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feet Of the atmosphere or Of physical con-
stitution, Of mental habits or domestic cul-
ture, I cannot say: but the fact is unde-
niable. If YOU hear q woman with q GER
tain thinness and fabbiness of i%ntonatlon'
a want Of perspective and.emrhasis IN her
utterance, letting the words fall from her
mouth as if they were counters rather n g
coins, and speaking as though she had no
moral or mental purpose in what she said,
YOU may confidently set her down as an
American. ! do not say that all my excel
lent countrywomen are subject to this.ln-
TRINITY; but it is 30 common rs to have be-
come n distinctive national trait.
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be able to direct the proposed observations,
found that an excessively curious phenome-
non. to which we can only refer, observed
at the transits, had. misled the observers,
and that, if its influence were taken into
account, the value Of the SUMS distance
obtained from the transit of 1869 was mar
vellousiv concordant with the recently de-
termined value. Mr.. Stone has received
the gold medal Of the Royal Astronomical
Society for this research, and well he de-
serves it. The conclusions at which he has
arrived will enable the observers OF the
approaching transit to obtain results OF the
| last degree Of accuracy.
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Social REFoRM.-The young ladies OF
Dover, Ohio, have formed q society for the
redemption of young men whose habits dc
not suit them pledging themselves not to
receive the attention of any young man who
swears, smokes, chews, loafs on the street
corners, or drinks. The amount OF "sit-
ting up with the girls" done in that region
since the society went into operation is
"not worth speaking Of" An agitation in
favor of "suspending the rules" for two
evenings O week is expected.
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BY Lee & Goddln. Auctioncers,
No. 1lI3 Main street.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN TIL

TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN THE
4 COUNTY OF HANOVER FOR SALE AT
A~UCTIUN.-On THURSDAY. 23d OF September,
1850. mt Il o'clock NJ. we will proceed 10 sell Mt
our Office, lll3 Main street, that VERY PRODLt-
TIVE FARM known as ''MULBERltl Hill
living in the county OF Hanover four miles this s.iide
OF sold Church TAVERN about fourteen mic
from Richmond. and containing HtS-
DRED y EIGuTY-OSE AND y HALE
ACRES OF LAND. of which about -o acres
are open and in Il high state of cultivation. A. the
growing crops will attest; thirty acres IL grass OF
excellent quality, heavily set The remainder III
oak and pine forest.
The improvements consist OF q framed dwell
ing-six rooms, two large framed barns, ana TO-
bacco barn, stabling for ten horses, cOrll-horse,
ice-bouse, and dairy, quarters Tor HANDS, cic.
orchard Of COO trees, several springs Of excellent
water. and a stream running through The farm.
The location is proverbial for its hcaltlfulncss,
and the ncighborhOod select.
Also, Immediately after. the FAltA known Us
.'WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY. three
miles from Mechanicsville, one and a hair miles
from Atlec's station, on the Chesapeake aud ulio
railroad. and nine miles from Richmond, contain
ing W. HUNDRED AND 1
iND 4 EALF ACRES OF LAND; scvcnty-iYC
acres omen the remainder heavily wooded. from
which Ii Is estimated 1000 cords OF pine wood can
be cut. On this tract are two framed houses witt
six rooms, and the usual out-huildincs. To per
sons wishing u good farm, besides engaging In the
sale of wood,-so accessible to the Richmond mar.
ket by raIl-thls property offers peculiar advan'
tages. Neighborhood excellent and UNUSUAL!
healthy.
TERMS OF SALE of either of the above tracts
Liberal, and viii be announced e. the hour.
se9 LEE 4 GODDtS Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM OF TWO HUNDRED ! F4RTT
Acres, n y HE Il RE of G9TsTTYMi ABoTT
yirtun of \ deed Of trust executed to the late John
+" TATE and ", Goddln by 3. w. Green and wife,
bearing date 9Th DECEMBER 1850, duly recorded In
+. Guy the sum OF 5000 tbeing 4 portion of the
purchase money, for which the said Green execns
ted his three si.ngle. !, bills Ills o. Of even 1s GATE as wirh ds sale !:
the second for 81 1850. payable two years after date
and the third for 81, $50. payable three years after
date, each bearing interest from their aed ;, da ne till
1rrest Of the holder of the single bill first mem
| toned, and secured by said trust deed, proceed to
f 4 e t RaSs eth ; septembS en &c., iss G at ! o'cio ( +. H.,
If fair. II not. the first fair day thereafter, the
TRACT OF LAND conveyed BY the said deed OF
trust and described therein as follows:
"a certain tract or parcel Of land lying and being
In the county of Henrico, above the city or Rich-
mond, adjoining the lands OF said L: W. Green, me
| lands belonging TO the estate OF DR.. George ~
| Hopkins, deceased, the lands belonging TO the es-
tate Of Ambrose Hnteheson; d%eeeased; and ofhers;
Gonsalning Two IN bsInS the Ah same tract or i
rarcel OF land conveyed to the said Benjamin w.
Green By George F. Guy and wife by deed bearing
even date herewith, with the reservation to the SAID
CIV and his heirs forever of two bnryins-grounds
one In tho field containing. half IN acre, ana Inc
other in the garden containing Il iourth acTc, VIZ
| the right of ingress and egress to anc from the
Whilst the deed requires n cash sale to the extent
of the expenses of sale and the amount now que
and unpaid on all three of said single bills, esti-
| mated ut about SO. 900 to go, 500, YET II Is more tHan
probable that the creditors Will allow very reason
able credits on the greater portion of the purchase
money. to be secured by a lien on said real estate.
| As to the residue Of the proceeds of sale, on such
terms ms the said =. w. Green or his assigns shall
| prescribe and direct, or on their f~ailuret to give any,
directions. then on such terms rs the trustee shall
The land has a COMFORTABLE DWELLING
| on it. and the SOIL is IN \ HIGH STATE OF
FERTILITY. w. GODDIN,
.s,l5 Surviving Trustee.
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FURNITURE. DC.

