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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04
Home Testtmony.-Read! +

Home Testimony from
49, OF the oldest Magistrates of this city
let the sick, the delicate, the declining, talk to
those we refer to- and then try this grand restora-
tive.
Baltimore, Sept II, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer g. Mowbray: feel it duty to
make known the benefits have derived from DR.
Hampton's Tncture For length of time have
been subject to great prostrstion of muscular pow
er, and great debility of the nervous system, &c
companied with palpitation and futtering of the
heart. had such sudden attacks that on one occa.
sion could scarcely get home. l making mention
OF my case to friend, he referred me to Joseph X.
Stapleton, Esq, old and highly respectable Cit.
zen of Baltimore, who had used the Tincture under
similar circumstances | called ON Mr. StapletoD,
and after an interview of some minutes, fully
satisfied of the MEDICAL virtues of the Tincture,
from the evidence before me, OF his own person,
who, for some time previous, indicated a failing
state of health, but now hearty hale appear.
ance, with the activity of youth. l Immediately
commenced using the Tincture, and before took
the contents of one bottle my strength was renew.
ed and can walk as brisk and am active
was twenty years ago. This Tincture is the grand
restorative OF the digestive organs, which, when
destroyed, the whole system is in state of suffer.
ing.
do assertit is, in reality what it is represented
to be by DR. Hampton, the inventor.
WIN. A. SCHAEFFER,
Now in city of Washington.
See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only by o. A. STRECkER-psmphets gratis
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A LII Physicians agree thst Large and frso,.,,
n doses OF nauseous alcoholic compounds ,.I.9
into the stomach from time to time mns, hs.1a en
tendency to destroy the beautiful tone of shss "a,
organ Of the human 81 stem," and il il well tn sa
to all the medical profession, that the active nj.
pie of gallon of liquid medicine can h. nlIraJ I
q teaspoon why then the use Of giving Isrna $3.50 "a
nsuseous draughts The erroneous idea h., .a
more nauseous the medicine the more potent u. ~
fects" 10 now discarded by all caadid ressonse.
and II is indisputably proved beyond dopbt a.,
BRYAN'S PULMONlC WATERS. a msd;.;, S" ~
the most agreeable and paatable nature ia n" r "
efectual remedy for Coughs CoIos, and their con
sequences. They invariably give relief in Ten 70;
utes, and are so pleasant TO the taste tina, anv 9Th
will take them.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale By
no4 GAYNOR & WOOD, Drugpis,.
NEW BOOKS, just psbIishea. yi1I.-.
~ Life in Egypt, by bsyle 81. John, author sf
adventures in the Libyan Desert" Two Year,
Residence in a LeVantine Family"
This book will he welcome, as presenting dc
ferent picture Of Esp: from the one usually 9s,.aa
by travellers in that region. The life Of the Iou.-
class of people is here most graphically den;cted
and Eastern stories and anecdotes illustrative M ~
condition of the country population are given
PaIissy, the Potter, vols-cloth 81 50
The Life Of Bernard Palsy Of Sainies b;s,.L
and discoveries in art and science with an nn,in
of his philosophical doctrines and illustrstlv oa
tons from his works; by Henry Morley, sn,bnr "
How to make Home Unhealthy Ee Vi
For sale at MORRIS Books,oro
M 4
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DEATH OF ONE OF BURNS HE
ROINES

About the year 1884 or 5, Robert Burns lived
in the ne,ghborhood of Mauchline, Scotland,
which was celebrated at the time for the very
uncommon number Of "pretty girls 1--WE beg
pardon, we mean handsome ladies,') living
in the vicinity. Burns was twentyfou or FIVE
years old. extremely gallant, always in love,
and great favorite with the ladies. They
were all pretty, but there were six of them SO
especially beautiful, that the susceptible heart
of the poet was banded from one to the other,
like shuttle cock, in game Of battedoor,
where there are half dozen players. OF
course, he could not long remain the victim of
his peculiar sensations, without indicating the
same in rhyme. The following well .knowp
verses were composed on the occasion:
an Mauchlinn there dwells six pretty Young bellies
The pride Of tae place and the neighborhood a
Their carriage and dress a stranger would guess
In Lon on Paris the'd gotten them a.
Miss Millers is fine, Miss MARYLAND 8 divine,
Miss Smith she has wit, anG Miss Betty is Draw,
There beauty and fortune to get Wi Miss Morton,
| But Armour's the jewel for me O. them a
Burns, as is we'll known, afterwards married
Miss Armour. The subsequent history of the
lines have consigned to immortality, is told by
late Glasgow paper. Miss Miller married a
DIR. Mckenzie, Miss MARYLAND an officer in
the Excise named Finlay, Miss Smith Mr.
Candlish, Miss Bette taiiller,) Mr.. Temple
ton, and Miss Morton Mr.. Patterson, merchant
in Mauchline. Only two of these famous bellies
were living in 1850, according to Chambers {;
Mrs. Candlsh and Mrs. Patterson. The GIas-
gov papers received by the last arrival, an
nounce the death of the latter in the S7th year
of her age. The event took place on the 18th
October. She retained her faculties perfectly
to the last. One of her grandsons asked her
few hours before her death if she still remem-
bered Burns, she replied cay, brawly that
Mrs. Candlsh is the last OF the six pretty
young bellies"
Little did they imagine when the ude verses
| above were written, that they had rendered
them immortal, and that they would be re-
membered long after the names of the grea,
and powerful around them should have perish
ed, and left no trace behind. Such is the pow
er of genius, which seems to sanctify every
thing it touches.
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NOTICE.-UNTON HOTET.-

