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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-22

SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
~ For sale at the Baptist Bookstore, No. 203 Main
street. fall assortment of School Books Statione.
ry, and Fancy Articles. Also, just received Ro-
nance of American History, by Joseph Banvard,
with numerous Illustrations, &c; Edwin 7. Freed
says, Statistics, Miscellanes &c; An O!io, pos ms
by Mrs. Emily Judson the Days of Bruce, by
Grace Aguear; Memoir Of Alfred Bennett, by Il
Harvey; Memoir OF George Dana Boardman late
Missionary to Burmah, by Rev. Alonzo King, with
an Introductory Address, by William r. Williams,
new improved edition; the Young Mans Friend
and Guide through Life to Immortality, by John
Angel James, W ith an Introductory Address, by
Thomas De Witt, D. D; Near Home. with Anec-
dotes and numerous Illustrations, by the author of
Peep of Day; the Royal Preacher, Lectures on Ec-
clesiastes, Ey James Hamilton, D. D.
MANY other Books, too numerous TO mention.
CHARLES WORKMAN,
ocI3 Depository.
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La - = r!szsszs
80 ~ -.

G ~ 49,: -
M ASONIC FILtsHI IAs.E 70 MN M
AfA VERNON-With the view of stFordinp an on
p9rtunlty and an inducement to Masons generally.
o1 making Masonic pilgrimage to Mount Vernon
on tae 4ih OF November next, in COMPANY with
Fredericksburg Lod dge, No 4, which Lodge inflated
George Washington into the mysteries of Masonry
on tnat day, one hundred years ago, the fare will
be reduced on the occasion as folows.
From Richmond to aud from Mount Vernon s5 M
From Milford CO do do do :. 4 90
From Fredericksburg do do do so
From Aqua Creek do do do 90
Meals Extra.
The train will leave the Richmond Depot at
o'clock precisely, on the morning of the 4th of No.
venoer and stop at Milford a sufficient time tor
passengers to breakfast The hour of departure
from Fredericksburg will be 81 A. NJ Returning
passengers will reach Fredericksburg at Z P NJ,
arc Richmond about 10 P NJ
The splendid steamer BALTIMORE with suita
bic decorations and good band of music on board
Will take the party from the Greek 10 Mount Vernon
and dinner will be served on board, on the conclu.
sion OF ceremonies at the tomb
The train and boat will be subject to the control
OF fredericksburg Lodge, NOD but any person,
unite In the excursion
To persons who have never visited the tomb of
Washington, better opportunity, or one under
more favorable circumstances, will never be pre.
senteo and as good order is guaranteed on the oc.
casloD, the most iasdOus should have no hesitation
III regard TO the excursion.
THOMAS SHARP, supt.
Office Richmond, Fred'g and 2. R. K Coz
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1852 s
T. S.-The attention of Masons is called TO the
notice below. rs.
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LEVY STILL AHEAD IN SELLING
THE CHEAPEST GOODS.

A Ii IN WANT of the best bargains can be
n supplied by calling at my old stand, Is Main
street. and branch store, So French Worked Col.
lars Ct CENTS splendid assortment of Lace and Cam
brio Sleeves, which selling at one half the
usual price; French embroidered Hdkfs, Collars,
Cuffs at half price, Mouslin Deaine 10, l2h and l6
cents; rich styles and fine quality at 25 cents Linen
Hdkfs 6i CENTS rich brocsde and plain Silks; large
assortment of black Silks, 3-4 and yard wide; EN-.
sroidered and plain Grape shawls, from 90 to $50;
Silk Velvets for Visettes, very cheap with one
thousand other articles, all to be sold for less than
the same can be bought for in any city in the Union.
Persons in of their Fall and Winter Goods will
find it to their advantage to call on me, and examine
my stock aud price before purchasing elsewhere.
JACOB A. LEVY.
5000 Servants Blankets heavy Clothing tor Ser.
wants. OCT
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NOTICE

NOVlCE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
"a That | have now on hand, the a.
M largest and best assortment of f<zS
Boots and shoes, of good quality ever
A' offered in this city selected by myself ex-
pressly for retail, both Of my own manu- facture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assort-
ment can be found something extra, to which
would most respectfully call the attention of all in
want, they will be sold low, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, sc,
seq No 127 Main street Richmond, Va.
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DR.. MAUPINS SCHOOL.
1 1th street, between Marshall and CLAY

THE next session will commence on MONDAY,
l. the 4th of october, and Continue ten months
Tbs plan of instruction embraces a thorough
course in the English branches, ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and CHEMISTRY. The ad.
vanced pupils will have an opportunity of attending
the Lectures Chemistry at the Medical College
These lectures will be given at O'Clock in the afier
noon, an hour at which pupils will be disengaged
from ordinary school duties.
The Principal will give instruction in Mathemat-
ics, Chemistry, &c; Mr.. r. Ii MONTAGUE in An
cient Languages, &e and Mr.. J. MICHARD in
Modern Ian neuages.
GgP9 Strict discipline will be enforced.
TERMs-For the English branches, CLASSICS and
Mathematics, $50: for one Modern Language, $50;
and for two, $50 per session of ten months payable
half in advance, and the balance the lst of March
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Principal, with the view CT having his own
well taught in the elements of knowledge
Spelling, Reading, flirting, 9c-has determined to
establish Primary Department in connection with
his School. For this department separate room
will be provided, and competent assistant en-
ployed, who will devote his attention exclusively
to it, 1t will be under the general supervision of
the Principal. Only limited number of pupils will
be admitted, and the fee will be $50 per session of
ten months. Sc 25-lm
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THE MURDER Frn,,y

IHE MURDER BY FEMALE Ar Muw,rr
1t has already been stated briefly, ,b,ou.h
the telegraph, that man named ]. M Wise.
mad been shot dead, at Milwaukee, by female
named Ann Wheeler, who alleged he had a..
duced her. 1t appears that Lace at the Tim.
he was shot, was looking into the v;ndow IS
book store, and that Miss Wheeler, w;,,,on,
speaking TO him, drew pistol from her d,s..
and fred it close to the back ofhis head. He
fell dead without groan, his blood gushing
out and forming pools upon the pavement
The Wisconsin says
When sne saw him fall she offered tho n;.,,I
to those who surrounded her, and dscl, rsJ bs'
readiness 10 submit herself to the authorizes
declaring that she had accomplished bsr 81
Ject. She was Immediately Conducted IN ,bs
Jail by officer Page, to whom she dsI;vs,sd W ine
dirk which she had held in reserve. Il, said
that she had met Lace few minutes befors snJ
demanded whether he intel nded to marry her
and received negative answer. The dirk was
purchased by the perpetrator of this awfnl
deed at one of our hardware stores. 1t is more
properly speaking, dirk knife. She went 10
the store IN the morning and examined the ar.
ticle, and returned in the afternoon TO comple,e
the purchase, thus showing fixed determine
ton.
Miss Wheeler is mantua-maker and milIi
ner by trade, and formerly of Cleveland, Ohio.
where her parents and friends now reside.
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r. subscriber, in returning his most sincere
iaa;As tor the Tery liberal patronage SO kindly be.
so""d Oh the old firm, 5egs to inform his old Gus
toners and me citizens generally that he has lust
fetl med from the North with an entire new stock
"l Fhii Goods, amongst which may be found
Af-A.Jnle desIgns in silks, silk Velyets Mouslin
de .-1.ae, CashGeres, Merinos, Alpacas, and an ex
tis.'e assortment OF Grape, long, square and thih-t
= '"s; also, very large assortment OF FIannels,
Di="A~'s, herseys, Liaseys, &c. &c, and almost
t'~FY article usually kept in dry goods house,
"-.cI VII. be sod GA the most reasonable terms.
MORRIS w. ROSE,
nc I'm 203 Broad street.
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L,Ok SALE, PRIVATELY, a lot OF
l. School Desks, and other Boarding School Fur
mture also, a hne Rosewood Piano, made by
Nunns and Clark, of New York, and 10 perfect or
der For sale at the residence of b. B. Minor, on
Main str,eL between Ord and 4th streets.
oc9 GEORGE SUMNER
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nI~sOLUTiON.-The co.partnershlp here
- .ei1Fe existing under the hrm OF L. {. NJ
.OsE is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved
S-psPmoer 10th 1852
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A LII SMALL BOYs.-H. +. TAYLOR, sth
Il street, between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners give spe-
cial attention to Reading, Correct Enuncation,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens OF
my boys composition land writing may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremp
tory, but as gentle possible. oc9
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100 BUSHELS NEW CROP TIMO.
D. ~ thy and Herds Grass Seed, receiving, for
sale by
oc 3 s. McGRUDER e. SONS. ,
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DhAND CUTTING.-M u. WHITMAN,
I'D Stencil Cutter thankful for pas. favors, begs to
inform his friends and the public. that for the pre-
between Main and Franklin, where he will execute
any work in his line with Aeatness and dispatch.
oc4-lm
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100 TONS No. / PERUVIAN GUANO
lOO 400 casks Lime
200 boxes Tin Plate, an assortment comprising
nearly all sizes, bright and loaded
Timothy and Herds Grass Seed-ioI saie ~
ne 40 s. NcGRUDER L. SONS.
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l. OIL prime quality and beautiful color, for sale
by ADIE Il GRAY, l47 Main street.
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NA HITh ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
w Landing from schr George, a cargo OF supe-
rior Whits Ash Anthracite Coal. Persons
laying in their winter supply OF the above Cesi,
would do well to send down their orders. % %
per load, delivered any where in the city
mo. w. WRIGHT,
SET Dock Wharf
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{ 'iDkR yjNEGAR-Landing, for sale BY
~ W " JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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NAN BE HAD, at THOs. E. PAGES Drug
v store, 22 Broad street, the best Cigars and cool
Soda Water, with sarssparilla, Lemon. Pine Apple
and other syrupe. sc IA
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NOCHRANS MACHINE FOX CKUsH.
y ING GOLD ORE.-Recenty patented in this
country and Europe.-These Machines, by their
simplicity of construction, their durability, the
doubted principles upon which they operate, their
effective operation and result, justly entitled to
the consideration Of all parties engaged in Crush
ing, Grinding, snd Pulverising Gold Ore, and all
other ores or mineral substances. They work and
deliver wet or dry as may be required, and car be
worked by steam, water, or horse power, and when
pull Versing gold bearing ore or quartz, particularly
when mucn sulphurate of Iron is found with the
The perfect manner in which all the material
passing through the machine is granulated, keeping
the gold PEI tecty bright, from Is to 80 per cent
more gold is produced than by any other process
known. Machines, with the right to them,
capable of pulverising to fine powder 500 pounds
per hour sold at Sl000-those pulverising one
ton per hour at s., 500-and those pulverising two
tons per hour at S5000 delivered in New York.
- To miners who are not prepared to purchase,
the machines will be furnished, and rented on the
following Terms viz:
4 machine to pulverise 1000 pounds per hour,
G31i-.Dpr
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gININ sLOP BATHS, BUCKETS, CHAM
l. BER SETS, just received at
STEBBiNS, DARRACOTT COS,
OIL lOl Bread street
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CHOICE MADRIRA WINk.-A email 10.
" voice s.Tintan and Navy" Wine, selected 10
Madeira By gentleman Of this city. tor ,y sale oy
oc - n y. oORAON.
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Chronic Rheanar rism o f25 years Standir

III,
Thos X. Saunders, merchant. writes
i have been the subject OF severe affliction from
the rheumatism for more than twenty fve years.
had visited southern climes, and at different times
placed myself under the treatment Of many emf
nent physician; but every expedient tailed. a,
and ii cured me efectually.
oc IL TH0S K. SAUNDERS
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AT ORTlMOs E'e RHEUMATIC COMPOUND ~
Ill BLOOD PURIFIER.-Th great discovery is
bringing health and happiness to thousands. Rheu-
matisn 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 by the use of a few
bottles of this compound. Letters and certificates
daily being received from parties OF high stand
ing many of whom have been cripples for years,
from the effects of this hitherto incurable disease
but VINO now affirm that they are sound and well,
made so by the use of this great remedy, which is
a vegetable spirit-an internal r.medy-prepsred for
this one disease a0ue and this il iH in every
case either infammatory, (acute.) chronic form.
Testimony of the most undoubted character will
be cheertuly submitted to the inspection of all who
may feel sufficiently interested to call the propri
etors, at their Central Office. No. l. Barclay street.
Astor House, New York One bottle SIS, three bot.
ties $40.
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
Sole Agents tor Richmond.
w " AJFXANDER A. Co
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TlNnE NOTks OF THE SOUTHERN
l. MANUFACTURERS BANK are redeemed as
heretofore at par at our counter.
ocI2 C. W. PURCELL d. CO.
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= OTICE.-From and after October 9Th. the
" DAY for Transporting powder over the Rich.
iaul1 and Danyiiie Railroad, will be changed from
Mo.day TO "Wednesday, (the toll on Powder has
been sduced TO 25 ceats per keg of 25 lbs) Parties
intending 10 send powder vii; please notify the
.-.= mt AGENT the day beforehand.
JOHN H. OSBORNE,
Supt Transportation, X. & D. K. r.
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u Low IL SUNS ENGLISH PALM
A. SOAP.-A supply of this superior toilette
Soap, jus, received and for sale by
oc 6 ADlE g. GRAY, lat Main street.
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GUGAR.-50 nhds Cuba sugar
~ so do New Orleans do, prime ar.
ticle in store and tor sale by
oc g CHAS. T. WORTHAM e. co.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Guano andsplaster will continue to be carried
st the reduced rates until further notice.
ocl-Im T.. H. GILL, Supt
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NABLR SALT, in small SEGA. for s.le ey
90 20 WM. EGGLEST0k.
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'a'HE MITES OF THk UNITED
Il STATES BANK, Washington, d. c., will be
redeemed BY N 9 in Virginia money.
au 2-2zn WM. N TlNSLEf.
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one ton $500 "
&" two tons $3.50
competent person will be provided to erect the
machine, at the expense of the lessee.
Machines are at work in New York, and at the
Tellureum Gold mine Of Commodore Stockton,
Fmvanna County, Va.
Application may be made to William Beasey,
Esq, Dsnielsville, Spotsylvania County, Va, to
Mr.. John G BeasleY, agent of Commodore Stock
tons mines, Bowlesvills, Fluvanna Co., Va.
For further particulars address
f. d; J. BUSSING e. CO.,
oc l2-lm 30 Cliff street, N. Y.
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o1itE.-Tue unaei signed beg leave most re-
laehlaohd and its vicinity, that they have com
aig.eed business ON l4.h or Pearl street, near
MaYos Bridge, for the purpose of carrying on Pisn
and Ornamental, House, Sign, Coach and Furni-
.a[e Paintiag; also, Gilding, Glazfng, Pa.
per hanging and Graiping. They pledge
themselves u execute all work In the neatest,
ehsspsst and most substantial manner.
J. Mcleod 4 CO.
B-An orders punetuslly attended to.
81 .i-2m.
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pLACk AND FANCY PANTS.-Heavy
- English French anu American Fancy Cass.
Pants, black Doeskin do, Wool Velvet and cut Vel
vet Vests, black and fancy silk do large assortment
at No Ice Main street.
ocl4 KEEN CHILES & BALDWIN.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE C.

SMITH ESD Surrogate Of tho County OF Kings hsrsb1
gwen according 20 law, 20 all having claims against ERA
1US o. TOMPkINs late OF the City Of BrootJn tss
required exhibit tbs with the vouchers
the subscriber HENRY YOUNG, at his oac- No Msisn
City Of New YORK. bsrs the first day Of November
Dated ApnlsT, 1862 nm .,,a a., .o.,....
IawonWeds HENRY YOUNG Hhscuto's
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN

! ' aAfLROAD.-FALL AsRAsGENEST-s4Pt y ls'2-
Trans Of NevYo lekve the corner " Cana$t
and Broadway Accommodation sod Special AZ 200 and
ii " A 900 ana 81 " through 10 New Haven
Ats % A ~ and 30 2. ", for Port Chester .
The IL 81 NJ. rurs In connection With train from Net
Haven to Hartford and Springfield and with tain over me
Canal Road. -
EXPAEss TRAINS for New Haven Hartford, sprinEhed,
Boston Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads " Oz-
deIsburs and Montreal.
4tgOo A. ~ .tonpius at Stanf I'd and Bndzep1rt con-
nsefing With HoDsafOnic ard Nssst1ck Railroads a.
BRIDGEPORT and Caoa Rslrosd at Ne~ H-veo snd a. ~
r. M stopping At STANFORD, Norwak and BRIDGEPORT coz.
reetng with Housatpnic AMI Nsusstuek Rail Dads st
Bridgeport .
Train. into Nev-YoTk. Accommodation and Special
Al 81, no. and IS A. 81, aid ~ P. NJ through hom
New Haven.
At5SoA A. ~ and a, 8 SIP. NJ, from Port Chester
The IS A receives PASSENGERS u IN Sorlngheld and
Hartford and Cana Railroads At NeW-d aven Inc -
p Nj receives from Hartford and Spring eId and
the Northern Railroads.
ExPREss TRAINS leave New-Haven arrival OF trains
frc N Boston, OF LIS and $50 p NJ stopping al Bndg s|or,
forsalk and Samfori) leaving Boston al 3 20 d. and
345PM
See LARGE bill OF advertsement a. the Station House sad
principal Hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER Jr- Supt-
New haven. Sept, 1852
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nTICHIGAN SOUTHERN and


wi NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRoAps,.0164Mnn.v
NAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO-On see. 80 -. "a sy.,..
Nav si-until further rotiss-psssenssr ''sa"e' -"
will rVn a, follows: y.,n. aoINe WET
WARO-Ope OF the irstclsr GesIneh rupIer
uicHlGAN. NORTHERN INDIANA OF .,sa a.
STATE viii leave Buffalo dAly sanaa{ Monroe Il;
p and Dupkirk st u st night resc.-nt q. - a..
P ~ The next DAY, and proSeeains W ''
Az expres. rrsin will iesve Monroe 81 i. .ssp. ca;
.rTfvs Of the boat; daily, Mondays r1th ga
ego TIE sane evening and eouDeetins - I.ts Ma
sl.s, steamers for Mlwsukee and iae. - .rlv fro.,
ir.n and with Canal packets sns AsA'
S1 HsVpeess TRAINS AND STEAMERS ooiSss h 80,
,.nn Txr,-s. tr.tn, "! leave Chics<v e. -
500, .Tr-nt-d and rrsch honroe al - eoAs 49,, -
A. s-press steamer viii leave IoLseS rr.in, iro..
..nt SUNDAY and leave Monroe on .ilsH ~ soar, or,
Cbic.ro-and ressh Dunkirs snd nSuso , -. sar Hs.
81. q, b. The time fer the frSi kEereS Hs~
York, Albany and Boston -. Ill .ounsst each Vsy
,.rnlsr b,.f, for DeaJoit aud TUedS .,,,xo ~ csT
kCCOI1OpATION MAIL IkaH 90 Soos,V,s,
UARD -Thfs trau zt1 leave ToIsec 1@4-J - n, q.
septea AT A M sonDscrips a. toiS- .s-,oius AZ Al
.f,ns1ar, fnou Cleveland AID 5Asd9s.y, a "
r. - ,t,fiops will rsscb Chicago - u -, saad.p
GOIs0 EASTWARD -Lesvs Snleaso ~ .Iry1a,
.,csntrs al g4 A. n stOpplns a. a. sso - s.a5 usf,
Al Toledo AZ p NJ connecting VIZ -. a. III M. pJrs
nd cleveland sns arriving t5sfe 10 NUS ~
ink trsip. ffum thOss places -. a Am Fora Wsyss
ny - .I-h,at leaves Toledo OIL n ~ ,:c0RC
a. aort, on the Wshssh CaEsL jos ..,ist,aSssi
AIrisu Jure |. lan
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Gorsrs, Carriages, Or.

HORSE for SALE-A the corner o
Henry and Middsgh SITS, Brooklyn, SIX years old
sound and fast good SADDLE Horse, well broke to Harness
l55 hands sorrei or brown Color
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,UUSON RIVER RAILROAD

III INIJN
1r,p, leave Gamblers; station Saily Sundays az
.sciea, tor Albany and Troy IS follows -
Exrarss TRAN taIUo Mau u a soes ana
Ins VII d. TR.IN n A M.-THRoeeH WAY TRAM
=, .ps P. M-ExPREs TRAIs al N and AeSos
mopaTIos Train M 1892 M-rss.e nseis :. ss.n
D Des Nh Ia .,Ss, 5P. Mhom Canslst-FAsESos -
70 AiSany-sl So % rrOy 70 m9a Sssr,ss .s -
D..n,.n.I ,,...s w ess ana North sas b ootAnoe y
c Gs p.Ssps p'' GEOk0E TARk, sspertasssssah
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r IyER COMPLAINT, JAUNDlCE


II A DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC or NERVOUS DEBiLl.
~ DISEASES u the kidneys, and all disea.-s .fnl
fon, . DISORDERED LIVER or STOMACH, s9eS
INWARD PILES, FULLhEsS Of BLOOD 20 the HEAc
AcIDITY Of the STOMACH, NAUSEA HEARTBURN
DISGUST Of FOOD, FULLSJSs OF WEIGHT 10 IN.
FIOHACH SOUR EAUCTATlONS SINKING
FLUTTERlNG ct the PIT ~ the STOMACH, SWIM
MING Of tho HEAD, HURRIED and DIFFICULTY
BREATHING. FLU1TERISG st IA, HEART, ChOk-
Il,G " SLFFOCATING SENSATIONS when in LYING
POSTUM, DiMNE5s q VISION, DOTS or WEosbe
fore the SIGHT, FEVER and DOLL PAIN 10 the HEAD
DEFICIENCY OF PERSPIRATION, YELL0WHEss o.
TIE SKIN, EYES, scd PAIN 10 the SIDE, BACK CHEST
LIMBS &c, sUDDEN FLUsdts OF HEAy, bUaNlNa
IA the FLgsH oon,tsnt lMiGlNISGs Of EVIL ssf
gre.t DEPRESSION Of SPIRITS, Dc edsstusiJ ssfA
by DR.. HOOfLANDs
CELEBRATED GERMAN blIfEhc,
PREPARED DR. N. JAcksoS, 49,.
Al the German Medicine Store No. ~ Afcn" fm4sa
Their power over the above diseases 10 nos etse.ea'
eouaeo By sry other preparsnon IN the on'teo
~ - d.; IN ,aor ..ss, scss 'sfai rhvs'ss~ h'
TSs.. Bitter, are worthy the sttenrioo o. nvsnes
s,es,n, rsss visssss b the esasssles o. sss~" 49,
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LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
~ sPRiNGs.-Yte cara Of the NETWORK and HAP
LEM RAILROAD, leave the City Hall Station Hsw- o's
Driv ISunday. exceptsi) at 10 O'CLOCK Nj bsl Irsis
"a Sstham -Four Coners conDeetns with srern hsrosf
f1r Albany and Troy, Lebanon Springs risshed' sSrS
esld snd other internediste StstioHs -, =. ra....-
ATS O'Clock, P. Accommodates fIaih 70 Inai T..
sour Coraen eonpectlns with Western Railroad cong be
ryr Pa,sesseI. tor Lebsnos SPRING. viii tsks we
o,sioes A 81 Train 10 Chatham, Western hsufosn 70
cssn .aa save Ia Issnon arriving Early the same stef
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and ERIE, and ELMIRA

IN Z w OINh Huu EIlICi uIIU = TIT
IN and CANANDAiGUA RAILRoADS-Train' les"
Pier foot Of Orsnest - folloSs:
Day Express-At6 A Al. for CAnAndssua hoeoes'ef Ahs
NssaIs Fails arriving at the above named pao Toe ss'
evening Mall Trains, leave ats A. b., s0pplnf over aga
Msht Expres-Leavss a. z. NJ, arriving al caas ndaI
rua 40 Dornine- IL tine 10 take ths u train To-
RoobesssI Buffalo and Niagara Falls
ri. IA he quickest cheapest aud most comfortable rouss
N Ws.Isru New. Yogk and Canada West
w e. LATHAM. Sopt c. and .. x X