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THE DAILY DISPATCH
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOM) .MAHKKTX,
Tor tkt rttk ending Tkurtdny Eventig, J)tc 16*
(CARKFt'LLT COURKCTKD.j
BACON —Virginia cured, hog round, none in
market —wou d bring 12 cents; western and Balti
more Sides 1( J cent*; Shoulders Jo 9i cents,
new Sidts 11 to Hi ccuts ; Hams 14 to 14} c, and
sear ce.
BUTTER is in fair supp'y Kirkin 18 to uO cents
per lb.: fresh K01125 (Joshen 20 to 25 cents.
BEESWAX—22 a 23 cts. per lb.—with email re
•* pie, no change.
COTTON' AN!) COTTON YARN;?.—The trade
tn C'ltton her. 1 limited. The quotations are 101
to !0J . U Cotton Varus In cts pt>r ib.
COFFEE —Old Java ll', to 12; Ltptjn !>i to
Id; Rio !'J to t'l ; ('ape c} a 0 ct? Manilla til}
CANPLES—TaIIow 12} a 13; Han's patent il.
oper.ii 57 a 3d, Adamantine 22} a 47}. Jackson's
patent 14.
COAL—IO to 12$ eer.ta on board for ::ood mix
en. ni.o »ua iutup; yto 11 cents tor blacksmith's
coal.
CORN—We note sales at 68 to 70 cents
COHN MEAL—SS cents pi r bushel.
FLOUR—Sales < i Richmond superfine at B.">i,
and Sc.>ttsvil!e at 85 ~5.
FLAXSEED —I:: demand at Si 15 per bushel.
FEATHER.-'—!.i\e geese 33 a 35 cts.
No. 1 M n'keivi 612} to 13; No. 2 $11 to
11?, No. 3, small >7j to7j; No. 4, *0 2i to 6 50.
Clipped N. C. li rrings 66 75 to 7—nominal, none
Family Roe 64 to 4 25, in hall bbla.; (truss,
t.K.n w liart, 95 25 to 550 for N. C.; Hulitax No. 1
Clipped *6, Gross ? 1 50 to 4 75. Shad 6'.< 5'J to 10
liCA.NO —"lhe supply is good, but no change in
price. Peruvian 852 from store, per ton et 2001;
lbs ; Patagouian $30.
HlDES—Slaughtered 65.50, green weight; S;> r
Isc 813.50 to Sib; Call skins 61.12}.
iiAV—None arriving—would bring 51 25a 1 ','7j
per 100 cwt.
LIQI'ORS —Brandy, Otard, Dupuy & Co. 8- 5 a
#2.5 i; \. .-i-igie'tte $1.75; Imitation 32 to.'ilcents ;
Bazerac 63 a 3.50; I'ench, dull at if I a 1.25; Virgi
nia Apple t»0; do. old, 02} a 75; Northern 4.
c iluni. New Jliiglaud, 2t*} a 20cts. Wiiiske;
Hie..:. >iid rectified «stoiiticts in bbls; Cincinnati
26 to-_ 7 cents; Gin, Holland 61 a 1.25; American
2e cents.
LAKD—Prime Leaf in barrels at 13 to 13% cts;
14 to 14% rents .or jitgs and pails.
LlME—Last sales trom vessels at §1 12>« ; from
store el 50.
' ! Mlsr.it —Clear white Pine 533a35; refuse c!eai
■i.o, n:\ antable62o nrefuse 612» 615 pel
M. one inch pine Plank from 812 to 615 per M
thrue-quarter inch pine Plank ©10 to 61 'J , doorinc
lough, from $15 to Sib; dressed €>2'i a $i 0; joist*
$I~ a 615; two inch l'lank <815; weathrr board
ing 511 to 611 —dull; inch out Plunk i?i3 to 28;
but-onwood do @21 to iii; | inoh cherry $30; j
in«hpoplar £18.
MOLAS SES—Cuba 21 a 22; New Orleans 30 a 32
cms.
cOAP—Turpentine Oi a 6 cts; Variegated 12a14c
I RON—Pig $2s to 6 ;:> ; Swedes 691' to !»3: Kug
lifb : <to CO; Tredegar (Richmond; 6b5; Up
C- iy < >b0; Nails to4J cts.
Pi.Ai* ! KR— trum if; S5 51 from
l>a- ii—bc >ice and wanted.
i'O A'i'oKa —liortii.- . a Mercers 70 to 75 cents
V:r £ i;:n do. UJu lii eti.
RV-tl—Extra, tor dioti'b'ng, 75 cents perbushel—
x.om:'Lal, none hers.
RICE—li to 5 cents per lb.
—61 lu ir rn store; if'l C 5 from wharf.
oL<iAß.s—Porto Rico to7l for ordinaryto
itnctiy prime; New Uri.-aus oi to GJ ; Retlued los:
ato >i cts; crushed si to 9; claiitiea7l.
STEEE—American blistered 107 i to 110.
SHOT—Sj a ti cents per lb.
lußACCO—lnspections and receipts light. We
<jUote j.il'" at 61 j a oi ; middling and common
i, i j .;od and tine 61->a a iy. S. me new loose .d
market: .-oil at a4j<[ ; common leaf 65 a
ti ; Sue 67J-5 a l''j .
TEAS—lmperial and Gunpowder 55 to $120.
B'.aek 25 to 45, w it'u light denraud.
LEATHER—We have no change to notice in
Leather. The supply is good, with a lair en jr.irv
'•iiooa flight wt's ®15 to iOi ; middle «14J to 15*1
heavy $11 to 15; "damaged" 610, ±2i and 14, ao*
eord.ug to quality.
VVH-.AT—White Si 12J; red 81 07j.
OA 1 £•—ikj to 45 cU. per bushel, ior ordinary V'ii -
g!u;a.
OFFAL —Brm 15 cts. p«r bus>iel ; Shorts 18 to
SO 2ie.; Browt.-Stn!i :>0 cts.; Ship-Stud'4o to 45 cU
FREIGHTS.
Foiieigk.—But little doing—rf tea nominal.
London 27s fid per hhds.
Donjestic we quote a3 follows:
thw York. Uostm. Pkiladtlnhicx
Coal.per bush, to 5 eta. 7 cts. 41 eta
Flour, per bbl. 30 35 20
Tobacco, per hhd. 3.O'J 350 2.25
Do. per box, 15 2!i 20
C ->al to Baltimore 3 cents per bushel.
E X CHAN G K.
Ptkblins Bills : lOj premium.
Dojje3TlC: Northern Exchange ranges forchecks
on the chief cities at |aj premium. Large North
era City Bank Notes 1 premium. Uneurreiit notes
we quote at the following discount:
Morth Carolina i Tennessee 2
South Carolina j Kentucky 2
Georgia i Ohio o
Alabama Stateßauk -- 2j Northern interior •- - J
Bank ot Mobile - -... J Silver—2la3 premium.
Gold—i premium
SALES OF STOCK.
Bi;rO3THD WEEKLY BY JOHN A. LANCASTEB ANI>
SON, BaOKEXIS.
Virginia State (i rer cent., t*f> years to run, interest
from Jate—last sales at Treasury SIO'J.
Do. do previous issue, with interest trom Ist July
—107 and int.
Do. do. of 130 years issu-% over 10 years to run,
with int. from let July—los and int.
Do. do. ot V 0 years issue, 10 years and under to
rue. with interest from Ist July—lo3 and int
Bonds guaranteed by State of Va., with int. from
Ist July—last sales 103 ard Int.
Richmond City Stock, with interest from Ist July
—iaot sa:es, short dates 10; i and int; long I'ates £103
and in»t
City of Petersburg Coupon Bonds, with interest
Irons Ist August—last sales 100 and iut.
Virginia Bank Stock, par £70—sales tVis week 77!
r armors' Bank Stock—last sales 1 00$.
Exchange Bank Stock—last sales 11)9.
Va. Fire and Marine Insurance Stock—l ist sales
110, div. oil.
iLcuiuoiid l ire Association Stock, par ®^o—last
eale< 33.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac R. R.
