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ny GcD. Srott arrived at Buffalo on the
,,,b. and was to be at Albany Yesterday
lis reception at all the stopping places after
'rayinc Sanlusky was enthusiastic. A pub
r.. dinner was given to the General at San
In,kr. One OF the speakers alluded to the
,,Fcr made him while in Mexico, of taking
the Government upon himself. The Tcle-
graph report speaks Of his reply as follows;
"Gcn. Scott made LONG and brilliant re-
NV, In relation to the Mexican offer, he
said. The proposition was not made by the
GOVERNMENT a. had been represented, but by
private citizens. men Of wealth and promi-
hence. The offer was a bonus of 81 900 900
and 4 salary o:Slj,Q"0 per annum, with five
responsible persons to become securities in
any Bank in New York he NIL ht name
They expected and hoped annexation would
ir brought about in this way, but Gen. Scott
owed his own homc-hc was also opposed tC
;Ar annexation Of Mexico, with is hcterogc-
uror> and degraded population. He spurned
The offer. and came back to die on his native
,I
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Ntatb5.

In Newport, Oct. ., of scarlet fever, Charlie, II.
aged years and IA dav,.
PRINTERS in y. H.. Mass. and n Y. Ar. rroue,t.d
TO notice.
In WATERFORD March II, Mis-. Margare, W. Town
send. aged l..
In Manchester VI, Sept. 10, of dy>ent-rv. Rev. !
Il. ''reen recently Pastor OF the baptist Church at
ra>>ump>r.
At North Danville, Oct. 3. of consumption Fanny
daughter Of Abigail and Capt. Samuel A. Hell, AGED
-.
In hanvie. Oct. 3. OF consumption. Mrs Elza-
beth f.. daughter of Horace Gibbs formerly Of ,r
ada Last, and wife Of Mr. Rober; T.. Williams, o.,
Manchester, " H.. aged IS,
In Sheffield, Sept. Il. Mr. John sherbur:e, for
merry ofGlover. aged -.
In Chelsea, sept. %. Of consumption. Mrs Lucy
Hatch, wife Of \. :. Hatch Esq. aged ~.
In "ait>fcld, Oct. }. of drop>v i'll the chest I.v-
man, eldest son of Rev. 4. J. Copeland aged a.
At North Danvillc. Oct. 5. Of lung fever, Carlos
C.. eldest son Of Mr. Hiram and Mr. Try,,Eosa W.
Daniels. aged II months.
lt'i" brother. We loved him WELL
But blighted flower he fell,
With ringIet> bright, and star-ligh, eve.
lie Youngest was the first 10 die.
he dearest and lovreSt are the frs; To die
The brightest blossoms the earliest in the shv.
SARAH.
In New Market, New Ier>Hv. sept. %. Mr., Eiarri
ct ~ wife "f Inha Harrington. Ell. The deceased
a> well IS her friends had long been anti.ipa,inr
her death. AMI therefore, not entirely unpreparcd
did thev receive the ai intelligence" Her depa~t
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Oct. !.

At market $500 beef cattle, 1920 stores, 90 pairs
working oxen 900 COWS and calves l2,5oO sheep and
lambs, 500 Swine.
PRICES Beef Catte-ENtra S6!a6t; stquality .!
a6 I'd quality, 4!a5! Sd do. 4ali.
Store>-l earling,-S5a7.
Two wears od-Ssal5-
Three wears old-S2oa24.
Working Oxen-s55 50. -. So. aoa'2-
Cows and calvcs-S2o. "a, rs, 81. SaaS?.
Sheep and Lamb>-Sls, q. q. q. 2.sna$s.
Swine-6a7c: Retail 6-as.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkET-Oct l@.
AT market 3ll2 cattle-about 1900 bccve> and Sl2
store, consisting OF working oxen. COWS and calves
and and years old.
-Market-ENtra beef So; l>t quality 6
% quality 5a5:; Sd quality 4a4, ordinary 8a'!
Hide, 81 cwt. Talow saSI. Pelts 75c.
Veal Calyes--4a9. Caltskin>. Zoe perlb.
Stores-Working Oxen-S7l, 81, *6aloo.
Cows and calves.-Sl7,2 81, %, 36a5o. Two year
cd :, s, 9al5 learns>->4. i!a'. Three Years Ole
-Sl6, 1921, 25a;3
Sheep and lamb>-9als at market. Price>-Ex
ira q, 3a5. BY lot, 81. i. Il. l.. l!a2.
Swne-6;a6.
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hear, GOOD to see YOU, and hope to see
' ~, before long at t'other place" meaning
~, White House. Never mind that, my
.::.nd" said Scott, 'it is sufficient pleasure
-ao vou here" We'll General" relOlned
=. oli soldier. Il saw YOU once on night
~, ,r;ed mems souls, when YOU rode along
''' .,b Can't. Miller. to show him the way to
49,. euemv." This little incident caused
.ch excitement
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F. B. CAGES
SIX Wight
Daguerrean Gallery.
ST. JOHNSBURY PLAIN. VT.