A VERY great inducement is now offered. AZ
n ter being engaged in tavern keeping for thirty
years, and as my health is not good, would sell all
the Furniture in this house Tue furniture 10 most
~ new, plain and neat, and the hotel is furnished
from cellar to garrett all OF which will sell at fair
valuation. The tavern can be rented upon as Ion 4
a,erm as the tenan. may require and possession
given on the first day of January next. 1t is one
OF the largest and best arranged hotels in this city.
and has been put in complete order from bottom to
top at very heavy expense, and many comforts
added which it never possessed before. Persons
wishing to engage in this business, will call and see
me at the Union Hotel JOHN TALMAN
4-3.w0w
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A HARD WINTER COMING.

We were laughed at last winter because we
said the uncommonly large crop of persim-
Well there is large crop growing now, and
we prognostcate another hard winter. Re-
member, this is November 4th, and the weather
has been remarkably fine all the fall.
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Ey The fifth annual exhibition of the
Maryland Institute for tae promotion of me-
chanic arts, closed last Monday evening, with
an address and the award of premiums. We
observe among the list of awards. the names
of quite number of Virginians, and we are
glad to state that the articles deposited by
them were of especial utility. The exhibition
has been highly successful, and is evidence Of
another onward movement in the march Of
enterprise by our neighbors of Maryland
We have heretofore advocated the formation
OF agricultural and mechanical institutions in
Virginia, and hope it will yet be done. The
material certainly exists, and it only require:
proper infusion of spirit.
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se-.m. TO THE PUBLIC.-The earnest

49,, TO TIE PUBLIC.-rhe earnest
V>-Ga solicitations of very many merchants and
manufacturers OF this city, ha compelled to
torego our recent determination not again to issue
the notes of the Southern Manufacturers Bank. We
do not feel at liberty to disregard what is repre-
sented to us as the public necessity by oar best
and most influential citizens, and shall therefore
comply with what appears to be the public desire
until some change in financial matters produced
by Legislative action, some other cause shall
render the circulation of these notes neither Ne.
cessary nor desirable to the public
We again take occasion to warn all persons
against paying any discount on the notes of the
Southern Manufacturers Bank, for which Virginia
funds at par, as heretofore, will be promptly paid
at our counter.
oc29 C. w PURCELL e. CO.
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Po1ITIcs-The all-absorbing themes ow, are the
election returns. They occupy LOCAL and perma-
nent attention very much to our glatfc alton.
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r~ For Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia

GEs FOR RENT, for the year 1853, or for a
E:as term of years. that large House and Lot in the
town of Manchester, commonly known as the old
Farmers Hotel. Its size and locality, the CT
ty, make desirable place to any gentleman who
might wish to open boarding school, or it would
suit very well two small families. All necessary
repairs will be put upon it. For terms and partic-
ulars apply to Robert D. Ward, attorney atlaw No.
60 Main street, nearly opposite the City Hotel.
no 2-lm~
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-Yesterday was oc
cupied in the transaction of civil business
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CoURT OF APPEALs-The decision with respect
to the motion to grant a new trial 10 John Rand.
will be given some day this week.
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Tine Anderson, 8. C. Southern Rights Adj
vocate OF the 9th ult., learns that the Hon.
Jefferson Davisis dangerously i'll, and that it
Is feared, even should he recover, that his sight
will be lost.
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EXPORTS OF RIcHMoND-During Hast week the
following vessels have cleared with freghts: Barque
Virginan, Captain Boush, with 3018 kegs tobacco,
1901 barrels -four.
Also ship Hermoine, Captain Rascher for Bre-
men, with 2e2 hhds leaf tobacco and 42a hhds stems
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CIRCUIT Court OF HENRICo Judge Clopton
presiding. The case of Henry Wade charged with
making felonious assault upon Charles Tensor,
was continued until next term. No other business
transacted
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- On Monday morning. as the train from
Washington to Baltimore was approaching
the Relay House, the cow-catcher of the loco
motive came in contact with a small bow,
throwing him some twenty feet and injuring
him fatally
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMETHEUs.-The Pro-
metheus. from San Juan, touched at Havana
on the 9th of October. The United States
steamer Powhatan was still in port. The ad
vices from Havana regarding the Crescen,
City, confirm those brought by the Black
Warrior. The steamer Independence arrived
at San Juan on the 10th ult., from San Fran.
cisco, with 200 passengers. The general
news by the Promeiheus has been antici.
pated.
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BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOK =

" land, cloth plain, 81 IS; cloth gilt, 81
Oraces for Youths, a home pas.ime, by Caro';,a
Pitman, author Of 1.-THE Sibyl,' The soptba-n
Matron," plain so, gilt 75c
The Ladies' new book of Cookery, prae,;c,,
system Tor private families In town and country, by
Mrs Sarah j Hale, 81
Gallant Tom, or The Perils of the Ocean. an in.
terestng sea tale, by the author OF Yankee JACK >
&c; Csc
knickerbocker Magazine for November, CSC
Book for Corner, or Selections In Prose and
Verse; from authors the best suited TO that mode nf
enjoyment, with comments on each, aud general
Introduction by Leigh Hunt paper 25c, clc,S 40c
S- We have a full and complete assortment n
Theatre Plays which we will sell low.
III WEST g. BRO.
no4 under Exchange Hotel
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NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON.

NEW GOODS FOR TIE SEASON.
TT PRICE IL co. have just opened
l. Elegant embroidered and plain trimmed cloth
Cloahs
Rich plain and figured Silks
Rich plaid spun silk and plaid Caahrneres
Low priced and rich Mousin de LANES
Ladies' Cloths for c'oaks
Plain Merinos and Cashmeres in great variety
Rich Lace Chemisettes and Mourning Muslin
French, English and American Prints
With many other new and desirable Goods.
M At
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DIscHARGED.-Fleming Philips, free negro,
was arrested on Tuesday evening, in default of a
pass Promising yesterday to procure register at
the ensuing term of the Hastings Court he was dis
charged.
Andrew James, also free negro, was found
drunk in the street Tuesday evening, and it being
his first appearance at Court, yesterday, was dis
charged
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O. DAIRY AND MARK EFT FARM

