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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
u JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
TWO VERY yXTTTIpT ~ : =.

w,rs gGnI VALUABLE FARMS oN
,uIrfI SsTf dnaM FLANK ROAD. TocrTr.gy ~
;nr ex.ensiyslS ~, &c, AT AUCTION r. n
gina requiring my constant presencs lower sir-
att A1sl., slas Pissen,ng me from devorn 5 .h sa
cessary attention 70 agricultural pursn,, me ne-
=, 800, n % uaJ VI october, IL o,eIorr
FARM which now reside situate a,ae..on, tins
mile beyond the termination of the yrs@.. naii
Road, abo1t six miles from the civ in tank
praverbial for health, and adjon:na ths ~
NJ essrs B. w Green and Others fhe q alas Of
tains us acres Of aLd, portion of whieb g III
wooded the remainder naturally very pro.,,sns;i
and now in state of most successful crltiva,;n,
The improvements consist of excellent buiIdi,,
nearly new, with seven rooms. and the usual gns
buildings stables barns, &c. all 10 perfect order ana
the wAoie premises under good enclosure: and in the
the meantime the ground viii be for seeding
l25 bushels of wheat After which will be sold tract
Of land the above, lying at the Forks of the
Plank Road, and containing lz5 acree, with two
dwellings barns &c, being very beautifully situated
ard might be made really valuable farm.
LII is deemed unne cessary here to enumerate the
many advantages of this property and lis highly val
liable aid desirable nature persons wishing TO pur
chase will doubtless prefer TO view the premises fol
themselves; and if it should be particularly desired
they may be treated for privately, before the day
safe with the auctioner, &C whose Office pats of the
property may be seen.
And immediately after the sale of the land, will be
soo the whole Of the stock, crops, &C.. consisting
leur tine mules, fine cows, bull, % hogs IL sheer
wheat straw. $50 barrels of corn, 1000 lbs shea
oess vegetables &c. agons carts farming utensils
-nTSs4ine machine, wheat fan, Carriages &c &c.
IEhas: For the land one-folrth cash, balance on
credit OF 9, II and I8 months: credit payreuts to
Desrlntetest, and be secured by ;rustdeed For the
p aisonai property, all under $50 cash; tina.
rt ano over, months credit. for approved ne
eoS,ain'e paper RICHARD D. PHILIPS
90 sue I7 conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
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DEATH ON A RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.-A man named John Smith,
q watchman ON the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
near Martinsburg, Va, was killed. ON Saturday
night last, by an engine passing over him. 1t is
c0njectured that he committed suicide, as he had
been detailed watch that night out of his regular
turn, at his own particular request
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THE ROCKINGHAM MURDER.-We learn that
Mccarthy, who stabbed Lily few days ago, in
Rockingham county was arrested on Thursday last
and imprisoned al Harrisonburg to await his trial.
Tie murder was reported TO have taken place at
NsGahcySciIs. We learn that it took place at least
.fc1r 3ailcS distant from that place
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MOTHER RAILROAD AccIDENT.-On Monday
light two men We're killed on the Hudson river
railroad near sd street.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. ia terrible tornado
passed over this place. sweeping away several
buildings, among which were some small houses
Fences were leyelled with the earth
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BY GoDDIN & APPERsoN.

