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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-21

The TIDE OF IMMIGRATION.-On the 18th,
18th and 10th insts., % vessels, from foreign
ports, arrived at New York, containing, in the
aggregate, 1882 immigrants-a number, great.
er, says the N. Y. Times, than has arrived in
any three days fol- the last two years. A SINH
lar ratio, for the space of IL months, would
show the enormous number of 996, LAB immi,
grants arriving at that port. Ours is, upques-
tionably, considered the land of the free and
the home of the oppressed.
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r. THE STUCK OF BOOKS NOW
@NA being received at WEST Il BROS, is
the largest and best selected ever offered to the
Richmond public. Every variety of Architectural,
Agricultural Medical, Scientific, Law, and School
Books cheap publications, Blank Books, Paper and
Stationery can be had of them at the lowest rates
Teachers and country merchants will find better
bargains than ever, at the Exchange Bookstore.
Sc l6
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DIR. RODDEY having returned to
w>S Richmond, may be foundIat bis residence,
en- corner OF Broad and llth Streets opposite City
Hall. sel7-lw
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NOT TO BE sURPAsSED.-The
@>A assortment of Newspapers, Maga-
zines, Cheap Publications, song Books, ,
Toy Books, Prints, Frames, sta tiOnery,
&c, always On hand at the Cneap Publication
Depot, opposite the American Hotel-is not to be
surpassed by any in the city. Call and ses for
yourselves. L. L. SMITH.
Agent for all the Northern Daily and
sc 20-6t Weekly Newspapers.
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HALVES II. SUTTON, NOTARY
@>SA PUBLIC Particular attention paid ito
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. OF.
fee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va my
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DIED

| On the 10Th instant, at his residence, In King
William county. MIR. JOHN HOUCHENS, in the
| 65th year of his age.
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Observation-Disclosures Cowles, Alderman elect
Of Jefferson Ward, on Saturday resigned his office,
the duties of which, for period of 20 years. he has
faithfully, honestly and conscienliously fulfilled
The feeble state of Mr.. Cowles' health was the i'm
polling cause of INTERROGATION.
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WITHOUT PAPERs-Brown Ross, free negro,
was arrested in default of free papers Saturday
evening" but producing them yesterday, was dis
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no THE CREDITORS OF THOMAS
Il STEERS, OF THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
You are requested to meet at Rose Cottage, the
residence of the said Steers in the county Of Han.
over, on Wednesday, the 22d inst, at 10 o'clock
AM
A deed having been made for your benefit, 1t is
necessary that it should be attended to.
Hanover, Sept Goth. 1852. Sc 2l-2ts
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The NEW YORK DAILY TIMEs.-The last
No. of this publication, being the first of the
second year of its existence, comes to us en-.
larged to double its former size. This enlarge
ment, the Times says, it has been obliged to
make sin consequence of the unbounded sue
cess which has attended its publication" The
Times is an excellent newspaper, which has
already become formidable rival of the many
great newspaper concerns in the great city oil
Gotham. 1t is published daily by Messrs.
Raymond Jones g. Co., in the same form and
size of the Herald and Tribune, and upon the
same terms-2 cents per copy. The "penny
press Is now ''the order of the day" every
where. .f.h s.5.s. t.s...tl, fs-
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I UST-Belween the American Hotel and Prices
Ia store, wrought-gold Breastpin, with
small chain and tassel attached A suitable reward
will be given if the finder will leare it at this Office
se 2l-lt*
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MANITOBA WOMAN without inculnorance,
w who is plain Cook, Washer and Iron-
er. for the balance of the year.
az Gift HA WATT. 4,
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I OST, Monday morning, my Free Papers,
Ia on Franklin street. near Mr. Healys factory
The finder would confer favor By leaving them at
this office. CHARITY LIGHIFUOT,
se 1T free woman Of color.
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HY- Persons abroad IRON the city car have the
Dispstch sent to them for any period OF time they
may DESIRE by leaving their orders and paying the
cab for the time specified.
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VEGETABLE CURIosITY.-We are indebted
TO a lady for very singular ear of corn, or
what may be termed seren ears 10 one-one of
the strange products of the present prolific
season. There is main or centre ear of The
ordinary size, perfectly filled with full grown
grams, around which are six small ears, close,
~ embracing the parent one--all united below
10 common stem. 1t is typical of six child.
rem cilng'ng around and caressing an affection.
ate parent.
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CHINA HALL.

~ CHINA HALL.