FURNITURE, MATTRESSES. &C.
= HARDWOOD & RITTER. opposite the post
office, Main street, are now prepared to manufac-
tnre TO order any style Of FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most clegrut stock OF
CHAMBER. PARLCR, and DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE that has been seen in Richmond for
many years. CHAMBER SETS can be bought at
our establishment from S35 to $500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS OF all styles
maae 10 order, and warranted us represented.
AS the prices OF most other goods are coming
down, we have reduced the price of every article
iii our line, and arc now selling about a. low rs we
did before the war. All In want Of FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying. We have goods to suit
the rich or the poor.
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-ofice, Main etreet,
e. ie 2I-3m Richmond, Va.
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By Grubbs 6 Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS
"A STAND On THE VEST l OF SIXTH e, y
STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MAX
SHALL STREETS, AND 4 BRICK DWELL
ING on IHE WEST S Id OF SEG2S = nE-
AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the 9Th dayoi &C, :
TENDER, commencing at 5 o'clock !. NJ" we VIII
sell upon the promises tie FRAMED STORE ana
DWELLING No. 3s Sixth street, opposite the
Second Market, occupied by solomon Hechiigcr;
The lot Is 1876 feet to an alley i've feet Wlde.
The building comprises u store below with three
rooms above, has water and gas, and by reason OF
its Situation Is very valuable as Il business stand.
Property in that locality rarely comes INTO Mt :, Inc c
market, and we hope this opportunity VIII ne dul!
appreciated by those seeking a good location ior
business. rr-r,rr>-r VI
3, on the west side of Second street between Main
and Franklin. occupied by Mr.. John Whitworth.
IfTas Six rooms beSidesA garrett AND Il very wide
water. The lot is 29b by97 feet to an alley.
The location Is very good. and the property de-
sirahlc for any one wishing 4 comfortable resi-
dcnce At Il moderate outlay.
TERMS /: At sale.
GRUBBS L WILLIAMS,
AucrIpnperc.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

