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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-03
RICHMOND And OANY1LLE RAIL


T OPEN 70 NEWS FERRY-12O NILES
TyHE regular Passenger Train will run
u daily tSundays excsptea) between \ III.
MOND and NEWa FERRY.
Leave RIcHMOND ss O. siock, A. H., Tears ssop
80 minutes the Junction for Breakssti and arrive
It NEWS FERRY q II - r. d. ssi
Returning, arrive ct RICHMOND at 5l8 r u.
The Train will stop ~ passen gers ct the following
poiurs only. Manchester, IRobion's Coal-deid, To
mshswk, Powhatan, Msttosx, Chula, Amelia G. H.,
Wyanoke, JsBning1 Ordinary, Hsytoksh. Price'a
Meherrin, Keysvilfe, Dfaks's Branch, Mossine Ford
Roanoke, Clover, Scottsburs Boston, and News Fer.
~. =
Childrea over and under u years Of age. hall
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes 80 that one can be retained In
the oce; and it be expressly stated the psss
az they are permitted to 60 on the cars
Passengers for Lynchbure. Wythevile, Jonesbo-
.ro Knoxville and the Virginia Springs connecs
with South-side Railroad at Haytokah. aH
Through to White SuIpher Springs in two days
without night travel.
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ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.
4~ UNION STEAMSHIP CON
ssszfS PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA

sau84xA2&@ AN1-FOh A. VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
steamsr VIRGINIA, Captain David Teal; Steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND Capt Mitchell; Stesmef
Pennsylvania. Capt. z. Clifford
One OF these superior Steamers will leave Rich
moId, until further notice. every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to re-
ceve freight and passengers Returning, leave Phil.
sdelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
morning at 10 o'clock. s
These Steamers now in fine ORDER increased
accommodations for the comfort of passengers
been added, as also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care in prosctlnp
goods committed TO our charge, to receive an in.
crease of patronage N~ ~
EN0 transhipment by this line
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York, and found. 81 90
DO do Philadelphia and found, LIST
fasssge through to Philadelphia, not found, I'd
- o7pins a 90
PasssFs to City Point and Norfolk same as by he
River Boats. - - @'ie
EYr Passengers by this line can stop in Phi,ad.l
nhla two or three days, and then proceed to Nss
York by the same ticket - A'e"
Fl. E. FUTILE, Agent
j %o-Lt Rock
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A CARD.-The subscribers beg to re
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT-C OF HO YRS.
~ u
ONE DAY ONLY FROM RICHMOND TO THE

ONE DAY ONLY FROM RICHMOND TO THE
TO THE WHITE SULPHUR. .
TNHIS is the best route to all the Vir-
IL elnia Springs. because there will be less staging
and better stage roads than any other. A larger
THE CARS ARE NOW RUNNING l8 MILES WEST
OF STANTON,
and large force IL engaged in laying the rails rapid
ly towards the Springs. In few days another Sec
ton will be open.
large poreon of the Road being ballssted, Sc
cures to great extent EXEMPTION FROM DUST.
Fare in connection aoih stage Lans Of WM. p FavasA
Co. r. --'.
From RICHMOND a.r 3
70 White Sulphur. SO 90 To Warm SPRINGS 81 q
70 Sweet Sprngs.... 800 To Bath Alum. o.
To Healing. To Kockbridge ALUMNI OF
To Hot To Lexington ........6 50
Leave Richmond As A. M, dine at Staunton "a
P, NJ. to Roekbridgs or Bath Alum LIST day, I'd day
dine at Callahans old stand, reach White Sulphur
early in the evening.
Southern passengers will find it more convenient
TO connect In the morning train. They will always
find omnibus to take them free of charge, If they
20 direct from one Depot to the other -. ~
RETURNING, the stages will meet the csrs at the
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Commenced aoith Friday, third day of Aueust.
For the accommodation Of the way-sraval pas.
fenger train will be run in injection with freighL
leaving Richmond at A. M and arriving at 45
P. M. This train will take up and put down passen
at all the usuaI stopping pisces except Storr's
and they have the right to transfer themselves be.
tween this and the express mail train at any point
where they come in conn cotton. Going up tn Q mail
overtakes the freight at Junction, and coming down
at Beaver Dam. fa.-r
The express day mail cannot stop anywhere but al
regular Depots except Junction and Atiees
q. D. WHITCOMB, superint'dt
aug of Trsnsportater. Va c.. r
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z. g. WALL,
Superintendent South side r. R. Petersb'g.
CHA6. CAMPBELL,
sup't Kchm'd Danville E. r., Richmond
Ell GILL,
Sup't Va. l. Tennessee r. r.. Lynchburg
KENT, SUMMERsON CO.,
~ II ssIa W..
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DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was com

