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MUSIC AL.

FESliE subscriber has recently received large
q addiol 10 her former stock of NJ usira al
Instruments, and would invite ell intending to
purchase to call and examine them
serap;.incs, z1oIians and aEeIodrons
from the ceebrs ed mauul.ctory of Msssls Pres
colt x Brothers, Coucogd. y H., aud unsnrpass.
- !" s'1-la a &. IN. ~~~~~'-.~- ....I ,vrrfesH
These instruments are con fdently recommended
to the public and fully warranted--the makers in>
wiling comparison with those of any ether man
ufuctory in the Union.
y so, Agent for the Pianos manufactured by
Mcssfs. Bsardinan & Grey, Albany, and Messrs
\. lsdd &Cu Boston.
One second hand Moodcou of Princes manu-.
fscture for sale at Teduced price.
Second hand Pianos 10 Rent.
Ali COMMUNICATIONS promptly answered.
Rooms three doors north of Ensc pal Church
Oh wtsl sdo Of Ann Street MARY 4, AVER.
Keno>ha, Feb Is l9J5 5n,34
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
nd far. D.
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GREAT REDUCTION!

TETUE undersigned, viii sell Sbawls of various
n kinds, French Morjnos. Lyonese AIpaceaS.
ri De Lains, Wooden Cloths of all kinds and a
great variety of other goods at greatly reduced
prices until The LIST OF April next.
Feb s. % f.. W BTINN
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TROY STOVE STORE.
ID
Eswberry Filley s, Wiswell,
Nanyac!arers and Wholesale Dealers

5
Stoves, TIA, si,est-Yro.,, ond Co.rer-yyarc,
e31 Lfic ST., Chieago, Illinois. ear
a NSOLNCE to draiers and the public gem
"a orally, that they keep constantly On hand u
'sr,s assortment OF C0otjng, Heating. Pat!1r and
box @Lt0vcGy
tor he Wholesale Trad. or retail. az may be de-
<rej The House IL branch Of ibat Of NEW
BERRY, FiIIEY " Co., Troy, New York
"ho are manufactured and make all their Stoves
from the WY best Scotch ard american Pig Iron,
a"d are vL..srt~d 20 stand fire equal to any in
Af.rt-ca. ber F-t.vr.s SIZE u-w AMI of Ia" most
>lp,eEe1 A'41. 44.a ,;e ARE caaa,aLty adding TO
car variety number Of new patterns, we hltlet
ouu,.Fcs ,Hst We possess peculiar advantages ov>
&c most 81 he stoYe establishments here for the
suIp'y Of stoves 20 CIfy and Country Dealers
We manufacture, ana nave the right to vend.
a Northern Illinois, iowa aud Wisconsin, that
truly ce.s5fated Stove called Tho
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Legal Advertisements,
Chancery Sale.

kenOsha County Circuit Court.
Asa D. prague panant Zechariah Paddock
this Paddock his WIFE Francis Paddock, lillian Paddock
and Wellington Persons Defendants.
IN Pursuance and by virtue Of final order and decree
Foreclosure and sale entitled
and by the said the seventh kay
VI Lord thoussnn eight hundred
Term of the said held Court House in
the city and county Of enesa y and leore the Hon.
f. DooLTTLE Judge Of the said court
and Public Auction FendEe highest
Ger therefor according 20 the provisions of tn.
made and provided from
House in the said city ard county Saturday
the thTtieth eth day Of June witt A. D. 1856
tween the hours OF twelve aud o'clock the
Of that day piece
let of Land reaf estate TO wits
ALL Of that certain piece. parcel Land lying
ing m the town Of Salem county Of enosa
eousn and de- eed follows Being sixty of the
west sde " Tie quarter Of eleven
IL in township Number north range hunter
y 20 the said parcel he sixty rods lido
dred and sixty RODS long Dated heHns.a May TO- 1855
Il. T. sCaoFF JOSEPH l. EftLE,
Compt's Solr. 6wfS Shsrif II Kenoska County.
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CORN MEAL.

