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DICKENS LITTLE FoLK-Redfed Is continuing
his publication of very acceptable stories for little
children. culled from Dickens novels. We have
now, "Olivcr and the Jew Fagin . FLORENCE Dom
bey' ami Little Paul" They are for sale by r.
II G., ARKEA "4f ''H
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--LATEST FROM KANsAs.-The proclamation of
November after stating the fact of there being an
armed force in the county of Douglass, which had
rescued prisoner from the sheriff, and which de-
fes the laws of the territory calls upon all well
support of the laws of their country and recurring
and commanding all officers, civil and military. aud
all other citizens of the territory, who shall be
found within the vicinity of these outrages to be
aiding and assisting, by all means in Their power
IN quelling this armed organization, and assisting
the said Sheriff and his deputies in re-capturng the
above named prisoner, and aiding and assisting
him In the execution of all legal processes in his
hands" ts is...5,-s s,.- - siQ = -
-Lueian j. Faustin, General of the I'd Brigade of
Kansas militia calls on his command to meet at
Leavensworth city on the list instant, armed and
equipped. 2, -
The following call, signed by :" Many Citizens
is also publIshcde 80
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Sailing of MissIsnarie.

BosTos Dec I2.-The following Missionaries
sent out by the Board OF Foreign Missions sailed
to day, IN the bark Sultan for Smyrna: Rev. Dan
lei Bliss and wife, of Ohio ! Rev. Henry Jessup, Of
Pa: Rev r. Trowbridge, of Michigan Rev. A.
Pollard and wife, of Mass; Miss Sarah West, of
New York, and Miss Mary Tcnney, of Hartford,
Conn. -
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Sailing of the Atlantic.
NEW YORK, Dee. 1.-The steamer Atlantic,
Capt. West, sailed hence to-day, for Liverpool,
with $460, 900 in specie. ,s-z ~
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TO .irns!, To Arms,

1t is expected that every lover of Law and Order,
WIN y. 1 raly at Leavenworth on Saturday December
Isl, ie'2 prepared to march at once to the scene
oireoeiiion; to put down the outlaws of Douglas
p persons and property. burning down houses. and
hing open hostility and resistance ts the laws.
rave ioreioiy rescued prisoner from the sheriff
The o one, come all The Laws must be executed
nnmhau M IL Is said are armed to the teeth and
hp; nape H one thousand men, Every man should
bring ~, i,le, ammunition, and it would be well to
be nrou mo OF three days provisions let the cali
do his duty A'o'y man to his post and
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Election I'm HInssachn AccI-

Bosros Dec. II.-A the municipal election in
Roxbury yesterday, John S. Sleeper, on the Liber
al Union ticket, elected Mayor by IS majority
over all other candidates. 81 *
In Charlcstown, Timothy Il, Sawyer, the Cit
gems candidate, was elected by plurality of $50
eotes. 5.zale Y,s as.sa
Last evening Lueins ID. Ashley. while attempt
ing to get aboard of the Waltham train after 1t had
started fell and had both legs cut of. He died soon
after the accident. He was brother to o. d..
Ashley President of the Board of BROKERS', and
young man highly respected by everye one that knew
| him s.sF 81 IL .5 s-..! ID s-fas.- .-.rs S e.
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kgronTk9zEOE.rAE n4sfATsr.1

REroRTEOurOHr 4iE p&SfATGnsN
49, - =. 8 -
sv,.a,sf,fs,.. Dee q nate The kenatt
AT to-day. aud after having appdlnIed adding
e,l,mitiees. adiourned ~ -
Ysnse.-The House to day continued ballottins
for Speaker
( n r. Bankss tAb3 Mass. -. -. ......s.s.6 =
WA Richardson, {Denf) III so. ........b
sssH w. Fmifer, {Whis) ia. !. ......u
8 Scattering = :. ~ -.....s. ..s....sl
The number necessary 10 an election being liz
there was no choice, and the House adjourned
Banks vote shows falling off of two, Richard.
sons an increase OF one and Fullcr's al increase
of nine. g ~ ss& - $3.50 "a
1t is believed that It Is tho intention of sonc Of
the members to move the adoption of a pleuralify
vote tomorrow, unless some new combination
should be adopted in conference tonight F1s
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: TAVERN AND STABLES FOR

