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BOOKS. STATIONERY, sc.


4 NIN II Ems - y FW TTIITN.
IL JOSEPH GRlMALDI by Charo- Dlcks'.s.
7ic
COLI nh!CA, - Sire. Ann $ stephen. =.
IT. MARTIN EVE. BY Mrs. wood. ~
ALLWORrH ABBEY. By Mrs. southw"rth. =,
FORTUNE. SEEKERS. BY Mr.. sonthworth. =.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. by Dickens. 81.
MILETUS by BglweT. ~.
TOILERs or rnEsEA, By Victor Hugo. 10.
RECOMMENDED TO MERCY -
KENSEIr. by Bayard Taylor. s22S
VNgER TIE BAND, rs
son soR TnE soil Sis
IUTIRELL or ARRAS ~ Lever. 81
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS By Mrs. Cask,l.
sl.5J. For sale by
II CHRISTIAN 4 90
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MAY 18TH, iS66.-T III X Il Il EN- :
wi DOLLAR s6IIs.- We have just received by
Adams Express Company another large supply OF
those tn RTREN- DOLLAR WOODEN SUITS, eln-
bracing COAT, PANTS, and VEST. Those who
have not been able to get lifted the past week can
now get all they want ,,,r -
my ls-a ,t9zIa.J "a w IatHesst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sy- GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
OF PHOTOGRAPHS at REFS BROTHERS.
GALLERY, OPPOSITE THE sPOTsWooD Ho'
TEL-In consideration Of the scarcity 81 money.
REEFS 4 BROTHER have determined to kbpuon
THE PRICE Of their superior Carries DE- ' lSiih
to THREE DOLLARS per dozen, for all The various
styles until further notice.
phn,oyrnrhs ,intad for . cents. ny oct
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 ApTersou,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

VERY VALUABLE LOT, At THE
Y NORTHEAST CORNER Of GRACE ASD
SEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT Az
TIoS Will be sold at auction. OF the premise.
on WEDNESDAY, the 10TH May, 1866, A. A#'t.g..,
1 O'Clock T. NJ, that truly VALUABLE IuT .a.
Grann x Allen at an annuai ground rent e.. f..F
hundred dollars. IL fronts foriy-iNc aud "a haze
feet running back one hundred and rity-t#r.a
feet H. a wide alley: and for hrst-cla., retia,.
i Justly regarded rs amongst the valuable Tets
soon ~ he offered for sale.
Terms: one fourth cash balance at six 'w..E.
and eighteen months for negotiable nrt">. .I..rr#
added secured by trust deed. The taxes ioT t..-
wear to be paid by the purchaser: .
HARRISON, GODDlN APPERSoA,
my 10 Auetiorrer.
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BY James NJ Taylor, AuCtioneer,rTcsa
Cf7c. oppusite the SpotswOOd Hotel.

GAZE OF LOT. BETWEEN FIF-
STEFXTg AND SIXTEENTH STREETS.-Pur
snant +" decree entered by the Richmond lius-
ngs Court on the LIST of May, 1851, In the snlt OF
! shall, IN WEDNESDAY, the 23i day Of May,
i,56. G at o'clock P NJ. sell upon the premises
the real estate in the bill and procssdinss, men
Fifteenth and Sixtecuth, and Marshall aud
CAV streets. in the city Of Richmoud!, At ,pnb'
lie auction to the highest bidder upon TN" follow
in,, terms To wit: ono third cash one third on
credit OF four months and the other third on ere
dit OF eight months, with interest On n credit pay,
@ r,,iireI for the credit payments, and the title to
the property will be withheld til the whole pur,,
chase money De paid and Conveyance ne directed
i,V, Tho cnnri THOMAS j. EVANS,
~! " Special Commissioner.
,r"tioneer. my li-9t
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AUCTION, SALES.--FUTURE DAY
BysPaine B. Co, Auetioneers,
~ No. LOG Main sttest.

ONE HUNDRED CASES 8OOTg
NAsD SHOES At AUCTION On W2Bygs
DAY the 10th instant, at H. O'Clock, we VII -
orr auction.rooms 1--WE THOUSAND pm
BOOTS AND SHOES, Of latest styles, INV rora afS
ing per steamer rom Iew 1G;rs, eomp,rog eysry
SHOES, sniied 10 the city retail trade.
Special attention l. invited to this sale, belaxb.
largest and most desirable stock we hage ~ ~
fered [myi2I PAINE & co, Auctionsot,. -
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BY Grubh- & Williams, Auction"er,,
Corner Of Eleventh and Main streets.