Stock— '.ast sales ySi, riiv off.
Virginia Central It. R Stock—last sal. s 40.
Richmeud and Petersburg R. R. Stock—last sales
36.
James River and Kanawha Stock—sales thie ws« li
st auction 16.
R R. feitock —sales at St>o
jV OTIC*..—I. li FARN6WORTU would call
i- " special attention to a lot ot superior Havana
st d I'rineipe Clears, just received Also, a
lane lot ot Don.estic Cigars, which he wid warraut
to compare with those < I the best manufacturers
tn tali country, all of which he will sell up >n the
reasonable terms lor cash, at No iil iMain
stie t, a t- w doors ULw the Old Market,
ce 13- 6.*
' i ' i ' A ' C'l'l OM-I POTHRN'C
V , ,'\K . " 1 w; d sell the balance of inv
st iCK ot t.lott i; g at cost tor a tew w.vij. nnd tl.e
r' stohag| kt» t k tviii be iat Auction. ' Call at
"U •> «j .v , iam st eet, and mure year Ch'Uttu».»
suit >i u oave the ci auce. Vt 5 jiercrnt.
uuvetl ty pun busing at fIVNEA AN'S, a»<he stock
®n« positWelybe «,;d. s:.clr. blue,
brown rock and Drcee ( ~aU ; Beaver ai di u , •
, 1 Vests, all u wl'i,
fr.'ot!"" 1 ,u ' l * ; Piece W PO. acJB
HVNEMAN. 1 foyrietor
I Ai/I t .
J gocdlu v* y 1 - ;o: " : -°—
lows: - - 1 ,I! *-^> ln is f„:-
B a; k ar.J na'u a! !> i v v ," •
Black h F.i white <oi i ' c ',
Mout.Uii, ni l t -a , 0
S U ->isti ««| jirr -i 0 ,
i l ' -"• Bui f a.i 1C" , . „. .i
• w.'a.luwu t:.d c "ic . *i. . U
#t.» 14 ~r , £ii:.,> & o t*
— JOHN THOMP- ( M
li I.A•■s'i't >rO'A !/;,57—Si
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J AIIBOOTN , . , L
U now „„ Un" L S ~
walkirg Sho. « r ~ ' "• t O -lti-..-,
ionsble style, ' it ' ' A', of a.I t,, ,
a ligation ot purciioers, * vlt ' : i; *
de 14
L v %%'' hA " 'TTrir I ."—' -
g JOHN tl. Ol,All.- w J
»»<» bound, sod p'abi Progwe, t . ,
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u w Cvr-ue. u! lirwd a!.i jUi at- t«
ARRIVALS AT THK PRINCIPAL HOTBLB
YESFERDA*
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-S Crulchfield,
Spottsyvania; I>r Gante and lady, Albemarle;
J M Myer», Kibhmoud; He* S W V\ ntk'ns,
l'rince Edward; T E Carpenter, New York;
J A Semple, Ij S N; C A Grice, Portsmouth;
S M Shuster, J iN'immo, Norfolk; Lieut James
Palmer, U P5 N; W Carter, Caroline; F K Nel
son, Alhematle; J (I Wiitkiiis, R T Micher,
Cheflerfie.ld: J 15 Smith, J E Smith, Va; ("has
Jones, Chesterfield; A Mostly, Buckingham;
J \V Potts, J S Turnei, Greensville; 1-fific Og
den, New York; L Tazwell, Clarksville; J I)
Powlis, New York; K Brooks, Pennsylvania;
T C Hooper, New hern; Thos Wood, Albe
marie; .1 Y Brown, A DChockley.J A Wright,
J 11 Winston, Buckingham; M Johi:son,
Goochland; Col J 11 Forbes, W W Fori >rs, J
E Morgan, lluckinghtm.; R McChcsneo, Roan
oke; W W Bovd, Buchanan; J I) Muirell,
Lvnehburg; P Roberts! Richmond; Judge K
M Taliaferro, Franklin; Judge Wm Leigh,
Halifax; Edmund Rtiffin. Hanover; J T Bland,
Prince George; R G Carr, Richmond; W Over
lon, Hanover.
CH \ HOTEL.—.S B Starke, Hanover;
I- Cobber, North Carolina; J J Williams,
Portamou;!i; R E Hundley, Hanover; M W
Mann, \ irginia; J boa Buchatinon, Louisa; V.
B Davidson, Petersburg; J B Lacev, J W
Jaeksoe, Hinwiddie; J C Burry, Peter-burg;
B i' J;iqut>, Culpepper; ]{ E Portunian,
Hanover: J Young, S S Turner, W Omega,
Vii- ni i; !, II Dix. Lancaster; J C Overmen,
R R Shu its. New York; J II Cox, Cbester
i«eh>; hi-a M M iioykiit, Smithfield county; C
I- ! lialmeis,ii<»; i. T Gatewood, llanover; J
R Howser, K.r.g St Queen; J A Lipscomb,
King Win.
( Oi.UMBIAN uc: Dr R B llobson, P,;'.v
--r" ' 14 / ' narlott': II I'. (i'aa, Prince
i.lwirf; J a St k-i Lunenburj; VV H Fawkt;
etar.o .»■; Jl* he :.a, Lunenburg; C A Crump,
iv cr.!nor:d; il 1 !er Jr, Prince Edward; PII
* ■ ' 1-' 1 o hps, Powhatan; A A Cheatham,
Vvjii.Mjirl ;i : J T VV.n.rins, houut. II J McKie, J
B Snath,C Joi.es and Jil Hackett, d..; F M Cabell,
Nelson; D A Tibbs, Va; A O Jennings, do; E S Val-
C England, Cartersville; VV
il (sa.y, King Win; i f> Martin, F Martin Gi>d W
Martin, ili - PBarktdde, Farrnvilk; J C lloor.°r,
Arkangs?; Master B Iloop< r and Miss B Hoopor.
ir; i bnc ' uy; E Mnylorar.dG Taylor, do; i VV
Lt uty VH, ft li Crowder, d,; II Mount, N Y; Dr J
A Mayo, Powbatan
AMB RI CAN HOTEL —L VV Carter, Va; VV T
Thompiot, S > J ArraUtead, Surrv: J McCiung,
Madison; R S Thcji .3. J J Payne, '|j i; a rv-r, d«".
B 1 Dossil, Va; J i» Ferguson, do; W II Davis,
halt; C J Reynolds Phils; F D Barston, N ('• I G
Rich dj August, ;Rjj!i:.;er, Monomphali*; M T
Ucniiis, Vp;J r Briscoe and lady, Ak, Mies Spen
cer, do; G VV J. htison, Ctilurn! ia; A McDonald,
i^yriCli jur£; C i T f»T Boudurat, Buckineharr; Win
Irey, A D tankt«, Pttersbur£: VV VV
li rry, K«jt; Stoddard. N Y; II K Bate
f. Hatc mnn and rc;vt, N VV C Andrews,
It. .vn ; !•; \v Raymond. Prterd'.mrz: G *■]' i k'n*
\«;H K Morris, N C; F Campbell, N V; G Uiii
1ni!«.
i\ IA ill In K i\ t<j VV 6.
1' Oit T a V it i?; ;i 'i <> y;j .
AHRIVKU,
jlaiqu'! CySiio, ButaJister, New Orieac?, mdse t'T
D Currie.
."-c.jr Henrico, Tut le, New York, mdsc to D C it
no.
fc'chr VVestover, Uoiers, rr.d'c to D Cur
ii'.
fchr Schonlboy, P.-rry, Grunwick, N j. p,o'st-<*<
- *f r ( *3 Connecticut, K li.
iron and csr^.
ill I N A It V 'it <1 it
A.i \(m NG LADIES, Uroad stroer, sje
twecn 23rd and 2 l;h, « hureli Hill From
anl alter tiie Ist ot January, tui-i institution wiil be
piepared for the recep'ion of boarders and day ; u
pils, as aL alterations and arrangements will nave
i een comp.eted by taat time. The Principle has,
in addition to ti.-; teachers heretofore in
the various depa; tin. Nts, secured the assistance • t
an efficient and < xpsrienced teacher irom Washing
1- ;U ' ■ ■ Studies-—are the various branches of
English, Philosophy, Chemistry, t'otony, Astrono
my, Mythology and Rhetoric. Particular atten
tion directed to writing, compositi n, arihm.tic
and enunciation.