Ii mitted to the Jail of the City of Richmond. a.
a runaway, ON the 18th day Of juno, 1855, negro
man who calls himself SAM, and says hs IL the pro-
perty Of Sarah 81 Hendry, OF 9oochland county, VS..
ion, about 10 years of age, and had when commit
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
wool hat The owner of said negro 10 requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charge and take
him away he will be dealt With as the law d.
reefs jos STAhkE, u. D.,
~ 17-6W For Martin NJ Lipacnrnh AeIs't.
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EI

IhAOIOh Will euOdue pain and mnalsif
from the severest burns or scalds, In from @ .
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds vthM
scar; 1t effectually cures Fever Sores PLEA III
Rheum, Indammatory Rheumatism Cuts, Waaia
Bruises, Scsid Head. Corns and Bunious, ErrEs
Spfains, Sweliings, Feions, Chiibisins, Bus,db
scots, Swelled and Broken Breast, Bore hEs
Eruptions, and all other inismmstory and suslss
diseases, where the parts affected can be rasch,
This article il now put up in blue wrapp-n VI
new steel plate label, and signed BY Fl Daliy b
ker, and C.. y. Clickney Co., Propreton, to ne
against the numerous eounterfeits in nearly eve
store.
BENNETT h BEERS, Druggists, are the "a
authorized agents for the sale Of the genuine ~
style, and they furnish the trade at propristor,s
60. Retail price only Csc. boz. mn 26-dksa
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DAVID MOORE.
NEW RIVER SULPHUR SPRINGS