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RI
Y SIDENCE, At THE SOUTHWEST coRStRs
OF MAIN AND FOuRTl STREETS, FOX sat Z
O'clock, p NJ we will sell 81 auction, upon the
PREMISES the property located a. abov"s u i 81
i,rick and has three stories above baseIncnt WIN
two large rooms and store room in basement, W."
fine paTIors On main floor, three chambers and u
dressing room ou next uoor, ana Tue sam" ~ w
miner Ha,r with fire places in every room. Their"
il kitchen with two rooms for servants, laundry
coal and wood house, he-house, Stable ana
crTrfa re- hou.e-all II brick and covered with tin
The dwelling ha. u handsome iron verandah w
front porch in rear, and i supplied with water an
ras The premises are in good repair. Possession
Given LIT OF August, or sooner If desired.
The property combines all the requisites Tor
rraily desirable private residence In degree not
often mot with and we invite the particular atten.
ton of the public To the sale
TERM: will be made known at the time ~ sale.
GRUBBS * WILLIAMS,
my 10 Auction"eTs.
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9aTTcT7eN SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

on TUESDAY. the ed Of May, commencing AZ
10 O'Clock, at tho newly erected four-sory ware
house corner OF Fourteenth and Cary streets next
door tn Messrs. w b. Jones Co, we Will offer for
.,rs ouction. without reserve, large and gene
raj assortment of
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, AND
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
together with variety of other articles pertaining
"a tba trade too numerous to mention, to which we
invite special attention.
,ov1i-td. PAINE 4 CO., Auctionoers.
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/" CLERKS OFFICE,

RICHMOND, WI! tut, I0OV'
"Notice is hereby given that, by viz
tue of am order made by Hon. John &.
/" Underwood, District Judge, the regular
"tcrm Of said court, appointed to be held
" on this day, is adjourned until the first
" Monday "f June next.
EDWARD J. UNDERWOOD,
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rGp SALE Ar AICTION.-At IN

by Pilklnon, PuIliam & Co, Auctioncers.
Commission Merchants, and Real Estate Asf''.
No. Wall street, Richmond, Va.
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SALAD OIL.-SAI.AD OIL, of best
- quality, Ia bottles aud tasks, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD Il CO,
my IL corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
DAINTS, PAINTS.--WHITE LEAD,
i Linssed Oil, Brushes, Painters' Colors dry and
in oil, for sale by PURCELL, LADD x CO,
my IL corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
GMITHFIELD BACON.-Al lot OF
- beautiful SMITHfIfLD BACON on hand and
for sale by STEVENS Il PEGRAa, 81
my ~ Gil Broad street.
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and hold, that this action is the voluntary
verdict of the sovereign people. Was there
| ever such farce On popular institutions?
1t was doubtless very inconvenient for
Tennessee to be denied representation in the
national counsels, but there was no d,sgrnce
in it. The opprobrium attached to the other
sdo,-to the authors of the iniuuitous
measures that deprived her of hor just lights.
But how is it nowS The final act of restora.
ti"n, with its concomitants, will ever remain
a blot on her escutchcon. 1t will tnko years
ere tho disgruceful memory and poisonous
influence of q BRowNLow cun be erased from
her history.
We h"pe we shall not he called upon to
record similar ecenes and acts in connection
with the restoration of the other Southern
States. 1t is, perhaps, better not to be too
hasty in the matter. What has Tennessee
gained by her admission into the Union 2
Who is benefited ? Not the bono and sinew
of the State, those who fought her battles,
who stood by her through good report and
through evil report? No, they are all dis
franohised.
Men like MAYNARD and STOKES, who have
sold themselves over and over again to the
enemy, now ut length earn tho reward of
their treason. What did these men not do to
gain the suffrage of SUMNER, THAD. & Coz
Did they not fawn On their New England
masters for these twelve months past2 Did
they not do their bidding in things great and
small Did they not 60 through the length
and breadth of Maine, Vermont, Mussachu-
setts and New Hampshire, stumping for the
Radicals, and befouling their own section ?
1t is meet they should have their reward.
But we protest in the name Of the people of
Tennessee, and in the name of the South,
against having these dirty blackguards con-
sidered as representatives of Southern
sovereign State, and against having restora-
ton on suoh terms considered as boon,
Save us from such friends
That tho record of infamy may be COM
plete we append the following dispatch, sent
by "the Governor" to his dear friend in
Washington. 1t needs no comment:
.ExEouTIvE DEPARTMENT., NASHVILLE, TENN,
July 10, 1866 JOHN w. FoREEY CLERK OF THE
SENATE, WASHINGTON, d. CA battle has been
fought and won. We have carried the Constitu.
tional Amendment in the House. Vote 43 to IL,
two of A. Johnsons tools refusing to vote. NV
compliments to the dead dog in the White
House. W. G. BROWNLOW."
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MEETINGS..
SURVIVORS, AsSOCIATI,,v,,E
LOST, STOLEN. Nc.