TAVERN AND STAB LIE = FOR
USa RENT.-Thc subscriber intending to change
III his business ON the LIST of January next, offers
for rent his House and Lot in the town of Manches
ter kept by him for the last twenty years House
of Entertainment situated about 800 yards from the
Manchester station on the Richmond and Danville
Railroad, and within twenty minutes walk of the
principal depots and landings in the city of
The rooms large and comfortable, and the Sta bles
will accommodate 80 horses PresuIninS no one will
rent without viewing the premises, 1 invite those
wishing to rent to call early.
-.- BEVERLY USHER. Z
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MURDER-Thomas Rutherford, a young man
about 1S years old, murdered a man named Tayior
in Ashe county, n. c.. on Thursday week, by stab
bling him with a knife while in a seuffie. Taylor
died Ill ID hours, aud rutherford escaped to Vir-
ginia and has not been heard from
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hasLloAD TEiEGRApH.--The New York Cen
trs Railroad has introduced telegraph instrlments
ao inc principal ticket offices along its line. to be
aud benefit of the road So = = ee' 'enclce
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! LHE ihNAcGLArEc CONCEPTION .--Bishop BayIev
y lne isoinsn Cathoiie Diocese OF Nowarf. which
seaprsss the State q Now Jersey has appointed
month aiss a g se,sa,
isnse,daff Conception, which a pro,anirstnS ~
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W A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John l.
MeCubc. Of Hampton, Va. o,,

p HAMPTON, Va, Oct. 10. iseo.
Having had occasion TO BAgEE's ffsANn
Buffers in my family within the last two Yeas -
of dy spepsa and nervous headache can sa'eY
say have never used any remedy for these dis'its
ing nialadies with signal success IS this. hafe
ever carefully avoided recommending any Off 'sfl
Gus nostrums with which the country IL hooded, pf'
cause believe in majority Of cases, they 60 moo
tried under my immediate ohsery alton. aud produced
such beneficial resuta do not feel At liberty to VITA
hold my humble testimonial to their value ..r
Sold BY PURCELL. LADD / CO, and Dmts,s'
generally. ~ sss5s - ri sEeg ee%
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.15O Cent agucrre0typ
POWERS DUKE are still farnishins their rnr,oo-
ere WIN their never failing Daguerreotypes for 50 Ct.
with Amhrotypes or Glass Pictures, hermetraIiv
sealed between two glasses hut they are aim takr
their worid-renowned Flesh Tint Dagaerreotyn4.
which are too well known to the people Of yjrs;r,
aud which have received the highest praise both Far
their cheapness and durability. de ~
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tStsERE PEHALTf:--Jauek, a telegram c,e,, :.
herin, Prussia. accused of unIawiully reyeaiin,
ieiegfaphc intelligence for stock ebbi,ie pnr,sas
Wss iried aud convicted ON the 18th Of Neyemier
.;.s ~ to three years imprisonment, 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

MI 1890. CONvENTION.--CIIU
sion IN this city, will meet on Friday evening i4th
at half past seven O'clock in tie First Baptist
Church AT this meeting the subject az Chu,cb M,
&c including congregational singing win h. cans;Ss
ca. ~. lowell Mason and others are expected TO *
p,ess Iheir views on the subject. Ciergymen and IN
,;p, are especially invited to attend. The Corr
held IN ,hs ssnng % fsis evening Thmsday viii 10
O 4 n k kthkgall.;-le snl.: 5er -.Ie6
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" Board Of Trades Committee of Ar.
wDry Goods for the Million, for cas-.