'I>liE subscriber having u-,cne,i II skvl;rn. ia,
cu"rrran GALLERY. thr-" doors south of the :,
'"hil>hnrv House. would respectfully announce !"
the inlahItants Of -. .'"n>hurv and Il.yhhorirlr
towns. that he will he happy 10 wait om all who MAY
wish tor correct lihcnc.. of themselves or friend,
Having procured all the latest improvements IN
the Art. he Is now able. by new arrangement nf
light and the Use Of new materials. 10 produce pic
lures of a most
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Lifelikc 4 Beautiful romp|ryion,

As alI may see by calling and Examining specimens
these pictures are finished by newly Uncovered
process which gives them richrir>> and durability
unsurpassed hv ANY in thi, country or Eur,pc
The public arc requested t" call and examine
specimens. Come ono and ali; Won will lee equally
welcome whether wishing pictures OF NOT, II vol,
have called once call again. and tell vour friends 10
call a>" as h" will hc happy t" >r.,"r at nil times
and show You ANYTHING new in the Art.
Pictures taken in rIoudy as rel as clear
weathtr.
Ptrtct likeness. ,ra,raut.dtn al cnses or no cLnro.
''p'es from Drg"trr'otW'ss, Portraits dc. nsafl,
.T'r"ted Miniatures for jock.ts pms rings. e. TAKEN
IN The most perfect manner. IIsws Of buildings ana
scenery t'tlem IN style msn7'nsstdby nny.
Lk'n'ss,s of SICK ar deceased persons taken at then
rssidtn,ts II 9srrd
Prizes rmw"gfrom l to & d'Nrrs according to stall.
and hniAh Of rast.
Pupils instructed and Furnished with apparatus.
+. IL. GAGE.
ST John hur,
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/ / so,
Fur, Plush and Cloth Caps: Kossuth Hats,
Artificial Teeth.

contributing the teeth 10 10 the beauty ali
pleasing expression nf the conference.-the correct
"mul,riati"l-ani by tn, function "f ma-rici'i"n
which they ASSIST in Performing the health ri The
whole organization, il Is 10; surprising that their l-
-"uld be considered ,erin1.> aliictioiI and that
Art should be invoked I" replace >Ilr >~ with ART
fetal substitutes. so great i.rir i the liaf;l.'
III" human teeth Ia ircav, ami :" much neerc'''
the OF their lr,>crva.i"n that lew l->i.>
reach even adult age. without losing more
these iIvaluahl" organs. Bu' happily for utfrrin.
humanity. they now lac replaced hv AT firi:l
one. closely resembling those Plane in the JAWS
hv the hand IF nature IL t. Ice readily mistaken for
such even by the mos, critical and practical "l,-.r-
Vrr>.
The utility "iartitiria teeth depends Oh their he
Ing properly cnn.truc;" AMI correctly apr';ci. im
enlightened Judgment and Iract:cr, XII rhe-ei,r-.
Ar" required 10y ;!l-. VIII" practice tli> well - the
other branches Of the art \ knnwl-ic, oi the anal
"nlv and pvs i"o-v II the mr'h-i,> var; path
illogical conditions and theraI,rutic:,l Indicators :
essentially To- the dental practitioner: a.ui
n Important IL !, correct Information Ia him unn
these points. il i more 80 that he should he
thoroughly skilled III the various mechanical ma
ni?ula,ion> that pertain :" the po>,ic>;- Il thee
organs.
The success Dr.. ki','.rilr have nae. with In The
Insertion Of whole 49, "n HI. principal OF ATMOS-
PHERIt PEE>>l n has been 80 -ul,l:,le.e thl-
they feel confident "i giving entire -,,f:lcti"
IN The most difficult ca>r>-thr teeth retained -,
firmly in their places wi-h". clasps r -pril.s.> tha,
they VIII resist the force. oi fifteen Irr,r i wi,n,;.
being removed from the law The :,r-r;icai,ili.v
nf whole .crs ii teeth i II" longer an experiment,
experience has proved Them :" hc r;lric,, sut,>,;-
tIes g" the ia'ural organs for al urI-e OF speak.
ing and ma>;ic:iou. oihrr-hiitr-lgr 4 Colby
R"ck. \. l"'liisi llrS ". 1911
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A>oTHEE SCIENTIFIC WoNpEr' INrnEr,>r
I" pl >rErTl'>.-Dr. i. :. IIoug!itnn'> r.,ir. the
true Digestive Fluid, Gastric lucr prepared from
Kennel. fourth stomach of the OK. after direction.
of Baron l"hi-. the great Physiological Cheui>. by
!. ). HoHg1ton. VI. H., Philadelphia This i truly
a wonderful remedy for Indigestion. dyspepsia
Iaundirr liver complaint. c"n>tipationand debility
curin" after nature own agent the Gastric Iuicc
famPI"t- confusing scientific evidence OF is val
nv, furnished by agents gratis. See notice anon.
the medical advertisements
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The Electoral Vote for President.

The following is list of the electoral votes
u.b;cb each State is entitled under the last
49,. At the election for President in No.
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A Bow Wanted,

A : ian apprentice I" the Printing business Amac-
"A five, intelligent boy, II Il wears of age. of
strict Integrity. good habits. who will devote hln-.
I" the hr'iae>> tnone other need apply will find
good cfian'c hv applying soon at this Office.
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+ | X =!
CAPS! CAPS =!

ID boz. Fur Plush. GLAZED aud Cloth Caps. Of
- almost all qualities and >rvl,-
Il ioA. six, Fur, k">>uth and Wool liat, Of ali
qualities.
doz. Winter Gloves. \ good assortment of
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DRESS GOODS
FROM
NEW YORK.
Porcelain Door Knobs

~ M AIN FMS FINGER PLATES an,la variety
ff IL ana n"SAMtNTM SPECIMEN, Of Au,ui
an CHINA. Mort>e and Rim Locks, La,che- NV,
purchase ,I 'Vr.,, ~
&c, Is" RI i
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CONSJ MrTION PREVENTED.

The SALE Of domestic fleece hsve been good com
IL on fleece
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New Goods!
GREAT BARGAINS !
DRESS MAKING.

Miss \, C. GATE w'.gli r..>i"r-:'.ly MIN
VI III" La!." "i \. .I'l:l> my and ,iri,.i iia
81" Viii commence TIE lr,s- NIL iuc Erl~in->-. "a
i'h Having md yclr> q ex,.r e;.c- i,.1I.,.r ~,
c.-s III pleasing The no>' r:i>t"l,> warrants !, %,
Of .n'li' l,a:r.'ra". Al w.,rk wll ~ ..v~-u-..
faithfully ans! a the zine promised. E.-au> - "a
\. y. Il mnt'>. r.;rbrrlh>' Wage
- l"fn>hllrv. OCT. /. lsI2 -.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS!

( OODRICT% l.. =. HISTORY, n,,r ,,li-
u ''on: Par1cy's First Book of History
l'"rc"St"rS t'nir.rsai & Critical Dicfionarv
do Comprehensive do
do Primary do
\ large assortment OF the above ROOkS iu>t re-
ccvcd. These Books were recommended a, meet
ing of the Town Supcrintendcn,> a, Danville sep;
|. Use.
The subscriber having made arrangements with
the Publishers Will supply Merchants AMI Eonh>cl
lers M CITY PRICES
Also. on hand targe assortment Of SCHOOL
BOOKS Of al kinds
7.'rps Grammar Schnol Rrnd.r:
d. Isl ID 3D. ard All d1
d" Sp,Ntr and b..fn.r;
II,,-uknn,.. i,itl
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lHE NEW YORK CRYSTAL Palace
The work on the crystal palace is rapidly
progressing, and it is expected that the build
ing will be ready for the reception of goods
early IN the spring. The whole part of the
IRON castings will be delivered bv the 18th
Oh December, and the mason work is already
nor than h.l,. don..
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y. 3.
ROM tN>. ID: S.-I.OOK AT 1T.
AUCTION.

TlllE subscriber will SCI. at Public Auction on the
L premises. "u SATURDAY. oct. =" NJ ten -
clock. forenoon. al the real estate OF 'hc lac VIM.
Sand-r>"n. Of - .l"hn~h,rv. Also. the reyer>on
Of tn" widow lower.
\ l." of Corn IN III" anI Corn F".'i"-:
Lot Of Oats and Straw. liou>"hnld Furniture and
othcr articles e." numerous :" mention
ABEL. WILEY Admir-.
-. l"hnsl'urv bc'. IL lsj2 7n+w:i
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Millinery! Millinery!

IN" hulldlr. OF the Book Store on St Johns
bury Plain, where can be found . complete a,
s"rtm.nt of
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= 'hff AND DEArH.-Frankl;p +
.-,., ''rmerly representative to Con.
So. al Mississippi, died recently, in tina,
- I ''s Of un,r ,c,titl,ion
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BOSTON MARkET-Oct. II.

Potator>-C hrnaligr> 90: olnmon white, 40 \ g.,
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

New YORK, Oct -, A. NJ The steamer
Illinois arrived at quarantine at 4o'cl0ck this
morning. She brings the California mails of
the 10th September, and one million six hun
dred thousand dollars in gold on freight, and
psi passengers.
On the 18th Mr.. Charles C. Cingman, of
the Illinois, died Of inflammation OF the bowels.
On the same day she passed the wreck of a
new brig, bottom upwards, l13 tons burthen,
apparently capszed short time before.
The cholera had reappeared in California,
and the mortality 1.-THE pIains was very great
This disease has also been terribly fatal in
many cases on shipboard. 1t was really ap
paIing. Many dying. Business generally
animated and trade of all kinds healthy:
The steamer Columbia left on the 10Th, for
Oregon, with 800 troops.
The steamer Brother Jonathan arrived at
San Francisco on the 18th, with dates from
New York to the 22d of August, the shortest
time on record from Panama.
A terrible gale had occurred offAcapulcO.-
The barque Burnharn had arrived at Panama,
stripped otevery sail and spar.
The sickness at the mines has been exagge-
rated. At Salmon Fall there had been but
few cases resembling cholera.
Thomas X. Coats, Mr.. Long, and three
others were killed in fight with Indians at
Rush Greek.
Twenty-Five deaths of cholera had occurred
at BarlOn's Bar, in Yuba county.
desperate attempt had been made to
sass'nate Mr.. Russell, editor of the Los Ange-
los Star, by William A. Cornwall, secretary
Of Gov. Bgler.
A great fire had occurred at Nevada. The
National Hotel, Adams Express office, and
other buildings were destroyed.
Jim Hays, formerly Texas Ranger, was
murdered at Stockton.
Large bodies of overland emigrants had ar
rived AT different points Of California.
Colonies Ransom and c. G. Macy, of the
surveying department, have arrived at Los
Angeles Gen. Rich and party of Mormons
from Salt Lake had also arrived
There Is great excitement in California
about the imposition practsed upon the over,
land emigrauts by Gov Bigler's relief train
Another rich gold mine has been discovered
at Mission Point.
Large droves of sheep had reached CaIifor-
MIA from New Mexico.
Accounts from the Sandwich Islands to the
9TH August state that the, epidemic and fever
continued. Nearly every foreigner was down
VITA it. Business had been suspended. No
ices OF deaths on almost every door. The
British barque Honolulu, arrived on the 3lst
July, with the second cargo of Coolies, being
l0O IN number, contracted fer the planters and
others.
Advices from the Society Islands state that
two British frigates were at Hambina, and that
the Admiral threatens TO take possession of
that island and Raitia.
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The Spanish authorities in Cuba, for the ex-
trsordinary course taken by them, profess to
hold the U. s. Mail Steamship Company re-
sponsble for newspaper articles published in
the United States, and which are alleged TO
have been written by the purser Of the Crescent
City.
1t has been distinctly declared by me, though
no such declaration was called tor on my part
that Mr.. Smith, the purser had no agency IN
composing or publishing any such articles.
protest against the u. 5. Mail Steamship
Company being held responsible for the pub
LEGATION of any articles in the newspapers of
the United States as such matters are wholly
beyond the control of the said company, "a
we'll as of the officers OF the ships connected
herewith.
The press ofthe United States acknowledge
es no direct censorship from any quarter what
soever, and is answerable only to the laws of
the Government. protest against an Amer-
can citizen and an officer of this ship being
held responsible for such publications, and
being treated with personal disrespect. Such
conduct is UNIV orthy of a nation that processes
to have attained the highest degree ofcvliza-
ton.
| protest against the non.admssion of this
ship into the harbor of Havana, as itis q deep
injury TO the Mail Steamship Company, who
arthereby disabled from complying with their
contract 10 the Government OF the L. States,
and which company have already received
most serious injuries from the hands OF the
Spanish Government by having their ships
driven out Of the halhOr of Havana.
Respectfully submitted.
DAVID d. PORTER,
LieutU ). n.
Commanding Us. Mail Steamship
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THE SPECIAL Mission TO CUBA.-We learn
from the New York Times, that Commodore
Perry is to go out in the steam frigate Pow
hatan, which will probably leave port on Sat
urday next, for Havana, as the Times under
stands, principally for the purpose Of inquiry
into recent transactions involving the rights and
interests of the United States. The Cyane,
which sailed for Havana ON Sunday last, re-
eeived her order. by telegraph. 1t is believed
that she will not anticipate the arrival Of the
POWhntnn.
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NuIsANcEs-Fanny, slave to Mary Johnson, was
brought before the presiding Mayor yesterday, on
the charge OF depositng filth in the street In lieu
OF punishment, Fannys mistress paid the fine So,
and she was discharged.
Thomas Lewis, slave to Glenn & Davis, for the
same offence, received o lashes.
Millie Gentry, white woman, arrested fer the
same offence, ives discharged with a leprimand.
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THE ExECUTIoNs.-Ths me Tor the execution
o. John Williams and Lucy Randolph is near at
hand. Friday next is the day appointed for The ex-
ecution Of both OF these criminals. Il to the fate
Of John Williams found guilty Of aiding aud abe,-
ting in the horrible massacre of the Winston fan
lily, there is not a single doubt. We have heard
net single voice raised in his favor He will be-
yond Ill hope, follow his wife and pay the pen
atty OF his crimes upon the galows. Up to the
present time he has made no confession other than
tae admissions before his trial, q guilty know
edge of his wiles intentions or threats.
As 10 the fac ofthe girl found guilty of murder.
ing her child, all still remains in doubt Notwtb.
standing the strong petitions in he- favor we have
not been able to learn that the Governor will inter
pose his power in her behalf. In view of recent
events and the sensjtiveness Of the public mind on
re subject at this time, it is delicate and embar.
RAISING question to decide. The public voice re-
ma'as quiet and apparently Indifferent as 10 her
fate, while but few days remain to decide the in
portaut question of life and death. Dissatisfaction,
We have no doubt will to some extent prevail let
the Governor decide he may, for the reason that
there Is not, as we aware, entire uuanimity in
public sentiment on the subject of Communication
OF her punishment The public mind is scarcely IL
a condition at present TO decide dispassoneteiv
upon case Of the kind.
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SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-The farm called blanks
town. containing 56 acr~-, the property;of Mr..
Joseph Mayo, situated on James River, west Of and
adjonng Hollywood Cemetery, about one mile a
bove the city, was sold ia two parcels, on Wednes
day last, by Mr. Wellington Goddin, auctioneer, at
the following pl.ces: One-balf containing the bull
dings, for S99 per acre--Mr. Hal Nelson purcha.
ser the other half, unimproved for $40 pera
tie purchasers name not announced These lands
are considered, by competent judges, cheap at the
prices for which they were sold
On the sFne day, thirty lots, each of ffty feet
front and depth If l48 feet, an unimproved ps TT
OF the "Belydere' estate, lying between Oregon
and Hollywood Cemetery, were sold by the same
aEetioneer at the following prices per front foot
Oae at Si:, six at So six at s. five at Slz four al
So four al 81, and four at So being an average of
more than 50 per foot, and a. the rate Of about )
200 per acre. These We're prices showing en- as
tonishng rise in the price OF real estate in that 10
calty. Lots on Oregon Hill, adjoining the Belvi-
deere estate nearer the city, hare recently been sell
ing. we w as So per front foot.
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Baltimore, Sept lI,lR5l

"~-A~A one OF tnt Oldest Magistrates Of this city
let the sick, the delicate, ihe declining talk TO
those We refer to, and then try this grand restora-
tive.
Baltimore, Sept H. 1851
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray: teel it a duty to
make known the benefits nave derived from DR.
hampOns Iincture. For lengta of time have
becd subject to great prostration Of muscular POW
er, aud great debility OF the nervous system Hc
compan led with Pal ptation and huttering OF the
he&rt had such sudden attacks that ON one occa-
sion | could scarcely get home | making mention
OF nv Case TO friend, he referred me to joseph
Stap!eton, Esq, old aud highly respectable citi.
ZeI q baltimore, who he'd ed the Tlncture unc er
s!Hl'ar circumstances | called on Dir Stapeto J,
ana alter an Interview of some minutes was fully
!atsned OF the med call virtues o the Tircturs
from Tue evidence before me, of his own Iarson
"ho, Tor some time previous indie lted tailinr
state ot heath, but Low hearty, hale appear.
aace, with the activity OF youth. | Immediately
commenced usins the Tincture, and before took
the contents OF one ,boits my strength was renew.
ed, ana cen walk as brisk and am - active az I
Wac twenty years ago. This Tiucldre is the grand
restorative OF the digestive organs, which when
destroyed, the whole system is in a state OF suffer.
Ing.
90 essertt Is, in reality, what it Is represented
" Le py Dr hampton, the inventor
WIN. A. SCHAEFFER
Now In city of Washington,
. see Cases Cough, Rheumatism Dvsnensia 60
Uc2 f"Pa'o's efa >.
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r. .AM-S NH Ol IhNI NUEIVE To
U>~GA CIGAR DEALERS AND SMOkERS-
J. A. HARRINGTON, l8i Main, corner cf 10Th
street, sign OF the Scotch Soldier is in receipt of
fine lot OF imported Cigars, also, a large stock of
domestic Cigars, which he offers TO the trade on
reasonable terms; also, a fresh supply OF Goodwin
Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of tine
quality, for sale wholesale and retail in lots to suit
purchasers, atprices to compete with the Northell
II arke,s. J. A. HARRINGTON,
Tobacconist, No. loi Main, corner 10th street
u
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CHARGE OF STEALISG.-Otticer Trueheart mr.
rested William Cline, living on l4lh street, Wed
neSday, on the charge Of stealing 81 So in email
notes, from woman named Mary Jones, on the 18th
inst. The case was continued until Saturday,
owing to the absence OF witnesses for the common
wealth. Cline was committed to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

EXTRA TRAIN FOR BROAD RocK-Sse the ad.
1ertsement Of Mr.. Dodamead in another column.
This promises to be Of the most exciting races
of these latter days. The daader Of Red Eyes
feadS is completely up and the conf ieace OF Gold
Pins hackers is not abated Doubtless there vii!
be fun, ana Mr.. Doda,nead can carry over all that
want 10 see il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

TREsPAssING.-Wm. Stubs, free negro, was ar
rested without any pass on "Wednesday evening
while trespassng on the premises Of Mr.. H. Tala-
ierro. The negro's register in possession of his
hirer; and Tor trespassng, Stubs received lashes
William Grey, a free negro, was also arrested for
the same offence Ordered lashes and committed
for want Of register