" ATCU STpL EH -ON YESTIs"
w AFrEltNOON, at tho of Spring and Com.
ing streets. from All elderly gentleman by ncgr es
tnid Doub'e B tt)m l. Watch. of Eugi sh manu-
Iactnre aud numbered 1924 and .7G5. Jrwpl ers upd
othcrH arc requested to stop tho II offered
anu nave the parties arrested II Jnly %
NJ orc r..-L ST OIs NIISLhID. -FOUR
~ bon DIS of the South Carolina kaiiroad Company
oatea lst October 1853, numbered ls9 19U 1911 1872;
eaeH iof SjH8; payable ten y. nftar date
All persons Rro cautioned ngaiLs st purchasing or
'raahg LOT lie said BIs, nppIic will be
inhne 10 the Company f,r q renewal tho same.
ouiy 10 wim6 AUGUST u FLUID.
oSI, NIGHT DOOR IktY AND a Sill
~ YER PkN-HOLDFR X with a GOLD PLN-not of
much value to any ono but the aer. reward win
oe Glven. APply at thia Office. July FL
I OST, ILV X NOUN TED nj 10 IG It-
~ SCHAUM PIPE: supposed TO havo been left In the
re'r coach OF the Northeastern Railroad yesterday The
nnder Will be literally rewarded by leaving the same at
'he once OF tue Char eston Hotel. Juno 20
M l. STOLEA.-4, DULLAES As r.;
VI wARD.-Stolen from my STABLE at Danner's
Cross Roads, NJ James Goose Creek Parish ON Tines.
uay night, June 26th, LIGHT BAY HORSE MULE
aSo' y years DID, in good condition said Mule ia
out 10 nands hxh and has white hair about tho head
uichtinR age Tho Mule III tho rosst ssiop of
d negro OF a somewhat trOwn complexion on the
nent OF the rohbery going In tho direction of the Dor
cuts'er road, with new bride on which WAS taken
with tho Mule reward of S25 will be paid for iuior
aton e dint to the recovery of tho MULE aud an ad
oonai reward will DO g,veu for evidence sufficient to
convict the thief Address the nndersigned at Dan
8. O. WILLIAM T. H.aItRTT @ s'oh'
Juno %
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p Q e IT IL A N d!
nE1RING'S FES
FROM THREE TO FIVE DAYS,
IN THE HOTTEST OF THE FIRE,
They Save their Contents in:
Every Instance,
AND PROVE THEMSELVES TO BE
IT H E B E = II
FIRE-PR0OF SAFE NOW MADE.'
FIRE-PR0OF SAFE NOW MADE"

PORTLAND. Jnly IL, 1896.
Aessrs Herring, Fdrrel Shermcn, No. Isl BroadUay
Ncto Pork:
GENTLEMEN The Fourth of July, with It's usual ies-
tivities aud pleasures to sad termination the
afternoon of that day. by the break ny the largest
hre that ever took in this country destroying half
Of the business portion of he city, with numerous"
dwellings Our store. which three-story brick
building was compl, tely swept 10y tho devouripg
hames We were carrying on the jewelry business. We
had one OF your large Champion Ssfef in which
contained our valuable jewefry and Watches, also
books. papers, and some mouey which preserved
In good condition. The o the books and some,
OF the watches and -wery discoored by tho steam
from the hre proof cmpositi"n not q leaf of our
principal books is injured hot word Is erased from
our BOOKS or papers erery line and toord p.ecy leg
ote; our Jewtry aud watch ue cleaned We were
Unable to remove this Safo opsn IT until Tuesday
the l0t period of more than flee days after the IRE
Inc neat ar 'und II was of the character
as It's exterior distinctly shows the being badly
warped and sprung Tho asH knobs and ornan,e ntni
plates on the do"rs were entirely melted Off Tho heat
closely resembled tnas Of furnace or the iron WAS at
iehfe heat We would add that q Safe ;cnich W t nre
serve Its contents In such Provo it's periority
and is thoroughly ar e.p' oof
Respectfully yours.
GkRRISH & PEARSON.
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TAX NOTICE.