~ Dry Goods for the Million for cash
only. - - ''''"
2cases Fast Color Prints at 81 cents- worth 10 eta
case at eta, suitable for coInfGrts,h nilts &c.
4 cases best Merrimack Prints, fast dlors
Ceases Bieachcd and Unbleached Cottons; cheapest
in the city. Is -,
go Ladies' Clocks, in MORE Antique Velvet ss,;o
Cloth and Meiino, of the latest styles which sr
selling at Is per cent. cheaper than they can bs
bought elsewhere.
Ladies' Dress Goods Of all kinds. So
Grape Shaws, in great variety. a-F 81
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, comprising the ne w,s,
- designs, at half price - : s z-FsF
bed and Negro Blankets; Linseys; Pulled Cloth Bed
Tick; with the usual assortment OF Dry Goods
Remember the place ia N. EZEKIEES
Cloak and Mantle Depot, rs. Main it,
nextto +. X. Whites Ladies, Shoe saloon.
de S--IH
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RACE AT NEW ORLEANs.-A race, three mile
heats, between the celebrated horses Lecompte
and Arrow, took place over the Metairie course
New Orleans Aheavy amount was bet by the
many friends of Lecompte, on their favorite horse
and heavy losses ensued. The following is the
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}of noment doing. Suf~64t $gs5odg q lmin] 9
for ordinary and desirable bids Receipe@ eht
sal ~; do. White $i95d zfln fott fnon1| ztirnoe6
cents and interest have been paid in some iE-
stances for superior lots The receipts Of the last
week by Railroads. Canal and River amounted to
72122 exceeding tiie receipts of the week previous
2Bg7 bnsals wlientlfr Aksreeate Ess 6y,735 In the
weekly stAtepent for that week lsix tle week and
ing December lat tho receipts Of Wheat BY tho canal
were accidentally omitted They snsbuited to 2Af60
bushela. - ss.s,ssz gaaass : essss
COflN.-Old and new soag5c., market dali Re-
GENTS last week 1919 bushels @'fs4
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~ RockbrIdge Vas Alum Pills for

+ ~ K0ckbrIdge Wal Alum Fills for the
cure of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, the Diseases Of
Females, and General Debility, prepared from the
Mass obtained by evaporation Of the Water at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
The Pills, possessing in concentrated form, all
the virtues of the celebrated Rockbrdge Alum Wa.
ter have been found singularly successful curing
the above Diseases and il neat and convenient me-
thod of securing its good results.
Price Sl.a0, Also ROCKBRIDGE ALUM MASS
for sale in any quantity, by .sH
BENNETT & BEERS Druggists
Sole Agents for the sale of the Rockbrdss Alum
Water, Pills and Mass Terms cash. no 50-lm
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LOST.


