ate payment and those having demands af air:s
the came will present them TO The undersigned
properly atIcstcd.
Va 1cc0 Il 40
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For the w ar /!

rY9IE undersigned hcirs well known through
8. out South Carolina and Georgia. is dcSruus
>. organizing Il COMPANY OF INFANTRY or
RIFLES to he offered to the CGntedcracy for the
War.
Those wishing to join the said Company can
address +. c. BARBER,
Augusta, tia.
Refer 10 WN Srirrs and Gro. RoElxsos, lIan-
i.ur-, $. {.
Muy 22 1t 70
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New Goods
FOR THE
SPRING & & SUMMER
TR "A d

HN tENN, agent, respectfully I"4"i hi" "a"
E1I. numerous customers that hc IL now rectiv-
iny und opening 1. most BEAUTIFUL and
Desirable Steck Of Goods.
Iii. Stock has been sclecod with great care,
aud purchased on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS. and will embrace every variety ana
style Of Staple and Fancy ioodd.
A mort beautiful assortment Of LADIES BON
NETS, trimmed and uutrimlnrd
Misses and Childrcn's White and Colored H. ATS
Of every ynricty und stylc-trimmcd aud un-
trimmed.
A beautiful Stock of FLOWERS and RUCHES
ana Straw TRIMMING:
Ludies' and Misses HEAD NETS, in Great va
ruty, and II great many other Handsome articles
10 suit the I.ndcs and Misscs.
In MEMS and BOYS wear he has large and
dcsiruble Stock uf Goods for Coats, Pants und
yeats. embracing every variety Of Cotton and
Wooleu TWEEDS, Summer CASSlM EkES,
COTTONADES, DR1LLINGS, Linen GooDS
and Black Summer CLOTHS.
A largo md well selected Stock of SHOES
purchased before the Tariff.
And great variety of other desirable Goods
too tedious to mention, all Of which will be sold
Al Reasonable Prices.
:ag-A liberal discount made to cus! customers.
May II
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;gY;I. SeT!CE re CaED!TGRS.
A III. persona ha%iur nny demands ISan't iie
a Estrte Of Mrs. Sarah Gal:man. decd, are
r..ri stl to present them to s:e III 'lne form, On
-. hsf,rc III. :;G,h day of May EeX:, oi they Will
! be icbarrcd from raytrent.
1it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-19
DRUGS. MEDICINES. dc.

III PURCELL, LADD + Co sr.
H IN ns~ 'a.. =. cs, e.. I'a '''s''' A'sA
Uner for SAFE In quantities TO suit Hurchasers-
2.60Q lbs best Indigo, 10 bbls. burning riaiai
hbds Prime Nader, 80 Coal Oil,
zoo kegs SIM Csrb. Soda, Is " Sperm Oil,
IeO easea As. IN d. Is I" Lard Oil,
psners 1900 CALLS Lamp Oil,
rs casks Sal. EQda, 50 bbs. machine Vits
N,9 oz Suluh CNHniue 200 cases Sweet Oil,
$40 kegs I.ewisy fi!ad in 10 bbls. Linseed Oil,
oil, $50 cases Extract Log
1850 kegs Cream Tartar, wood.
100 bags Sifted Pepper, Is bbs. spn' Aulpen-
IN sinrer. prime, 10 kegs Apto. Emerys,
iSo boxes Pow er e 2 600 It's. Reid Borax.
spices. pure, bbis Canphor,
Is bbls Castor O | 5000 lbs. Pure Saitpetro,
PRIME rs bbs. Venet. Red,
rs bblg Alcohol. loo boxes Starch, .
tons ZINC, in oil, 1900 boxes French Win
dow Glass, asst. sizes,
With a full stock of other articles, and Pa
TENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS. PER
FUMERIES. Painters COLORS, BRUSHES,
&C., &c, our usual terms.
PURCELL, LAID L CO., Druggists,
La Main street, corner 18th.
N. B.-Particular and prompt attention to pack
ing and Shipping orders.
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- Baths, Baths. Births.
TAILORING, &c.