TXCELLENT FRAMED TENEMENT,
II on THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD NEAR
FRA PARK. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Al
the request of Mrs. Mary Kregle and Dir. George
Cook, I shall sell at auction, on the premises, on
p. 81. the EXCELLENT PROPERTY located
rs above. adjoining the grocery store of Mr.. WI.
liam F. Lawrence. The lot has a front OF 80 rec,
FRAMED TENEMENT containing five rooms.
and a large STABLE on the rear alley.
The fbcatinn Is n desirable one for q grocery
TERMS: Half cash: balance Mt six months,
bearing interest, secured by y trust deed.
Sc Is W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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ByLce 4 Goddin, Auctionecrs,
No. lib Main street.

CIXTY-FIvE BUILDING LOTS,
y NEAR HOWARD'S GROVE AND OPPQ-
LEN, ESQ. FOR SALE AT A~UCTION.-By
request of Inc owner we shall proceed to sell on
misses. commencing ut o'clock Z. NJ, SIXTY
FIVE BUILDING LOTS situated rs above de-
scribed, each having front of 30 feet by an ave-
rage dcpth of about 40 feet, accessible by way OF
seventeenth street and the McchaniCsville turn
pike, and in a rapidly-lmproying section of the
suburbs.
4 map Of the property can be seen at the office OF
the auctioncers.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at one, two,
andthree years credit for negotiable notes, lnte-
rest added. and secured by deed OF trust on the
property. LEE & GOi?DlS,
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auCrrDE sALEs.-.Thss Day.
BY Cook 6 Laughton. Auctioneers'
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOVES,
MELODEONS. &C., At AUCTION.-THls
DAY at 10 o'clock We VII sell ct eyr ,s store an as
hHo y SOFAS and TABLES,
NEW tOfTSfiFS. covered with green reps:
NaT0GANY BUREAUS and ASSISTANT
STAINED WARDRORES and WAsHSlAHDs'
COTTAGE REDSTEADS,
NEW MATTRESSES,
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS,
NEW CUPBOARD SAFES.
NEW COOKING and STORE STOVES, etc.
ALSO,
TWO EXCELLENT MELODEONS, recently put
in thorough repair.
eo17 huctiOnccrs.
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T EATHER BETTING, q superior arti-
IL Gle;
LACE LEATHER, the best made, in sides or cut
into strings ready for use:
SHEET and q RUBBER PACkJNG;.
AGL PACKING, anew and superior article
RUBRER GASKETS. ready cut
RABBIT METAL FLUE-SCRAPERS, TWIST
ILL &c. L. A.
Tenth street between Main and Gary.
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By T.. Bowman. Auctionccr.