A Coed article OF well ground orr Mesl.con>
- as.ly OH hand and fer sal. AZ the kenosha
MILLS, WATSON & G0SEIN
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j. Wales BAKERY.

by new arrangement, the subscriber is pre-
- pared to supply the citizens with Bread
CHEAPER THeAN EVER.
As baking is our exclusive business, we intend
10 keep en- hand or make to order, everything in
the business, good and cheap as any establish
Gient this side Of Lake Michigan.
YEAST,
That works quick, can be had every morning I'M.
I'll o'clock.
We shall have a good variety Of cake toys for
Christmas presents.
Our customers will find IT to their advantage as
we'll ss ours, to bring baskets when practicable.
JOSEPH VALE.
BRICK BAKERY, MAIN ST.
Kenesha Dec. 10, 1854.
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LYMAN g. CAGES

( S%iA S-E-SS
AT large outlay, we have laid in for the Win
! ter trade. The largest aud tie most desrab!e
stock ii has ever been our pleasure profit to ex-
! hibit.
! urFOR TIE LADIES, we have as good
styles of French Kid Slips aud Dress Caters, as
can BE- foundin New York or Boston, and an I'M.
usually large supply. of heavy so!ed Lace Boots,
Walking Shoes, etc, OF ordinary and Extra Sizes.
Misses and Chidreas Lqce Boots Jenn,
Llnds, eta great variety. Gents French Calf
zip and thick Boots; Boys do Oar manulactur
ny department is constantly improving, and we
are now turning out as good Cg:SfGgn WORK
AID selling as lov at WHOLE SALE OR
Retail amy Shoe House in the State 70
all Consumers Of Leather, We offer it at the low
est Market Prices.
Chocc Buenos Ayres and Slaughter Sold
Leather, Choice French and american CAT
and Kip Skias.
Choice Oak anI Hemock Upper Leather
Black and Bronze Morocco Fancy Innings. LaSts
Boot Trees, Thread, Pegs, Nails, Shoe Makers
ZOOS aud KIT Of all kinds, Piaatcring Hair. and
other. articles Couueotcd 9TH tho bus.m.as, go
numerous to mention.
CASH Fer Hides, Skins and peits.
Heartily DO we congratulate the Farmers and
Arlizans Of this young aud thriving State for the
abuudaul harvest and rcmGncratng prices Of this
hyear and would respectfully suggest that no bet
Ter investment of The surplus profits can be made
than in improving their Understandings VI eur es :
Enlistment.
Or motto is unchanged.
QuleIk Sales--S mali Pr0fiis--HeaIy Pay.
+. ". LYMAN, FRED GAGE.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,