NALL AND WINTER CLDTHsNG.--The
attention Of the citizens Of Richmond and the
public generally respectfully called to our large,
varied, and complete assortment q .Gsnts ana
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING doODn,
view Of pleasing the great diverslGes Of taste IN
regard to dress. We fatter ourselves that the
sty lie, fit, and durability OF our garments are I'M
advantages in mann featuring clothing are such as
to enable US To sell at such reduced prices as can
not b, eoualled. Having made more extensive
ABRAMS aiae ats this season for the supply OF the
great demands fCf Cl2taing than ever be fore, we
hope to receive large support from all III want CT
articles in our branch OF business, assnr nE them
all that we Will do them justice.
We are also prepared TO make to order shy GrtI.
ale of Gents Wearing Apparel, at short otice.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
(Branch of Baltimore liz use,)
corner AZ ain and lALh or Pc lri
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Ar Msaiesnes shegid &c Prepared By

- All Medicines shoIid be Prepared BY
a REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR. j. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, BRONCHITIS, AID that lion OF
diseases, ConsumRtiqn; Price % ctg and 81
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa
ration is g positive cure. Price 50 cts:
tism, ChoIic, Cramps, Pains IN the stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back Or Limbs. Price, IL, Is
and So cts. -
Dr. ]. =. ROSES SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure OF Scrofu "a, old
Eruptions, ChronIc Diseases, Uucers, Sores
SwelIed Neck, Biies and all diseases arising from
an impure state OF the blood. Price 81.
WARNER L. WARING,
isg-lr IQY Broad ST.. Agent for Richmond.
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II NEW DRUG STORE.
n RogER1' w POWERS.

-R NEW DRUG STORE.
M ROBERT w. POWERS,
Ia oTHRCARY AND DRUG 1sr,
Begs leave to inform hln friendS and the pubic
that he has taken and re- fitted in new and hand
some style, the store formerly occupied By } b.
Wood, and more recently by G. 5. Dawson, NO
-. corner Main and Wall streets, one door above
the St Charles Hotel, Richmond Va, and has
lust, opened with an entireIy new stock OF ,,,v
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERI UNI RY &C..
Comprising every article usually kept in his line
selected in person by himself with espec lai refer
ence to their freshness, purity and entir relaDll-
ity. -
Physicians viii find his stock of DRUGS, CHEMl-
Cal q.STANDARD PHARMACEUTICALP Pr E.
PARATI0NS, . UkGlCAL INSTRUM EkTS, / c II,
VERY complete, embracing many new and de ra-
bic articles
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
OF daT or light.
Orders promptly attended to. -
oc5-ts ROBERT w, POWERS
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L 81 EGlAL NOIiOEs
have not discontinued business on account OF
the falling of my store. | am now located FIyx
Purcell q Co.'s Brokers' Office and Near Governor,
on Main street, N l25, where would be pleased
to meet my old customers, anG the customers gem
eTally Those in the habit Of giving me their or
ders for FALL CLOTHING. will do me favor to
wait until c&a e2il on thsm, or leave word at my
store when To cs1l on th5ii, and gil orders IN my
line will be as promptly attended To as heretofore.
have not, and don't intend to, discontinue busl-
Main street Iau2s-tsl VIM. IRA SMITH.
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EA. The peculiarities of the Female Con
sttnton and the various trials to which the sex Is
subjected, demand occasional recourse to slim;
ulants. Ii is important however. that these snail
oonpIlsh the desired end. HOSTETTER'S GEL
EBkATED STOMACH BtTTkRS is the very
article. Its effects in all cases OF debility are al
most magical. 1t restores the tone OF the dlges-
tive organs, infuses fresh vitality into the whole
system and gives that cheerfulness to the temper
ainent which Is the most valuable OF feminine at
fractions. The projectors feel fiatterei from the
gentlemen in the Union have bestowed enco-
mlums upon the Bitters, the virtues OF which they
have frequently tested and acknowledged. There
are numerous counteIfeits offered for sale, all OF
which are destitute of merit, and positively lnJu-
rious to the systsm. Sold BY Druggl lists and deal.
ers generally everywhere. de lO-QtFI