TXTRA LARGE AND SPECIAL
II SALE.-On WEDNESDAY. September ed,
commencing at 10 O'Clock: will sell at my ware
rooms. 1893 Main street, the entire stock Of a first
class CLOTHING y GENTLEMEN'S ftl:-
NI$UING STORE. consisting OF The most d,si-
rablc and attractive line of goods ever offered al
auction. The stock embraces. partly. II very llr%c
and excellent variety Of itEADI-HAlbE tLpIH-
ING for mems. boys. and youths wear. In heavy
and light material, including the finest quality Of
goods. ,.
An attractive line Of CLOTHS, D~OEShlNS,
C~ASSIMERES. and SATlNETS.
4 handsome assortment OF FUR and WOOL
HATS. for mems and boys wear, Including the
latest styles:
With II fine assortment Of FUENtSIl NG
GOODS. such us English Hose. tnc.cr5hirts ana
Drawers. White Shirts. White and Colorcj Hand
k]crchicfs. Kid Gloves, Scarfs. Collars. aud an IN
Vulnerable amount OF other articles.
Gur merchants are earnestly requested 70 attend
this sale, as the attention Of buyers will be amply
repaid.
suit purchasers. J.. buy AtNN'.
AuctiOncc: and Commission Merchant.
en- II l. NJ 'rtiENt
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ SMALL
L FARM. IN HANOVER COUNTY: SEVEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON. THE MEA-
DOWBRIDGE ROAD. THREE MILES From
ATLEE'S STATION. on THE CHESAPEAKE
\ ONO RAILROAD. AND TWO AED y
HALE MILES FROM MECHASICSF1LLE.-
On FRIDAY the Sth day Of October, 1872. will he
sold at public auction. t" the highest bidder. on TIC
premises. under Il deed of trust from Alfred Town
sendfo the undersigned as trustee, dated on the
Goth day of August, 1865, that very attractive and
desirable place situated rs above, and containing
FIFTY ACRES, he the same more or less, called
WOODLAWN. Thirty acres Of the land are
cleared. and the balance Is in oak and pine. 1t adj
.oins Dallas Melton. K. 3. Bcadlcs, and Mrs.
Wingticld.
There is on the place a new and handsome
DWELLING-HpUSE confirming six rooms, aud
the usual out-huildingS. Also, Il well OF illc wafer
and Il lirst-ratc young peach orchard oi cuoIcc
fruit.
The place Is located In the centre Of the cclc-
.bratcd vegetable section Of the country, and Is IN
all respects Il very desirable place.
TERMS: The deed requires i sale for cash. but
arrangements can he made with the creditor by
which at least onc-half. and perhaps two-tlIirds, 81
the purchase money may he paid in w" equal in
stalincnts ut six and twelve months, the purchaser
giving bonds secured on the land by decd o! trust
and bearing interest from day Of sale.
join II. Guy, Trustee.
GRURrS 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs.
So Ill, 20 -, -, 'tCfo. 3. us
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE.--In execution Of Il decree Of the
circuit court Of Richmond, entered 7h May, 1850,
in the case Of Harvey. &C.. rs. Butler ana as !
lively. on THURSDAY the sd day Of September.
commencing at 5 O'Clock p. ~, If fair, ifnot, then
on the next fair day thereafter, at the same hour,
the following REAL ESTATE-viz:.
The o OF GROUND at the northwest corner
Of Main and Twenty-fourth streets adjoining the
tobacco factory of John X. Childrcy, upon which
stands 4 stone and framed building, occupied by
Mrs. McFall. The lot IS 10 by So feet.
After which Will be sold those TWO BtAIll
FTfL BUILDING LOTS ut the northeast corner
of Marshall and Twcnty-titth streets, each 35Xli5
feet to IN alley twenty feet wide.
TERMS: Onc-third cash balance ~ SIX aha
added. Titles retained By the court until the notes
arc paid. J0nS a. ~
GRrRRS & WILLIAMS. AuctlOneers. sell
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DURE COD-LIYER OIL.-Just received
L supply Of the above, which VIC can recon-
mend "a being perfectly pure and sweet fully
equal to any In the market. For sale By
J. BLAIR, Druggist,
an 81 s2J Broad street.
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WILLIAM EUkER'S BOTTLING
ESTABLISHMENT,
910 MAIN STREET.

Just received from the importers n large supply
Of GINNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT. In pints and
qnarts. and YOUNGER'S COTCH ALE, which
Is offered to families and consumers at most rca-
sonabic rates. Also LAGER, PORTER, and
ALE, from the celebrated James River steam
of charge at the shortest notice. A good supply
Of RHINE WINE, CLARETS. and SCUPPER-
SOEG OF the best vintage. The bar IS supplied
with every variety of VINE and LIQUORS,
and RICHMOND and CINCINNATI LAGER,
etc. au IL
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| NARBOLIC SOAP will drive off and
~ exterminate all kinds of vermin on cattle,
dogs, fowls, and about the closets, pantrys, &C.,
of dwellings, and speedily cure the mango or
scratches on dogs and hogs. Sold at
MEADE i BAKERS Drug Store,
ca 9I9 Main gtreor
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CHRISTIAN OBSERVER AND FREE
" CHRISTIAN COMMONWEALTH,
VI VA. \ LOUISVILLE. Ky.
REV. \. CONVERSE, ID. d., REV. f. Is. CON
VERSE, Editors and Proprictors.

