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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-06-20
BOOKS

DOOhC
Which seiW he Sent Free of Pos.
tdge on Receipt ofthe Price.
The Matricide's Daughter, 25
The Scout Of the Silver Pond. e5
tieleiie; or the Children of love; 25
Fearless Fred; e5
David Watson; p5
Altar Gull, 25
Paul Clitfords 25
Josephine; p5
Eva May, e5
Eugene, or the Soldiers Bride 2E
Grace Welden, or Frederick, the Bon
net Girl, 25
The Belle OF the Bowerv, 25
The White Wolf, or the Scarlet
brotherhood, 25
Paul Jones, Or tic Son Of the Sea, p5
Captain Hawke, 25
Rayensdale, or the Fatal Duel; 25
Ellen DE We're, 25
The Pirate Chief, 25
Progress and Prejudice, so
DIR. Valentines Comic Lectures, SO
Amy Lawrence, SO
Stanheld Hall, vols, SO cts each.
Harry Beuham, SO
Rosa Woodville, so
Domby and Daughter, 25
Garnelle, or the Rover's Oath, 25
Jim Bunt, 25
Olph, or the Pirate Of the Shoals, 25
The Adventures of Tom Stapleton, 25
New York in Slices, 25
The Star of the Fallen, 25
Fifteen Minutes around New York, 20
The Dancing Feather, 25
Paul Deverel, 25
The Life and Adventures Of Dick
Clinton, 20
| Ellen Grant, 25
Clarence Bolton, 20
The Maid Of Watausa, 25
| The Rival Brothers, 25
Address, II. s. BAILEY,
Ledger Office,
Lancaster, S.
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THE AMERICANS FRIEND !?
HOLLOwAY'S PILLS.

To We CHI-enS pJ the Urited SidteS.
most humbly and sincerely thank yGr, for
the immense patronage You have bestowed upon
my Pills. take this opportunity of statrg that
my Ancestors were all American Citizens, and
that entertain for all that concerns Amcrica
and Americans, the most lively sympathics, so
much SO, that originally compounded nay Pills
expressly to suit your climate, habits, constitu-
tons, and manner of living, intending to cstab-
lish myself among you, which have now done
by taking premises in New York
3S, Corner of 14an and Ndssau-!St. " y
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TALES FOR THE MARINES,

BY Lieutenant II. A. Wise, $. NJ, author Of
"Gringos," etc.
A spirited and graphic account OF asrnise
in one Of our national vessels, IN hich the
hero, young midshipman, eucountersa Sc
ries Of Surprising ad' entures. The publish
ers rreommend this, as b, fir, the most in
tere< Sing book Of It's class The Sivacity
md never falling good humor that sparkle
an every page, will render Il a most f.scina-
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New Hamhshire u. 8 Senator

Concord, N. H., June l4-The Sen
ate have elected James Bell, U. S. Scna-
tor for the long, and John Z. Hale for the
short term.
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Corn! Corn!

WTANTED to purchase, a small quantity
w Of corn for which a>good price will
be paid in cash. Apply at this office.
May 80. I6 If
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SAVE MONEY.
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT, ONE
AND ALL.
TO MERCHANTS PLANTERS AND
OTHERS.