Wisdom Shall ..o ~ . =. sd ..ie great OF the eartt
Never coud III. De SAID truth apple.
30 this remedy fer affections Of the rrst and Luns TIE
.ited learning and Yog.r 2nxuow ic its supryacy v
miaded amos those Skilled $40 free ~
dis eHpcrs which have lErd their Those Of
T..htv o. their suffering &c low Ii e..
b,iiae Porte -
legation Of the [. $. A. Cons an tiuorIe Turkey.
Dr. J. e. ArsG Dear sir: The Cherry Pectorsl
froin yo for Tie has Aeen delivered to hs private
tle palace alb you viii hear framit
That we're SO kind saa has icon gwen to
iT!e"df who Ven many ca5rs found teSeee nay u.el
Minister Pieaipotcn;iary OF the [. 81 to Turkey.
Curacna. March s. 1852.
Dr. II yorr Cherry Pect"r4i. daily
ticr and satisfied remedy which must lneveiy
{. .JAcxnEER. ND.
Resident Court PL yscian.
Among eminent Editors who testify their personal
pcriraee KNOWLEDGE Of the anderfl and Immense
sefue u the Cherry Peetot"l IN their sections nay
L.Ia':or, Christian Advoe.te Knoxville Tenn.
j. s. Dutsofl. American irtsSy fFiat, GTeCuNlie,
Harvey Ackennev Ga; Stat. GAzette Burlington; Iowa
$. Cobb Cara .ian freeman. Boston Mass. GhHsetts
Wm H. Jacobs Christian Chronicle, Philadepi ia Penn.
Hon. JoAn nen5hworth. II. C.. Democrat Chicago; H.
Rev. { o. Reese, Methodist atestent Baltmore
" II. Wisbsman; Christ ian Advocate, Charleston
Geo D. PIeuliss, Louisville. ~.
=. Ii. t;ar.'ett Go. .E;epa}liian. Hartford Corn.
Chadd;ek is'rry, i'n Of Peace, Lebanon, Tenn.
u. liannGn. itenocrat, y l,e9town. Ia.
= right y isfen, z ai';e Farmer Chira,o H.
Tee snt .men are mt Only certified 70 bes' statements
letters 70 lie cTec, ia ty have found preparations
artc Of greai PAIL uliii'y.
elYr nsne will uri my American AnshS gratis, to all
WHO @ for H. wherein are fG part End ind spu'a able
Prepared ~ AVER Pr,ctlcsl ytical Chemist
S's N hsno'9 M GaGise y P PSdS
And all otter Druggists erJ where. 3m.7
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CORN Cult1vator3.

nave also Oh hand 81 The T. g:e FJuudi :, su-
perioT Sell Tooth Corn CuAiUa;0rS, which ol>
Ter 30 the Ftrm-Es OF this REGION, The best ia
March, 1855 39u ]. DAViE~.
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PENSION LANDS!
ETNA INSURANCE co.
Increase Cash apltni to 5000. 900,

Increase Cash apItai to $4,000, 900.
I B HAVE the pleasure OF informing the dealer.
- VITA this Company and the public generally
that IN view OF the vast increase Of business dnr
ing the past Year. it, cash capital has b.an in
creased to $4,000 o. This torelher with H..
large Surplus always kept on hand in cash md
'he enormous receipts fpremiums on it's regnI.r
ana established business affords its policy holders
an indemnity mnch greater than any oth.r in.
snran"e Company in America.
ne business OF this company is conducted on
lar and liberal principals and ITS losses re- aIwav
promptly paid in cash, The UNDERSIGNED in e1'
tering upon The twelfth yenr ofhis agency for Ibis
company III this city and vicinity. beps to couutat
uIate It's dealers upon It's remarkable success and
the npo'tuntincfease Of its capital and business
which together with the manner in which It's bu
sln"ss Is conducted. places it basis beyond The
reach OF any contingency short Of a simultaneous
cohiiagratlon OF the country.
All applications for insurance or Information IN
reference thereto, will be attended to with The
same punctuailty as heretofore. Rates as low as
any otnet responsible office.
kenosha, Feb. Is, 80. l.. G.. MERRILL.
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CEEAxCERY SALE.

KE%oSnA COUNTY CIRCUIT CGURT-in Chancerv
Richard + Morton, administrator of estate Of
sheldon deceased, omQlaindAt,
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Correspondence of the Dispatch,