KEY. y. tON ElLSE. ID. d.. KEY. r. ID. lON-
VERSE, Editors and Proprictors.
This is the Oldest and one of the most popular
religious papers in the southern States. II is q
Presbyterian journal, liberal in its spirit, accept
able among all denominations, and especially
F1Rsr-cLAss FARSEifEzsYq K RELIGIOUS PAPER.
II is commended to the Christian public by Seye-
raj considerations
the Church for ~tifty-siX years-a longer time than
any other paper. During forty-tw0 years it has
been conducted by its present senior editor. g.,
By its diligence in its work. Overcoming many
difficulties in its early history, and successfrlly
surlnountlnS obstacles during the war, and NJ its
close, SO great that they occasioncd the suspension
for long periods OF every other weekly paper in the
South.
by its adherence to principle. 1t was the ONLY
conservative evangelical journal published III the
North at the commencement of the war whose
views could not be changed by persuasion or in
limitation. 1t adhered TO its conservative princi-
pies even at the cost Of Its suppression and the
arrest of its editor.
BY Its character as a family newspaper. It FUR
nislies n large and interesting variety OF matter, is
mailed. 1t includes among its correspondents
many of r. r Hsls,t OF TFi sTBs Y fRf sTHII66iSY:
II is u handsome sheet, twenty-eight by forty
three Inches, published weekly, at THREE DOL
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Liberal premiums are offered for new sub
Barnum's Bible Dictionary, Communion Services,
Parlor and Church Organs, sewtng-Alachines,
II the premiums are not called for, new sub
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AS an ADVERTISING MEDIUM tile CHRIS
TIAN OBSERVER has few supcriors In tic south
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TY-oNE HUNDRED PosT-oFFICEs.
Terms made known on application.
Address A. 81. B. CONVERSE,
myl Richmond, Va.
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BY Cook G Laughton, Auctionecrs,
oornar Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
III TION.-On FRIDAY the nth Instant NJ II
O.SeIi.c corner Of Eleventh and Broad streets,
4 general assortment Of B0usEHoLD foh'
One COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT.
WARDROBES. BEDSTEADS, &C
60 Ia COOK & AuctionceFs.
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LOST n FOUND

COO REWARD.-Stolen from the On
SLU stable of Mr.. John Elliott, on ~
Hampton creek, on Monday night, September an;
aBAY HORSE medium size, rather thln, Win a
lump on his back. caused by the saddle; when
driven very hard blows. n great deal. The above
reward will be paid for the horse If returned TO
FRED. b. ELLIOTT, Twentv-siXth street,
Church Hill. Richmond, or to Mr.. JOHN Ell
LOTT, on Hampton creek. Sc lO-dt
T OST. on Tuesday afternoon, between
nv residence and Chafin's farm. q SMALL
BROWN WALLET, containing n number OF my
wood and coal tickets. negotiable notes drawn by
T. n. Peasants and DR.. James Beale In my favor.
and some money (the exact amount not known.
The papers are Of no value except. to the owner,
payment having been stopped. The finder may
retain the money if he will return the papors.
WILLIAM HALL CREW,
Wood and Coal Dealer.
corner Of Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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ZINE SUMNER DRINK.-ZETELLE
y has a fine CLAHET ut the low price Of 81. so
per gallon and fifty cents per bottle. BY the barrel
1T lower rates. jy S-tS
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATED

IN VIEW OF THE CROWD OF FISI-
l. TORS expected at the State Fair to be held in
November
"ReSOlced, That the secretary advertise a re-
quest to clearinghouse keepers or others In Rich
mond who are willing to rent rooms and board
persons attending the FART to file in the secretlry's
commodation and that an alphabetical list Of tic
same be prepared and kept at the Office
Abstract minutes.
E.. G. LEIGH. Secretary.
AUGUST 2G. 1860. au 26-rOdlm
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by Wellington Goddin,
Auctluneer and Real Estate .AgCG