MOUNT PIE ,SANT,
CHRIsr CHURCH PARISH july 1868
TTNHR UNDERSIGNED Is NOW Pn P,REU 20 RE
Il OEIYH the RErgRnSand sAXtB rtn- tOvu of Mt.
t.sas~us every TUESDAY and THURSDAY from Four
r M:. 10 sx r. n, lat the residence Of BIN ,Ns.
until the lBt Of .uguat Mex when hiB no ks Wih be
crossed aud exeoutions Issued a1ainst all "efAuit~rn
EDWARD D. AALL, Town ireas rer
July 2 hue
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SCHOOLS.

SCHOOLS.
MIDWAY sCHty,L. CuARLoTTEsvILLE,
VIRGINIA.
WILSON O. N. CARR, ! Associate
JAMES N. 8ARNEIT, NJ. A.. Ubiv Va. Principals
THE SECOND SESSION OF THIS SCHuUL WILL
4 begin on tho lat Monday In aepteu,ber, and will
end June 30th 1867. The Course OF Suiy ia designed
to prepare boys for the University vi gHis any
other O'llege for the practio business of life ;
snecial aeution 10 given instruction in English
Studies aud Book erpi &.
Terms: For soard and tuition for Half Session $751;
pa abe ia advance. Washing and Fuel Iuruish sd at
actual cost. Each pnpil will brug his own towels.
For circulars aud fuI tber parti ulara, address
WILSON O. OAKR.
Charlottesville, Va,
JAMES NJ. GAkNETT, III. A.,
junction, Hanover Co., Va.
Juy26 wfms+
BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL Fur
YOUNG LADIES'
HAMILTON TERRACE, BALTIMORE, MD.
Mn. AND MRs wills N NJ OARY, pr,nc,n,,o
Mas GEN JOHN PkGRAM.
fTNHE FALL skssIoN BEGINS MONDAY. SEP TEM-
4 BEK IT, 1866.
Since its lishmant in l842 this has been we'll
known to the public ntisI.y
The principals still depend tor patronage upon their
Southern friends.
For circulars or other inforna inn address,
WILSON OARY,
July 26 w5A Box aus. baltimore Md
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r8' dH COMMUNICATIONS ,nse1ded for publication ~
this journal must De addressed TO the Editor OF
the Daily Netos No 16 HdyIse- street, Charleston,
8. O. business Communications TO PubHsher OF
Ddity Nel1s.
We cannot undertake to return rejected oonmuntoa.
tions
Advertisements outside Of The ciy must DO acoonpa.
,,ted roith the cash.
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FOR SALE.