1he Laquor LaU-Trou6le in Church-Pa-
rodts C0ncert-Mayor Wood, DC --
New YoRK, Sept. 4, 1855
reaction ia coming over the authorities In the
matter OF prosecuting the liquor law Violations
dhis morning the proprietors of the Astor House.
Messrs. Coleman Stetson, were arrest ed and held
to ball on the charge of violating the liquor law.
Trouble has been brewing for some time past
between the trustees and congregation of the Still
well Methodist Church. In First street. between 1st
and "a avenues growing out OF some dispute 10
relation TO the management of temporalities
The minister, Rev Mr.. Thompson, on Sunday.
read notice from the pulpit, calling meeting of
the church trustees. A Mr. Brown, one of the op.
ositon, rose to bis feet and In loud voice PROTEST.
ed against the legality of the call thereupon Il
ministerial party caused his arrest He was taken
to the station house, but, soon after, liberated
In the evening the Minister again attempted to
read the notice, but Brown again interfered and
was again arrested. He was locked up In iai all
night, and was brought before the Mayor yesterday
to make bis statement He was accompanied by
a number of friends
The net proceeds of the Parod concert for the
relief OF the yellow fever sufferers at Norfolk (de
ductiDg expenses) was S743 ...
The Controllers Report laid before the Common
Council last night states the expenses of the city
government Tor the year ending June Both, at up.
wards of five millions of dollars.
Mayor Wood sent message to the Common
Council last evening, taking them rather sharply to
task for neglecting to act upon sundry suggestions,
looking to city reform, advanced in his message on
the 1lth of January last Some of the city mar
kets, he says, are la condition but little better
than public nuisance
The semi annual report of Mr.. Matsell, chief of
police, shows that from January to June 30, the
arrests for all offences by the patrol police num-
There are l07 men OF all grades in the police de.
partment.
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unteer Physician. DC.
m. LEXINGTON, Va, Sept All.
me American party held q meeting yesterday
o,senins, 10 the Court House, for the purpose OF
ssung delegates to repr esent the county OF Rock.
ol'oge IN the Convention that meets In Lynchbure
on the 18th inst
me contributions for the aid of the sufferers IN
Nv.IoA and Portsmouth have amounted to-so far
IRON citizens 10 the town of L exington, S33s 25
t'e Va Military institute, $3.50; Rockbrdse &c Lodge
r., $50, expects to get 500; the Rock
TTrioge Alum Springs, 500; in all about s74l 25 =
Tue. subscription will, no doubt, amount to $1,000,
from the whole county of Rockbridee.
..- pt- Graham OF this place, intends going to Nor
Ioix 70 nurse the sick He Is a noble hearted phil
an'nropiss, and will soothe the pillow of suffering
c1lms 10 Norfolk. He has hsd come experiet u
,ne treatment of yellow fever 10 Charleston s. C
pa VIII only &C. at first In the capacity of nurse TIL
ne r becomes better acquainted with the disease.
mere is hue and cry for the Dispatch up here,
aho IL hcannot be borrowed for love nor money.
F. a.
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New EsTABLIsHmENT.-JoHN jon

NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-JOHN JoHNsOr
lately of the American Shaving Saloon, has take u
the house next door to DR.. POWELL on 10th street,
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business, where all who de.
sire easy and pleasant shave, will find him
tofore, ever ready to please his customers
His superior style Of Hair Cutting is proverbial,
and he s sure he please the most fastdious. HI
will ontinue to manufacture the celebrated hair re-
stor ative and tonic which, with other popular pre-.
parations and dyes, together with the delightful
shampoon bath, will make his shop, he hopes, til Q
resort of ali who desire to be waited upon in his line
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

SECESSION FROM THE MASONIC ORDER Holland
Lodge, No s, of the State of New York, has
published circular through their Committee com
planning of grievances suffered through the action
OF the Grand Lodge OF the United States. They
further say they will adhere to the ancient land.
marks OF the Order, and declare themselves free
aud Independent, Inviting other Lodges to join
them la the movement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-06