+ OST OR STOLEN, in or whilst coming
IL out of the Exchange Bank, or between the
Bank and Mr. Moore's hat store Broad street,
small black LEATHER POCKET BOOK, with the
gilt little worm containing s 100 in Virginia Bank
notes three + IS notes, the amount of the
others recollected bills and some other re-
ceipts and papers, There three names written in
aide Of the Pocket Book, which are somewhat de-
faced A reward of $40 will be paid for the return
of the Pocket Book and contents at this Office. So
de 1871 49, I.
r q : T-.On Tmcsday evening, on Broad
Ii street, a FUR TIPPET or PEWERElNE, lined
with purple Silk Any one finding it will receive
liberal reward by leaving the at DIR. Beales resi-
dence, on 9th street, the Bell House.
de f3-2ts '- 4'f'f -71 80. -ss.e
I OST-.Ycstersiny evening, ON Baker ST.
IL or between Baker street and Dock, small Lea
Their POCKET BOOK, containing 81 gold piece,
some small change, and my FREE PAPERS. Any
person finding the Pocket Book and Papers, and eav-
ing the with me, of st. Peter and Baker
streets, will receive reward or three dollars.
r., -ls.. JOSEPH COLES,
dc 13-1t* A free man Of color.
I OST.-On the evening of December 10th,
IL between Sd street and the Odd Fellows Hall, u
Lady's FUR Tibet OF CAPE. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving the same ut this office.
.. Tt.s,s = E ~
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10 Hnir Dye, Hair Dyed ohmser, Bar
ber has Hair Dye which Is instsutaneons and never
washes of We win advise all who dye to give John
son CALI as he warrants 10 gvo perfect Satisfaction
no charge. ss
Also to be had FLErcHER's HAIR ToSIc, an nisi-
ible remedy for ell the ills that the humaa hsf Is
heir 10. go
iorH STREET BETWEEN MvIs 4 CAsy STREETS
NM Is s5.ss ess.
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p EY AInbr0fypes for Christmas md New
YEARS PREsENTs--Nothing could be more accepla-
Bile to real friend than perfect likeness of oneself
Those who desire to make the most valuable and
most lasting of all keepsakes should call d. F. 81
MONS, and get one of his Amtrotypes or coloreo
photographs. These new styles of pictures are ad.
mired by all who see them. The Ambrotypes for
their durability aud the Photograph for its beautiful
lifelike tnts. @@s +s de 12-t,
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~ BatchelOr,s Hair Dye.--Thc Original,
BEST-Dever fades or fails to dye brown or black,
rne nature without the least injury to skin hair
Made and sold, or applied lin nine private rooms) a,
BATCHELORS old established Wig Factory, 2J5,
Broadway, New York. .s.ss -
For sale by BENNETT l. BEERS,
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WIN. d. MINORS, en- n. Lecompte. | 2 Z
Time-6:00--5:59-6:03 -.-.t
In the four mile race on the following day, LIE
compile and Arrow were expected to try it owe,
again. -.-1-. ...
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~ A. w. Osborne,s great Picture ssaHe
~, Main street, opposite the Exchanse abank, =
known 20 be the finest and largest DssueTean es.ss
lishment south Of the fofemac river. Citizens sac
strangers visiting the Fair shoad pay visit 10 hs
establishment where they may Obtain hksnesss' ~
every Known style Of the art from the ssnsesa e ts
largest size. The ladies will do well TO- CAL sne .o
al our assortment or beautiful Frasl She'll Paper
Machie Velvet and Morocco Cases seio!e PaIs asshs
lsewhere. ~ 3 e-r's- A. w. OSBORNE
oc % Gisn Of the American Flag
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UMark the improvements -.tteesos, 20 =.
tbs American shaving Saloon, IL harnishssx h',
accommodating place for tho reception o fea saa
Winfef Sisltors paintinf, Elildins, esrpefihs, -
He win ason have his place handsomely reasNess ~.
II han heretofore BEEN aud will continue 70 BE- .rs
resare Of the Oh, The niddis-sssa md NE yesnS ~
all who vast a asresahie ShHse. o. their Han -
iH sty3e unsurpassed BY any one WIN .prssy aas
Hoheo1 a. he polite mcloyses. CO. thea g hessa
ma rot clean, rioe skevp yeqp hsi II tses,ii
sfyIs, sSd the io6l Ho< Cold a. Sbssst Bsls ard
! yos xill COINS sNsy bsttsS ~ Wises, -
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--INPTDI. D0Htngef,s Grnndf Prixe a.,
CERT.-We are informed that the benssifnI y. On
richly encased SILVER PLATE, which sltr.ets5 Of
much attention ct the Mechsncs Institute 1. =, 20
given as premium to the gentleman brins;n." se
largesf number 0fiadies 10 the GRAND PRIyE ce ~,
CERT, to be held at METROPOLITAN Hs,,t..o, as,S VOC
DAY, Dec. nth at o'clock. 1t can now h. .ss,
the window Of Mr. Bartholomew Watch and ~, ID
elry establishments corner Of Mat, and -,
streets where it viii remain until the eyepina If nv
cohcef. - esEE4E fssa ft 3f tTtt de i2-;fs
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MAslrINsarslN. .I.kTTEs.

~, b,csiss for .spssker- IRE Natiesai Era on ihs
d,,,at oflBma.szsllIfoqssrs 10 srsans aties y.
Bm,4.om. - c,seisaatt- -.saddts dsssa n fae b.
sr,aary--71t rayJxnp,s mr. entrsfsined
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w Ladies, Preserve your Teeth, NV

~ Ladies', Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the egonizng toothache aud the horrors Of the dental
forceps, by the habiinsl use of DewDES's Dental
FLUID 1t prevents the fornaten Of tartar, remove.
RED and healthy condition. imparts whitepess to
the teeth, refreshing aromatic favor to the month
and breath, Is recommended by the principal densis
any preparation in use. For sale by Purcell, Lsdd
Co.; Bennett Beers Ade L Gray, and oil druggists
oe 6-d3u 4
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MAR lied.

