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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07
Broma and Cocoa.

Everybody in this country. of course. Is quite
familiar with those two excellent articles of diet
for invalids broma and cocoa. manufactured bv
Walter Baker & Co, Of Dorchester. Mass Some
years since the special consideration of medical
practitioners was called TO these preparations. as APP
proprate food for the sick. in the various copdi-
tons Of debility and prostratou to which they arc
at times reduced, leaving the digestive apparatus
too feeble to appropriate any bat the most delicate
nutriment Medical gentlemen of eminence in
this city were delighted with Mr.. Bakers broma .
and from that period to this, It's good character
has been sustained. Another set Of physicians
have commenced business since that period. who
may not have become familiar with the article :
and we therefore again refer to the subject for the
purpose Of reminding both our young medical
friends at home and abroad. that they will derive
important advantages from the use of these admi-
rable kinds of food. Druggists in the interior
would find their account IN always keeping both
on hand with view to meeting the prescriptions
OF medical attendants. From our own personal
experience of the value of broaa particularly. we
can speak decidedly in lis favor A dietetic course
is not un1requently quite as necessary as strict
medication; and in recovering from a low state.
it is one OF the perplextes ola general practtion-
ers life, to determine what may or what may not
be safely adopted as regimen.-[Dr. Smiths Bos-
ton Medical and Surgical Journal.
The Broma and Cocoa referred to above. are
sold by all the principal Grocers in the United
States, who also sell variety of superior Chocolates
made by the same gentlemen.
Theft IN a CalaJoose-The St. Louis RepubIi.
can tells the following
A day or two ago, one of the prisoners in the
calaboose reported to the keeper that since his in
generation he had been robbed of a s. bill Mr.
Darlington made search among the others, and
having reason to suspect more particularly one
certain offender. caused him to strip. He was
about to give up the examination, when he dis
covered something sticking from his ear, and pull
ed out the missing bill, that had been once rolled
up aud thrust into that natural purse for safe keep
ing.
The Horlds Fair-The New ork Tribune. in
speaking of the Crystal Palace, very properly
calls attention to the mineral interest, and urges
persons interested in mines and minerals 10 make
| arrangements for an exhibition Of ores Prof
Benjamin SIlliman, JT., and VIM. p Blake, have
been appointed to take charge of that department.
SO that all exhibitors need TO do, is to forward
their specimens, directed to these gentlemen, who
are, in every respect, qualified to discharge the
! important trust Galena JEFF.
IL Thomas Francis Neagher visited the Unit
/ ed states Senate on the Ist inst, and was most
.3F.'rr 81
+ TO the maguates OF the land, and Soue ana sam
+ Houston made much, OF the illustrIous exile
/ II Several mad dogs have recently been knIed
+ at Alton; and the city authorities have ordered
the Distinction 81 -, l--s E,-.-I i, IL. ---...-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07

II GOV McCieaud Of Mich, has parjoned
three Of tbe individuals convicted and sentenced 10
tie state prison, 81 the summer Of 1881. for has
ing been engaged IN conspiracy for the deScruc-
ton OF tAe property ct the Central railroad com
pany, VIZ: Era>tus Snli,h. Eraslus CdampiaiH and
Dr. Farnham.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07

Faiiors-A Geographic dispatch to Louisville
from Baltimore on the 18th says:
Bacon dealers loose heavily by the decline in
provision. J. II. Cook failed to the amount Of
100000; Messrs, Cassards have suspended but
theirs IS not considered a bad failure, and they
will shortly resume again-liabiliues S25O.UOU.
II The Rhode Island Senate on the 23d uIt.
passed the liquor BILL and is now law and goes
into effect ten days after the adjournment
Ill Fall Llside-Over two hundred and fifty
passengers arrived by the r. l. Railroad last eve
ming Chicago Jour.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07

Ship Building IN Maine-ShiP building in
Maine, this year, is carried on TO an unusual ex.
tent. From Saco to Passport, II along the shore
the echo of one carpenters axe does not die in
the rear. before another is heard n advance. It
is estimated that Maine will this year build 100,
600 tons of shipping.-[Newburyport Herald.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07

II Over a dozen youthful candidates for the
peultent.arF, were recently arrested Al Buffalo
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07

Nor COMING.-The n. Y. Courier states that it
learns directly, and from the very best authority
that the family difficulties which were recently
said to have determined Jenny Lind TO return TO
this country. DO not exist in the least degree and
that there is no present prospect OF our hearing
her again from any cause whatever.
FrEE-A house occupied by Nj. Haywood in
Rockville, in Grant county, was burned to the
ground on Wednesday Of last week Loss about
$500. All the furniture Was saved.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07

cincinnati -fidi I'll -
An immense mass meeting was held in Market
Square last evening, to nominate City Officers in
favor Of sustaining the common schools, in oppo-
sition to the encroachments of the Roman Cath
cf1re
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07

IEIHUII- NpTII I.
Mrs. Cass, the wife of Gen. Lewis Cass, died
last night at J clock
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07
Cleveland. Ohio. March %.

-TI0IITF, D.
Ner Liquor Lar IL Maiue-The new liquor
bill embracing amendmnnts Of increased stringen-
cy to the old law. has passed the House, BY vote
of % to g.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-04-07

II Thomas Francis Meagher visited the Unit
ed states Senate on the Ist inst, and was most
cordially received Gen. Shields introduced him
TO the maguates OF the land, and SouIe ana sam
Houston made much, Of the illustrious exile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

THE WASHINGTON UNION. KossUTH AND
RUssIA.-rhe Washington Union has incur.
red the displeasure of Kossuth and his friends
and Russia at the same time. A few days
ago livery properly took Kossuth to task for
his intermeddling disposition and his visionary
schemes. 1t called him an enthusiast" an
"egotist," ''dogmatical in his opinions, censo-
Iious in his judgments, and wholly unsafe in
his counsels.' Very just indeed was this por-
trait of ths Magyar. 1t drew down upon the
Union some severe structures of the New York
Times, for which paper kossuth is now a
letter writer. The Times accuses il of never
having purged itself of its Muscovite sympa
thies, and of being in favor of Absolutis in
Europe. The Union replies to the Times by
publishing the following note, which was
brought to the Union Office and han ded to
the clerk by the Russian minister himse If.
"The subscription Of MIR. Bodisco is to be
discontinued from this day.
"WAsHINGToN. July %, 1852
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Early In tbs morning Of the 3lst ult, at the resi-.
dence Of MT. 3. P Hawes, Of this city, Miss MARY
T. LUnPkIH, daughter of the Rev Thomas w.
LumPkin: deceased, formerly of Charlottesville, and
In The 4zth y ar of her age. To natural disposi
ton, remarkable for its amiabiliiy and loneliness
were added hs g. sces "of meek and quiet spirit,
which. In the sight Of God are Of great price" she
bore the sueriDgs of along and painful Illness with
patience that never wavered; and abe departei
this life, leaving to her friends the most consoling
evidence that her pace was made with God: that
she was happy ina Saviours dying love.
On Sunday e'ening. ROSE, infant daughter Of
Sarah K end Luke McX-nna, sged months and
IA days The friends and acauaintsnces of the fam
iy are respect uly invited to attend the funea TO-
day at IL o'clock.
Norfolk papers phase copy.
Atst Marks, in Florida, on the 9Th July Judge Fl
MANLY, In the 5lst year of mis- age. He left de-
voted wife and children to mourn their irreparsble
loss
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p south We.tern virsinff

r. South Western Virginia.-Tbe vir.
completion, and one OF she most interesting snd
wealthy portions of this Commonw cath, will short
ly be opened to the merchants Of Rich nond, and
other cities In eastern Virginia. Nav 10 the time
for those who desire to build up trade Ia that
tunity is afforded them by advertising in The DEM
ocral," paper published Ia Abingdon, ths largest
town in South Western Virginia, the Editor of
which 10 now 10 Richmond, and win ba happy to
meet those disposed to advertise, at the Coundcg
Room of the Enquirer, during Today and TO NOR
row. au2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

n~ b. W. sTARKK, Attorney az
ELaw and Notary public-Prsctices
In all the Courts of Henrieo ana Hanover counties
lar attention will be paid to the taking of Deposi
tons, Gn or out of his offce) Proof aud Acknowl.
Judgements OF Deeds, Relinquishments of Dover,
&c. Claims for collection entrusted to him, prompt
y attended to.
Office removed to No SO, three 'oors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de Ply
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FINE PICTURE SIT appear

n FINE PICTU RE SIT appears
Isthat Messrs MINNIS g. WATSON, Da.
guerreotypists, l46 Main street, have brought this
beautiful art nearer perfection than at any place
have been. Their pictures of ladies and children
are besutiful-they represent life admirably. These
gentlemen deserve great credit for their skill in this
wonderful art Their walls abound with speci-
mems of the richest hue, and feel assured that If
either citizens or strangers will pay them a visit
they will not regret the time they may spend in
examining those precious gems. ~ %
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FSixteen of the best Apothecaries in Baltimore
say of STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY Ex-
PECTORANT, for Coughs, &c. and of STABLER'S
els that they are satisfied that they are medicines OF
great value, and very efficient for the of tn
diseases for which they recommended; that they
bear the evidence of skill and care in their prepsrs
ton and style of putting up" kc See advertisement
n another column jy4-lawlmdEu
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B The Roanoke Beacon states that the
Lynchburg and Tennessee Railroad will be
laid to the Big Spring, IA miles from Salem.
by the 10Th of this month. 1t adds that eyery
thing that energy and labor can accomplish. il
being done to push the Improvement ahead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

STEALING BAcoN.-Ned Clarke, slave belong
ing to Mrs. Agnes Cunlte, and hired to Dickinson e.
Sixer, was yesterday punished with thirty lashes
for stealing fifty cents worth of bacon from Patrick
Roney on Friday evening last.
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILRoADs,-Tbe Viii.
nngton Journal corrects the tabular states
ment relative TO Railroads which is going
the rounds OF the papers. That table gave
lSO miles as the length of Railroad completed
in the North State whereas it is fully 400
miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

HE LATTING OBsERvAToRY.-A large
Drummond light, sufficient to light up the
harbor of New York, and an immense te!e
scope, by which view may be lad down the
river tor 90 miles, are about TO be placed on the
top OF this observatory in New York city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

~ We have just received the July number OF
the Southern Pulpit. Itcontains an excellent Ger
mon entitled Lessons from the Life of Washing.
ton,"by Rev. T. v. Moore. II 10 well worth read
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Inc total value of India rubber goods man.
uiactured in the United States is estimated a,
zen millions annually, and nearly the whole
trade has sprung up since 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

r. CLEMMITT. FORE IL CAMP
BELL would remind their friends and the public
generally, that they prepared to receive and
exesute all orders for Book and j OBJ Printing
in any style or COLOR they may desire, and on The
most reasonable terms.
Ofice-West corner Main and 18th streets, up
stairs, over Alex Duva's Drug Store. jy30-9t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

n~ HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE.-The
49, only liquid Hair Dye In the World for in
stantly dying the Hair without dying the skin. Iii
applied the same way OIL is perfectly free from
nitrate of silver and injurious acids, imparts gloss
to the HAIR that has never been approached by any
other article. 1t will never turn red purple re-
tains its color to the last and Is vegetable prepa.
ration that can be made in ten minutes, at a very
trifing cost. will send the recipe 70 any lady or
gentleman, on receiving one dollar Address F.
c., Box 125, Post Office iy I5-im*
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Richmond, August LIST 1853 gu 2-2t+

| AN now receiving the bes. lump Coal from the
L Midlc THAN pits, which will deliver st 20 cents
per bushel; Mixed Coal from the sam pits, at ls
cents per bushe; Black Heath Lump at p csnls per
busheI. payable on the lst Of January next Orde-s
lett at my Office l4:h street. near Msyo's Bridge,
will be attended to promptlE.
au2-2w CHASTAIS FkRRAR.
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NAhD.-To our friends, patrons ana all Others
u VINO intend to give US employment, ne take this
method of informing you, that the congregation of
the First Presbyterian Church having sold the old
Church on Franklin street some time ago, are now
without house to worship in; we therefore, IN
consideration of the circumstance referred to- think
it but right that We should make effort TO let
them have possession of their new Church on Cap
itol street possible To assist and enable
US to accomplish Sis object, we ask OF you as
favor, to deter having done, such work as can be
DELAYED, until the beginning of next month, when
we expect to be aole execute all orders entrusted
to heretofore.
We take this opportunity Of thanking you ali and
the public generally, for the many fsvors received
since commencing business aud shall strive TO merit
a continuance OF the same for the future.
Most respectfully your obdt serTts.
John a. GEO GIBSON.
Richmond. August Lat 1859 sn q tt
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Ir,a,,:S hsiDE RAILRoAD.-The Petersburg
p,os, states that this road is rapidly
dons 'ng-'hat the grading is nearly all
and ,h.. Shllion's, IA miles from Lynehbsrg,
UPWARDS completion. "''"s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