WI By the ships New York, Scran-
ton, Excelsior and Empire, from
MI Liverpool at New York, the SUBJ
NE* scriber has his Fall importation of
Earthenware and China
and from the manufactures and auction, his stock
of plain, pressed and cut Glass, Looking Glasses,
Fancy Goods, &c consisting of great variety OF
new and very handsome styles and patterns. His
stock is larger than he has ever had and needing
money he will offer to the merchants of Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee very great induce.
ments All in want of Goods in his line are invited
to examine his stock before they make their pur.
chases. HUGH A. WATT
Sc elm No 7S Main street
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AFTER HouRs.-Richard Keesee, slave to VIM.
H. Grant, was caught by the watch while sneaking
home yesterday morning about 2 o'clock, without
his hat, from the domicie of q lady whose apart
ments he had vacated suddenly, On hearing the ap-
proach of her husband. Yesterday he received 10
lashes.
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THnEATENrNo TO sHooT.-A man named Fred.
srick Bargania was srrsisned before the Mayors
Court yesterday, on ! charge Of threatening to
shoe. some 81 die drivers Of Warwick 4 Barks-
dale's, end also Lawson q. Dance, at Warwick'a
Mil. 1t appeared from the testimony that Bsrga.
min, who understands English very imperfectly,
had his cart run into BY one of Messrs. Warwick
4 B1 teams. He obtaiued payment for the injury
which his cart had received. Bargamin then states
that another negro teamser threatened to run into
his (Bs) cart out of revenge, when Bargains said
If he did he would shoot him. Bargamin went and
informed Mr.. Dance Of his purpose. and that he
would shoot amy one who interfered with him. Mr.
d. followed Bargamin out of the Office. Bargamin
fearing an attack ted Mr. D. not to approach or he
would shoot him. From Mr.. Dis statement it ap-
pears that he had no design of attacking Bargamin
the latter person, however, misunderstood Mr..
DIS action and accordingly drew pistol and warn.
ed him off. Mr.. D. picked up stone, but finally
went back into his office and sent for officer Var.
rington who arrested Bargamin. Yesterday Bar
gamin was bound over in the sum of $500 to keep
the peace. Tsf hstf.
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NhJ ANTED lMNIEDIATELY.-on good
w Dob workmap) Tin and Sheet Iron
Worker. To such as can come well recon-
mended, constant emplo yment and liberal wages
SON, Richmond, or WAITE g. StNER, Ffede-
icksburg, Va. se2l-3t
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F1eHrINa.-James Meredith, slave, hired to
Greaner d Co., was brought before Justice Evans
yesterday, the charge of being engaged in fight
on Sunday the 18th inst with another negro named
Richard Taylor, slave to William Barrett. The tes-
timony proved clearly that Meredith acted only on
the defensive, and he was discharged. Taylor sue
ceeded in eludipg arrest.
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The NATIcK MuRDER.-A man named MAI.
.newson was arrested for the murder of VIM.
taylor at Natick, Mass, tnot Nantucket, al
announced Yesterday and discharged. An
ir'saman named Casey. aged 10, has been ar.
rested and identified by Mrs. Taylor. She Is
peeen.ess, and NOT expected to recover, but
ssoknl1eo him by signs. She has family Of
'our young children. 3
- ons''es Weinbo,g, German band box
.A' committed suicide 10 Baltimore Satur.
ri. l'sn'' ~ hanging himselfto . bed posi-
dsssiiution. 81 -'' = . s'-'s q
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80 JAMES RIVER AND KAMA.
~ VIVA COMPANY.-The Eighteenth
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the James
River and Kanawha Company will be held in this
city on MONDAY, Oct. 25th, 1882 in accordance
with q resolution adopted in general meeting on
the 26th of November last.
Sc 2l-2aw4w WIN P. MUNFORD, Sec'ry
49, THE sECOND Is VI LDI n q
~ FUND ASSOCIATION, of Richmond,
will meet in VIM. f. Davis office This Tuesday)
Evening, at IN O'Clock, to hear Report Of Com
mitIee. se2l-lt*
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A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO WM.
N Ii. SMELL a. co. or BARNES a. SMELL,
are requested to make immediate payment to me-
JAMES A. SMELL, e
; se2I-ts Admipissra tor of VIM. Il. Smell
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School BooKs,-We have received from
the Bookstore of Mr.. J. w. Rando ph, a speci-
men lot of School Books, of Southern origin,
having been published at Macon, Ga, by B.
F. Griffin, Esq.
First.-"Griffn's History of the U. States,
from its discovery to the present time," an &C.
curately and impartiaIly drawn up historical
work, in convenient form, and designed chief.
ly for the use of schools, for which, we believe,
twill be found a valuable book
Second.-"The Southern Orator, consisting
OF Elements Of Eocution, and selections, suit
able for Defamation and Recitation, from en-
inent Southern Orators and writers''-a work
designed for academic and school defamation,
and containing extracts considered the most
perfect specimens of Southern eloquence, and
the best calculated to be memorized by pupils,
to strike their imagination, arouse their pas.
sions and TO fire their patriotism. The first
division of the work is devoted to instruction in
the various branches of elocution, and contains
illustrations of gesture.
Ih'rd.-Nos. l, 90 and of the "Apalachi-
an Reader" consisting of progressive lessons
'of children. from words of one syllable to the
complete rhetorical reader, by Mrs. s. l..
unmn, author Of Familiar Tales for Chill
ofen' &e.-works designed to teach children,
~ easy and interesting lessons, the important
Qualifications of correct spelling, pronunca-
uon and reading, for which they seem to pos.
cess decided merit.
These are works Of Southern enterprise and
thanksgiving them a peculiar claim to the at
tention Of our citizens.
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MIKE WALsH.-Congress, as famous as it is
already for unique characters, will probably
have real rara aris next session, in the per-
son of the celebrated Mike Walsh of New York
city notoriety. We have already stated that
he has received the nomination as the Demo-
cratic candidate in the Fourth District of that
City, and the Express says he I" is likely to
make good run among the b'hoys, and if. by
possibility, the great subterranean should be
elected, the national councils will have an orr
ginai contribution from New York for the next
session." Politics make strange bed.fellows.
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IA B1,AkGAINs: nARGXISsn a.

va BARGAINs: RARCIIyST
CHINA, CRoCKERY 4 Gi.assw. ~
No. 21S Brond street.-Tse . mhnaEs
Der = now rsce.viag some handsome CHI.
Toilet Bottles, with great many oibsr ~ ea glass
Articles. He keeps always on hand s,,s, ancy
white. blue and mulberry Granite, and efy @
Crockery-Ware. sommon
Country orders carefully packed and se,, ;.
part OF the city free of charge all at much a
prices. 4. &. HIcgsn Ieguced
1900 dozen best quality and common Tn..h,..-
se 81 oterss
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good sehr PEARL, Jones, mater hsv;ng -.
greater portion Of her cargo engsg ID and roipr ~
board, will have immediate dispsich. Fur frs,ph,
OF remainder, apply to s's's1
Sc Att w n cor or,,r.r
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RuNAwAYs.--Lt. Johnson reported at the May.
or's Court on yesterday : runaway named Albert
slave 70 Albert oNeiI, and hired 70 Mr. Upshur ct
Charles City. He vas ordered 70 BE- returned home
on payment Of Jail fees. Z
Wstchman Flournoy also reported boy named
william Henry, hslouging 70 Alexander Hin. Who
ran Away from tisl empI0yeE, Nj ouaries, saziy
fyssssrdsy morning. Osdssad 70 - rstnnsd -
Ipaymsnt If regular fees. ess sps81 ssss h
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"THE EIGHTINGALE's CoMrNG."-This sound
we have heard for some time; but at last we are
to realise the fact that they hare Mr.. Ford
the agent is in town, preparing tor grand opening
at Odd Fellows Hall, ON Wednesday night. Maj
Lehrs fine suit, which he keeps in band box, and
which he dons when not military duty, is still,
we learn, as good and hand some as ever.
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3THE SrErHoscoPE AND VIRGINIA Mrp,.
CAL GAzETTE."-The September number Of
this popular Southern work, a monthly journal
Of medicine and the collateral sciences, edited
BY r. Claiborne Gooch, A. NJ, Nj. D., Of hi.
city VS. laid upon our table yesterday. /,
esatains sn interesting article on the .Indise.
noas Medical Botany Of Virgins" BY DR. Geo
=. Tessill; remarkable case Of Fatal iniur,
g she hsad," a. exhibited in the case Of jas
..'ssrkson. killed BY ALLOW given BY Jord.r
Hssenss with an iron poker-s report from IL.
Pa q Dr. james Bolton--snd large amoap
9 matter interesting to the profession and 3
the public. -''S :
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ROBT. CRUMp.
asUNSs GUNS!s

Manufacturer Of SUNS, Pis.
tolls and Rifles, No. IS, Ess.
Main street. Richmond, Va, has just received =
splendid assortment OF every thug Ia his line de
has on hand Guns If every price, from 70 s75
and Pistols from IS Gets to S25, all of the beat ms
nufacture, together with general assortment of
sporting materials. Sportsmen and others are in
vited to call.
Repairs Of every description executed in the ,o.t
faithful manner. Guns stocked and altered to ,er.
cussion In the neatest and best style "a o.
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4 IBEhTT HALL, FKANkLIk cTkEET.-
IA ibis eitablishment-which has been fitted nm
in style equal to the very best in the city-woud
be disposed CT on liberal terms, if immediate sppi
cation be made. The whole premises can be
had if required, or the business part alone.
Private B0arding.-Mfs. GOULD would be
pleased to accommodate four or five respectable
Young Men with Board
Also-A Gentleman and Wife-wiit out incum.
FRANCISCAN be accommodated with unfurnished
Rooms with or without Board Apply as above
sc 2l-3t*
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calisies are somewhat noted, has recently come
10 lighf 10 Boston. This wasno less than acon-
sp;racy 10 dcfraud the Union Mutual Life In.
surance Company Of thatciiy out Of large
sum OF money. II appears that one Belyea,
who had acted as an insurance broker, repre-.
sented to the company last spring thar one
BURY, residing somewhere in New York, de.
sired an insurance. on his slife Tor 450O0. The
policy was granted after thu physical exami-
nation Of the person who was introduced az
BURY. A month orgtwo since, the company
was notified that BURY had been drowned,
and the usual proofs were furnished, with affi-
daviis Of physician and clergyman that Bur-
ry was dead and buried, and the money was
paid over. An accidental circumstance after.
ward brought 10 light the fact that Bury was
no other than person named Gardner, an
uccomplice OF Belyea, and that he was at the
time alive and well in Vermont. OF course
the names of the physician and clergyman
were fictitious. The swinders had hardly
been arrested, before il was ascertained that
they had also defrauded the United States ln>
surance Company Of Northern New York out
of $500 on house insurance policy. Bel.
yea and Gardner were committed to Jail in des
fault of $1,000 security.
POISONING CASE IN WAsHlNGroN.-The
Washington Telegraph gives the particulars
of case of suicide or murder in that city,
Emeline Johnson, the deceased, was about %
years old, of comely appearance, and had been
married, although she he'd not lived with her
husband for two or three years. tits generally
stated that during this time she has received
the familiar visits of Mr.. William b. Sass
seer, a clerk in the sixth auditors office,
a married man, aged about thirty-two years.
On Tuesday, Ms. Sasscer purchased some
strychnine and quinine pills, and on Wednes-
day night, called on Emeline Johnson and rode
out with her in carriage. Two hours after
their return, the family of her father were
aroused by her cries, and on entering the room
found her IN great agony. They sent for DR.
Began, who came promptly, when she implored
him to bleed her. DIR. b. thought che was
under the impression that the period of her la
bors was approaching. She told him that she
had been for month or more taking medicine
to produce abortion, but being un successful
had just tried a new medicine, consisting of
powders. DR.. B. examined her condition, and
told her she had murdered herself! She told
him she was bound under oath not to tell who
had given her the medicine. She expired in 10
or Is minutes after DR.. BIS. arrival.
An examination Of the facts led to the issu.
ing of a warrant for w. B. Sasscer, who APP
peared and gave bail in the sum of $4,000 for
his appearance to-day, (Tuesday)
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A HThUAS NEW MONTH"; - lar
n ZINE for OCTOBER. I. GRESHAM Aa''
sale, isnaid
Mo- priee23c *.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for Octooei + ...sss Gar
ARTdURS NEW MONTHLY aAoA@i -
October, the best OF monthies- 2ee Ger.
ANNA HAMMER, tale OF Centem 20'AS
an Liie--price 25c .,;.h .tory,
by I GwyBne-40c u ~, owr
Il THE Fa.kSuNAL ADVENTURES, - si,a..asa.-75c
CORRESPONDENT In Italy. ~ MUS
NOT BLEAK HOUSE. rcHgs
SOUTH AND SoUfhWEsiEhs
sic r..rss.
risx Banner. Wayerly. Golden Dollar, Ssa.' N.
PriysIeer and Arthurs Home Gazette, al "'
week, September -. nersHAM.
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SITUATIONS WANTED, by shree voupa
- scotchmen, trained to business, book. keepiuss
or cieriing. Ono has had considerable experiencs
N farming and l. well qualified to act 8 oversees
"a p'snlsnon; Please address THO. care OF WIN
2l-3t -
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- Tn sh6nxno1sos boox 6Eonns~1hio lngBo 80
nourishing estsblishment, under the suporinten
depcs and control Of Rsv John Early ihas been re-
moved to the handsone brink edtdce No. GIG Main
strest. All the prominent iasues Of tie Methods
dissemination, together Wild large variety Of r.
.tructave and rsligfous works, written BY gentle
men connected with other denominations, are for
sale at this store.
We have received No. Of the Quarterly Review
of the n Church South 1t contains scme very
able and interesting articles. "A review OF Roman
Literalure'' presents very prominently and impair
daily some of the chief characteristics OF that htera
ture 1.-THE moral power Of the press, y an article
which. in brief, may be termed an ampihed truism'
Certainly. the just Office of the press Is to incuicate
the highest good of the people. Able articles on
Wesley and Methodism, Pulpit Hermeneuncs' &c,
close this number.
ArrxcTroNATE.-We observed "coiored iaoy
receive letter at the Post Office yesterday. She
earnestly viewed the superscrption moment, then
hastily cony syed it to her sable lips and imprinted
upon it rapturous kiss. Our curiosity was not
eratfied with peep into its contents; but we are
Of the opinion that it commenced somewhat after
the following style:
"My dear snowdrop, the loveliest flower In the
garden OF my affections:
Ever since my eyes first behed thy fair and lovely
countenancs, m, soul has been in transports" &c.
F1eHr1Na-James Meredith, slave, hired to
Greaner a. Co., was brought before Justice Evans
yesterday, on the charge of being engaged in fight
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subscrip.ons received TO any ofshs soSs .s rsrrs
at pnhshcrs prices, and iurniahed e ,,;sra-
nsoas,,s... ~ ei.ee. 1901 Brad ssf yas.,
= VI Opposite Brusa stree. no.--
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Ea:5 FOR kENT.-The Brick House .lluated
- ON Marshall street, west OF Brook Ayenus
and lately occupied by Mr.. Nathaniel Z. Green.
The house is nearly new, Is in perfec, order and
has many convenieEces, with large esrden A..
tached, and immediate possession given
Also-A Tenement in Warwick's Row. ON ona
street, in good order and ready for possession--
Applyto
Sc 81 JAMES NJ TaYy0p
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WARS TO BE DONE tit is rumoied that the
Governor will refuse to pardon Lucy the slave nm
der sentence of death for killing her child. There
are strong recommendations in favor Of commu.
taton Ct her purishnnsnt, bat we learn that there
will be others in favor of the law taking it, course.
Tomorrow one month (the same day appointed for
John Williams) is the time fixed for her execution.
The hanging and anti hanging parties have here
another field for the exercise Of their labors. II
our Information be correct, dor we have not had
time and opportunity to give the case = full con
ideration) there are exienuating circumstances
which induce US to favor Communication of tho ex
treme punishment Of death. Her youth (not % 10
of the prominent considerations on the side Of
mercy.
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= - Ehsss Eheasen1 O. nel1ax Riss
Doc NOS this look ike giving entire sstissse4ion
% cur custsmers snd the pu6lief Il Il does not,
~ vould ike to know what doSe. Do not s.
ruled any longer BY paying .hish prices ~ your
rsrrs for one dollar, casa ineluded Warranted
equal 70 any in the country: - -.
HI, IN Msir
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lAOhiPOUND TONIC PILLs-FoRA GUE
" AND FEVER.-These Pills are rapidly super
ceding all others, and are universally scKnowi.
edged by all who have used them, to be the pest
Pills for the speedy and certain cure OF Agus ana
Fever, in use. They require but tive days 70 Ell
feet radical cureaud seld ON fail TO give sstisac
ton to all who try them. For sale only BY
seoI ~. PICOT Druggist
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~ y tHO vUtOIS VI Iuo Otty U1 IkICus
mOnd.-Whigs and Democrats, call at Messrs. Ben.
nett q Beers r. R. Duval Il Bro or at Messrs Sea.
brook & Reeve, Broad street. or under American
HOTEL and get bottle of the celebrated Fletcher,s
Hair Tonic, manufactured by John Johnson 1t
will impart richness 10 the hair clean the head of
the head that is not only the wonder of the age but
the commendatono of all who use IT, 1t will really
better tit to exercise all the duties Of "every
CAV life" seq
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ff,O sPORTSMEN.-We have lust Ies ND
i lot of Hunting Coats, TO WHEN No made
invite attention Of Sportsmen ieey sle "a
otter the English STYLE OF material best aasp.ssu o,
use, containing ample pockets for game ana s ,osna
ing apparatus. Now is the hunting seasol ,nSis-
in and supply yourselves with ms ai''iO''
fe HENRY sHAFER Cos
seol Corner Main and isln streets. --