Terms:
Board per scholastic y-ar of 10 months, with bi
ding, &c
Tuition—Engish varying according to the at
tainment ot the pupil, from gig to $ 35
Music on the Pieno (vocal instruction included; 40
Painting and drawing oo
Languages and Lectures at Professor's lees."
N. B. io those sufficiently interested to enquire,
the most aatislactory references will be given, either
in city or country, or both.
Mrs KLAM begs leave io add, that the classes of
Astronomv and Geography are daily instructed in
the U3ea cf the globe in solving problems in their
interesting though difficult studies.
Ce 15—lm*
i |itA.N (» K.S.— io litis, tor s~iie by
v ' de ls DAVENPORT, ALLEN Sc CO.
\\J A .NTlii), to engage the services of either
* » Lady or gentleman for two hours each even
ing during tfce week, to instruct and the reci
tations i.t three children in the various branches of
nn English education, for which a reasonable com
pensation would Le given. A note addressed to
box No t174, Post Office, with real Lame, wili re
ceive attention. de 15—3t
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD. —The subscriber
, . P re P" rc d t.i tumish Si'inoned Oak Wood
at li'.s yard, ooner B:osd and Adams str« ete- Or
dej = lelt st the store ot John J. Wilson, corner
Main and "J:h streets, or at theyarj, will be protrot
ly a'tenied to.
dels-3 t » GEO. F. G1 Y.
FOR KENT,—The house sr.d store, No
JGiS 9■ Main street, at present occupied by the
proprietor us a Cl< thing Store, and without • i'.cep
tion, the very br-3t business location in the city of
Richmond. 'I he necessity of attending to a lousi
ness in another Slate is the only n asou lor renting
til- 1 premises. Uhi3iiaH opportunity that seldom
oflers, and may not again fw years. There is a
lease that has Lc.riy five years to ruu. Early ao
plications are eolicued. Call on the premise-)
Mala street. LEWIS 11 if NEMAN,
de 3—l!m*
0»-f I'Oit MA l,K,—The House and Lot, cur
Js»3.ner of Franklin and 4th streets, at present oc
cupied by Capt K M Nimino. The lot irents <S4
feet oil Franklin and runs back IStf teet on }-h
street,to als foot alley.
For terms, which will be accotcniodatit!?. at>£lv
to , K. M. BURTON '
oc 2
££ ~~ ~ WATttllKw,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Ac. 4c,
fQjt* nindr nml repaired
thorouubly, and on rtnonaMp
terms by WILLIAM JAMKS HARTUOLOiffiW,
Oil Governor Street,
Opposite the l ifpaich
I s"' Musical Boxes, Accordeons, Jtc., rewire*,
l'l : Ac., cncravtd. Clocks attended id within s
mfl< 8 , i the I St Og re :!l — ,iir,~
%\\ '1 'SK fibscrlber, -ftar r>n iderabl 1 d'Si-
• '"-«* -urceed' d in s *ririri;j th** eer\ .cj
'! na'j&t tHi-ty acd c.<iifiii hattioisher? in.
• I." I,'iiteJ Mi-: •>. Wi-h tills ia-jrea-ed f.-eiiity for
turmeg out hats ot tha uio-t suporlor a:id re
'A,,icht chaikctt r, laeie cau be no n fot
patronizing Northern Betters,especially if South
• ':i rcasuiacture.is f thu ait'cle cin equal ii . t
0 :>4s* Ni vle-r.t cjiiip^t.tori?ncL, -,
van! style. J \MES COLLI'IS,
<i «t3—dim fLiin St
\ Htt'Bll supply »f tfrju'i Pulm nic VVtfer
lA. Pe„ f . v Co! 1 C.,ji v
Mrs J t rvi»' Col i ('andy
BlUe' C.-.up-mn . Cod Liver Oil r-.-dy
'< ceiv i 3, f,r •>»."»> i>/ Al.!■'M I'UVAI,,
1 • No lf>s Ma'*i et-'eet, co r nr-rof lv:h.
*" A . vyT.rTf'OH ~i j..»akT~t., uTt'J~
' < .oaks, ht ajs jrtm'tit of e.j' irs for s >
'' 15 C. HARTWFi.I VcO.
.ia': : , Mai >ga (iraoes. ( itrou,
Preserved O riser, * eu'tnua Ke. .r.3,
i run'»,4c, ic iaeay qiuatlty,for£»'•• br
, '.CAN PIZZINI
"" ,J _ Next d ortnKxehaiifr.-B ,-,k
yo 1 • ji i,H ÜBBOKN ' litiXu \T!•
" Mbirrotaißlibtie tndh-ll barrels j a «tre-
.t,y JI'AU PIZZIN',
C—Ll; ■ Xt <'■ -rt. I r -h*.- ■■ ■1: •11
P WATOTS,—34o#bttibftli superior rtn
■ -serct r Poti'oei i x >e-te ir- r -m
Bcbrowo?, fertile by JOHN W.WKIQHT
a '-' lB Duck Whftii.
J A CAR D—GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS.—We respectfully Invite Gentle
men in want of handsome and durable Dreas
Boots, Gaiters, &c, to call and examine oar
large an J varied assortment of articb'S in that line.
We have been at great pains to select the moat
tasteful anJ choicest goods, and have had nude cx
pressly to our order varioua styles at:d patterns of
gentlemen's Press Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, that
we are confident will be approved by those who
wkh something at once useful and beau'iful
Please give us a call, at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the most cnmpl- to aa
s>.rt[r,''iitof Hoot*, fhoei, Trunk* nod Cnr
pet liniiM, to be found at anyone place in Vir
einia. WHITE Ac PAGE,
7:! Main «t. 3 doors below Dudley's Hn Store.
Sji! <;tii£.vv KKOK THIN I.N Mj
JUkTHE PRICE OF HATS, CAP.* AND H
BOOTS. —In buying your Hats and Boots, go Jfit
right to Head Quarters, J. 11. ANTHONY, • 1
Columbian Hot I corner, where Moleskin Hats of
best quality are selling at ®3 50
Second quality 3C)
Silk Hais of the latest fashion.... aSO
Fine Calfskin sewed Hoots 3 00
Together with an assortment of Clotn, Plush, i;ud
Oil Silk Caps; Soft Fur and Wool Hats, Silk, Ging
ham and Cotton Umbrellas, at low prices, se 29
FIRE. I.IFE AND »IAR.» ' S
, INSURANCE—The Richmond Fire
Association are now prepared to isaua
—policies of Insurance on the r.bovo de
scription of risks on as reasonable terras aa an;
similar company, and a3k a aharo ci
the patronage of the public. Applications will b.
received at the office, No 223, corner of Main un£
Uth etre-its, where the officers will cheerfully fur
nlsh ali information that may be required. A'A
promptly and liberally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
John fl. Boshes, Secretary. mi. 17
vv *• K I.SNE FOR
"W YORK.— "he Steamships
it)' cf Richmond End Gntu
, io, wiil commence th nr regular
'rii s THIS WKb.K.
Th» City of Richmond will l?ave N w York
or. SATURDAY, the 11th inst, and the ttutnrio
will succeed her on the following SATURDAY.
TV 17 will alternately leave Nc>w York every Sat
mday at 3 o'clock, ta 1 Richmond every FRIDAY
MORNING, at 9 o'c.ock.