ENOt sA' e. TWO LOTS OF LAVD IN
the village Of Summerville, 4. situated on tho
south side OF North Fourth street between Main and
81 i,oE Jack trees known In the pt Of said village
los q aud B. 'n1aninR one each about seven
minutes w'ik from the depot. Apply to
Jnly as 's' n'aaue' sf9e
ENOR SALE. TWO FIVE MILCR cows
= and F:'SR 20 aPB1Nd RS one of these Spring
oA1TLE. Apply at No l6S ST. PHILIP STREET. he
tween Cannon aud Spring streets. 1* Juy25
Poe SALE, ONE KUtiGLEs' A X D
PRESS plsten nv g. In good order. Ono Csbi-
let aud about 20 fonts Job Type. Apply to
MlLLlGAN. NEl.CHERa Il CO.,
July Is No 81 Vendue Range,
LOUISE AND LOT r'ON SALE Nv TIL &c
/ L town OF Aiken, g. c.; Lot fronting 16O feet
on street and running back 400 feet adoin-
Ing lot OF Henry We-sela. Esq On the promises are
double piazza fron kitchen. stable aud all
sary outbuildIngs and in good order; Ace well
o' water 1a0 feet deep large garden with grape vtnee
peach and plum trees. &c.,
For particulars. terms, &C.. inquire Of
Will 1AMs COVERT, Charleston, 8. G.,
Or by mail. to JAS. PERRoIs. Aiken. 8. O.
ENOR SALE, A TEN-HORSt .TATIOVARY
IL tNoINE AND BOILER, now running, and some
shafng and PulesS. Apply at this office.
July % Sc
LN0R SALc, a BEAUTIFUL, NEW AND
Il FaST-sAILING YACHT, thirt rty-seven feet long, 8
feet beam, copper fastened; can accommodate from
twenty TO tweny-hve pers ms Her carrying capacity
being OF light draft Can be- at the wharf, near
Northeastern Ra,irrad,
Ter s-Esh cash; and balsnce In sixty or ninety
"a approved security Fo further PARTICULARS sp-
Ply to EBAU H & MALLONEE,
At their Planning Mill. N. E. Railroad.
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Ch hhD chh mI'
Treasurer of P. NJ. F. Insurance Company.

PORTLAND, July 16, 1866.
Messrs. Herring. Farrcl DC Sherman No PSI Broadcav
Ne,O Fork:
GENTLEMEN: Tho devasta' ing fro which took place,
in our city ON the afternoon of Ju 4h unuaralleled
in ex cut and number of b Il Ill gs destr yrd by any
hre that took CO in his cnlutry entireiy con-
sumo our iarse sugar hnse aud Oil We using
ole o. our large size 10 ding door was In the
third story of office; when flo ,r gave way IL fell
into tue ceas on heap OF hurni, sugar. where 1t
manned Until Thursday when removed IL sid had IL
cut open. 1t contained general hooks valuable Pc
pers. Insurance policies, record of our Government
Bonds, TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS Ia bank bills, and somo
GU reno all OF tHem preser ed tn excellent or
dernot mark offre on them Evory line perft city
l.'Ribie The OF the books We're drawn by the
steam from the hreproof dIing; thew b. rebound;
the leaves Me pefec This Saf, subject very
sewers test. We very much pleased WIN the result
1t has proved Itself prre,ty 6repr Of aud too much
praise cannot be ared Safs hch the test
30 well. Respectfully yours.
J. B. BROWN & SONS
Manufactured only by HERRING FARREL h sHER-
IAN No. 26l broadway, corner oi Murrsyhtreet, New
York, ~
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Respectfully yours,
GkRRISH & PEARSON,

PORTLAND. M1ine. Jnly 13, 1866.
Ae'sTs Herring, Fdrret G Sherman. No Psi Broa,cay
Neio Fork:
GENTLEMEN: The large fire which occurred July 4th
entirely destroy ed stove III nutnctory:
aso our office. which in q separate wooden build.
Ing, two stor es In heignt The safe OF your
rings Patent Champion in the second story 1t fell
to The ground vs. got 1t ont during tho fire. by means
OF chatns- IL gas red hat. We had 1t cut open ON
Saturday The books and papers contained in it were
all preserved. Yours Lsuly
N. P. RICHARDSON 90.
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REMOVALS.

,a,ia REMOVAL
OUIS COHEN HA REMOVED FhOM No. 2A8
IL KING STREEr to No IA, door Entn Of tia
stand for month whi.e above undergoing
repairs July 10
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PORTLAND Maine. july 10 1ssf