II Our thanks ara due to the Agent of Messrs.
Adams & Co.'S Express for late copies of New York
papers.
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CONTINUED "A white msn named Rich'd West
was examined before the Mayor yesterday Oh the
charge of assaulting negro named !ohn, slave to
Col. Myers ON Saturday evening last, at the New
Market From the testimony given yesterday, it
appeared tn John purchased three watermeons
from huckster named William Barker, on Satur-
day evening Ore of them fell and bursted. The
negro grumbled at this. and Barker finally gave him
another in place of the one that was lost Richard
West, who was pricing some Watermelons, said
tina. an officer could make the negro stick TO his
bargain as originally made. The negro stopped,
and denied Vests statement in effect giving him
the lie, whereupon West broke an umbrella over
his head. For this offence West was arrested and
brought before his Honor. Tie examination wss
continued until to day, owing to tbs absence of
witnesses for the accused.
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Total EXPERIMENTATION.

ERRArA-In the report OF Mr. R. s. Massie's
evidence, published in connection with the other
testimony In the examination of Otwsy Smith, on
the charge of forgery, In yesterdays paper, an
error of eompositor made us say exactly the re-
verse of what was intended. As published it reads
that Mr. Masiie was sent to Mr. Pace by Mr.. r !,
and ascertained the authenticity of his signature,
&c. person would infer from this statement that
Mr. R. had found out that the signature of Mr.. P.
to the note was authentic. But the abatement as
writt.n by our reporter should have read that Mr..
Massie was sent by Mr.. R to ses Mr.. Pace "and as.
certain the Authenticity" &c. This was the design
of Mr. n . visit, simply one of enquiry. By adding
the two letters "ed" the types completely changed
ths meaning of tbs sentence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

NOV we have clear weather sgslu, the old
~ crowds throng MOULSONS Gallery as usual;
therefore ii would be well for persons wanting So
perior pictures TO call early in Ine morning il Ehsy
want chance TO sit Ii they come early, taeTe Will
De tins for ali to get good pictures our prices
are as OF old-sl with the Gaze. Our pie!ures are
warranted equal to the best taken ia the country,
or we do NOT wish pegsons.to take them: We leave
you to judge f~r yourselves. We slso Gase stereo-
scopes cnesper than sny othsr establishment Ia the
city, and warrant them unequailed.
+. Z. INCLUSION, ITO, Maia street,
l door above Mitchell a. Tyler's Iewelry Store
N. B.-The reputation We have established for
taking the best pictures, allows vs. the privilege OF
askip Z the puolic to give Us the preference.
aug
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FINED-Dabney Philips was fined on yesterds.
for violating city ordinance
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he people of Mobile have just
a ose upon .he question of subsc riding $780,.
~, nv, ~ aio Oh the Mobile and Girard Railroad
nc result was ADS for and 80 against We
81. M Nn'" where Girard is but suppose
Alabama. ''on vi hioh's ohieiS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

~ The Columbia Banner has been united
l.na, VIC south Carolinian the name of the
Csro,;s my 0elng continued. Columbia, South
n,ne, :. VIII therefore only have one daily
fape'' 1t very we'll conducted.
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The Culpeper observor
i ,saa o. country abou, culpener a 'a' 'he
.'sd with abundau, rains. spss mas been Wis.
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QuALIFIED.-W lillian A. Irving was qualified
before the Hsyor yesterday as fifth day police
officer
The Mayor gave notice that hereafter the officers
and members of the watch would not, unless by
special order, be required to do day duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

n II. j. CARSON 81 TO-, No. Al
NSaud 43 Light street, Baltimore,
and No. SO Water street, New York.-A
good assortment of Bacon, Pork aud Lard Away s
on hand and for sale at lowest market prices.
lie LILY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

nIssOL UTE ON OF CO.PAHTNER.
II SHIP.-Tne firm of STARRETr d SEARS,
10 this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Star.
rett having purchased the interest of his partner is
alone authorized to settle the affairs of tue irm
Persons having demands against Siarrett 81 Sears,
iii any there be) will peass present the same for
payment.
Mr.. Sears, in retiring, grateful for the patronage
bestowed upon the late nrm, Invites his trends 10
call upon Mr.. Starrett, who will coniinae the bust
meas at the old stand. GEO STAhRETT,
JAMES w. SEARS.
Richmond Iulu 30tb lS53
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Richmond. July 3Oth, 1858.