~ This beautiful Watering place, situated inme.
diatey Oh the bank of New River, in the county of
Giles IL rules below the point at which the river ia
croseed BY the Virginia aud Ten Railroad and
miles from the celebrated Sait Pond,o will be
opened the reception of visitors on the 18th of
the Virginia Sulphur Springs and in garded by per.
sons tho have tried it equal to any. New build
ings have been erected and the place fitted up with
view to ensure the greatest amount of comfort to
visitors The proprietor has made arrangements to
accommodate about 100 persons the present season.
and every exertion his part will be made to rem
der visiE S1reeable. From the Springs a view of
New River for considerable distance with its ma
jestic cl presented that Ia In gran
deqr and beauty by any scenery in the mountains.
To the lovers of hunting and fishing the attractions
are unequslled by any place in Virginia Our Plea
SAINTS and other game New River Catfish, Trout c.
are found IN the greatest abundance rear the
Springs Boats can be had at eli times for excul-
sons on the river, and couveyances for persons de
srous OF visiting the Salt Pond" the greatest
riosty in the mountains.
Passengers for the New River Sulphur Springs will
leave the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad at Chris
tansburg, where they will find Mr. John EchoPs
stage on Mondays and Thursday's by which they
will be enabled to reach the Springs early in the
evening ofthe day Of leaving Richmond or Peters
burg. The stage will stop at the Yellow Sulphur.
and continue on next day by BIackshurg Newport
&c. On Mondays and Thursday's the stage will
leave the Springs for Christiansburg in time to con-
meet with the Railroad. On Wednesdays and Sat.
nIdaY.a stage will run for the Springs to the selt
Pond" and will also convey passengers to Giles
Courthouse and connect with the lines to the White
and Red Sulphur ~
FARSI so Per day; So per week; and s25 D ar
month. 81 -
y Io-daclm WIN. EGGLEsroN
w Petersburg Express copy for one month and
Petersburg lntelligencer twice week for one month
and send bills to L. Masters, Amelia G. I'll
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E@HA NEW AND SPLENDID
STAGES-ThTough from Richmond Petersburg,
Baltimore, Warrington and Alexandra, to White
Sulphur and Sweet Springs in Il days. and Salt Sui
phur In days - lFs1
On and after the LIST day of July next we will run
daily line of four horse coaches from the terminus
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs with branch
to the Ail-Healng Springs) 5000 fs1.-g-.-
Passengers leaving Richmond in tbs morning train
OF cars will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next morning at
phur Springs early in the evening. -
Having all new, first class coaches, fresh teams
selected with great care and ating drivers
We feel assured extend to the travelling pub
lie such facilities for and comfort have never
before been offered secured on this line.
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
to any OF the above named SPRING. can be obtained
Of any of agents. who will always be found at the
Railroad depots of those places. ta
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times, when
desired HARTMAN l. BROWN, s
my % -.- ~. Proprietors
Rates Of Fare in connections nth the piyginia Central
Railroad, by Hartman md Broion's Stage line.
FROM RICHMOND
70 White Sulphur Springs. 90
70 deaIng sprlngs.. IS
70 ioL sPiIgs.-s 50
~ 81" Sprinks' 70
70 Datn Alum springs, ..............ss......7 90
TO kockbridge Alum Spripss.......... ....... 2 90
10 AexlngCon Is
Passengers are informed that we have reduced our
rates OF fare as stated shove, aud willing If any
one considers the fare unreasonable to reduce Il
public. HARTMAN b GROWN
Tvs Pronr;atnr.
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by o1oe r ur1ausoN rick.t AGENT

e. E. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
N B.-For the information of the public, It il
aeemed proper TO state that there is daily line of
Stages from the terminus OF the road via Dsnvlle to
Greensboro Passenger for Milton and Yanceyville
viii leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays, and
FRIDAYS.
ie 26 p ~ T1 x. r. FL.
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THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER.
d TEnN INar EIJEE gnvc ou,

Colds Consumption, de-, is the best ard ehsfa
Cough Syrup in America. Upwards of lo,O9aa
Ia Richmond. Mothers, attend to this; kssp t :
your houses, apply the antidote at the edh1sis
ment. Coughs and colds, the precursors ofcCnEs,
ton, will then be conquered. Rally TO the ssns
of health, and remember the
Star Spangled Banner that rules Ger the wave,
And Leonard's Cough Syrup, the lives has H's
Price-25c per bottle; bottles, one dolln' Az
Leonard's Dollar Cordial
To be had of l.. B. THOMAS, Brosd street. shSsr
Hill, and of all Druggists and dealers len.riiy l
Richmond and State of Virginia WholeHs
Messrs. PURcgLL. LXpD Co, % Main shesl "
THOMAS LEosARD. corner of 9th and BIosd sii's'
Richmond, Va ia
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l. subscriber respectfully announces to the public
that thi well known watering place having, since
the last season received extensive Improvements
and been put into thorough repair, was opened for
the reception of visitors on the goth inst. Every
effort will be made to present even more than the
ordinary Inducements of former years; and in this
connection the subscriber 10 gratihed state that
Mrs. FURPIN, who superin tended the domestic ar
Engagements at the same place few years since, and
whose efficient attention and lsdyliks department
szve universal satisfaction, has been re-epgaged,
and with a corps of servants, in selesting whom un-
usual been bestowed will offer her services
to the guests The strictsst attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements, to obvi-
ate every annoyance and promote In the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure of the visitors. A
band of skiful Musicians has been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other of amusement, will contribute to max
these Springs place of healthful and agreeable re-
axntlon.
Tue waters sulphur and chaly beate, and third
combining the properties of the other two which Is
also used In the bsth house. They offer an assem-.
blage of mild toncs and gentle alternatives, whose
beneficial effect has been signaily shown In hume.
instances, in which worn and de btated frames
have been submitted to thsir influence; and their eff
cheney, In the case of ladies' and children, has be
more conspicucusily marked.
The Huguenot Springs In Powhatan county,
on the, Railroad, about Ia miles above Richmond
from which place they accessible by the Rich.
mond ave Danville Railroad, which passes within sir
miles; line Of Omnibuses sent from the Springs
conveying visitors over that space.
FARE-Sl Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per month
Children over and under IL years of age, and ser
wants half price.
jsS0-u DAVID MOORE.
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nANVILLE REPUBLI CAN DAY