RUSIEES SALE OF READ ES-
n TATE ON TTH, BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STREETS.-As trustees in a deed of
trust, dated 18th March, 1885, duly recorded in Rich
lie aDctIon, the premises, on SATURDAY the 2ith
day OF September, 1898, commencing at q o'clock,
LOT in the city of Richmond, the West line of 7th
street between Broad and Marshall streets fronting
said 7th street - feet running back GA feet On
which there stands blacksmith shop now occupied
by Messrs Frayser& Bowman.
The title is believed be perfect, but the subscr-
bers acting trustees, viii convey with the usual
special warranty.
The terms, which will be accommodating, will be
made known at the time of sale.
w. GODDIN,
Sale conducted by
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NAvAL.-The steamer Cyane has been ordered
l. Washington, the Fulton to Philadelphia and the
Princeton to Norfolk.
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ALBANY, Sept 20-1he canal tolls for the second
week of September were S9S,s04 decrease of
$4,000 on the same week last year The total re
eeipts Of the season have been 81 s2l-being an
excess Of 81, 224 on the same time last year.
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NEW YoEK, Sept, 20.-T'he steamers Illinois, for
Aspinwai and Star Il the West, for San Juan, sail
81 tlis afternoon full Of PASSENGERS.
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A NTHRACITE AND CLOVER HILL

"a C0AL.-The subscribers are now receiving
;heir winter supply of ANTHRACITE COAL, and
viii constantly keep hand the best quality of both
white and red ash which they offer on as good terms
az il be purchased in the city.
They have also taken of the yards belon giag
the Clover Jill Railroad Company, ard formerly &C.
cuped by Mr.. Edwin II. Clarke where they are pre-
pared TO furnish the best CLOVER HILL COAL az
90 cents per bushel.
They respectfully solicit q call from their friends
and the public generally.
Orders left at their Office at Messrs Toler Cooks
or in the lox at the Anthracite coal yard, viii be
Promptly attended TO.
Sc Its WIZ. H. DAVIS & co.
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BROAD ROCK RACEs-Wil com

RANVhb 1NEION II q = - 2 VI GULF
II neuoe on the second TUESDAY in October,
1853, and continue fur Ia =.
FIRST DAE-fCE>DAY IL -h.-Sweep3 atesfNr
three year old colts and hlI-ys, two mile heats Slo0
entrance half forfet-three subscribers and closed
/. Capt. John Belcher names Dr. CabelPs bay fl
ley by Herald, dam imported
.. Mr.. Jas. Talley names CD. flley by Herald dam
Betsy White.
S. c. y N Green, grey horse Granite by
Polydore, dam Andrewptfa
SECOND DAY-WEDN E S D A Y.-Proprietor's
Purse, $3.50, two mile heats, free for all ages,
SECOND RAcE-SANE DAY.-A fine set of Double
Harness for Buggy; one mile out, free for saddle
horses only $40 entrance.
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY.-Jo ckey Club Purse,
Four Mile Heats, $780, with inside stake of $3.50
in which Capt. John Belcher names Re d Eye, and c.
l. n Green name Lawson.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.-A Post Stake, $3.50
entrance, half forfeit mile heats; two or more TO
make race-now two subscribers. This stake viii
subscribe by addressing the undersigned.
Sc 17dtd c. & n GREEN, Proprietors.
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BosToN, Sept 19.-Ihe schooner l. H. Small,
bound rom New York for Boston. was capsized in
tAe bay. liercrew were picked up by tAe schooner
Falcon and landed AZ IIarwirk
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ROME, n. T.. Sept. 20-The Oneida Independent
Democratic Convention, have endorsed the Man
law, and made their nominations for county off
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAUROAD-

GUANO.-I0 tons Lobos Island QUA
~ NO, il store, and for sale by
sc N-St SCHAER, KOHLER L co.
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GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


KEAT MENT.-IMMENSE
rIJr cs1x EfssSs...--M0RE THAN 500 PERSONS IN
NE MI IrI ! OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFORMFD
bf oAhIEKS SPANISH MIXTURE.-This great
spHns hea,cIne and purifyer of the blood is now
usea py nuuoiecs OF grateful patients who testify
daiiy 70 the remarkable cures performed by the
greS i,Ip Of All msencines, CARRIERS SPANISH
tons IN the Skin, Liver Disease Feyers IIlrers ola
Sores, Affections of the Kidneys. Diseases ~ the
Throat, Female Complaints, pains and acbing ~ tbs
bones ard joints, speedily put to fight kv nsns
this great and irestimasle remedy.
For all diseases of the blood. and as spring azd
summer medicine. nothing has yet been found To-
rites acts gently and efficiently ON the liver and Nd
neys, strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy, and re
stores the constitution enfee by disease broker
down by in youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the ladies' i. is incomparably better than ALT
cosmetics everused A few doses of Carriers SPANS
bring the mantling TO the cheek give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in 70
narkable degree, beyond ell the medicines ever
heard of.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed on persons residing in our own city
by the of Carters Spanish Mixture, is the best
evidence that there is no humbug about it. The
lie men, well known to the community, all add their
testimony TO the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call and see few out of the hundreds of cersi6-
Gates around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists,
No. 125 Main street, Richmond
Druggists w berse
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BosroN, Sept. 19-Messrs Boyd & Co.'s exsen
siYe shoe factory in Derry, N. H., was destroyed
hy ire Yesterday. Loss s.. 600
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nEsIRABLE LOIS FOR PRIVATE

Il EA~toIhADLL LUIS FUR 1hlfAIE
ARESIDENCES ON SOUTH FRANKLIN AND
TWENTl.F1RST STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUG
TION VIII be sold, az auction, on TUESDAY, the
<1th day OF September, 1855 at the hour OFF O'Clock
on the premises, i've small size BUILDING LOTS,
situated as above. These lots wen situated foi
small dwellings, being Convenient for business men, in
a good neighbOrhood, and graded ready for being
built upon.
TERMs-One fourth in cash: the residue PAYABLE
in equal instruments at T. and 2 months with in
terest added, and title retained
Immediately after the sale Of the above lots will be
sold, on the premises. upon west Concord now Rail-
road street, near Carrin gtons MILL very handsome
y located LOT, with two small framed TENE-
MENTS thereon.
This last property Is now paying Is per cent upon
the price asked fort, and viii be by the
improvement of streets aud erection of buildings in
that Vicinity now being erected by the Central Rail
road Company.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold on
the premises the HOUSE AND LOT on 18th street.
near the Old Fan yard, now in the occupancy Of Mr.
Brummen. Inc house has ample accommodations
TERMs-As above.
Sc 10 GoDDlE l. APPERsoN, Auets
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pEADY-MADE CLOTHING .-TC

n ? 1Ll4C -InaOL4 - Il " L II n " III
"a THE TRADE.-The subscribers have received
their Fall and Winter stock Of read made CLOTH
ING, manufactured by themselves for the Virginia
and North Carolina trade, which they ask the
tention Of merchants f5'
Grey mixed setinet Goats, colored do
English ana American Tweed, beaver cas-. Frecks
Clouded and waved Frocks heavy English Uaix'd do
Fine French mixed DO, German beaver'do
English beaver do. French 90 do
TwIlled beaver DO
Brown and black business Frocks English flap do
French beaver Over Goats, English dc do 90
Twiiled Caster Goats, fine Petersham do
Medium and low grade Goats
Blue and drab Blanket Goats, glish army do
Mixed partridge beaver Coats Devonshire kersey do
German beaver Goats, Esqunlaux do,do
Fancy negro head Goats, English double do
great variety of Satinet, Tweed, Kersey French,
English, American and Camptown Cas-. Pants; Vests
of satin silk tweed, black and fancy cass plads
lencia satinet srge, cut velvets, WOOL velvets &c
Hc together with great variety ofFancy Goods fine
and medium Shirts lete style Collars Hickory, Ham,
i!to and Flannel Shirts Tor negroes also full suits
for negroes and aborers: under Shirts ard Drawers;
boy5 Goats; Sacks Frocks Jackets, Pants, Vests
Shirts &c. KEEN, CHILES l. BALDWIN,
IS 100 Main
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TWO GREAT MATCH RACES OVER

"
= THE FAIRFIELD COURSE.-Slo0O three mile
heats-Sl0 600 two mile heats.
ON MONDAY, September 18th, Match Race will
be over the Fairfield Course mile heats. for
S1o0e, between TOM WALKER and ONE-EYED
JOE.
On TUESDAY, 9th September, GREAT MATCH
RACE between Virginia aid South Carolina, mile
heats, for $4,000 viii be run-Vrgnia naming b. h.
RED EYE, and South Carolina b. II. NINA.
On WEDNESDAY, 28th-A PLATE RACE, two
mile heats free for all ages. Plate worth $500 En-
trance sic
On THURSDAY, 29th-Mile heats, purse 500; free
for all ages. Entrance S..
FAIRFIELD JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
The regular meeting of the Fairfield Jockey Club
will take place on TUESDAY, October 4th.
TUESDAY, First Day-Sweepstake, mile heats,
for year old 500 entrance, SO forfeit. Close
the 10th September; three subscribers
WEDNESDAY, Second Day. mile heatb purse
500. Free for all ages. Entrance $40.
THURSDAY, Third Days mile heats, purse $500.
Free for all ages. Entrance SIS.
FRIDAY, Fourth Day-Jockey Club Purse, $500,
mile heats Entrance $40.
- JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
q The LADIES' PAVILION has been compile
ted and an efficient officer appointed to preserve the
strictest order No charge will be madefor their
trance 20 the Course. Sc Its
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

n. FOR 1a58.-The subscribers are now in receipt
OF their Stock of Fall and Winter Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, which win be found complete, compris-
ing all the most fashionable styles of Fancy Goods of
the season, together with large and complete assort
ment of Staple Goods
Returning thanks to the public for their patron
age solicit from them call this season, assuring
them will, heretofore, exert ourselves to give
entire satisfaction, goods having been purchased
for the money, in the Northern cities and deterrnn-
ed are TO adhere to established principle
of small profits and quick sales. We feel assured
saying thai Goods will be found as cheap as in
any house in the State.
Our arrangements such to enable us to re-
ceive Fresh Goods each week during the season.
thereby keeping assortment good through the
season.
Below we viii list few of the many articles Of
our stock. viz:
Rick cord and black Brocaded Silks; Plaid and plain
cold do; Plain Black do; French and English Meri-
noes; all Wool plain Cashmeres and MouselDs rich
Paris Printed do do; plain and figured and black and
cord Alpacas Enbroideries of all kinds; Hosiery,
Gloves Ribbons &c; Cloaks Mantilas, &c; Irish Ii
nens Sheeting and Shirtinge Bed and Negro Blan-
kets; heavy Woolens for Negro Clothing; Cloths
Cassimeres, &c.
Also, complete assortment of Gentemens Fur
nishing Goods ali of which call the attention
OF our City aud Country customers, and the public
generally.
HART & MOSES, 6s Main Street.
se2 Richmond, Va.
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OTlCE.-An advertisement, signed by
AS John Howard and Alexander H. SANDS, as trus-
tees, having appeared in the Daily Dispatch news
paper of the city Of Richmond, under the caption,
County seat near Richmond for sale at auction" in
which they announce, that they wl under trust
deed executed to them by the subscriber, expose
sale the premises, Friday, the 23rd day Of Sep
tember 1885, that tract of land lying in the county
OF Henrico, the city of Richmond being part Of
Mount Erin tract, containing and 954 1000
OF an acre.. This is to give notice, that have
bdden and do hereby forbid the said trustees TO make
the said SALE do fore3arn and notify the public
and all concerned not TO bid for purchase the said
pToperty for the is subject of litigation and
conTrevEy N suit IN chancery, now pending in the
Circuit UurT OF -, wherein the subscriber is
plaintiff, and John w. Atkinson is defendant and in
which suit among other things, the subscriber con-
tends, and will INSIST that the said deed is null
and void LAWRENCE LOTTIER
Richmond, Va, Sept. 10Th, 1855. Sc Its
NOTWITHSTANDING the prohibition
IN OF Mr.. l.. Lottier, the sale advertised above will
take place on the day mentioned in advertisements
unless the subscribers restrained from making sale
by court OF competent authority. If Mr. Loster
has any valid objection interpose the sale, the
court OF equity is open TO him. and he should obtain
an injunction--if he can.
Sc Its |tts 5---- -. ri He s N
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TANNERS AND MACHINERY OIL
Il so barrels receiving consignment, for sale by
Sc 2 j / FRY
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY. Lone that

IA has long been sought after. viz. CHEMICAL
LIQUID SOLDER, for mending broken china, glass
earthenware of every descriptions This invaluable
should be IN posi- ssion of every house-keeper. The
directions on each vial simple, and when correctly
followed the performer fails in restoring the
article TO be joined 10 its wonted strength
This article manufactured only our Establish
meut flor this STATED and can furnish it iii any
ouanriry at the lowest rates e
Il. X DUYAL 4 BRO, Druggists,
q stset l99 Bank Snsare
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" 1Ilo4N1A SAA-N1 1lAL ItAlIhOAb.-
TO MILLERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.-Extract from the general regulations of
the Virginia Central Railroad Co.:
= To prevent the depot in Richmond from being so
filled up with grain and other produce the
transportation from the country depos if it is
moved, by the Cousigree, within 4S hours after its
arrival, it viii be removed by the Company and stored
at the expense of the owner"
Sc Sim F.. H. GILL Supt.
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NOUNTRY SEAT NEAR RICHMOND

~ FOR SALE AT AUCTION -in pursuance of
trust deed executed the subscribers by Lawrence
Lotter ESQ., TO secure tine payment of several nego-
liable notes drawn by said Lotier. for the purchase
mcney OF land hereinafter described; which deed
bears date the 9th OF May, 1873 and Of record
TO sale or the premises On FRIDAY the 25rd day of
September, 1853 at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, that TRACT
OF LAND lying in the county Of Henrico, near the
city Of Richmond, being part of Mount Erin tract
containing seven acres and S64. 1909 of an acre.
TERXs-Cash as to much as will satisfy expenses
of executing this trust and Slo2o5 cents on credit
until 9Th November 1853, $3.50; further cred
it until 9fh May. 1854 $50; further credit
until 9th May, 1854, to $50; on further credit
until 9th November, 1854, TO $780, on further
credit as 10 $500. until 9th November, 1854; a
credit TO 75 until 9th May, 1856 and a credit
TO 81 500 until 9Th May, l855-and if after satisfying
these several such credit as seid L. Iottier
may direct, in the event of his telling to give any
direction, credit until the said 9Th May, 1855.
The title to the property IS believed to be perfect
but conveying IS trustees we shall convey with the
usual SPECIAL warranty The credit instruments TO
JOHN HOWARD. n.o.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS, ii0s'oeS'
1t has been represented TO us that the property ad
vertised for sale is improved by fine three story
brick dwelling house, with large and handsome porti-
on either sde-that the dwelling is in thorough
repair and has all the modern Improvements for con-
yen.ence and comfort. There is large and valuable
garden immediately III front Of the house, beautiful
y arranged and Astounding in flowers and eyergreens
of every 6escr ptiou.
The out buildings consist of servants houses stable
gransry NC, all OF brick, and il good repais' ALSO
two spacious ics houses. Ii. l. s.
lS-dtds
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q Hk~h~N1| 4aAA1@1 ~
~ CURSION TO THE SLASH COTTAGE
The YOUNG GUARD, Captain john II. Richardson;
having made an arrangement with the Richmond aud
Fredericksburg RailIoed Company. will make grand
COTTAGE, on FRIDAY evening, the 23d Septem-
Der.
The Corps will be accompanied by the ARMORY
engaged for the occasion.
The Cars will leave the Depot at o'clock, ?. NJ
Persons not enabled TO leave at that hour, VIII have
the privilege Of going by the O'Clock train. Re-
turning, the excursion train viii leave the Cottage
about O'Clock. Those desiring to remain longer,
take the mail train IN the morning.
~ REFRESHMENTS VIII be furnished ct City
Prices.
TICKETS, for the round trip, ONE DOLLAR
EACH.
sEy-No charge for Ladies.
Tickets to be had of any Member Of the Company,
or at the Dept t.. Sc ltd
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THOMAS " KFESFE-Su

NHINA GLASS, EARTHENWARE.
~ SHELVING, STORE FIXTURES AND MIS-
CELLANEOUS G0ODS.-PositiveIy the las. sale at
No. g. Fifteenth street.
WIZ be sold at auction, On FRIDAY morning the
sd instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock large lot of
China Glass and Earthenware-a large and valuable
ics OF Shelving and Glass Castings which have been
taken down il such order to be esly put up again
Several good second hand Hair Mattresses, a lot Of
Stone Ware, several valuable Of China and Glass
Ware.
together with uaany other Miscellaneous Goods.
GEORGE J. SUMNER,
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OST, on Monday, the 18th instant, be-

| OST, on Monday, the 18th instant, be-
~ tween Linden square, on Franklin street, and
Messrs Courtney < Hfs, on Broad street, a small,
round BREASTPIN, set with an amethyst stone, in
pearls and the initials wv. Gu the back. If left
at the Dispatch office reward viii be given {if re-
quiree) and the thanks ofihe little girl who lost it.
By whom il IS highly valued. Sc 2I-3t
/ OST-Between 18th street and Syca-
IL Il more Church, GOLD BRACELET, with the
tics of p. e J. inscribed upon it, and containing
three black sets. Any person finding it will be T.
berally rewarded by returning it to this Office.
sc Ie-StH
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EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING z

EALLAN WINTER CLOTHING z
4 M. HExTERG SONS respectfully inform their
customers and the public that they have now in store.
ana are naiy receiving from their factory Ia The
MADE CLOTHING, which i gotten up in The ben
and latest style, and which they offer TO sell both
, er house in the Union '- - -
Country merchants dealing in their line viii find Il
70 TO call and examine their stock hefc
purchasing elsewhere = TT
NJ. HExTER SONS.
No. 80 Main street,
next aoor to Messrs. Purcell Ladd Co, DIaEgisfs
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DAhNtLLVILLE, AIs ghany county, Md, I
May Arm, 1852. !
TO Messrs. Mortimer and Mo,ebray Dear Sirs-In
justice to DR.. Hamptol's Vegetable Tincture wish
10 inform you that was taken sick on the Sd day Of
January last, with an affection of the stomach bow
els and kidneys. l was attended by four eminent
physicians for more than two monthsail to little or
no effect. had some knowledge of the great virtue
in Hampton's Tincture, from one bottle which
wife had taken two years since.
came to the conclusion that would take no more
medicine from my physicians, but try the Tincture
and am happy to inform you had not taken it tive
days before felt its powerful influence upon my
stomach. have continued using the TinetpIe and
am now able 10 leave my rcom and can eat any COM
mon diet without much inconvenience pressure on
my stomach.
The afflicted err their friends daily visiting me,
to learn OF the great virtue there sn this Tncture OF
Hampton's.
| expect to send you several certificates in a few
days-one, especially, from young lady who has
been confne d 10 herroom fer twelve months, with
disease Of the head, affecting the brain.
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METROPOLITAN HALL!
w GEO. KUNKEL.. Manager
x u NJ Ell

NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
- The and popular Songs, ARRANGED for the
Pi4no)-OLD BOB RIDLEY, OLD RIVER FARM.
AUNT HARRIET BEECHA STOWE, MARY
VALE, for sale at the ticket office. Price % cts
each.
70 Admission % cents. Doors open at Z, to COM
meuce at O'Clock.
Sc 20 JOHN T FORD, Agent.