E E AVlNG become permanently Iocas
-MA IL ted in Charleston, l am prepared
to do anything in the line of general
agency and Commission business entrusS
ted to me. intend giving the greater
portion of my time to the filing of coun-
try orders for Groceries, Provisions, Dry
Goods, Hardware, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit, Liquors,
Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, or any
thing else that can be obtained either in
this or Northern Markets, and through
the arrangements that have made with
the leading Houses, dealing in the above
articles, shall be able TO make purchases
on better terms than the Merchants or
Planters themselves could, thzreby not
only saving them the difference in the
price of the article, but also the necessary
exorbitant expense Of time and trouble at
tending visit to this city. / will also
personally attend to the selecting, pack
ing, marking, and shipment of goods, so
as to avoid all mistakes, and damages
which generally arise from want Of a lit
| tie attention.
In addition to the above, Iwill also az
tend to the disposal Of any produce that
may be shipped to me- Any persons de-
sirous of making shipments Of produce Of
any kind, had better write to me, and
will give them every information rs re.
CARDS the Markets, manner Of packing,
and how to ship them. From my long
experience in general mercantile bust
siness, think can give perfect satisfac-
ton TO all, and suit the most fastidious
taste in my selections. me a trial
is all ask. For my services l shall re-
quire a small commission. not exceeding
ten per cent, according TO the nature Of
DAVID M. GAZLAY.
Office up Stairs, 225 King ST., Charleston
March s. '4s. 4 IT,
Abner ). Thompson, In Eqaity, Lancaster
VS., BIN for Partition of Lad
Daniel N. TlIInsn. 4 and account.
wife, Eliza, a others.
Il appearing TO my satisfaction that Williepa
Thompson, Dudley n. Stewman and wife, EmiS
w. and William Tiilman, Defendants, IN above
case, reside without the limits of this State. Il
Is ordered, on motion Of Moore, sol'r for COM
plainant, that the said Defendants, William
Thompson, Dudley N. Stc&man and vide, E9fs
", and Wiilism Tillman, do answer. plead ef de-
niar, 20 the bin IN above caSe. % of befefe ne
| .4th Jdne, 1896, other8lsE fa.iQaenf pro cohs
fesso win be ordered sehipst Al Of thspl
,. II. WITHEReP00N, g q. % 3
March g. 'bs. Prs fsef1 % P,H
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FULL SETTS OF TEETH
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
To all persons afflicted with Sexual disease,
such at Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Con.
orrhGa, Gleet, Syphilis, &c, &c.
The Howard Association of Philadelphia i'm
view of the awful destruction of human life and
health, caused by Sexual diseases, and the de-
ceptions which are practised upon the unfortr-
nate victims of such diseases by Qaucks, have
directed their consulting Sergeon, as charita-
bls act worthy Of their name, to give medical
advice gratis to all persons thus afflicted, (nale
or female,) who apply by letter, (post paid, }
with n description of their condition, (age,
occupation, habits of life, &c. and in cases of
extreme poverty and suffering to furnish med
icines free of charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent In.
stitution, established by special endowment, for
the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Virulent and Epidemic diseases" and its
funds can be used for no other purpose 1t has
now a surplus Of means which the Directors
have voted to advertise the above notice. Ii is
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill of the age.
Address, (postpaid,) Dr. Geo. +. Calhoun,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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q SrutifHl Diurrtisrmrat far GbilnrrH

Fig. 1: - The Cottage where Fanny
hved.@2, Family with her Kitten
.. Fanny selling Matches. Fanny
feeding her Chickens. - 8. Fanny a
Flower Girl.-6. Fanny, her Uncle's
Pet.
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a @ A r ID !.
DR. ALFRED CRAVEN, h

mr.. ALFRED CRAVEN, having
~ retarned from his visit to the cities of
Philadelphia and New York. MAY te found
at his old Stand, Two Doors South Of the
Palmetto House." and nearly opposite
Hnrris's Hotel" where he will be pleased to
wait on those requiring his Services.
Having examined and made himself nc.
quaintcd with all the latest improvements
in his profession, he feels confident of Civ
ing satisfaction, in every particular, equal 10
any In the State or out oft
FULL SETTS OF TEETH
inserted in Platina with the Continuous Gum
or in the usual manner on Gold.
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE Plates
inserted in the most complete and skilful
MANNER, and all work fully war
ranted. Particular attention given to
FILLING TEETH. rendering his thanks
for time past, and by determination to ex-
Gel, he will give satisfaction in all his Den
tai Operations, equal to any emergency.
Yorkille, Oct, 25 So
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL hotels
YESTERpAY.