For freight or passage having superior accom
modation?, apply 011 board, or to
de 7 A I.FRED S LEE
jV! OTI Cii. — Having auld toe Retail branch ol
mv business to Messrs Col'ins &. Buckley, of
Savannah, Georgia, who will come in possession
on the First of February next,l will, from this time,
ec',l my entire stock of Goods at greatly reduc
ed price*. Persons wishing to purchase f in"
Fancy Goods, or ton necessary House Furuishins
Aitieles, will ficd a complete ma r.ment at such
prices «s wi 1 pre.v? highly advantageous.
The stock of PleUdend Block Tin Ware, Cut
lery, Tea Trays, Fenders, Fire Irons, ic, is large
and complete.
1 will continue the \Vho!esa!s Basinet, at
No jfi I'i-ar! strtvt. nearly opposite M'/ssra K-lit,
IV.yne 4: Kent, r.nd wi'.l open for ifco ."pnr.g Trad:
a Ai.il .h'tiruble tteck ot Goo is. 'editable for
the ciiy and country, at who'rsHle nr.ly.
LEWIS GIiiTER,
''*2 i 37 Main stieet.
A O'llCii.—JAftiKri A. HiNKLL. L.xecutor,will
i * otter, at tie old stand < f ilugh Rileigh, dee'd ,
ti" ('."tiro giOcli i i I) y Goods, at and Ik low cost
Many desirable Good* may b> had at reduced
orices, c insisting in ;>art of the following, viz:
Heavy Sattir.etts, K .r„oya and Blankets, for S r-
varts,
Superior fine ClcKha, Casiirnera, Yeatisgs, &c., for
Gentlemen,
II- vy »ud due Ccttor. Sheetings and Shirtings.
Also, a large stock of plain anil figured, black end
fancy colored Dress Silks for Eaci-s; and many
other desirable Goods, usually found iu the Dry
Goods line, suitable for th ; reason, which will be
sold wiihout reserve until Ist January, 1852.
Ail persons wishing to secure gocd bargains will
do weil to call soon. no 19 tf
OTOCK OF DRY t;«OCS AT CKKAT.
LV REDUCED PRICES—Hrem and after tbis
(1; re, we are (.tiering our lirr ar d cheap eiock cf
Fancy and D .mestic Dry Goods, at grentlyreduced
prices, in order to reduce tho s-irae sufficiently, pri
or to tiking Inventory, by Ist rf January nert. All
in search t>r really cheap ard handsome goods,
not fail to call on us. We have the largest
assortment in Dress Goods of all kinds; beautiful
■Vauslinea at one shilling, another lot of
those superior Linen Towe's, at 31 per dozen.
Needle work of all descriptions, very cheap.—
Wfcite.red, and yellow Flannels, very low ; iti fact,
everything needful and desirable in the Dry Goods
line, can be had at our store a little cheaper tln.a
anywhere else.
Ribbons, Florences, Afarcalise, Satins, Bonnett
and ilantilla Velvets, we will sell at cost to all who
will call. J. MILLHISER & BROTHER,
no 22 193 Broßd street.
PHIVATE PRACTICE Dr PLUME &
CO. may be consulted, confidentially, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en
largements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Alao. all those com
plaints termed female diseases. The advertisers
Invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, to give tone and vigor to certalr
abused aud debilitated organs, as welfa3 torenovat>
a system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up. with full directions
aud stmt to order. Boat paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office on Frank!ln street, below Ex
change Hotel, and nrat door below Trinity church
Richmond, Virginia fes
/ i UK AT »AiUiAl.">j« I* DRY (,()(>!/«",
vX AT VVM J. SWORDS', I>-J5 BROAD S T.
Having fu'ly determined to discontinue the Dry
Gooda business, will from this commence ceil
ing or! my entire stock of Dry Goods, at rud under
c >-t fir cash. The public ;; nera'.iy are invited to
call soon, as every article will be so d without re
serve, aud ail Gooda remaining on iiand will be
sold out at auction.
I have a large assortment of new Dresa Qoods,
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, Flannels, Ac, &c, all of
which will b? acii at ve:y Grent Bm-gnias, at
W. J. SWORDS',
da 6 23T> Bread stre«3t, Shockoe Ilill.
Notice—These indebted to me will pleaae
make immediate payment, aa aP accounts cf long
standing roust, by tiie Ist oi January, be put into
other hands for collection.
de 5 W. 3 8.
iJHHiV. F'lei Til K Tiili'l'lJ
S AND GUMS—The Roseate Elixir, an eleiract
and fragrant astringent wish; tie Pearl Dentifrice
ai.d Odentint, two ot the inert efficient and popnl r
tooth powders before the public; Charcoal Toatb
Paste, Chlorine Tooth Wash, a c. tc . for sale by
PURCLLL, LADD i CO , Druagist},
92 Main street
f "-OA!., COAL.—Lunar.- ni Kockettfc Irom
" J echorner W L Dayton, I«JS tons 1 ix-*t Bed
Ash Anthracite Cor.!, to 75 pr Had, delivered in
any part cf theoitj, it taken from the vessel.
JOHN W.WRIGHT,
no 15 Dock Wharf.
i.j iili€li ! { «*OT.\TOMr->.—A f e.v hundred
buar.e.s >ft of the pst Hutitaturt, lor
sa' ■ from the wharf, by
de 11 WILLIAMS S-: BROTHER.
DILL PAP3R AND BLAKK BOOKS.—
13 Mereh ii.is will rirj at our Stor ? th" lar!/>'si,
best an 1 cheapest stock it lit: 1 Paper a::d Blank
Books to Le lound in Ri 'hrn d.
G M £ BliO,
"• 5 h'Jfi Exc< ance
V A .? irA c •" ~i.ftt- r end Cap
A i « V°r. jvifct fiuin the im ... *111 '>r slow in
()*- .nluica liGiii 01... uui!'f t ' .jr** "dl --"tins
WK.3T &. HROT?fKR,
de 13 " aiii £ J'xclm '(*.
7 ANI> VUVHUHB S UAET
k J - 11 barrtla landing from r.
_d'* H I-'KV «fc McCANDI.T^
C: * i CAU» LAtiUAYiIA CO if if HI ~"T
v>\/ leei tvcdby J
d-' 13 FRY & SDLIeH.
- fc. ROTICE.-Tho public are hert-
AUtiD 'tA wul bfltakan iff tlia r »ute via P r. WaJ
thai!, bet we -n Ricbmotid and Norfolk, on Mouday,
lit November, lor t'. e purpose of unlna re-
I'hii :eid being fitted f>t th» wia'sr. Du notice
>"-':ll b • gives v.- ii-.ri ready to n some ber place oa the
line ngato THO3. DO DA HEADs Sunt.
< >tt' OR. t: It. R. *.'.i , (Jet. v*7tU, I'OJ.
oc
I i" V '"*• 18V-J* ALCOIIOI4, ia oarroisJ tor
• - »■il. Mb/
''' " lI'iINMiLTT &- Bv Kits, |)ruie;j»ta.
j| .; \i \ I'Oac;-■ iioX < of Iflo ir, H
' 11 # Kwtmcnt, sol tbl* lor Bridal i.e.
- :.U i iii 4 a it? t»y
A >D.irW PI3ZIMI,
N.i luj, prnMd Street
jJUI'IiKIOU JAVA «;T7Fi'Kl:, t .r ~a • ty
de li JOilii u CLAiilOitWi.
EDUCATION.
OKAWINU.— J. S. PERKINS having return
ed to Richmond for the winter, will give in
struction In the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub
jects or models are by the best masters, and have
been selected with a view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate a correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupii to a bold a:id independent
style of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers of this art are invited to call at his
room# (corner of sth and Franklin streets; end ex
amine his ncirlfoMoj.
Lessons given at the pupiia' residences, if desired.
Separate hoars devoted to young Gotitiemeu and
young Ladies at hib studio, where they wiii be re
cived on the same terras as in schools.
oc4—3 m*
AI,», SJfAJ,!, 3i»V;«.—li. P. TAYLOR, rtb
htr-vt, between Grt.ee and Franklin—My
School being exclusively lor beginners. I give spe
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation.