M:5 DAIni AND HfANhEI FAhM
E:i FOR SALE.-For sale privately, pretty little
market and dairy Farm, about u miles from Rich.
mond, embracing Is acres, beautifully unduating,
and we'll adapted to the cultivation of every variety
OF vegetables: The soil is of clay bottom and very
susceptible of improvement. 1t is a fine situation
for the ice business, and has ON it an excellent ice
house. The improvements are new and substan-
lal. The dwelling is of wood, two stories high,
containing six good rooms, with finely saaded
piazza in rear, and porch in front. 1t commands
a beautiful view OF Richmond and the surrounding
country, and is altogether healthy, improving and
desirable place.
great bargain can be had if early application be
made the owner is DESTROYS of selling in order to
remove to the lower country. For terms, apply to
w. GODDlN, or
WIN. GOULUIN.
fg Semi-weekly WhIg and Enquirer copy for
one month. n)4-2awSt+
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An EARTHoUAKE.-A severe shock of an earth.
quake was felt in this city Tuesday evening. be.
tween and o'clock. In many places the "noise
and confusion" produced by it gave much alarm to
families The "oldest inhabitants" declare that it
was the severest shock they ever experienced.
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MEAN TEMPERATURE OF THE MONTHS.
1851 ssy 7 ~ 81 5qy Aas s 81 Oct M Y,
1852 go / 72o 76o 8 TO go 5 Go $50 s
AMOUNT OF RAIN IN INCHES.
May. June July. Aug. Sept. Oct Sums
I 49, 2sS 81 4 IL l sas iii IL IS IS 81 81
FORCE OF vAPoR.
1852 1912 127 1871 1874 1873 10
RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
1852 GIL 64I IA "a 79l IA
October, 1852.
Barometer: Mean, 2a9l6 inches; maximum, 80 257 !;
minimum, 29485; range .772
Thermometer: Mean, 60 l; maximum, go; mini
mum, 400; range, so.
Heavy Rains: On the 10th, $50 inches; on the 18th,
104 inches.
First Frost in the city: On the 10th.
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7 IKENEsSES OF CHILDREN.-Pa.
IL rents desiring lkenesses of their children, how.
ever young, can now procure them in Simons' bes:
style, equaling in every particular his mnch admir-.
ed pictures of adults.
Judges ofthe art who would rather pay fair
price for choice Daguerreotyps, than have vile
imitation of one at any price, invited to exam.
Inc specimens. NJ. p. SlAONS, l2l Main at
N. B. Wanted one or Two half priced operators
to go into the country, where good pictures ere
seldom or never seen capacity no!object; to those
who have been practcing in city. aud possess the
knack OF getting OF any thing that looks lxe pic.
ture, would be preferred
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A LARGE IRISH PoTAFo.-We have in our pos
session an uncommonly fine Irish Potato. 1t was
raised by Captain William Burton, at his farm
about one mile from the city. Captain B. has dis
tinguished himself in raising vegetables. The crop
of potatoes from which this was taken, is a re.
m orL ahIu fine one both az tn Weld and aiza
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CITY MoRTALITY.-Durng the week end.
ing October 80, the number of deaths in Bal
tlmore was IS; in Philadelphia ICY; in New
York 30l; in Boston Sc.
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- OIL BCTTEk.-A superior article Of S1S
~ pounds, in prints of one pound esch ioI sac
by me at my sto.e at the corner % l2tn aud cary
streets. JP TYLER.
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A SNUG BUSINESS E0R SALE ON
IA MAIN STREET.-Is small, but established
over 80 years is partly mechanical aud partly ef-
camille, but altogether rare chance fJr smau
capitalist.
Address H. D through the Post Office.
no 4-itf
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A HunaIcANH-About4 O'Clock, on Tuesday
evening last, q storm of wind, which may aptly be
termed bri. hurricane, accompanied by slight
sprinkle of rain, visited city Although Of but
few minutes continuance, yesterday we learned
that IL had done much mischief in small way In
the city and vicinity. Chimneys, trees, sgnboards
fences, &c, were in various places Frustrated. On
the farm of Mr.. Richard HILL about S miles below
the city, a cabin, containing four servant men be-
longing to Mr.. H., was blown down, buryinR the
men in the ruins; yet, wonderful to say, they were
rescued from amidst the fallen tmbers, and found
to be but eighty injured. Mr.. H., it will be re-
membered, is the gentleman who few days age.
lost his dwelling he use by FIRE.
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DLATED WAHE.-Castors, Cake baskets
Il Tea Sets, and Walters, OF the richest and Ia =
test styles. Also, Papier Mache Goods in great va
riety. Dressing Cases, for the toilet and for tray
elling; Bronze Ornaments and Candea5ras mante
Clocks, fine Tea Trays Just received and for sale
by LEWIS GlNTER,
no4 1877 Main street
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HAT AND COAT sfArD5.-Just opened some
Ill beautiful OF the above, OF Dronzed iron
ceedingly low prices. For sale at the House-Fur.
nishing Store OF GINrER, 1877 Main street.
NOD
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T Keep IL Before the People. tina,
RAKER,S DELIBERATELY PREMIIIM RIr.kEu :,

I Keep IL Before the People, that
BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITfERS
a for dyspepsia in all its various stages
witness the large number of voluntary certificates
now IN the hands of the proprietor and the great de-
mand for it wherever it has been introduced No mad
cine introduced to the public has ever aansd the
popularity possessed by these Btters with SO ttI aid
from the public press. They preventiy va OF Agus
and Fever corrector of dsordered stomschs and The
best tonic TO be had at any price Let the sufferer try
them and be convinced -
Price only so per bottle To be had at the drug
stores of
Purcell, Ladd l. Co, Bodeker, Adie L. Gray Ben
nsd 4 Beers, Gaynor Wood, and T. Picot Main
street, Blair, VIM P Ladd and Seabsook 4 Reeve
Broad street. Richmond, Va oc 20
1The whole press of Philadelphia are out in f.
vor OF Hoofands German Btters they are prepared
by pr e. Jackson. We are glad to record the success
o. TINS valuable remedy for Dyspepsia believe
II supplies desideratum in the medical world long
needed. The wretched imitators and counterfeiters
have withdrawn their nostrums from the market and
the public spared from the danger Of swallowing
poisonous mixtures in lieu Of the real Bitte"-Her.
aso. 30 l-9t
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LENCHEs, LEECHEs,

rENHE public are hereby informed that have JUS,
L received by Adams Express, superior lot OF
Swedish Leeches, which Will be applied upon req.
sonable terms. | can always be found at the Hair
D ressing, Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing Sa-
loon, under the American Hotel. Entrance on It'll
street &C HOBSON
N B.-Cupping and Leeching attended to al the
shortest notice and upon the must reasonable terms
no a
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MANY FRIENDS CAN HELP ONE.

MANY FRIENDS CAN Help ONE.
MI BARTHOLOMEW, formerly at Henry by
W mans, SO Main 81, takes this opportunity OF in
forming the public that he has opened store on
Governor street. opposite the Dispatch Office for
the repairing OF Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &c,
and they may depend that no pains shall be spared
on his part to please. All he asks 10 uial Clocks
attended to within two miles OF his store and all
wo done by him will be warranted for one year
Ex-Governor atreet opposite the Dispatch of.
fee. no 4-3t
/ HAVE just received and otter Tor sale, Ia sd-
l. dition TO my stock OF all kinds of Plank and
Scanting. one thousand Cedar Post of very
ane size THOS WILLIAMS,
Corner 9th and Byrd Streets on the canal
no 4-3ts
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A WET NURSE WANTED.-Une without
"A incumbraoce preferred. Apply at No. 20
b DAD street. NOS
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DUNCH RAiSINs, new; Lond Porter,
- pints Coffee ana Loaf Sugars; Brazil sugar
Pepper and Salt Petre, Tor sale oy
NOS DAVENPORT, ALLEN Gu.
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EEGLISH GRAMMER TAUGHT IN
~ SIX DAYS, UPON A PLAN ENTIRELY NEW, by
J. GREENLEAF Author of Grammer Simplif-
ed" he labor savingl Grammer,i &c. This is not
one OF the humbugs OF the day, as Mr.. Greeneafs
system of Grammer and peculiar method of in
struction, have received the highest commentators
from thirty Of our principal Colleges, and from
numerous Teachers and Cergyn Civil Officers,
Members of Congress &c, including the late Chief
Justice Marshall, Gov. Randolph and other distin
suished gentlemen of this city.
Having taught mis- system, with unparalleled sue
cess in the principal cities of the s, Mr.. Green
leaf respectfully gives notice, that he will in fe
days, commence course OF lessons in English
Grammer, in this city; and pledges himself to i'm.
part respectable knowledge Of Etymoogy and
syntax, in SIX DAYS, to every Pupil of suitable age,
and common capacity thus reducing the drudgery
OF one year, to delightful study of one week.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen who happened not to
acquire knowledge OF Grammer at school will do
well to avail themselves of this opportunity of sup.
plying SO important defect in their education.
For Terms, and particulars, enquire at Mrs Alb.
bolts, Main st, of Rev. J. B. Prsdtr who will ex.
hibit numerous and most satisfactory testimonials
N. b. Evening classes formed for those who
desire it. no2-5t*
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SUGAG HOUSE mULAS~Es, Pune Teas
~ Lsguayra aud Java Coffee, Cotton Yarns iof
sale by
NOS DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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WILL BE CLOSED Tor d lew days, % w
w are making extensive altersuuI.s s~eN -
putting IN very large SKY light and eaa'sihs ~,
rooms, which we have had 10 do to make So'' ~
the crowds that coatinue 10 throng our ai!iei y ~
the beautiful Daguerreotypes, al tae as'0"-'~'Ns'
low price OF one dollar, with the case sl.o
Due notice viii DC given OF our EeJpenios' 1nsa
look cut tor tbs beautiful SKY Ligat Pc.aIes .'A'"
by FkANk MOUL9ON,
NOS ITO Main saecN.
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TArANNED TOILETTE ET = .-Just
~ opened, beautiful assortment oil the above o.
most elegant styles. Also, Japann Stop Pals,
Water Pals, Foot Baths, &c. al GiNTERo Houss-
Furnishing Store, 1877 Man ST. uo4
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I OST.--Leit at some place have had 10 can, On
Ii the Both nit, n small Book, ABOUT . 'acI-lS
long and inches broad, covered with Drown iHe"'
much worn, with string wrapped around L. eo t.
tanning bills and other papers OF no use "Aa'o'e.
to any one but the advertiser. Any cue Aa'",o
found it, by returning il, vita its contents % '.s
office, will receive Ii reward Of TWO dollars sHu 10
thanks OF Inc loser. no 1--ot -