~ WILLIE REPUBLICAN,. esIl the S,.'- : :
Of the public to this most vsiusbls paper re- :
large and rspidly increasing circulation, ana 'as
gion Though which 1t ciroulates, make assr ,
Tor advertising not TO be surpassed BY any
ths State. 1t 10 found In the hands OF nesf{ XII
planter, merchant and mechsnic In the sooAt ~,
VTeinia and in North Carolina. IL BIDS sK ~ -.
the expiration of1855 10 be ahead OF sli eomge.,
1t 10 conducted upon the most liberal Priaeqla.
maintaining its own with irmnes fsfsol' =,
ing to subscribe will leave their names as' - q
wishing to advertise will leave than 81 ny -
whore they will be attended to with pIompn%'
EDGAR MACON. Ai,s+.
Metropolitsn n'a
N. BIO Country Papers wishing Ats0s -,
city, offer nv services. u '-a-~
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TT Ark from the tomb We ioVEI :. :

III AK from the tomb ye ioymI -
- What music strikes nv ear ''u wig
What notes are those of slyeIy .,u,a
Prociaimipg joy arouudl
1t IL an angel, sure,
From Heaven escap ID.
To bring us prscept pure;
To teach the sick, the lame. tbs Arn,
What tits Their ills will cure
Llst, while he speaks the name aloud
STIR not, that ali may hear:
Pobdrds Linimsnt. he cries, ia lust th.u
.s For ages has been sought; ' 'aai
nn gives relief and cures much quicker
Than Mustang, Arabian, Red Psuns, .,,,
Or the great remedy Arnics f'' 'ua aata
Tor sale by PURCELL, LADp L CO s.,
Seers, Adie h Gray. DuvAi L Norton " 'i,x
Z. >; Thomas, and Druggists generally tbr r. y
va
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Nj ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-Tbe
AVA subscriber, having recently purchased this
property. has entirely furnished he House. and is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat Is in the county Of Albemare about
ten miles above Charlottesville imm ediatey on the
Central Railroad and situated in gion OF country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being IN full view of the Blue Ridge untains
within 80 minutes ride of the great tunnel now coz.
structing through the mountain and equally eonve-
nient to the University of Virginia and Monticello
VIM. p. JARMAN, P M,
1e N-d0 Mediums River.
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/ ACKSON'S EXCELSIOK -

Mr.. r. III. JAcKsoN-Dsay SIR. ~, Jaly o. is
OF duty to those afflicted with dvsnpo.ed 10,
appetite, will state that am new - sat ~,
have been afflicted with the dy,,ss ysan "a !,
complaint for two years and triad s aai ~.
Souid ned, at last your Bitter, wsrs sly ''s.
zine fins msssIf a Aitst using your st.n
food with satisfaction ''n ssd snjss
Yours, respectfully, s.vr.
They may be found at L. ]. Pioot;, . aiiirs
NJ. Zschrisson's, Chaa. Millspa.,laa a sOasis,
beer'. and Alex. Duvals. Drueslrs, hosaas
III orders promptly attended 10 Asanoad h
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TyRUE TURF OTL-For III -:

KlE TURF OIL-For old Nm, !
\ every description, on Man or Bs.., ~.
spoonfui equal to an ounce OF any pr.s.rs,
Bruises and Sprains, Ulesrs and Fsllou, s,,... =,
Surns, Sore Legs and Chilblains, Fresh Gu W
the Nsils Inflamed Brsasts aIaudular Tn,aS,. s
Back, swelied Legs and Stiffness Of Jolpts
to colds. - i''D''' 1Pfn
Applied TO burns atlonce, it leaves NO ,s.,
Price 30 and 25 cents bottle
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nTSSOLUTION OF CO.PARlNEK-
Richmond, July s. 1855. POI q r.
WRIGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,
- 90 NJ SrREET


The Subscribers having bought cut the above busi-
ness, and leased the premises for term OF years,
will contin he the same in all its branches.
They promise to produce frstrate article of
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, 10. being deter
niued to use the best materials only. and respect-
fully soil cit the patronage of the friends and custo-
mers Of WRIGHT & BROS. and the pdblic gene
rally assuring them that NO effort on their part shall
be wanting, TO merit public support.
The business carried on BY the Subscribers, for Sc
veral years past No. East Main street, will be
continued a. heretofore, and while they solicit for
the old concern the farther support of thsir nnme
rous friends and customers they gratefully acknow
ledge and thanks for the liberal tavors hitherto
bestowed ON them. SIMPSON BAGNALL.
N. B. Orders from the country for Crackers, 30 {,
Addressed to eiSher store, will meet with prompt at
tention. 5&4 s r. O. b.
A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retuf
thanks to their friends and the public generally fol
the very liberal patronage borrowed upon the late
concern Of Wight Bro =, and take great pleasure
in recomm nding to their confidence and patronage
the new concern Of SIMPSON & BAGNALL
jyS-2m WRIGHT q bhOs.
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GEA BATHlNG.-CHESAPEAK

SEA sBATHlN9-CHE SAPEAKE
~ HALL, HAMPTON, VA, 10 situated within two
miles of Old Point Comfort, with which place hourly
communication il had by neat and commodous
Omnibus. of the most modern style; also by Boats
Backs, &c The Hall will be open for the reception
proprietor hopes to be able make comfortable and
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health or
pleasure. Many improvements have been added,
such as cottages for families play grounds for chill
dren, shade trees &c; indeed every thing that can
conduce to the comfort of the visitor.
For health and beauty of location this place il I'M
surpassed. There Is daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Rsltmara
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TyEN DOLLARS REWARD will

IL give tea dollars reward for the spprshen sion
and delivery Of Boy named HENRY, who left the
Bsrber's Shop under the St Charles ON Saturday,
and Ii now probably in the city Descriptiou--be.
tween IL and u years old feet 81 inchss high, mu
stto full head OF hair. land hsir Inclined to be rsd
had on q black Alpaca Sack brown Jeans Panta-
looms, no Hat when he left He was brought from
the county Of Amherst.
]. B. HARGRovE. Auctionesr,
10 az asy~,.sT 4ss.-ssS-s Nc. 8 Wall street..
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REMOVAL.-The Subscriber

Es& respectfully informs His friends and the
public generally that he has taken the
Z store No. 1873, corner of Main and 18th
streets, and - well known a. "Allsn's Arbour,"
where may be found large assortment of every ar
ticle in q Saddlery Establishment; all of which he
viii sell very low. JOSEPH II. COLQUfTT. 5
fe 2o-aH Agent.
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THE MUSIC STORE,
LOOK OUT FOR THE POP