Grammar and Spelling; r,.zo to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specim> ns of
my b j j' c-jiaposiiioi tr.d writing, may be always
seen at the Dirpatch offic M 7 Rule isperemp
tor*/, but aa aeuti,- as possible. oc
CIEDAU TAK—ConsDinpilon Cnred.—
/ The most successful remedy now hi use for the
cure of Ir-ciplent Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
C u ;hs, Sore Threat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, King's Evil, Tett'r, Dyspepsia, &a, pre
pared by Mrs 3. B. Noriis, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Mas. iS. B. Nourm—Dear Madam : For several
years I have been afflicted with frequent fc-'rnor
rhages of the .ungs, attended with a paiafui couvh
I triad various remedies, and had the beat medica'
advice, but without relief until I tried your Cedar
Tar, which has e.itii 'ly cured me.
Yc-tra respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
l-i7 Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
Ootober 3d, 1852.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
I'sr' Beware of counterfsita. The genuine arti
cle is for sale by
P. HORTON KEACH, 31 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
no 9 General Agentfor Eastern Virginia.
\J(iRTL'IORE'S RHKLAIATIC CO fi
i'l POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER —ThU
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form of this dreadful disease) have been cured perma
nently, during the past year oy the use of a few oottlei
of this compound. Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing, many of
whom have been cripples for years, from the effects of
this hitherto incurable disease, hut who now affirm
that they are sound and well, made so by this great re
medy, which is a vegetable spirit—an internal remedy
—prepared for this one disease alone, and this it will
cure m every case, either inflammatory, (acute,) or
chronic form. Testimony of the most undoubted cha
racter will be cheerfully snbmittedto the inspection of
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call on the
proprietors, st their Central Ofiice, No. i, Barclay St.,
Astor House, New York. One bottle §.5, three bottlei
61# PURCELL, LAUD At CO.,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
W V. ALEXANDER St CO.,
to 1 Proprietors, N. Y.
Chronic Rhcomatitun of Ttn Years'
f>tundinu.
New'Opleans, March SI.
P Puce, merchant, writes : "N'o language can de
scribe the sufferings I have endured for tne lust ten
years. Mine was Chronic Rheumatism in its worst
forms. For the last three years I have scarcely been
able to turn myself in bed duri as the night. My whole
system was atlected. I huve had the best medical at
tendance which could be procured in the East and
South. And besides, 1 hfive used all otherretnedies cif
which 1 could ht*tr. and have Uiittm medicine enouah
to ruin the constitution otany»mßn. At length 1 tried
Mortiuiore's Rheumatic Conjpooud, and it baa per
formed a radical o«re. P. PillCß."
de I—dif
&'KU.MMJiiV.-Scningat IJednc-
B£S <>«».—Mrs SWORuri would re-
as* the attention ot the Ladies to
s£ ** her handsome art jrtment cf Bonnets, made
in a superior manner, wh'Yh the is nw selling at
reduced prices, at *'0225 Broad street.
ft B—Heed I>re? >v, Gaps, &3, on hand and made
to order; rich Rfbbia-a/pjnme*, and other fancy
artie'-s, ;or sale cheap tit MK.-i. SWORD'S,
de 10 i>;!s Br>ad street.
B?iiUAD vrRIiKX (!I«AR STORK, No.
*■* 101.—HAWLKY S HAYES take pleasure in
informing their lrienda and the public generally,ta;>t
they are now prr-pared to furnish them v. i'h a
ciioioc article ot impound and densest;; Clears ;
also, a tine article <*t Chewing Tobacco, Snuft, 4c',
wholesale aad retail
Remember, sign (rf the N»gro pn-d Indian, near
Broad Street Hotel.
N BAM orders left at this store, or the Post Of
fice, for Ligfttniog Reds, wiii tn et with prompt
attention.
de 10—ts L J. HAWLEY
< 1 AKI'ET ROO CURISTIAW dc LA
V THROP would call the attention of purchasers
to their stock of—
Kich velvet ami Brucella tapestry Ca:p :a
Rich 3 ply, 'i thread and ingrain do
Super Dutch do
These Goods are from the meat celebrated I'.ng
lish maiiufactori3H.it direct importation, and can
not be surpassed either in quality or price.
Also, !;iw prio d, ail wool, hemp and cotton chair
Carpets: very rich Rugs, printed Drugget, &c &o,
at 09 Main street.
del J CHRISTIAN & LATHROP.
JCS 1C A I7T N STTt L' CT© KM.—P.
>11. TAYLOR has in rtore, the following
Musical Ins'rnctioi! books:
Methods for i'i.tno, by Herz, Hualen (full
ana abridged; Czerny, Beyer.
Meir.ekie; u lii ton.
Do do Guitar by Carcassi; Curllse; Ballard.
Instructors in Singing, by C i ok: Scoccia: Cliitor-;
Crivelli
fcrarp, flute, Violin and Areer ieon Instructors.
The largest aasortroent et iuu.de and Musical In
struments i:i th 3 State, tor file at New York prices.
d- firing the services of a Proiessor
of Music, can obtain all requisite information as to
iht be.it qualified: teejis A c., at
P. ii. TAYLOR'S Piano and Music store,
n» 21 160 Main st, opposite the Bank 3.
COMKI'IiiNU NEW.—Oail and see the Mar
blelved Mantb a and Table Tops—most beauti
fa! and d sirabie fir builders and Cabinet makers
Jusl received by the steamer Roanoke, aod for sale
by
oer*—ta FRY <fc McCANDLISH, Agent?.
n.i/THust received,
>5 a largo supply of Servant's Clothing, with wool
en and of much better mak 3 than usual,
cultai le forout-door aa w*ll a: house servants; all
<A which will be sold very loiv for cash. Those in
want v, id please giva me an early call.
J :> GOODMAN,
No 134, Main stieet, oppo 4t« Eiig'e Square.
N B—A large supply of Trunks en hand, which
wiilbe sold at % very amah pr cent, on cost
de fi J.D.G.
I Pure Cod i"i~r
*■ ' Oil. Tie best and most r- iiab a Cud Liver
0 1 yet sold. It his received the commendation
01 too faculty in tnia city and Philadelphia, and is
%. i y highly appro .■ ,d by Mi we > fcavo used it tot
u. - *sea < i th- Cheat and Ltinga
it's p: e:;r.red d iyfrom '-'octed Livers, with
great care, and is in a measure frro from the die*
_u- ting t •--•te of some other C i Liver Oi s.
BKN;■ \i' liKKRS are co'iatantly rec Ivim*
it lirsj !';• i.i Mr Siuiea in the i. B i. _t b'.atj >i •:
t"ct!on. de 10
fcjjS FUR RUNT* —Ttiat large i.oi>« sin the
iils2.ti.waol y.ciw-.Usr, V *»si v * kcowa a.: the
oi.t io.niit'r e Hotel, v.i.l bo : for tr. v< r
1. rforatotm u year*. ; i.> suitable for a
'■ •£•• . ' ■:•j. a. ... -■ o eol i:.o : -a ; r'.mU- .i.i'>.
AH ncce amy wi ;be put up u it. Fur fur
i. paiti ulataapplyJpßc&estD A'ard,Attorney
u Law, No €*, !»a'n atrett, uearljr City
ii 'iel, or to Mrs Bro ka, at the Columbian Hotel
•: ■ U-tt
\ 1 1 UU.i OJiv-: ,-1 ;«aV" 1 . t : 1
-ngiiy eorse. (5-araolJn >:t ve
ry arge and iUHgrt t^p k-:i te,
tad w rka u eli anjwherj ia si-igb r d oUa bar.
'Oi 11l ii g-i ;:e. By h lhst u b V CmdnW,
ha* " ara . ire opp rtttui y. ii.» aroald isita doo-
Jor.. :..[ ably, isbeis ae ustoaied to «!■: ati.g t .j
--i: re without t: i" For cnepni iwisg s j m„uy
f• M \V.\I. !■ j I'. Main stwct.
fit sale, tFornlturewaj oven ebew.
JVf Ut it - AUpi !'3 iio U.d' O. itotl W < lUu! 1-f
It l\}. h• m ii. , arj rotjut ' •<> malte lj:oe. ii.
ate payi::i«' to rue. A A aNKLL,
i'y -C"tor jt 1 <' ii i\:Hgh. id,
no 0"— d j «?<■ ■!:' l F
i i' ii ,-i Land- <o.e M(vrt>dei t
ii- ol ... .. 1 . i . .etc and wood vS'urk
li xea; , . . .. i I'.-i «.c A.C., whi-a
V» iii '«s Id . >.0./ to SO
dill ALLX NOTT it CO.
.>lW| H iIhACK TiCA, tor aa!u ! .
-Il\J DAVKNiURT. ALLLN & CO.
| < AUTKR'R SPANISH M I XT U RK—
\ ' THK GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
—THE BEST ALTERATIVE KNOWN—NOT A
PARTICLE OK MERCURY IN ANY FORM IN IT.
An infallible cure for Scrofula, or Kind's Kvil, Rheu
matism, Obstinate Cutaneous P motion*, Pimples or
Pustules on the Face, Blotches, Biles, (Jhronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm or Tetter, Scald Head, F.nlarge
ment and Pain of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn
Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders. Lumbago, Spinal Com
plaints, and nil Diseases arising from an injudicious
use of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, or Impurity of
the Blood.
This valnab'e Medicine, which has become celebra
.ed in this city and vicinity, for the number of extra
ordinary cures effected throuitiiits agency, hasindoced
the proprietor, at the urgent reaaest of his frionds, to
offer it to the public, which he noes with the utmost
confidence in im virtues itnd wonderful curative pro
perties. The following certificates, selected from a
large number, are however stronger testimony than the
mere word of the proprietor. As the limits of an ad
vertisement would be too small to state the certificates
in full, they are condensed as much as possible, but
are detailed on the inside wrapper cf each bottle, and
are all from gentlemen well known in their localities,
and of the highest iwp'ctability, many of them »ow
residing in the cityot Richmond.
F Boyden, Esq., oftha Kxchange Hotel, Richmond,
known everywhere, sny« he has seen the medicine
called Carter's Spanish Mixture administered in over
a hundred cases, in nearly ail the diseases for which it
is recommended, with the most astonishing good re
sults. He says it is the most extraordinary medicine
he has ever se»ii.
C B Luck, Esq., now in the city of Richmond, and
for many years in the Post (Iffice, Mas such confidence
in the astonishing efficacy of Carter's Spanish Mixture,
that he has bought upwards of ."/> bottles, which he has
given away to the afflicted. Mr. Luck says he has
never known it to fail, when taken according to direc
tions.
Dr. John Minge, a practising Physician, and former
ly of the City Hotel, in the city of Richmond, says he
ha« witnessed in a number of instances the effects of
Carter's Spanish Mixture, which were most truly sur
prising. He says in a case of Consumption, depen
dant on the Liver, the good effecU were wonderful in
deed.
Liver complaint.—Samuel M Drinker, of the firm
of Drinker 4i Morris, Richmond, was cured of Liver
Complaint of 3 years standing, by the use of two bot
tle ot Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Scrofula and Consumption.—Mr. Richard E. West of
Richmond, wascured of Scrofula, and what physicians
termed Confirmed Consumption, by 3 bottles of far
ter's Spanish Mixture.
Edwin Burton, Commissioner of the Revenue, says
he has seen the good effects of Carter s Spanish Mix
ture, in a number of Syphilitic cases, and says it is a
perfect cure for that horrible disease.
Wra. O. Harwood, of Richmond. Va., cured of Old
Sores and Ulcers, which disabled him from walking.
Took a few bottles of Carter's Spanish .Mixture, and
was enabled to walk without a Crutch, and in a short
time, permanently cured.
Dropsy Cured—The wife of Mr. Geo. W. Baker,
wascured of Dropsy, (for which she was twice saliva
ted,) by Carter's Spanish Mixture. Mr. Bakeris a re
sident of Chesterfield county, Va.
Mr. Win. A. Matthews, of Richmond, Va.. had a ser
vant cured of Syphilis, in the worst form, by Carter's
Spanish Mixture. He says he cheerfully recommends
it. and considers it an invaluable medicine.
Mr. (irter, the Proprietor of the Medicine, having
placed the entire control of it in our hands, to prevent
imitation, each bottle will hear the name oi BEN
NETT it BKERS, Druggists, to whom all orders should
be uddrt ssed, Richmond. Va
We are prepared to seli it at wholesale on very fa
vorable terms, or consign it to responsible houses in
the United States, on commission.
Sold by BENNETT BEERS, Richmond, Va., and
Druggists generally in this city and elsewhere. Price
Si per bottle, or six bottles for $5. de B—dlmc3m
DU VAI/S PA»II£.Y AN'Tl.sr.V-v.tlO.
PIC, for the cure of Asiatic Ch !ert, CLoUc?
of all hinds, spasms, cholera morbus, dysentery, diar
rhoea, lock jaw, violent pain, whether rheumatic or
neuralgic, cramp in the stomach, toothache, nervous
headache, delirium tremens, spider hires, dyspepsia,
fulnessfrojp imprudent eating, threatened übortion,
fits, si wiring or congestive chills, ague and fever, burns,
cuts, &c.
Accompanying each bottle is a pamphlet containing
full directions for its use, in the various diseases for
which it is recommended, us well as presenting many
strong testimonials.
This medicine is not only efficient, but safe. It is
adapted to many of the most violent diseases, giving
the most prompt relief, and is especially suited to large
families as well as to travelers. The proprietor, there
tore, would respectfully ask the attention of the public
to it* claims ; which ar • founded on more than twenty
years* experience in its use, and not • n conjecture.
It has already become a very popular remedy in ma
ny parte of the country, and is destined to be so wher
ever it is introduced.
We. would respectfully call the attention of the pub
lic to the foilowin z, amongst many names of highly re
spectable a :;d well-known gentlemen in di tie rent parts
of the country, who have used it, and spoken of it in
high terms:
MnscoeGarnett, esq, Essex: Jas M Jeffries.esq, King
and Queen, Va; Alexander Dudley, esq. Kins and
Queen. Va: R \V Schooler, esq. Caroline. Va; Wilson
C Pemberton, King William, \ a; A 15 Walthall, Char
lottesville, Va; Thos 1) Quarles, Richmond, Va; John
W Woods, Baltimore: \\ in K Fendleton, Washington;
Newton Short, William: Winston, Chester
field, \ a; James W (Joss, (iordonsville, Va; R L Cole
man. Richmond. Va; N B Hill, Richmond, Va; Thos
Starke, King William, Va.
Amongst the many physicians who have nsed it, we
keg leave to refer, for the present, to the following:
DrJohn S Lewis, King William; Dr Wm T Down
er, King William; Dr Wm R Purkins, Northumber
land; I)r RichardT Hundley, Hanover.
We also ask you to read the following certificates,
end refer you to many more in the pamphlets aiid our
various advertise mt^nts
In Ague «nd Fever, itc.
I)r I)n Val—Dear Sir: I was promptly relieved, a
few years aso, of a violent attack of sometbins like the
cholera, by taking a larjje dose of your Anti-.Spasmod
ic. Since that time I have frequently witnessed its
good effects in other cases. About six weeks n:io I was
sutierinu exceedingly from an attack of Third-day
Ague and Fever. It had been increasing in severity
for nearly a month. I determined to try your Anti-
Spasmodic. and accordingly look a large dose of it just
before the time for the chill. It produced over the
whole system a peculiar sensation of warmth, which
was kept up by repeating the dose once or twice at
intervals ot two hours. Though necessarily exposed
since, 1 have feit no return of'chili. I feel confident
in recommending your medici::".
\ ery sinceiely your*.
(Sizned) " " AMBROSE ACREE.
King William, July, 135Z
in < romp, IjysMtcry, nnd •'pider SBites.
Dr Du Yal—Dear Sir: I luve administered your Fa
mily Anti-Spasmodic in several violent attacks of
cramp and dysentery. I have applied it externally to
the bite of a spider, when there wis an enormous en
largement of tae uitib, i;d intense pain—in nil with
I •\"i'ee: su< - s. 1 have sold a great deal of it in tins
neighlnrho' "1. and us 1 ir as I know, it Ins given univer
sal satisfaction. Ail who have tested it seem to think
it has no equal as a family medicine. I deem it due to
say that in most of the instances alluded to above, va
rious remedies were used without effect.
Respectfully, vours,
(Signed) S W Y MI*.SR.
Manufactured by P I' 1)1" VAT, M I). King William
(' 11, Va, to whom all orders should be addressed. Price
62 1-2 cents and Si per bottle.
For sale in Richmond, Va, by Parcel!, I.u.'id k Co,
u h ilesale agents, arid by Thomas i McCarthy, J lilair,
A ilodeker. and Win 1' l.add; in Raltinioie by Can by
fc. Hatch ; in Portsmont'i by (ierliek at Owathmev, and
by Drjggibts generally. uu l!—Stawts
jKKii'iißs tV.lNTlij).- : *vus>. to ir. | u i
j ti:,." * uctv.ti - , f < r.r, 'JS or oO eod Coop*';?, to
work in this city, for whom i will pay 8150, and
for i >:tra or tight workmen a higher pric.t will o<
p;:id, quaitf-rly il lifidiroJ. i'ertoi s h *vi■ sui hto
hire, will j '.case fldruess n.e ii: re, or apply at ny
shop, on the Vir <nia Cot) ■ Railroad, nir the
• or to Messrs iiradley Jt ii: ii».r, Jio 21 Main
20 c* ats p t barrel will I* * ' I f m I e:;tra w rk.
-.'.j—tlJa* WjLUAM i Iit)KI».
{ UtKA V U lfl»! CTiON IN I''tl tlE>
vA H. itO"""Ni'hLD, l\o l. j tl.:d arc ir. t
'• !;i:ctta!ly c.l s th>»a!t»-nti u of the- Udies t.nd
the p ibiic generally, to bis large stock d Dry Go ids
which ho n d -'nrrain. dt i tiei. S" ir tn Ur's d u
••t very r.>due 1 |..n~-*\ «u. i aa Lice Goods,
5e •' ■*. I 1,-fa -.' ST'; nd a :;reat v iy of I'm
broire;, riotj! -s, Us, Ir- .char.i I'ua'.uh
(isriu Caiicoa, s'Uwls. Blankets,&.r. A feaa--
» rfka<of Hosiery ,i GI nu >'! of whicb w.ll
- i ill such •th :t iMi.t l«il to give **t'»-
!• i'— * .-.id! rva t •r. .i! market rat 3, in
eschar ."or Goods.
d; i. ■-1 o* li R 3! ?, 1 11.
| -V; KM {<■ 1.1.5'"5' . I <!e:i 1' .: .1' ;
eiou Merchant#, rttce two doer* be]ow the
(' "bienf! • '.('try r t, •. i'l a:;cn ! to the
- ; 1 -ii'.l : r, ;.,e ■«, 1&4 tulctker busini-s eu
timil 1} to r srp. i\ , . also predated to
•r a;n 1t < . y-■■ •• c:• x !> c'k, u'.-o
-n !fc- - "j i ypi ' ■ ■ , t
. I«*t ri 'Id i.tt Bti 11 c ,-ti .me . ots tn do to
•h ;.i, nad a'i -r ! 1 tiwrc ••d t> their cr.ro.
U.fL'EI. II JI.IKR,
de B- ia MP WARD M I.KfTWICH.
* -J i> t s tll J» , II,Ci N ,— '1 «..t>«Cii6* r 1.3
*I 1. >v. , ty dtoor ei ;,ii.,)js(,sr.i l.vi ry
v( i If. ■ «..nn»it "'at .
11;h, la-lwe#.;, t; . a; j Frank!.a stiocts,
• AU3ERT t. Wr->T
(<II 'f I TJi A":-. A\ Jl NEW Xt-A HS
i.l/'i' ¥<> ,K>.* Jfst leccivrd, a beautiful :
iMiejit o( Ant ii ■ er - i "'i Al»", Juin.i'e Works
t»rta *yo ii'-n.i i'iiMi : • UiUhsand iljrmn litv>k«
'•' 1 ' 'I I' e tij 1 \Vjtks; Ainuta's. Ae ,
•' c "t v. Wtu '■ ai• •1 a wrtinwitof But '•»,
tor '. tiii-.tm .» 1 a N 'v y ( prej iiiU.
ro. at the H'.ptist i! ■ k I) 'poiit >ry, by
uu tl ( HARI.KS WORT'HAM.
|'O'l I' I *)il > "I •o«. 4 ty, t.»i »ala by
L delU DAV'SNPOKT, ALLKN it CO.
RUIjIj'H HAK*APAR|f,i*
It u a remarkable fact, that among the C,'a, ■
P}>y nct ®n« who ha?.- examined the ,
which Bull s/iaraapariiia i« prepared not on» ;
demned it, but all approve n, and commit " i
highest terms. Many phys.ci-r,, exp£« *'
strongly tn the belief that it is decided; v " h 'j <
riration of Sarsaparil'a that ,v.« ■■■»,, J'"'
re the public. Although there are many
who teeia reluctance to havirj their t.kjZl J '
to the recommendation of any particunr r. ' i'" : " 1
withstanding tljev may appro'. >• ; „
fee. there are other* wbofrank.y v id t "J;"''"'
in favor of Inmmiy which ihsy fcitew ' ?)
doing somnch good in an afflicted cor,. llV .. H " r ;
evidence, ,-ad the follow, ng from old Z, fL*'
physicians, of nigh standing ,n thecoma.,,,,, „
they itvo: )»»
Lot/I-riLLr 13th l
-1 have examined the ust of art;r',Vs •' ,i
John Bull's Extract 01 Sarsaaarilbi ard'-a» f "
tation in saying, that it is as, ■ ■ d v /
pound. I would prefer it to u; " '
the diseases arising Iron, an impure gtate'r ft" '
or taint of the system. I con.'id. ntlv re< " ''
my friends as being a powerful F.*trkc:t a- •
I believe will cure all cIaHW of diseaai • -'
recommended, if used accor.iin/ to o.re.'..' '
lieve it to be a valuable nrrnlilwiiiii to ii''*
Nay, I have mv doubts whether, in ti c „J*," 7
and protracted rwi of Svphi.,u, ac ,,' '
Nodes Trophe, in caries of the b 3 , ■+ >~
not to supercede any other remedy ' * " : ' ;ru
~ .S R ; -V<-C<j.V.\CHIK. Mr>
Honorary Member of the *»!• » . '
What Dr. Owen, Drugg it .\. •. . * : -
years *tanding t nyi about Boll's
.. - nt, £) Jl.t
Mr. John Bull—l have l> tn, rr t nun r - *
severely afflicted with a Mercun:*; H» aria'-}' *
heavy pain in my liver. 1 used almost '
dies of the day. especi ally the Sarnpari) sc
different persons. But ail toiitr.e or : , V
until 1 chanced to meet with yours, t'lre.'. ■■ '
which gave me more relief than all the others '
bined.
I ti,ere fore take plearan ;n reconuaeadiii »w~ r o
■apanilato the afflicted commnrnty .., ..." ' 1
A \"erv reapectfullv • .
Hear what Dr. Stapp, a physici »n h , stll . "
top of his profession, says of John Bu.': s 8i«
fil have been using John Bui: s Sarsap. rii:, '
variety of Chronic diseases, with the moat hfrf **
effects, and I h-ive no hesitation in rec<.-;:;a <■ i
the public for the cure of Syphilis, Scrofu a an
Cutaneous and Glandular diseases.
Yours most fervently, WM. STAPP M ri
Lewisport, Kv., April6th l •,
RHEUMATISM CURED: '
Let all who are suffering under the ago; v. i
turas of Rheumatism, read the following,' and ».*e w
may be done for them, if they will use' the in:
remedy;—
Union town. Kv. May ]' ■ p
Mr. John Rti.t.—DearSi.-: For the last'■.' v . v
1 have been afflicted with Rheumatism of • .•! .• . '
character. I was nt times in the greatest .
I tried every remedy I cou:J procure for the disl
but found no permanent rei i until I was . *
use youi preparation ot Sarsapari!:a, which ' :-' • ■
ly c-'ired me of Rheumatism, and greatly ;, :r ..
general health more iban any m dicine I ev r u«".-
have been free ot pain for several months, : ; .
no doubt the cure is permanent, and I r* .'. :
as the best m&dicine tu use for Rheum i - ;s- :
ISIiAM BRIDGKS
Loudon, Ky., April - ..
Sir—Permit me to address to you a few 1
nje the honor to reply to a requ-st that I w... j 4i l v ,
the conclusion of tiiis letter, kc.
I am a graduate of Transylvania Medical
ty; I have practiced medicine in this wiitien.'
try about tive years, but owing to exposure ro • ,
cold weather, f have been indisposed with Acute K...
inatismabout six months. After having exinuatr.-"
skill in the treatment of my case, and deriv ingi
fit, I was induced to give your Fluid Extract - -
s»-panliaa fair trial, and accordingly purcha- i . h
of your medicine from your agent, Mr. <e t'
Brown, about two weeks ago, and 1 must contl-a t:,.
one bottle has entirely cured me.
It is my ODiuiou that your prer -iration of S;.sap->-
ia is decidealv superior to any ot iier preparation .v v.
use, and I will take jreat pit ;,-iire in r» comnieL.s ?
to the afflicted as being a remedial agent, and 1 wii.
vise physicians to use it m their practice, v<\
Respectfully yours. B. B. ALLEN. M I)
BUTTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS K\KK up.
FEREI) IN FAVOROF ANY Mhl>l< INF
Rev. E. \V. Sehon—Rp.v. E. Steven^ov.
Louisville, May J*.h, IP-H'.
We have used John Bull's Sarsap trilbi,
known it to be used, with entire satisfaction. mi; w
have no hesitation in stating, that we believe ■ to
safe and valuable medical compound, and re .
to produce much good, and relieve much suii. r:hc.
therefore would cheerfully and most earnestly tecon:
memd it t3 the alilicted. jSigned.!
E W. SEHON
E. STEV EN.SON"
I>R. JOHN BULL'S Prmcipa. ( ft-?.
SI Fourth street, Louisville. r.-
\Vh' r« applications f r Agencies n ust be ai
dr^eseJ.
For sab' in Richmond br
PUKCELL, I.ADD A CO
rnv 17— dStawwly Drversists, ioVe
" U i» jim to VVi-ie "lei,"
ii/'Eiti: LVKR *VVll tTKKS 31A DC
** by any other Medicine than Hamp
ton's Vegetable Tincture! —(iK AX" MI
CAL DISCOVERY?—With such testimony, r. s
ger proof can be given, unless it be trial ol this wol
derful Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
Let the atiiicted read ! read!
Barrellville, Allegany Co. Mo, (
May 4, 13.52. )
To Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray.
Dear Sirs: In justice to Dr Hampton's VegP'r- -
Tincture, I wish to inform you that I was taken a \
on the 3d day of January last, with an affection »t ' *
stomach, bowels and kidneys. I was attended by :
eminent physicians for more than two months, ail t
tie or no eltect. 1 had some knowledge of the zres
virtue in Hampton's Tincture from one bottle un:.
my wife had taken two years since.
I came to the conclusion that I would take no v.. *
medicine from my physicians, but try the Tin*cure,
and I am happy to inform you I had not tiken \t
days before 1 felt its powerful influence upon znvsr
acn. I have continued using the Tincture, and am n v
able to leave my room, and can eat any comnu A
without much inconvenience or pressure on my r
ach.
The aftlicted or their friends are ri*i!y visirinar r a o
learn ot the grt*at virtue there is in this Tincture .
Hampton's.
i expect to s'-nd yon several certificates in a :
days—one especially from a lady who h*-.
coritined to her room twelve mouths, wuh adisea?*: /
the head, affecting the brain.
Ilespectfully yours, E W HALL.
On tlie pernianefM yof the cur? hear h . S'i.
other letter from the above
Kaiirhli.villk, Ar.i.RGANy Co. M:». >
October 13, iSo2. S
Mews Mortimer Sc Mowbray
Dear Sirs- I am !npp> : » inform yo i that :
finds me in the enjoyment of pood hyth ? inx
your HiTupton's Tincture and the bless ng ot I
am enabled to pursue my daily avocations t* usl . *
1 have it great aesue that the atffcctt-ti iiii jvr •«
great curative powers of the Tinctuie.
1 am, with respect, yours,
jE W* liALL.
Truth Str-in fir than Fiction ' —A"'J it I
— A Ladjs Ttoiimonj after Lkirty tigU j <;
!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful r
cine, could it perform tiie astouishiug cures inaiie
it)
Northampton Countt, April 13, ¥-%■
Messrs Tyler Adair:
1 have been afflicted with rheumatism, ai timea.
my twelfth year; I will be tiiiy ye ir-j ot' axtthr
ofthis montn : the attacks were at times so sever-- •
to reuder me helplets ; 1 have tried various re:.-;
to very little effect. Last October I was attacked
my shoulders, sides, back, and hips, 1 cou*d no: f*
day or nijjht; I could not move any p irtofrny
withoutcryinz w;*h pain , at this time I aUo tr2• ■ *
ny remedn s. internal and external, witliout re< •
any r«-li»-t'; I was at last advised to try II fi} -
getable Tincture; before 1 1. d taken or." b< '
v. 1 ti< h 1 fe t much I •??. . ai ■: tali on! aned uk.-- -
1 t\ It strength coming into my back and limbs, v
stomach strengthened and revived every way; 1 b* v *
taken tive bottles, and am murh better t»:an 1 • 4
e4 to be. 1 intend to uae itwbeneverl »
would recommend it to the alilicted, believiLg it
quailed.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWLuL
Kev. Vrnion E»kvM s f. *'• *'•
r >RTSMOVTH. V ' t Ali. •t M •
Mr J E Bousb—De ir Sir: VV le 1 • gei
poa ! !•> Patent Medicines,candor ov::ipe:.> me • st
that l have great col fides • in the rote *Ha*
ton's Vegetable Tmctu \ For several mont-s j •
liavt used it in my farniiy. and in 1
petite, di//. ntas, M'ni xen. nt!debilftv. witlieiit.
cess. f-.ras m> • \pei»- 'e extends, t
tn-te pleasure in recou;; lending it toiiie atu.«>-« u '
•&its and etticieut i *medy.
1 am, resptcltu!!y, yours,
\ KPNOX K-KRIH »i-
Chapla n in the t?
H .Hjnton's V 5 Re;' S!e'J ;uct'.i!e, oy *• *
the StOiiiaclj, liver, and tl kUltievs, w I cure Jvs;
sia. aatlut. -. 1-roi h-t.-.i andlat ,• uleouous,
in the back, and bit .: *, cos *
r)ie»;»r:«tiffm, gout, neurali-" 1 , fistula, pr.**. b«»wr;
worms, i irvoiisdsbl tr—with all lissa«es s
it- pure blood, ami a the greatest iei..ie - : -
da.r 4 evi i kni»wti
( all and get pa;;.pUlc?s and ice certi.fi. - e<
ewes.
For rile by C>. A. ST!I "< K V *R, Main ftr;' t, h
rto nd; < i l». E& CO., Pet< rsburf, \
C(K)KK, t'f :■ ck '• i MO&TIMKK It HO
, iialtimore; aud by gei: >
* h a ■ , i • «> - x •• ■ v i
I \ -11,1" ; av - I
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