PORTLAND Maine. July 10, 1866
Messrs. Herring Fdrrel tf Sherman No PSI Broadivau
NeW Pork
GENTLEMEN: This once beautiful city hns been the
scene OF the most terrible con6agraon known In
the history Of fires this continent Fifteen hundred
buildings were destroyed covering area Of more.
than two hundred acres. reaching mile and one I'm
length, by an average Of half milo In width The
building in which had tile oco OF the Portland Mn
tnal Fire lpsnra co Company entirely consumed
we had q large number of books and papers; these
with other vauabee, we're all locked up one Of your
large size "Ffre-Proof safes" We dug 1t out Of the
ruins on Saturday. where it remained three da3s and
hat Alter cutting It open. great surprise and
8raahcauon the contents pres, rvei in excellent
conditions the covers the books we're drawn by the
steam OF the freproof compassion. Every line and
"1ra % III our DOCKS and papers perfectly egble; not
iea vi our Donks or paper show the marks Of fire.
Mnen we aahe into Consideration the magnitude of this
tne heat to which your Safe subjected
no no water having been thrown the ruiLs the
nre. proves your safe to be perfectly ar proof. Yhe
oruea rough which +afes have passed IN this
@ ,esf many having been completely burned up warrant
us an saying that too much prse cannot he bestowed
on ihe Herring" every of your make preserved
its contents. Respectfully yours
Treasurer of P. NJ. F. Insurance Company
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N centrated extract Of the choice root, 80 com
bned with 9th substances OF still greater altera.
tive power as afford an ehectua antidote Tor dis
remedy is surely wanted by those who suffer from
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accomplish their cure must prove, as this has, o.
immense service to this large class OF our aMicted
fellow citizens. How completely this compound
will do it has been proven by experiment on ma ny
OF the worst cases to be found In the following
Scrofuis, scrofulous swellings and Sores, Skin
St. Anthony's Fire Rose or Erysipela as, letter OF
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Syphilis or Veneral disease Is expelled from the
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Female diseases are caused by scrofula In the
blood, and are often soon cured by this EATRACT
Do not discard this Invaluable medicine because
you have been imposed upon by something pre-
lending to Ia sarsaparlla. while 1t was not
When You have used AYERS, then, and not I'll
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For minute pa of the diseases cures We
refer YOU 10 AYERS American Almanac, which the
agent below named will furnish gratis to all who
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, for the .cure Of
Dyssntery, Foul stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheu.
matism, Heartburn, arising from Disordered Sto.
mach, Pain or Morbid lnaction OF the Bowels
Elatnlensy Loss of Appetite Liver tE TO pIn
DsGR PHI. Worms '01' Ssofs'S'"' anu ''' n
They are sugar coated so that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly spd Icy are sns Of per
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and sold by f PTkcsfT Co., Agents
corner OF Main and Thirteenth streets,
ieq-em Richmond, Va.
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RAnROA


&Qa Rs
VIRlIN1A CENTRAL lsAIL2GAn:
Y SUMNER >CHEDULE.-rhs cHkOU n
PASsEN8ER TRAIN on and aftsT SATURDAY,
Juno 81, Will leave Richmond tsundsys exeeptedj
as 7:se 4 n, and arrive N Jackson's River sf ~
THROUGH TICKETS sold via rrottsY 4 Co. .
Stage Line for Hsrrisonburg, Winchester, and
other points on Valley Turnpike also, 70 etri.
81, g SPRING., Roskbrisg,s, .nd BAH Alum.
and by Hartman 4 20. . stage Line to Lexln. ton,
Nsturxl Bridge, And Rock6ridgs Baths also, rfa
Virgins aud Tennessee railroad for Nash VILE,
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New or.
burg and other important points In the southwest.
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS with
Trains on Orange and Alexandra railroad north
and south, and through them with the Virginia and
The NIGHT TRAIN is discontinued for the pre-.
'' AM ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii Be ran be.
tween staunton and Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. leaving Staun.
ton st Q 90 A. NJ, arriving in Richmond Ct 10 10 A:
III. Leave Richmond same days 1t s.s r. N, and
Sr FRsiGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
ana sAionDAA o. D. wHTTCOMB,
ia1s General Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-03
rOYNER'S SULPHUR WATER,
PROM
COyNRR'S SPRING,

BOTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
CONVERTS SULPHUR WATER is held in the
highest repnte by those who have had the oppor-
tunity Of testing its efficacy. .u
The great powers Of these waters nave been
clearly established in large number OF cases. or
many diseases they are al%1s spesTSr sHih IS
and ERUPTIONS, FEMALE COMPLAlSTS,pHf :,
SiCAL DEBILITY, OBSTINATE DlsEASEs or
THE BOWELS attended with IoRPlDiIn NJ ~
TIONS.
no found OF great advantage To the general health
for beside giving healthy action 10 the liver, II
will he found = mild, safe, and gentle aperient,
strengthening the tone Of the stomach ana I'M
proving the appetite.
The proprietors have had this wafer securely bot
tied at the Spring, and offer 1t with confidence 10
Price, per case Of two dozen quart bottles, $7so.
Orders enclosing the amount will be promptly az
''''"'N PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists.