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VIRGINIA.,

WESTWARD, Hof-A company Of persous lef
Greenbrier last week for new homes IN the Weet
THE Greenbrier Era menfions AZ an Offset to thi
that several who formerly enigrased, have recent
ly rstnfned, thoroughly homesick. Our privae,
opinonis that If any person expects to find tho gar
den spot of the earth west of western Virginia hs
will suffer the slings and arrowss las Hamlet re
msrkedo ifnot of outrageous fortune" certainl,
of ofdisapdointnent. a
MALICE PRErESsE.-In January last, sundry per
sons In Monroe county, lodged complaint agains
Brother Jameson, of the BALTIMORE Conference
for stealing feed of hay and little salt for hi
horse which was kept in stable with others belong
ing to stage company. Bro. J. admitted that hs
took the salt and hay once by mistake; and ths
magistrate promptly acquitted him. Some citizen,
of Union, believing him Ill used man. offered tc
raise the money for prosecuting the defamers of Mr.
Jsmiesons character-and the suit is to be tried al
the next term Of ofthesMonroe Court.
RIVER SrEAMBoAr.-TheF Fredericksburg Herald
urges the advantages of a steamboat to ply the
Rappahannock from Fredericksburg to the rivers
mouth The necessities of thepeople requireit
SHIP BUrLprNG.---A gentleman is seriosly con.
Rappahannock river, at some point in close prox
unity with Fredericksburg.
CoMmENcED.-O Operations have commenced o n
some or sections of the Fredericksburg and
Gordonsvillc. Railroad. Some five hundred labor
ers are expected in day or two, by ofthe con-
tracing parties.
IcE.-Our people need not congratulate them
selves on reduction in the cost of ice On the
contrary it is stated that the price will nearly dou.
BILE that OF last year. Pity some enterpriaing man
could not tow up James River one of those mon.
strous icebergs, which have greatly impeded
the navigation of the Atlantic during the past win.
ter. ess
FISH 1TEM.-Certain fishermen on Sunday last
cast their nets into the Appomattox, near Peters.
burg and the unsophisticated herrings and hickory
shad allowed themselves to be caught to the num-
Der of some 10000. They. were Swimming about
near the surface of the water in the innocent be.
lief that the sacredness of the day would protect
them. s.-
ARREsrED.-We are happy to learn that the ne
gro belonging to Bro. Crowder of the Norfolk Ar
gus, who was supposed to have made his escape to
| the North, has been arrested st1 s
DEAD.-Ciaiborne Dowdy, soldier during the
war of 1872, died in Campbell county, on the 4th
| inst, at the age ofe2
Capt Hiram Miller, was killed at Mooreheld.
Virginia, on the 22nd nlt, by accidentally falling
down stairs.
William T. White, charged with killing George
Lease, has been convicted of murder in the second
degree at Romney, Va, and sentenced to the peni.
Tertiary for fveyears.
carpenter shop occupied by Parish e. Ford, in
Alexandria, was consumed by fire last Sunday.
DR.. CARMICHAEL, distinguished physician, who
| formerly practiced in Fredericksburg, died In
Washington on Monday. 80 - ~.
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VALUABLE INFoRMArIoN.-AF Florida paper gives
fact that may be of importance to persons afiict-
ed with refractory brass clocks. 1t is stated thus
Through the instrumenlality of some of our lady
friends, we are placed in possession of quite a
novel mode of causing brass clock ''that won't
CO." to resume its accustomed tick. They have
tried it, and vouch for its correctness The rnodus
operandi is in this wise-take off the pendulum
detach the weights carefully, and place the works
in a pot of water, letting them boil for an hour
then AZ soon as they become dry replace them, and
1t will work like charm. The philosophy we
presume is, that the boiling operation removes the
accumulated oil and dust We have no doubt that
the remedy is good since the ladies recommend it,
Who dare dispute theml Not we.
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THE TURF-We have heretofore announced the
purchase, by Mr.. Boyden, of the famous horse
Highlander. The N. o. Picayune says the price
paid was something over $1,000. Mr.. Boyden has
also boughtof Judge Hunter the racing qualities of
his fine flly Blonde, for the Northern summer
campaign. for $4,000. Mr.. Ten Brock has bought
the other half of Lexington at $1,000. He, with
Arrow, as stable companion, is now on his way to
England, ria Kentucky and New York. Mr.. Fields
stable consisting of Flea, Jim Barton, and Wild
Irishman, will soon proceed to Kentucky. Capt.
Minor has sold Mary Taylor to Messes. Towles &
for $1,000. Leconwte, the 7:26 horse,
will pass the summer at the farm of his owner,
Gen. T. ], Wells in the Parish of Rapides, Lou'
isiana
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.-On the 9th or 10th ult
some hands on coal boat near Memphis observed
box thrown overheard from store boat which
was floating some distance ahead. The box was
picked up and found to contain the corse OF re
Gently murdered woman. The boatmen replaced
the lid and buried the box with ts contents on Pre-.
sident's Island. These facts coming to the know.
ledge of the authorities of Memphis AN investigation
was made ON the 18th OF this month, and jury
ofinquest rendered verdict in accordance with the
facts above stated Measures are on foot to arrest
the murderers, and throw more light upon this mys
terious affair. .... s-et..
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The FAKIR OF silva, alias Haskell, is always in
hot water. He was arrested in Louisville the other
day, on the affidavit Of Mr. Westell, who charged
that the Fakir had stolen from him magical appa.
ratus and pair of velvet curtains to the value Of
$40, and that the said Haskell a fugitive from
justice. Haskell was lodged in jail, but compro-
mise was afterwards effected, and he was permitted
to 90 free
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FAITHFUL SERvIToRs.-A difficulty occurred in
Wilmington, N. c., on Saturday night last, between
the town guard and three very quiet citizens,
Messrs VIM. J. Price, T. S. Cause, and VIM. l..
White in which (the Wilmington Journal states)
the guard or portion Of them, were the aggressors
more than one being drunk. Mr.. Price was very
seriously if not dangerously injured and all three
gentlemen complain of having had money taken
from their rockets, in sums OF $50 $13 and S.
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AZ old Roger and the Bramah Poo-Poo were Y.
stening 70 Mr.. Moses on sunday iast, e ne neld
turnel 10 old Roger and sid. 'srhis then, ia the
way that You slsvsie the nassesi these are the
means BY which you reach the popular mind r.
.Yes, replied the old man Y r large undsrsoss,
was rrvoIvine hsfd En4iish word e the time,
took Rogers reply = q usquallaed assent
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Mr.. FILLMORE arrived at Savannah ON Friday
last He was received at the depot by the military
and escorted to the spacious saloons by the COM
mittee of reception, while a salute Of thirty one
guns announced welcome to the city's guest
The Mayor rendered him the hospitaties of the city
in brief address,, to which Mr. Fillmore respond.
nJ
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
W yard recently occupied by Mr.. John T. Reeve,
good WOOD. both Pine and Oak, at low prices
Having number of hands engaged in cutting Wood
! shall be regularly supplied with it. Through the
kindness of MIR. Luther p Ills and of ME- B. w. Dab
ney, have placed slate at their stores where or
dsrs be left, and which will be promptly attend
ed to.
fe lG-Sm s NJ DAVIS
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r. IVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA,
IL JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE-

bity Dsease of the Kidneys and all Diseases arsine
patton, inward piles fullness of blood to the head
acdity of the stomach nausea, heartburn disgust for
food falness or weight in the stomach sour eructa
tions sinking iutterng at the pit of the stomach
winning of the Head, hurried and difficult breath.
ing 1utterng at the heart choking sufocatny
dotsor webs before the sight fever and dull pain in
the head deficiency of perspiration yellowness
skin and eyes, pain in the sde back chest limbs Sc
sudden ushes of heat burning in the flesh, constant
imaginings of evil and great depression of spirits
can be sttsstnally ca,sd Re ! BY DIR ns H0oFLAND's
by DR.. C. M. JACKSON. No. I'D Arch street, Phils-
delphia. = ST
Their power over the above diseases not exceIled
States, a. the cures attest in many cases after sk
physicians had failed. s.ss5 a5 rsgs1 :. -.
These BITTERS are worthy the attention OF inva.
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections OF
the digestive organs, they are witha SAFE certain
'ns READ g1D DAN AND BE coNvINCED.-The' 'PhilsdeL
phia Saturday Gasettsn says Of DR.. Hooaand's Ger
at Is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines to the confidence and patronage Of
our readers: aud therefore, when we recommend Dr.
Hoofiands German Btters wish II to be distinctly
understood that we are notsPeakine OF the nostrum
Of the day, that noised about for brief period
and then forgotten after they have done thef guilty
race of mischief but of medicine long e.tabiisned.
universally priced and which has met the hearty sp
proyal Of the faculty itsslfn ex
.Dr. Hoofiand's German Bitters, manufseesrsd p
DR. Jackson are now recommended ~ sons q ~
nosf nromnent members of the faculty a. an srcIe os
mnch efficacy in cases OF female weakness y. - y
Of deblitssed will and tese @
~ s.Intsry affect they have upon weak sy4sms'
For ssls .hols.s1s. :sa ,s'ik MkbIcINE S STORE
!. 81. the oEnM15 En-. 5sor helow Sixth Philadel
cSi. and dealers ssnsraii,
the country. 80, 80 g
wholesale sno nP PURCELL, LADD 4 Cos
Garner Main and l2zh -, Richmcad, sa
0 FOR SAFE ~ DisAs'"-- - .rss-s,a je 3--wfmdwfy
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DRIME GOSHEN BITTER and PINE

DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER and PINE
l. APPLE CHEESE; a small lot of country cured
Hams, small size and very SUPERIOR also lot of sugar
cured Hams, ofthe best brands; likewise Fam. Breast
Pieces, middlings, and Shoulders Smoked Beef Beef
Tongues; superior Lard in pals and in bbls.; No.
largelMackere Tongues and Sounds and Codish;also,
Cotees ofthe best qualities Sugars of all description
ter in at and pt bottles Pickles. by the barrel or
gallon; Chocolate; Rice; London and American Mus
in the grocery line for family use for sale bv ~
T. w. TURPIN,
NH % I'm Main between 7th and 9Th sts
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EDrroRrAL ARRANGEMENr.-We observe by a
notice in the Baltimore Patriot, that Mr.. Burwell,
formerly of the Washington Republic, and more re-
Gently of the Baltimore American, has assumed the
editorial responsibilities of the former paper.
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4 TTRACTIVE REAL ESTATE

N FARM AND TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT,
ON THE r d. .RAiLROAD-FOR SALE of.
fer at private SALE such terms must needs suit
the purchaser, my place, called TOMAHAWK
STATION on the Richmond and Danyille Railroad,
II miles from Richmond, containing about 45e acres
one-haf with the buildings lying the South, and
the other half the North side of the Road-being
willing to sell all or the half.
The neghborhood is good, the location ealthy,
aud the improvements extensive. The place is well
supplied with excellent water and is well timbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands of an enterprsng person it is believed
that this establishment would prove very proftable'
torit is place nf much resort, and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer mouths.
Post Office is kept there, and the present pro-
prietor has Stage Coach running three times
week to Cumberland County, which pays we'll.
To disposed speculate in the coal trade, this
place holds out strong Inducements, for it lies in the
mdt of the coal gOn and the signs of this min raj
in the cut made for the railroad and in digging WE'LL
were exceedingly fatterng.
spSdlm* WM. A MARTIN Chesterfield
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THE DEBUTANTE.-The lady who is about to
make her appearance a vocalist in Baltimore, 10
Mrs. Cecilia Young, formerly Miss Clifton, now "a
young, accomplished and interesting widow" That
announcement il sufficient of itself to ensure sue
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DIFFICULTY AT RIPLEY, MIss-On the 18th inst
difficulty, occurred at Ripley, Miss, between
Judge NJ 8. Prica and Col ]. McLin. when McLin
shot Price In the stomach ndictinr It was believed
mortal wound. McIin was arrested.
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GAS. FITTING, STEAM PIPING

VI ROOFING, &c-Having just received from the
North large stock of Materials, l am prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses. and to cover buildings with Tin
any kind of metal in the best manuer, at reasonable
prices and with despatch.
i have now secured the services of number of ex-
cellent workmen in the various branches of my busi
mesa and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute. Persons having work in my line.
will find it to their advantage to give a cali at my
store on the East side of 18th street. between Main
and Cary
fe I-ts CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN
CHESTERFIELD. 81 MILES FROM RICH


MOND. FOR SALE.-We will sell a valuable tract
Of Land in the county of Chesterfield, 81 miles from
Richmond, nesi the old River Road, and front II
mile on the James River containing 76l acres Of
Land. about 300 acres of which are cleared and In
cultivation oud of which about 80 acres are good low
grounds balance, t50e acres) in pine and oak growth
Ii can conveniently be divided into two farms has
springs in abundance of good water, and very heal
thy has large beds Of granite quite to the
river; has it saw mill, (water powerl about 100
yards from the river; and all the buildings necessary
for a tsrm, except dwelling.
The soil is seod and easily improved, having good
clay foundation.
The term. one-third cash; balance at l and 2
years for nesoable notes interest added secured by
q trust deed.
mhG GODDIN APPERSON
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THE MARTHA WASHINGTON THrALs.-The pre-
liminary trial of the Martha Washington prisoners
at Helapa Ark, has been postponed to the hrst
Monday in May. The cause of this continuance Is
said to be the absence of the principal witness,
Burton.
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proposition has been Introduced into the Legis
issure Of Pennsyivsuia TO remove the seat Of Go.
yerumcnt from Harrisburg to Philadelphia
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REVEREND Dr. Cox.--The Reyered Dr.. Cox
preached his farewell sermon in the First Pres
byterian Church of Brooklyn, on Sunday last
He re.gns his pastorship the account OF the loss
of his voice. and under the advice of his physician
to seek more genial climate.
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FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD CoMrANY.-By
their advertisement 1t win be seen that this Rail
Road Company has declared its semiannual divi.
dend offs l.2 per cent.-a thing which has been a.
regular for long series of years the interast up
on government stock. itself-the only difference DO
ing that the dividend paid by the Road exceeds
tn at ON government stock ~ as
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uIRSH &, BOTTCHER, I79 BROAD

HIRSH q BOTTCHER, I79 BROAD
IL STREET have now in store and are daily re-
ceiving their spring supplies ofTRIMMINGS ofthe
latest and most approved styles together with a
the personal selection of Mr.. C. Bottcher, now in
Europe
We are also prepared to execute all kinds of
BRAIDING and EMBROIDERY WORK, having
recently engaged several competent hands employed
in that line. Many new and desirable Braiding and
Embroidery patterns have lately been added to our
ent which we will stamp draw at short
notice, and on the most reasonable terms
M
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no THE CITIZENS AND STRAIN
Il GERS VISITING THE CITY.-If you wish to
get your Hair cut and dressed in the latest and most
approved style, and your Whiskers changed to
beautiful black or brown color just call on HOB.
SON, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving, Sbampeoing and
Bathing Saloon. under the American Hotel
N. Blot Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from A NJ to P. M, and on Saturday to Ii
p. M. Single bath IS cents, or tickets for ST. En-
tr m Ith feg
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" SMITH. GAS FITTER AND

~ MANUFACTURER OF GAS FIXTURES,
ISth street, below Main street, Richmond. Va.--Hav-
ms secured the services of first Glass workmen sm
now pared to make order all kinds of Gas Chan
delie, Brackets Pendants, &c, at short notice and
on reasonable terms. ~
Also old Chandeliers, Lamps &c, cleaned, regilded
or brouEed, and made 10 look like new ones.
Al kinds of Brass Turning and Finishing promptly
attended TO-
N B-The trade supplied with Gas Fixtures. &C.,
Al Northern prices J. w. SMITH
an IL I'm 18th ST, below Main st
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NOTICE.--I wish to inform the citizens
AWNINGS, TENTS. MARQUES, TARPAULINS,
BAGS, HOSE, AND WHEEL ROPE SPLICING.
w. c. DREW.
P.S--An orders to be left at Samuel Hastings or
Thos. Renovan's on l4th or Pearl street, Richmond
NH Fl 2mr w. C. DREW,
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es,Al.ILasE 49,. LasEs 81 L.ss nAxs 4 souAsx: Ionse,
BILE il alvssce = '>sss pfopofnea sn1 psgs-
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DEsPxnATios.-M. jules Hymel, an inhabitant
Of the parish of St John the Baptist, La, recently
visited New Orleans, and lost the whole Of the rer
turns Of his crop, and the money he had received
for members of his family, amounting in all to
5000. He returned home, and on the following
morning. after embracing bis children, swallowed
dosc oi iaudannm, and 90 died.
ArsrvxasAaY.-I0-day april a6 , u the anniver.
sary OF the Hrst introduction Of Odd Feilowship lt
the United States. 81
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RICHMOND, VA:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL IS. 1854.