LOUK OUT FOX THE POP.
"a LAR TREES. se eT
AA Around the Trees the Bees are hummins
And bid welcome to those who strive,
While at my Sign they're always running, =
But cannot get into the Hive. & So g...aG
must not forget my ext door Neishbor,
Who will give policy if you desire; --.
For we cannot live without some labor, = .-t
And this secures you against Fire.
Though at Watches. Clocks perplexing
IN at work, and thank you, too;
Yet sometimes they are really vexing,
But better that than nought to do.
Pizzinrs Store, near the Exchange Bank, is handy
As fine Store ever was seen;
So buy your friends the best of Candy,
Or cool yourselves with good Ice Cream.
And if my friend in Charlotte county
Should any work get me to do.
Send down your friends, l,ll thank your bounty)
And enquire for BAR-THO.LO-MEW..
I4. e. 14a + W.. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
= Watch Maker, Sign of the Beehive,
jy q ss-s.,gs+- 1873 Main street, corner Of lIth.
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DOVE L CO,
Sole Proprietors, Richmond. =,

RICHMOND, January l6lA
messrs. Dove q Color about seven ys.,
negro boy, Simon. bad or ulcer on the shin so,.,
one OF his legs; be had had the very best m.S,ss
vice, and the strictest attention from myself AR,
has been repeatedly poulticed and burnt viii uur,
at intervals, whist giving applying medicine ~
been kept on low diet, and also kept perfect, n.
with the limb elevated; sometimes ths prs ",
be as large az the palm ofa mans band snd stosr
no larger than half dime, and sven when il bss
tanned this small size would break out again \
came certainly discouraged about 1t, and ors y
while in your store, asked you what must h y
it; yeu gave me bottle of your Turf Oil, and u
using bottles (by the drection) 1t wss suanl
healed. Previous 20 the time Of using it, be hM 4
months from his work, but since, be hu p,r,
lost single day. will add that have s1p.ra
uselessly on his limb about two hundred and "a
dollars, and 1t gives me pleasure to ado to the rrl
you have, this testimonial of the virtues OF your nj
Oil. VERY respectfully, s.E.s HSLT,
A congratulated by permission from sI,dI 1
MS citv.l NH 5l-dk.s
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"M. WILDT, JEwELLER AND EEGRA-
Nv YER, No. 1873 Main street. I'd story resp ct-
u lily informs the public that he 10 ready to receive
orders for all kinds of Jewelry and Engravings.--
Also, work in Hair executed. Gold prepared for
the use of Dentiste. sra p dr.ae jy l6-lm :
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- urEs;-The thousands who A.. .. .w M
tsm from 11 soId s's st. .Sss 3, ss M
bowels, sprains, pain In the i'd. - u zoe xaa.
nursing ladies'. who have arue j, mnos 81 =, ,
the breast, will fnd immediate r.isa o. is,,''
J: HOSE q PAIN CURER, In bo.., BY ssas i
~ osna' nd TIL. medicine also oaoi.
" * DtVAL b. MORTON
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TURNING AND CARVING IVORY
sEA MAHUFACTORv
ITO FARMERS AND BRICKL1YERS

A-LIME.--Ieup prepared 10 furnish frssb bur
hell Lime IN any by applying at my Lime
Ma Ma ON the Csast cppodte the Tredsssrs iioa
IVA sIeet and easp bank, BIZ letter directed q
ne, care o. smith HArwood.s s...-.-.
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naHE undersigned have this day formed
Il copsrtnership for the purpose of writing up
Books fots hose who have regular clerk, prepar.
ing egai Instruments, and copying In all the various
branches. They consider themselves competent,
from experience Of many years. to give satsfac-
ton to all persons who may think proper to patron
ize them. ~
Office on Franklin street, between 9Th and 9Th sts,
in rear OF the residence of John NJ. Patton, ESQ.
p ur% ~ HUGH Fl. GODDIN,
i5lsse LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE.
May 29th, 1855. a my,S0-dSm