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h)ater Cure.


nR SHEW, earliest American practitioner OF Water
~ Cure WaterCure Manual Consumption rs Pre-
yenion Mnsgment and Diseases OF Children; Midwifery
OF Women &c Sc will receive limited number OF Day
and Boarding Patients No IS East 5st between 81 and 4t
General outdoor practice particularly attended TO-
TOR LADIES ONLl.-W ashington Springs Water
Cure BEAUTIFULLY Mountain Road the unei
ate vicinity of beautiful Plantd New.Jerey nder
the direction Of Dr. SADGETT and ms daughtenaw, Mrs T. b.
BARBER
uYDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No sThls establishment having been enrged BY
accommodate oV persona
Special department for female diseases. X IkALL VI
NEWPORT WATER CURE-ihs establishments
~ will opened April IL has been fitted with
particular the comfort and convenience Of patients and IS
celebrated heahtunes OF the Newport climate will make
n desirable Address Dr. w. +. REH Newport K l.
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE, South
~ Orange, n &c. c. SELLERS BROTHER, PWpreors-
This greatly enlarged and nuch improved by
the bathing fixtures aud seanhea1ng appa-
the OF patients Visitors take the Nor
Railway foot OF Couandtst a. 81 A. NJ and Il NJ
end PM Distance from New-forS II miles
WORCESTER (Mass) WATER CURE-Under
w the direction OF GEO HofT MD
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Goal.

Uodl.
INOaI.Tbe subscriber has in yards and is constantly
dcbarsns all the various kinds of Anthrseite and summon
Goals VIZ: Peach Orchard, Bac. Heath Lensn hefgoS 49,
Camel, sidney, &C; 80 IL ioyg JAMES L. WORTH,
handsome ot'e A or Thorspson and 6h-av- Amosst
-' IVY ' Office No. n Wsl-st-
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feaal Notices.

Ara SURROGATEs COURT. held in and for the
N County of the sunogates Office in the City Of
"Ds md INV hPsept Hesde Brado
i lie Matter the Lease O Sell I'D e Rs
The Petition Of Elizabeth keek the E5ecqr5 OF the last WI
dteased fr suhoity to Mortgage Lease or
Seed that a. person. Interested the the said Joseph
Keee deeesed appear before the Surrogate on the s USapy %
day Of May o'clock the forenoon Of that day then and
Eseuts to Mortgage Lease or Sell so much the Real Of
s s said Sis5 a. S
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SALE OF PROPERTY
- UNPAID cRoToS WATER EEXTSPae 9 S hSy awe.
Ag = so place gaec y a S,, a. the cy
oOt bat DAY AID be continued rom day TO az oa ne VINO sa
o 5 and tn a goSe1y paSS.d s
' cc%Ssors' lol FsSp ACC cr
NIB Ada statement pamphlet o may be had y PH,%. At the
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of tho
GooDRIc New Yo dee.',d Ds'sn, The same
9 e s ra Nsfs G $ s do06Sid Nv
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Jesse c. Smith, Esq,
q the G9S3 k S Henry s %5o 1s @ the
@ as;s.'e that ey are 'S~d TO sS @ Ne HAM w" n.
Gy Of si'' Gn Or ss@M. NARY wooDaiS Ad1.as
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County Is Ser YoI 1ot 9sy sS 70 s pS si' S.%,
he same II voucher, thereof No Centre
NTs i iOs 'n u' " ELIZABETH KELLER Erecutrr
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
G9eT S Yo .Ss s Der, y,@ so P s DSS t
No the
M 's i0'A me "i ELIZABETH Mccoy Administrative
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse e. Smith, Esq,
according
ROBERT ANDERSON the To~noi Bush
KING. Comfy bit The with the
ubcreF WILLIAM RICHARDS aiNo
before the gam day May merit
osted nov II s2 u:s s~6mN MATILDA ANDERSON idnntrr
IN PURSUANCE of An order of the Surrogate of the
hereby b. an persons HAVING claim.
York, deceased
present voucher. thereof 70 the -ub6e AZ h eience
New York before the twenty thd day0i
New York the nnerh DAY OF Mach laoj
mar2lla womM I'D s. flNLh, NJ D. Executor.
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the Discharge of an
~ from hs Dsb'. Pur.n the Prosns Of The Third
First the
CAMP Of the Of oNes N The COUNTY Of fosa an
Noble
published TO- 1883 Creditor, 70 appe before Hoo Charles
Al
ore. 10 O'Clock the Tens 10 shos
should not BE- made OF sad asss
he be drchaa from debtA H lAsO"n
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The Post Office Department has furnished the following
list of countries the postage newspapers to which, when
sent from the United States in the British open mail
to Great Britain for transmission is two cents EACH TO be
prepaid INSTEAD of four cents, stated in the postage
tables last pubshed being The Uatd States postage only
When newspapers for these countries to 90 in the
United States and Prussan closed mail the rate required To
be prepaid is cents being the full United States British
md arrD
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yJ,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships imposing this line
PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
RAI-TIE Cant c.nrn.fol

' ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce 80 - BALTIC Capt Comstock
N' - ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
sp been built by contract for Government
vice Every their their
10 speed their accommodations
nas.ensers are unequaed for elegance and comfort Price OF
ten York 10 Liverpool in rstca cabin, sj second do.
$40. exuEv $50; from Liverpool to
EwYork and go An experienced attached to each
shin No berh secured until paid for
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DUFFAL0 and NEW-IORk CIIf hAILRUAD,
ID va NevY0rk and Enc Railroad % IashSe
= prssIo direct BAGGAGE CHECKED THRouGH. -.
Fae NevYoTk 70 Buffalo - - 20 R,l
ckes car be procured the Office Of the Ne"io A -a e ~
rad foot OF DuA1e-st- and No . COurtlandt ,s.rD
or and MONDAY March q tHns VIII leave me 0o' O' ~
NoRSHS ExPREss-At A NJ arrive HorneTile ao 2 ID,
and IN Buffalo II IS sare evening r., o,a -. .-u,,.
-oppinz all SEronE IL, : "a , NJ ~
IN Buffalo AZ 10 . morning. ,nu
On sundsv one tain y-EveEinr Express a D NJ
Txrrs, rsns vii Horelle Tor baHAlo UNA s 40
iiFVI OF TIE cypress -'e W j. G. HOTT, sspeTintsndsnt
VIC TALLNApsE, Asen. Ne IS CouriAIdtsa
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Alexandra tcty of via Marsel Naples Sngdom off, VIA Mr.
lee, by French packet settles by french packet
Agens. Norway, VIA France
and its States France. 'OldenburE wa France
Baden, via France Poland cannot be forwarded
Bavaria via France . eept as letters)
Belgium Prusna
Bremen cty Of Roman or Papal states
sBrunswick via france Russia (caDnot he forwarded
Beyrout, lefty off, via Marselles, eept I" etten
by French packet. SaIony, via France
Cuxhayen. 'sehverr, via France
Dardsnelles the vial arssiles sStrelitz France.
by French packet. scutari, tAEs,) city OF, va Mag
Denmark, France sobles
France. smyrna, tAss,D city Of VIA Msr-
German States. seIles
Greece VIA Marseies French Sweden, via France.
Switzerland
Hamburg Turkey, Europe)
Hanover via France tuscany VIA Mnseniee
Holland. Venetian States
Lutec, free city of Walschia
'Mecklenburg via France Wnrembers
modavia.
the countries marked thus II be wuded
mail only by the specified
above.
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,,IcpGAN sOTTTHERN & NORTHERN INDI-

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN * NOh ~ Eli ND
Gee P,xerse Trans viii between Chicago Toledo and Monroe
daly srncsys stclows:
--'' for Monroe 8. AN
Tor A VI and sPh
Toledo for 9 NJ and . Pm
Monroe Chicago al II An ,,e,.
Road IN ropunction and H~ LAKE sno
S1vYok and Ere Buffalo and Albany ard ulas9a yef
form only Railroad Communication between CA'As0 a ~
York CITY. 4 $500, r-,i-,,, ,rd
A road Communication row geo ets .ha
which intersec Mad River ane Hamilton sha y
pTe 80 N.n.f.d Road MOnoeyie and me C-eVesnd %
nd Crciru,r .nd Pittsburgh Roads st Sleyend
Jul ~ ~ JOS. u MOORE, Superintendent
uskETR 2 orc. Adrian. Dec Y, l252
"a John =. PORTER. Agent
. [. a. o RrlLfHaY. ~
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Sprng Arrange
men-Trains leave Chsmbersst daily for Albany and Troy
Express Train NJ through hours connecting with Trans
reaching Buffalo or Montreal al o'clock same evening.
Mail Train sAM-Through Way Trains 10 ~ A and I'M
Train ) P M Accommodation Tram Pm
For Taryown a 5 PM 9 80 and II Pm.
PokeepGe AN, Way, Freight and Passenger Ian ana
fPM Passenger Train
For Peekskill at ) 20 PM -,--. -. II III
StaIonA c,...-L- 80 -, o.. -.
SUNDAY TRAINS Csnst AZ so AN tor Poughk1epse and
5P. for Albany stopping az Al W ~ Stssonsi
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Al experenced Surgeon on board .-,,.--,, IL
The these ships will not be accountable Tor gold silver
uon secie iewery precious metals uness bills OF
nr signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage apply T. CUNARD No Bowlngsreen
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UNDrpFNDFNT Opposition LINE for CAL
U,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

i MAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK u LIVERPOOL
O. eff Csbp Passage sl2O; Second Cabin Passage, go
rom BOSTON RPOOL-Chef CABIN 500;
ono s The ships from Boston call at Halifax
ARABIA, Capt Judkns, AMERICA Capt Letch.
PERSIA Capt Ryre EUROPA, Capt shannon.
ASIA, Capt F. q Lett, CANADA, Capt Stone.
AFRICA, Capt HARRISON NIAGARA. Capt Lang.
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wishing send for their friends and desrol OF bringing
the above magnificent ships informed that
Messrs BOWMAN GNNELL Co the only Agents for the
above ships in this city &C.. g., -.
Tbey also issue Drafts from 81 and upward which payable at
sieht IN throughout Ireland aud Great Britain
BOWMAN GRINNELL 4 Co.
No So Souh-st, NY aud No. Re srOad Liverpool
LIVERPOOL 9th and 2lst OF month
packets leave NewYoTk alternate Thursday or
uly as
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3nsnranfe Companies.

IWNIlNENrAL INSURANCE. CO-CASH CAPT.
u TAIL foot0The Capital Of this Company al paid and
effected Budnes Merchandise and Personal
Ices by Fire Ofce Wast VIM V. BRADY President
T. HOPE, Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-12

New YORK, Sept l0-Flour steady but not ac.
five-sales of 5000 bbls at $3.50 for Western state
brands aHd Sc 50a6 .63 for Southern
The grain market is firm; sales of 10 900 busbe,s
of Wheat Michigan and Ohio white, at 81 .40asi AZ
Corn firm; yellow held at s3e65 cents; an advance
Sales small
baltimore, Sept. l0.-T'he Flour market is live.
1y today with sales OF 1909 bbls. Howard Street at
So, and $3.50 hbls City Mills at the same price
There firm feeling on Change this morn
ing. About 10000 bushels Wheat offered and
mostly sold al s % Sl27 tor red, TO 81 % 81 "a
for good 70 prime white, which is an advance
Small sale3 Family Flour white at Sl.35 q. 80
Inferior lots not in good condition, sold at to Toe
below the above quotations
Corn tirmer. About 10000 bushels offered and
mostly sold at 69a70c for white to y cents for vel
low.
holders flrn
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ADJUSTMENTS
NETR0POLITANJHALL!
AsA GRAND CONSEQUENTIAL CONCERT
ny THE

ARMORY BRASS BAND,
Inc AhMoRf BRASS BAND take pleasure In nm.
noaneing 10 the citizens of Richmond. that their
SUSSEhI Tor the benefit of the NEW ORLEANS
S,prFEhEhs will take place ct the above named
nav ~ knaiy rendered by Mr.. X. A. MAYO, on MON
DAY evening, Sept 18th. 1855. - s
Inc programme selected for the occasion (which
wiz be found heiow,) will contain Oyertures Caya-
the day. f'p0-oA ope1as VI
PR0GRAMME-PARTI.
l. Usena overture from the Opera, Emma di An
Z Sal ssaiphgr Spring Polka Fred poIiinser
T. Daett-.I knosr bank Thereon The soiId thyme
grows,' arranged by j. b smith.
l. Aria from the Opera, Lucia di Lammermoor.s
2. Song and Waltz "Mg Childhood Home, srransed
s. cayaina, casta Diva from the Opera Norma"
4. Henry Clay's Grand March. c. S. Grafulia.
PART III.
/. Grand Casatina, tBusle Solo, arranged by
~. b. Smith.
. Song, "oh i" the Silly Night (by request by
TT Moore.
FINALE--Medley Quick Step. introducing the
beautiful airs "hentaeLy Home and Lilly Dale"
by c. Grafalia
ID Doors open at y oclock-Concert to commence
at8
CARDS OF ADMISSION, so cents. To be had at
the Book Stores. and of j. b. Smith. Esq, Leader of
the Band, al the door the evening of the Concert
or of the Committee.
JAMES 4. SCoTT,
JAMES Z. DUPUY,
THOMAS J. EVANS, COMMITTEE
JNo. NJ SHEPPARD, Jr,,
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs,
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A CERTAIN

NO. I'D MAIN street, Richmond.
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S.. ap1
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YERMoNT.--0ur returns from Vermont indicate
that the complexion of the Legislature will be
Wing although il is thought quite possible that the
Free Sellers viii hold the balance ofpcwer in Joint
convention OF the two houses, in which case it is
said TO be understood that the Democrats will have
he Governor, and the Free Sellers the U. s. Sena-
Tor-N y Express
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DEATH OF PERSONS INJURED on THE BAY
STATE-Three daughters of Mr. DeWolf, of Chi
cago, who were scalded by the disaster of the Bay
State, have died at the New York Hospital. Mr.
Warren had also died
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FROM VENEzUELA-By the bark F. s. Casanova
Starbuck master, from Maracaibo, Aug. Goth, ar
rived this morning, we learn that the revolution
airy party in Venezuela, in consequence of want of
success, had abandoned the war The troops were
disbanded in great measure; and the vessels ia
ken for service during the war, were delivered up
10 their respective owners.-N Y Journal Of Com
7neFcc of Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-12

On the evening OF the 9th ult, Edward Nc
Chung, son OF Edward McClung sr., of Nicholas
county, met with instant death by the accidental
discharge Of his gun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-12

EXTENSIVE RoBBERIEs.-A number o. men and
boys nave been arrested at Concord, n IL, who it
Il alleged have been for months engaged in steal
ing from the freight trims on the Northern Vermont
Central and Passumsic Railroads. From 81, 600 to
$1,000 worth of property is missing, portion Of
which was found in their possession.
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FAILURE IN BosToN.-A heavy grocery house on
Commercial street. Boston, YVES reported TO have
failed on Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-12

RELIGION AND Enthusiastically last, the
American Protestant Association paraded through
the streets of Philadelphia 10 the number OF abou
1909. They had banners, music, &c
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r OF FORLEAsE AT AUCTION-Will

T OF FOR LEASE AT AUCTION-Will
- be leased at public auction. THURSDAY
next the 18th instant at o'clock P. NJ to the high
est bidder, upon the premises, for the term of tive
years, the LOT adjoining the residence OF Mrs E. A.
r Pitcher the lessee topay all taxes upon the lot dn
ring the lease The lot is well enclosed and suitable
to ereeta stable upon, having supply of water upon
IT, The lessee viii have the priviege to remove any
improvements he may put upon the lot at the expire
ton OF the lease but must leave the lot well enclosed
Persons wishing to examine the lot Will call upon
Mrs. Pitcher, who will show the lot
]. B. KEESEE,
Guardian of John A. Pitchers children
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au 50 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctr.
BUILDING LOTS IN SYDNEY AT
BY TOLER & COON

Ok RULER a. COOK
WILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder
ON FRIDAY, the 23d day of the present month.
a. y oeioek NJ II fair If not, the next fair day az
Ine same hour, my FARM in Chesterfield County,
sax and malt miles from Richmond, containing IG5
acres About % acres cleared and the balance in
other necessary Out Rusdings -e -
iinaedatsiy after the sale of the Farm will be
soid; al az o. the EARNING UTENSILS, STOCK OF
NURSES. COWS, HOGS, PROVENDER of every
kind, House bold and Kitchen Furniture &c. &c
Terms OF Sale for the Farm-one-third cash, the
20 h - SIX ana nine months, with interest; and
iof Inc affning Utensils, ke, cash on delivery.
GEO. w. COLE,
seo TOLER COOK, Auct'rs.
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BISHOP DoANE.-On Friday Bishop DoAsE ad.
dressed the Court of Bishops in long speech in
support Of his motion TO dismiss the presentnent'
and was replied TO by Bishop McIiwaine who had
not concluded when the Court adjourned.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

1its Dinner TO Mn. RIyEs by the citizens Of
Charlottesville, took place on Saturday at the Cen
trail Hotel. V. W. SouTgIALL presided, assisted by
II. ]. Randolph, Gen. B. Peyton, B. T. Minor, and
DR. w. T. Gooch as VicePreeidents The dinner
was excellent and the affair went of in fine style.
We shall have a report OF j. tomorrow.
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Hid far the NfobiLe Sufferers.

Boston, Sept. l0.-Some p gentlemen met at the
Revere House last evening, TO take measures tC
raise fundsfor the sufferers at Mobile Mayor Sea
Yer presided. The sum OF 5000 was contributed by
those present, and Committee chosen TO obtain
further aid.
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WANTED-A good COOK, WASHER
w and IRONER, for the balance of the year. for
a small family.
Apply to BENNETT BEERS,
au 81 Druggists.
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T AMBERT's LOTTERY OFFICE

L a NJ b Il Il 3 LUIIER1 OFFICE.
IL NO. 8 NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL.-The
purchase sale of Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being now in violation of law, end at.
tended with heavy penalty on conviction, the sub
friends and others who may feel disposed to purchase
Having been resident of Richmond for upwards of
thirty years, and being pretty generally known
throughout the State he deems it almost unnecessary
to give any further that all business conf
ded to him will be promptly and properly attended
to.
70 Packages, single Tickets and shares, In all the
Maryland Lotteries for sale.
u The printed official drawings sent to CORES.
pondents by the first mail.
Ef9 Prizes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
my lists Baltimore. Nd
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accident on the Pennsplrania Railrooa

litLtutItt UFt ttt -tHIt5ttftL3ttI ItItlTUuU.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 10, P. Mas the passenger
train from the West, yesterday afternoon, was
passing Baileysburg, Perry county, it thrown
of the track. owing TO d switch being improperly
adjusted The engine was overturned and one
man injured. 1t is not known who is to blame
Tor the displacement of the switch
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ar MI DAUGHTER.
also state tnAt my daughter twelve wears of %
was m extIe meiy delicate health for two years a.
nsnoeo witn loss OF appetite, pale and en,srafed =
The use OF Hamptons Tincture In one ,nonth -.
stored her appetite and she now in robnsT bs,h
MY NEGRO BOY. AeaAsA
After speaking OF his negro boy, who had fba Sc,o
fua, one eye nearly gene, hard rEap on s;d Of III.
neck health entirely deranged &C. he was snt;rsl..
restored to sight and health by this Tincture
Persons, all weakness after taking it. becana -
bust. 1t counteracts the weakness of the famsie
frame, which is the of barrenness II will not
be expected, that in of such delicate natrrs
certificates should be published in the daily papers5
We know where families blest with Off
spring. after taking few bottles of this Tncture of
Hampten's never had of complaint
CHOLERA MORBUS, DlARRHEA, DYSEN.
Terry, and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels
are cured by HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TING
TURE. As a cure and preventive it has been won-
derully successful 1t will be found inquiry that
those who use it have exemption from those dis
eases so incident to the Summer.
Delicate females and children viii find this great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands TO health.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-Call
and get pamphlets gratis with history of discovery Of
this wonderful Blood Purifier and see certificates of
our own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fuia, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
ness, &c. &c
Sold by MORTIMER l. MOwBRAY, $40 Balti.
more; and S04 Broadway. New York; o. A. STRECK-
Err, Richmond; DR.. COOKE L co. Fredericksburg;
g. b. JONES l. co. Petersburg; and by Druggists
generally.
E5 81 per bottle bottles for S.. au1S
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CAMDEN, n. j., Sept 10.-In the Court Of Bishops
thjs morning, Bishop Mcllvaine has been speaking
all the time in answer to Bishop Doane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-12