4. ~ az aa4 MARRIGO. Fs& y
On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Moses D. Ho1c,
Mr.. HENRY BENSON, Of Charlottesville, to Mirs
MARYF., daughter Of the late 0ustavus Jarvis, de-
ceased, of this city. gsss4 ST
In Manchester, on the nth inst. by the Rev Jas.
A. Proctor, Mr.. HENRY h. HALL, of this city, To
Miss VIRGINIA. NJ. BAKER of Manchester st
:. 800 DIED,
At Morrstown, New Jersey, on the 10th instant,
BETTE MASON BURR daughter of the late Da.
vid J. Burr -1 -
The friends and acquantancea of the family are in-
vifed to attend her funeral from the United Presbytes
rim Church, on Tomorrow friday Morning, at IL
o'clock. .at asgse Eee7# frz Af@
Yesterday morning, 18th inst, of pneumonia, JOHN
CRALLE, former ly of Caroline county. sFt
The ue raj will take place at clock this evening"
from the Methodist Church ON Oregon Hill. The
friends and acquaintance requested to attend.
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nON'T THROW YOUR MONEY AVA

II This is to notify all that in wnnt of Clothing
or Furnishing Goods that at A. LEWIS they can
purchase heavy Over Coats at 50 so; superior quality
at S40$5; Business Goa at S3 so; Cashmere Pants
at 81 1922 so; superior qualities at $i Vests at
62lc.; Satin and Silk Vests at only So, worth 81 /;
Stocks at Sic; Silk Cravats at Soc; Linen Handker-
chiefs at SHE, worth Soc; Silk Handkerchief at
SHE, worth Soc; Good Shirts at 75c a$l; Socks at
10; Trunks Carpet bags and vaises, very cheap
Now is the time for bargains and them call
at TTsia .fe.l A. LEWIS, 50 Main street,
. -,agF. ',lass Opposite st. Charles Hotel,
= de IS ,s-5, ss ,.[,.4fs Sign of the Red Coat.
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81 -sSt lss3ssIss asss sss sesss - Aeas -
sssA sa1 j. 80 Ass.s sA.sssi ~ "a q sssssa a@s
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r Os T--Qn Tmcsday evsninx,, PA Br on,
FNGLIsH HISTORY.

IL Lectures on English History and Tragic Poetry,
illustrated by Shakespeare; by Henry Reed laeP
fessor in the University of Pennsylvania; *l-25
The Moral and Intellectual Diversity OF Races,
with particular reference to their respective inu-
ence i'll the civil and political history of mankind
from the French of Count A. de Gobineau--with
ailytical introduction and copious historical notes.
by II. Hetz - $50. - - - -, ),
Napoleon at st. Helena OF, Interesting Anecdotes
and Remarkable Conversations of the Emperor du
ring his captivity; by j. s.. c. Abbott; illustrated
$3.50. - "a, 81. p, .-tsE..z 5.s
a Childs History of the United States; by John
Bonner; 2yols; uniform with Dickens Childs Histo-
ry Of England .-t 30 5-,s
The Poetical Works of Augustine Dusannc; beau.
tifully printed and bound. s-...
The Philadelphia Housewife Family Receipt
Book; 75c ~ -',ti st' '-s'f 49, t'+
Miss Bunkleys Book-The Testimony of an Es-
capped Novice from the Ssternood of ST. Joseph, EN-
metsburg Maryland, the mother home OF the Sisters
of Charity in the United States. By Josephine M.
Bunkey; ST.. -
Cowper's Task--most beautifully illustrated and
bound for gift book. r.-.s..-., = II. s s.
The Eve OF ST Agnes by John Keats; illustrated in
the style of 'CampbelPs Pleasures of Hope" "Grays
Elegy," &c; $l.75. ;1tet
The Poetical Works of John Churchill edited by
Gifllan; cloth 81 full calf IS. -
Beautiful editions of the Bible and Prayer Book.
de 1875 JAMES WOODHOIJSE < co.
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LENDIDL ILLUS TRATED
- WORKS. FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT S-For
sale at MORRIS bookstore.
FLORRS DICTIONARY; by Mrs. Z. w. Writ, Of
I. Virginia; new edition. A magnificent work of
Art. =. s-..- a
THE REPUBLICAN, COURT; new revised edition,
with q portraits of distinguished women.
THE RHINE, and its Picturesque Scenery; illustra-
ted by Briket Foster. a beautiful hook
THE EVE OF ST. AGNES; by John Keats; beaut-
fully illustrated t.-. - -, .4-.at ~ =.
THE COURT ALBUM; a series of Portraits of the
Female Arisocracy of England.
THE LONDON KEEPSAkE for 1856; edited by
Miss Power. An elegant book. 5-.sa - -
COWPEKS TASK; printed ON tinted paper; elegant
~ bound in morocco antique. Richly Illustrated
by Briket Foster. - 81
GALLERY TO SHAKSPEARE'S DRAMATIC
WORKS, in outlines; invented and engraved by
Moritx Retzschll h 80 - ~
.DUGGANON'S POEMS; one of the richest speci-
mems of American Booknlaking yet issued.
THE GALLERY OF BYRON BEAUTIES.
THE WANERLY- GALLERY. 'e'#
Together with greatyariety of elegant editions of
standard authors; Juvenile Books, &c de 1876
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Manchester. Dec. ls-coGt&c2tA

-. VERY DESIRABLE DWEILIN1
a ON CORNER OF MAIN AND SIXTH SITS,
nA FOR RENT LEASE OR SALE.-That very
now occupied by DR.. A. Il. 8. Merritt, is for rent
lease or sale Possession given on LIST January 1858
Apply to GODDfN APPERSON.
do 10 = -
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~ Ncryous SmfIcrern...Hearn nd Trx II

EF Nervous SulIcrers..-Hear and Try III.
and Moarbyay: Gentlemen-Jt viii he ont tn nf NV
power te tell you in this certificate of all the good
have derived from the Of DIR. Hampton's Yegeta-
Bile Tlncture. For more than twelve months have
been in bad health, with what my doctors called
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and general arrangement
OF the whole nervous system. For weeks at q time I
was unable to leave my bed with serious pains in my
SIDE back and breast, with appetite and great de-
bihty After trying various re needless FROM which |
derived but little, if any benefit became much dis
spirited. At this time was advised by friend whv
bad been cured by the Tincture make trial Of i.
an happy / did soi for, after taking two or three
bottles. find myself restored to health.
My daughter, also who was broken down in health,
was restored by IT, Some of my eigbhoTs, have also
been cured aud others benefited BIZ its Ny de-
sire is to bear testimony Of the good have derived
cannot say too much in favor of this valuable ed-
cine express in this way all the suerngs tro,q
which have been relieved; but II those who are ST
hcted viii call on me win give them satisfactory
evidence of the healing and restorative power Of
iampton's Vegetable TinctWe. ise..
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~ Delicate Ladies' and children win please give il
atrial
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheuinstsn Liver Complaint, Scrofa'a
As female medicine IL il unrivallcd.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
4 Co. Richmond; by DIR. COOKE, Fredeneksbprs; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore and BY Druggists and stofs-
keepers everywhere.
~ 81 per bottle; G bottles for S. no 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

~ toned against rect living check the Bank of
Virginia for $6s.75, Gated Nov. 9th 1855, drawn by
Hubbard, Gardner L Carlton, tNo. f202. the same
having been lost by me- and payment thereof stopped
| at Bank. JAMES M. TALBOT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

MARKET GARD EN- FOR RENT OR
vi LEASE offer for rent lease Lot contain
ing ght acres Of land lying the Westham Plank
Road opposite the Reservoir, within quarter of
mile of the corporation line. The improvements
all new md ample, with excellent well of water,
in which Pump will be Fixed. The soil is rich and
well adapted to gardening, and the Lot ia being
enclosed with .paling fence. Its eontisuty to
the city elevated situation fertility of soil and ample,
convenient Recommendations render it of the most
desirable situations for horcuiturst in the vicinity
of Richmond. Apply to. -sf JOS. ALLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-13

n Rem0val...Dr. WapIns h..
his ONCE to two doors below Trinity Church Fses,ea
street, where he may he found at ali time.
absent on professional business. No S % not