GEORGE STARRETT. Dealer 10 Stoves,
Furnaces, Tin and JapRnn'd ware, Chain
Pumps, Cisfern Pumes, Zinc, Lead, &c,
&c ,l46, Main street.
Richmond, July, Both, 1853.
Custom work done to order at short notice, and
warranted 10 give satisfacti m. au 2-3t
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INSURANCE. OF LIVEs-(WhITE PEE-
Il SONS AND SLAVE=)-The National Safety
Life Insurance and Trust Company. Charter Per.
petual. Capital $3.50 600. Principal fi:e 81 Wal.
nut street, Philadelphia Office of tbs Agency In
Richmon1, in Lise's Row, Pearl street, next to
messrs. Toler Cook contnge to fer the greatest
advantages to the public in regard 10 LIFE INsu.
RANCE The lives of white persons will be insured
Upon the MUTUAL Syftem, emitting poicT holders
to share in the profits of the Company: premiums
moderate. Tne attention OF slave owners is called
to the fact that this is the only Company or Agency
in Virginia that will insure SLAVES for longer
period than one yeas, or will insure them to reside
IN any other State. SLAVES TO remain in Virginia.
will be insured for period of from one 10 SEVEN
years: and for one year. TO be carried any slave
holding State in the Union. Ali losses promptly
and satisfactorily adj lsted can be testified BY
several gentlemen OF this city, to whom losses
been paid. Pamphlets aud Circulars eontl ang full
particulars, ard also any verbal information upon
the subject will be furnished GRATIS by
c. k. BRICkES, NJ. D,
General Agent and Medical Examiner,
az 2-2tt Lise's Row Richmond. Va
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How sweet Ia friend,nip wnen sincere,
H How sweet to md that friendship near
When sunk in pain or grief
TO hear when we're with care oppressed
Each sigh soft, echo'd in some breast
That pants 70 give relief.
Even In friendships pious hour,
zen when we own fair frisndship's pow'r,
Nor wish that power fed
For while We roam vitn rsptur'd eyes,
Each hseting momsn. swiiter flea
When we're by friendship led
would you through life's vary ng scene,
Still find friend on whom to lean,
On whom you can rely
A single dollar but enclose,
I'll send recipe that shows
To make the best hair dge.
~ See ad yertisemant of Z r. ,,a o..
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l OTIS FOR sAAE.-i. A beautiful building
IL lot on the North SIDE of Clay street, between
3rd and 4th streets, adjoining the residence of Tbos
w B,ockenbIough, ESQ. This lot fronts SO feet and
runs back l53 to an alley.
2. A lot On the corner of Marshall AID CoIeYs
streets, opposite the Medical College, fronting 60
feet and running back 1874 to alley 20 feet wide
On this lot is carriage house and stable which
would be rented should the lot nat be sold during
the month Apply TO S. MAUPIN.
au 2-dtl9thau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-02

II E0TOVAL.-Tne subscriber has snis dag re.
II moved from his former pace oil business, on
80, ar ctsd on Cary street, between 18th and 18th
s,rss;. Immediately above the auction store OF
navannort. Allen L. Co.. where he will continue
,hs xThoIssa ale Grocery and Commission
R.siuess ss heretofore.
E. II. sKINKER, Cary street.
August LIST, 1893 au 2-0t
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Total .................-...

CORN MILLS.
Warwick & Barksdales mill-2 pair burrs, averag
ing 200 bushels per day for $50 days.. $1,000
Taliaferro a. Coo mill pair burrs averag-
ing 200 bushels per day lor 230 days. 46,00(
Braggs mill-2 pair burrs, averaging 200
bushels per day tor $50 days...--------- 1900
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-, DIR. ) ohm B. WalthaiI, HOmG0pa-
WA thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
su1h l4-6m*
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d KfINkD LEAE LARD, in pals, land az
II per stsamsr, for sale oy
su 3 JOHN Il CLAIBORNE.
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EThe Excursion on the Dan-iIle r. IL.

~ DON'T forget MURRAY'S new Dague
~ reotype Gallery, over the Bookstore of
James Woodsouse, Eagle Square. su2-It