THE FISHERIEs.-A despatch dated St Johns,
Sept. 9 says:
The U. 5. sloop Decator has arrived here, and q
grand entertainment given to the officers of the
garrison on the 18th
The Frenchmen have taken no fish at Belle Island
or Labrador, this season. Several vessels have
leen seiZed
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The Barque Friendship Captain Sunderland, is
reported to have ioundered at sea- The passengers
and crew had been rescued and arrived safe at
Halifax
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MORTlMORE's BITTER CORDIAL

MI OhIIMOhE'S Bitter CORDlAL
NA AND BLOOD PURIFIER.-PRIcE ST. PER
BoTTLE.-Physicianso of the first standing in the
dical profession and prescribe it the eecA
tive Alternative and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known: while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases complaints brought ON by sedentary
habits exposure, nd gestion torpid state of the live
or impurities of the blood, now look upon this COR.
DIAL as most mysterious and magical in Its healing
in the treatment and of Neuralgia General De-
biity and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia or Indiges-
tion Loss of Appetite, Acidity or the Stomach Ner-
vous Headache, or Flow of Blood to the Head, Cos
tiveness or irregularities O the Bowels, Pleurisy,
Pains or Misery in the Side Region of the Heart
Flatuency Depression of Spirits Palptaton of the
Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations, Pros
tration of the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly Sensa-
Profuse Expeetoration, Night Sweats Diseaseso the
Heart, or Affections of the Lungs Jaundice, Diseases
OF the Kidneys, arrangement PROSTATE Condition
of the Organs OF Nature which cause painful hrregu-
larties, especially with Females. producing Debii
and Prostratlon OF the Nervous System, Pale or Sa
MoRTfMORE.s BITTER CORDIAL is pure
vegetable, peasan ltetake, and perfectly safe be
used in any state ofhealth even BY the most delca
female or child.
| EH- Price enc dollar pc hottie.
w. V. ALEXANDER l. Co., Proprietor No. B
| clay street. (Astor House, New York
E5 Remember that we sell at WI olesale and rets
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheumatism
in all its forms, either imfammatory. acute, chro
| mic, difference how bad the case, or how long
| standing. This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND which is vegetable extract, an internal
has already cured Thousands whe had long been Grip
pies. The evidence is most overwhelming and
vincing, as given by vast numberso iou most
spectacle citizens
hhcates of your friends and those around you who
had long suffered, but who have been restored to
perfect health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., sole Agents
fer Richmond an %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-12

Discovery OF a LARGE AMOUNT OF STOLEN
CooDs--A large amount Of stolen goods were dis
covered Friday night in the house of one jus
tee sqairea. of Concord, New Hampshire. They
consisted OF goods OF every description. They
recognized as having been stolen from stores in
Concord, and from cars, railroad depots, ware,
houses. &c. Squires had fed. lie was pardoued
Gu; the State Prison four years since 1t is estima
tel that $4,000 worth Of goods had been secre.ed
in his house-one.tenth OF which had been reco
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