WHEAT CRoP IN CALIFoRsIA.-A letter In the
N. Y. Journal of Commerce, dated Aug l, says
New wheat begins to appear in our market The
quality thus far 10 very inferior. Smut and rust
have done their work, and destroyed totally the
prospects of many farmers, though 10 the sggre.
gste we think our own domestic crop fair ave-
age, and that 1t win be ample for our home
wants"
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FACTORY DESTROYED BY FIRE.- On Friday night,
Whites factory, In North FairhaveD, Mass, was
destroyed By fire Itwas occupied as cotton
and wickipg factory, and furnished employment
to about sixty persons, who thus thrown out f
employment. The building and machinery are a
total loss. The estimated ioss is between 1922 600
and S23 000 Partially insured. The factory was
owned by Messrs s Thomas 81 Co., OF New Bed
ford, Mass.
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ALLEGED MAIL RoBBER ARRESTED On the
29.h inst young msn named Deiancey, wss sr
rested at Albany Y. charged with robbiup th Z
Post office. Keys which would open twenty letter
boxes were found 10 his pocket.
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~ FOR RENT.-On 25th street, in the
III nsighborhood Of Leigh rect Bsptis, Church,
ctpr,h He'll the remaining newly erected and well
.rp,sd Brick Tenement adj Dining the residence of
n, D B. Brideford containing six rooms with pis
,.ss. po,ches, psntrys, closets, &c. Garden at
,ssbe3 6ud a well Of excellent water on adjacent
j5t PIice per annum $3.50. Apply 10
JAS. NJ. CARTER,
n4-ts l4th at opposite Post Offise.
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FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CANADA fugitive slave
C. W., on Friday evening last. About 10 O'Clock, a
large mob of colored people collected about house
In q section OF the town knewn Colored Village,
in which it was reported there were two colored
women, who had come from this side to entice back
a colored grl who bad escaped from her master. 1t
seems a reward of S1 zoo had been offered for the
capture of the girl, and hence the excitement The
two coored strangers were arrested by the consts-
biea and lockedup The of the rioters will come
before the next court to be held at Nisgsra.-Bfa-
10 Com. Adu
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SPECIAL NOTIoE.-A learned WrIter,Den
dy says: "Drydep to his brilliant visions of
poesY ate raw flesh and Mrs Radcliffe adopted the
same plan Green tea and coffee, If we do sleep. in
rest and pleasing dreams, swalowed horse tonoue
after supper. Indigestion and that condition whIch
is termed weak irritable stomach, constitute a
most fruitful source of visions. The immediate or
direct iofiuencs repetition. in totally altering the
sensations and disposition in waking moments. is g
proof of its power to dersnge the circulation of the
troubled with Indigestion, may surely get relief
from Hoofsnd's German Bitter" !" sold exclusively
in this country by DIR. C. M Jackson, 100 Arch ST..
Philadelphis, and by his agents.
Agents for this city-Mlsns. PURCELL, LADD L
Co., and BENNETT BERAs, Druggists.
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REMoVAL.-J. LUXFORD begs to iD.