THE BALKHks.-This mountain chain, the
crossing of which Austria processes viii in
duce her to take up arms against Russia, was
formerly supposed to present an insurmouut-
able barrier to aminvading army. This opin-
ION is not now entertained. 1000 feet is the
extreme height of the Balkhan. and from 1900
to 1000 feet the highest point of the more cas-
teriy portion, near the Black Sea. 1t is stated
that there are half dozen different passes
across, not enc of which is fortified, or pre-
serts any formidable obstacle to an invading
army; and a disguished military writer, who
has thoroughly examined the spot. expresses
his surprise that the Russians did not cross
the Balkan long before their last irrupticn
into Turkey.
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Mr.. BUCHANAN, remarked in, his speech at
the dinner to Lord Elgin, that he was him.
self the son of an Irishman According to
the British doctrine, as lately decided in their
courts, "Old Buck" must be British sub
ject! The Queen claims not only that the
native Briton cannot divest himself of his
allegiance, but that his children, by woman
OF another country, are British subjects -
What an absurd pretension! By the same
rule, if they had caught Old Hickory at New
Orleans, they might have hung him as a
rebel. If all Englishmen, Scotchmen and
Irishmen in this country and their children
born here, owe allegiance to the Queen, her
Majesty must have three or four millions OF
subjects ON this side of the water. She would
find the practical reclaiming of these sub
iects more difficult business than the war of
the Revolution
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We are under obligations to Mr.. James X. Hol-
brook near thdExchange, for the May Number of
Godey's Lady Book. II contains plates OF "Spring
Fashions for Ladies'" besides it, usual quantity Of
entertaining and instructive reading matter.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY ]. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to subscrsbers
,t SIX AND QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, PAYABLE
TO the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing 4a rear
in advance. \ z1.sa &
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is Issued every Fri.
day and msiled to Subscribers al 81 per annum.
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JUST received, fine assortment OF
T. cpantins House Desks, sserefsriss. he, which
~1 sp q as sea y" y Alex. MOTT { co.
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GEORGE J. SUMNER,

HAS now in store aud is daily receiving
L his spring supplies ef fEARTHENWARE Z and
CHINA, of his own importation, of the latest and
most approved patterns and shapes together with
rs and FANCY GOODS,
His stock will be found extensive and the prices
as lew any Northera re-packine house can Offer.
Merchants visiting this market will promote their
own interest by examination Of his stock before
making their purchases. s-
~ Special attention given to packing.
dSr,,
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NEW EMPORIUM.-FRANCIS A. r

IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store for
domestic manufacture, FRUITS, PRESERVES,
PICKLE, FIGS, RAISINS. TOYS, and every de-
scnption of articles usually kept in such estab-
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy to receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
EY- His assortment of Goods for Christmas pre-.
sents &c is complete. de 19
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

e The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
considerably that OF all the Daily papers Of
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GEORGE /. HERRING.-REMovAL'

~ The subscriber has taken the stand on Main st.
5 doors above the City Hotel for some years past
occupied by Mr.. John NJ Royal, where he will con-
tiune his GROCERY AND COMMISSION RUSf-
NESS lie has engaged the services Of Mr. ROYALL,
assistant in his business. and invites coniinu
sncs Of the patronage he has previously received
sipass ON Shockoe Hill. He also invites the friends
aud late customers of Mr. RoyALL to call upon
him and examine his stock, which viii be selected
with care, and of qualities to suit my old customers
and those ef the fate business of Mr., RoyALL My
best efforts shall be used to render entire satisfaction
To my patrons. GEO. l. HERRING.
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Mr. HERRING has made an arrangement
with me. by which he has engaged my services az
assistant in bis business and cordially recon-
mend him to my late customers and friends, hoping
they will extend 10 him the game patronage they
have previously ts They will find me at my old
stand, where l shall be pleased to see them. MY
particular attention will be given TO any orders they
may send
ap2J f - JOHN MI HOYALL.
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MRS. B. b. NORRIS CELEBRATED
U1 CEDAR TAR. for sale by Messs. DOVE 1
CO., Main street. has testimony than any ether
medicine Ia use for the of Pulmonary Diseases,
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles aud Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases ariang from i'm
pure blood.
" See pamphlets for fall testimony.
Price VI per bottle. or for S5 apNu
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I LIVERPOOL SALT.-Sundry brands of
II hne and coarse SALT. fer sale by *
NH l5--tS 6GHAEk. kOHLER T. co