TRAME TENEMENT. on THE EAST
Il LINE OF NINTH BETWEEN BlRD AND
NcCu STREETS. FOR SALE At AUCTION
VIII lie sold auction, on the premises. on SATtR-
DAY the 18th of September, l3ts, ut . o'cl0ch i.
NJ. the FRAME TENEMENT located a. ahoyc.
containing four rooms. now occupied by MIR.
Richard Steel. The lot fronts 2ei feet By III feet TO
an alley.
TEKMS One-thlrd cash: balance ut four and
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added.
Sc ". ODDlN AmctiOnCrr.
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VRISIN, THE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF THE
IRIS VERSICOLORi
Or.
BLUE FLAG.

Tho most powerful, safe, and reliable. remedial
agent discovered for the healing Of man. The
wonderful properties OF the IRIS Nerslcol0r, MIN
erto unknown or developed, nave neGm pfouRmt
Its stand As principal among the blessings OF ihcdi-
AS AN ALTERNATIVE
1t acts directly upon the blood, cleansing and puri-
fyiug the vital cir-~"+ -" all the hum0rs and talnts
,S;hirh disc. ,.rlous Influences have planted
here. and ent or ing and neutralIzing the effects
taken into the system. For this reason II Is lniiI-
IibIc as a remedy for SCr0iula, EruptionS OF tn.
skin. Insipicnt Consumption, Dropsy, &C., and
will cure the most Niruicnt ana ODstihatc cases Oh
RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.
Tt IS IN unfaillng preventive and cnre for NEI-
RkLGIA. SICK HEADACHE, and NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, and IN
DISEASES OF WOMEN
1t has no equal. It's action upon the Liver any
kidneys Is prompt. s%alutary, and effective ana u
IS this property when renders IL one VI 'ue s'i'SS
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known in the practice of medicine. Its excellent
and skilful combination with other ingredients I'M
TONIC QUALITIES
of the highest ordcr-not temporarily stimulating,
but permanently invig0rating the digestive or
gans. and rendering 1t Il most valuable curative
agent i'll cases Of
n GENERAL DEBILITY.
BY taking IRISIE the blood. which pcrmcatcs
all the tissues, and Is the life and nutrition thereof,
is purified, rendering the whole system perfectly
healthy. -,
REMEMBER.-This medicine IS no Oifshoot of
quackery, but the regular formula Of "A distinguished
practitioner now Il resident OF Baltimore city, 1ni
so high does II stand In the favor and esteem OF me
intelligent and scientific tina: IL has been adopted
by physicians In their practice, and Is daily being
prescribed and by The most cmliienN
Of the profession throughout the country. Inc
better ii becomes known the more highly Is IL
praised and the more extensively Is II used.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
SAVINGS BANK.

THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
in their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, receive
money on deposit, on which they pay INTEREST.
They would respectfully call the attention of all
having idle money to this department.
Office, No. 1902, corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets. j. +. DAVIS, President.
D~IRRcTonS J. Is. Davis, J. A.. Belvin. i?saph
lIaIl. l.. IL. Frayser, w. j. Smith, X. .. Haskins,
L. w. boswell, and W. w. Crnmp. jy14-sm
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He
SPECIFICS.

It IS unnecessary to make any comments on
ssELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ERADICAToR," as
the ~following certificate proves its excellent quail
"RICHMoND, My II, 1850.
Mr.. j. Elias:
Dear Sir, This IS to certify that ! have used
rour sEradIcator' three times In the course of a
week, and consclentiously say that I have derived
more relief from It than anything have ever tried.
l have been afflicted with rheumatism for fifteen
years, and during that time have been unable 10
dress without assistance. 1t has cost Inc two
thousand dollars without receiving relief. Your
{ Eradicator' has acted like a charm. and ! SIN
cerely hope you will succeed In establishing II all
through the country. and heartily Il 10
all afflicted with rheumatic diseases contracted
from colds or other causes.
.EAnd believe me, yours, with gratitude.
&C. c. IIoPKiSS, No. y Broad street,