Toe e,t ma customers that he intends removing to
sh,,, ~ ot Grace and 9th streets by the 9Th inst
buas.. ssIs s o1 ts ne and
ROW o..a.nI The Furniture Store and DIV ellins
ALsn ss BY L. Rent ESQ.
AID II .oh kENT-The adjoining Grccsry Store,
Rent sisS 'ea his entire stock In trade for sae.-
TIE saty r. Ho stsnos for business more desirable D
@sl sas above. ~ l5-l
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Forty MILE HoasE RACE --1he Jerseyville NID
Prairie State says that horse race, from Jersey
vile to Alton and return. will come of on Monday.
The l0 day of September next, for purse o.
sf0O. between two horses owned in that town.
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INCIDENTS OF THE LATE RAILROAD CArAsrRo.
rHE.-The loss OF property to the Camden and
Amboy railroad by the late accident Is estimated
at $l2,OO only, the cars being all old ones The
New York Times says:
The heroic conduct of Mrs Gillespie of Missjs.
sippi, whose husband died on Friday, is spoken
oi by all. IL l. somexhat singular coipcidence
that the left leg of herself and husband were boh
amputated, and both at the same place-iust above
she Knee. Chioroorm was administered to her
whlle her leg was being amputated. She bore the
operation with almost superhuman forti.ude. She
even apologiZed to the surgeon for what she term
her weakness" In groaning family. At the first
touch OF The knife, jet of blood shot up 10 the
face OF the operating surgeon for tn she ais
apologizsd, and regretted the trouble which she
was causog. When the limb was severed she
said, Il hope they will be able to bear this ad
news at home" and then requested Ut the sur
geon did mol desire to keepit for any purpose>
| nat her ampuiated limb might be buried toaether
with the limb Of her husband.
One OF the sufferers 'ys that as he lay beneath
| the ruins psrched with heat, 'hot liquid" came
| pouring down within reach of his mouth and he
sippsd itup eagerly. His physician has not vet
deemed 1t advisable to inform him that The shot
| liquid" which he drank the blood of one of h Ia
| feiiow passengers. who was lying above him dead
crushed almost 10 a jelly
Mr. Davis OF Ma c: ez, applied to the Coro-
ner on Monday for the etfacts of Mr. III ward. Hi
power 10 claim them wss vouched for by well
known firm 10 Phitadelphi. They were deliv sred
| 10 him, he giving bond TO the Coroner Ia sur
double their estimated valae for their safe deliy.
cry.
The Railroad Company very munifcent In
| their ou,lsys tor the of the sufferers Any.
thiog deemed necessary for their comfort and or.
dered by the attending physicians In at once sup-
| piled
meeting of the Old Fellows of Burlington
wss summoned On Msnday night, to organic ipts
parties. the better-to assist the wounded, wht
| were all doiny we'll
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COOP MEDIcINEs.-It is estimated that
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND CA1HAR-
TIC PILLS have done more to promote the public
question that the Cherry Psctors hiss by its thou.
sand on Thousand cures of Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
Group, influenza, Bronchitis, &c very much reduc-
eases in this country The Pills are good a. Pee
toral. and will cure more complaints
blood o% Z. i@pupises P1r.e tie sowsi. yer
and the whole viscersi system from obstructions-
Purge the diseases which fasten the body. to
wor1 its decay But for diseases We should die on's
of old age. Take antidotos early and thrust 1t from
the system, before it Is yet too strong to yield
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease not only hie IL
is weak, but when it ha. taken q stl ons hold Read
he astounding statements of thoae who have been
cured by them from dreadful Scrofula, op,y Ui-
sia Internal Pains. Bilious Complaints Hssfrbu n
Headache, Gont, and many less dangerous but still
threatening aiiment. such q. PimPlss on the Face
eulsrites, Dizz,nessi the Head, Colds fevers Dys
entery, and pde1d every variety of complaints for
which purgative remedy 10 required
These random statements, but are suthenti-
Gated BY your own neishbors and your own pby'i-
cans. aks
hem.
Price Is cents per box-5 boxes for o.:
Dr. e.
sold BY PURCELL, LADD 4 co, whols:ale and
retail, Rishmond, Va On 5o-eod&w2m
PuRE AND UsADULrERArED ARTICLES,
carefully selected alone enter into the composition
of Stabler's Good Medicines. 1his With the careful
aud scientific manner in whish they are compounded,
is doubtless the great Of the pled sue
cess which STA BLER,S ANODYNE CHERRY EX-
PECfokANT has bad In the remsdying Of such dis-
cases az Coushs Cods Sore Throat. Asthms. Croap,
&c. The DIARRHEA CoRDIAL also has been
successfut In those painful and die
eases Of the bowels which sometimes prove fatal.
They ara both used and highly recommended By Q
large nambeI Of physicians and ether. Of the
standing and have proved fully worthy Of their
eomiums You are advised to mako trial Of these ar
tclea should you need their aid. and mark their
ben eicial effects.
See descriptive pamphlets. 10 b had gratis Of the
agents.
Priss OF sssh oaly 50 cents Per bottle, or sz bot.
| ties Tor o2.5o.
T. III. sTABLEA 4 co. ProPuietorss
Wboisssls Droasists bsitimore.
PURCELL LApp + CO. DsuegistA
| - Whoisssis Agents. Richmond,
And hy Dussists and Merchants ssnsIel.y ssnv"SsA'
cut Virsinis. ~ N-eb>lN
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June Goth, 1855.

VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-A dispatch from Boston
says that partia returns from Vermont Indicate the
euccess of the fusion anti Nebraska ticket Royce
is undoubtedly reelected Governor.