sr. CHARLES HoTEL.--J W o!lmsr. Il Pat.
i@ok. White. Mr. Forbss. Alien, B Hughes
ms..v' da;J w Levi. 4 ssiisa- id. H.iifsx; . Has.
by. DENY, Dst; J Fl Hobson, Powh.tan; g Adams.
sss AM H.' :s .
Lunenbuss; DR. CIopton. Ca Z 4 Watkins Powhs.
tan; Cunsnt, ch.rls.ton; J w Blsne. With; G
a Bians Kent; w Moody, Miss n A Moody, N
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-H Gresham vs.; Levy
ana lady. Als v Dabney, Miss; 81 Mann: Peter.
Ny; w Walden, Miss Walden. J L Masrudsr, K &
H1 s.soss f! xS a.in .s, sss
two servants, 9loucests', Miss Z D McCsncs do;
g w Wood, J l. Cochran Charlottesville; g Tyler.
daughters. Port Roys'; Turner New KENT q
smith. Tenn; w Hoss and lady. child en- and
.vt BALTIC; 4 Tucse. Miss TSsksr. We; pr Prst;
dsush Ter. Tn Terrell, 2 N Mathews lady and child
sotfolt; r Mathews N CT B Pollard and lady, Mi.s
Ro1 faldsn s1a =, Nss Es;sy
Allmend Norfolk; J Wood, II Saith J Jshn
san. w L Shannon, Charlottssyiliei Or y Bucinsr.
sou.hamptoni Randolph. Abe; : II Harrison aud
Misses HarIiaop; Hunter. Caroline.
AMERICAN horEL & + a Mayo: ny; HBksnt,
NJ Treuil an J 3 Carter, Gooehland; M Higgins.
Ratio; W Martin. w Malone, LADY aI1 son. Miss
yinsa ard, Va; N Jones, sss,r, Ei.abs.h City; J
Pstsbg; DR. Lockhead: Prime George; C Lira and
lady, 4 Joseph, ----- Riley. Monteomsrs; John w
Psnsd Iyn aad snp Thos
O,igssby. Ms Grjggshy, Miss Sarah Dixon. Char.
lo'ts; D Dsubsy, Mrs Palmer Norfolk; Col Wiley.
Petslg; powden Richmond; w LawsbAm, H M
COLUMBIAN HoTEL:~W < Pndds. Hsnrice;
lotte; W Il henderson. N c; j D Taylor. Q P Tsy-
I,r, " Taylor: Lynch eurs; J Johnson, = Gouds.
Pittsylvanis; g Fsalie. Miss; X stansrd j. Rich.
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In Chesterfield County, on Thursdsy. Aueua 10,
ct ths resIdsncs Of her svard-father Me-. 1iehare
Rsss, JULIA HANNAH GILL. infant asushtsr Of
dsys fazz $50 4.
Sweet little angel II has gone to join fts mother
In heaven, Who died Just two days before.
Yesterday. NJ. SIMON A. VAUGHAN. In tie
18th year Of his age.
~ The friends and aequ.intaBces Of the family,
ana of Mr. Jos n. Willis are requested to sttend
residences Of his mother in Henrico Comfy. sbcaf
five niles fom the city. = "a
On Saturday 18th of August, after an illness Of "a
hours, MAGbALINE REID, infant daughter OF
Henry p. ana Cornelia Taylor, aged eleven weeks
and ONE day. a ss s ~ Il yatsss ~.
THE funeral of MARY ELLES FORD, daugh-
ter of Garland and Mary Ford, seed 10 months wtli
take place this evening" from the residencs OF her
father, on 9Th street, near the Armory nIdee. a.
are respectfully invited to attend without further
notice.
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Th great need which y Ssls ct fos.smou.n
and \ Il, I, is that of nurses for the sicE.
We t,us shss this great want may be soon
an ,pl,sd from our large cities. where there
Sc NJ doubt numbers of capable person.,
and mot . few who. like the noble-m minded
and benevolent lady from Syracuse, n T.,
vould be willing to volunteer on an GRAND
az mercy. The account which wepublished
: few days ago from Portsmouth, WAS enough
to melt to compassion the hardest heart :
aWaols families lying III, acithoat. the means
of getting a drop of scater to cool their perch'
ed toaguesi'
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SERASTOPOL.

This incorrigible fortress msy be cons'o'
cred bomb. proof. 1t is time for the allies 70
fall upon some new mode OF Dr'1 tha siege
Tay;s N.noeon's throne would fall as fast as
!; hp ross and the prestige of French and Bri
t;.b inyincibility be greatly furnished, II not
Lost forever.
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VILE VAGABosD. James Howle Will.

VILE VAGABoND. James Howle, while
an entrance into the yard Of Mrs Maria Dsvis
which so much alarmed that lady, that she sent for
Mr. Bailey and had him taken away. Yssterdsy
morning he was brought before the Mayor. and h :.
ing unsble to give security for his good behavior.
was sen. to Jail, where he spends alb tut one half
Of his time. Jim is resp sctsbiy connected and at
one time was considered sober. hard working fell
law but for the pact sx years has done little else
than drink Jun, wallow 10 the CUTTERS and lie In
Ill He 10 an excellent sub sct for worn house and
could break stone enough to McAdamizs ali ths mn.
paved streets in Richmond If be only had a sooa
overseer TO make him Put in his beat hcks with a
sledge hammer.
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THE STAUNTON FLOOD.

Since the Staunton food the rival town of
Harrisonburg has been as dumb as an oys-
ter. All that it had to show against the
Claims of StauntOn to small pox and cholera,
was an Indifferent freshet, which carried
away couple of buck cts and perhaps injured
the foundation of log cabin. But the water
gods OF Staunton seemed resolved that even
such consolation should not be monopo.
lied by aspiring Harrisonburg. So they
rose in their majesty and let loose torrent
the like of which had not been seen since
the days OF Noah, and which came very
near carrying away Staunton bodily Not
only did the commercial men suffer greatly
bnt the waters seemed to have particular
spite against the members of the bar, break.
ing into their offices, and endesvorins felo.
niously to abstract several interesting mem.
bers OF the profession. As it was, thew took
possession Of several important papers, and
did their best to quench the fires of lsiea.
ton.
Happy Staunton, favored with so many
elements for producing sensation Bur
let not our friends of the Vindicator crow 30
loudly over their food! There NAV be too
much Of good thing, and, were We a resi-.
dent CT that neighborhood. we should take
warning by these occasional delupes. and
construct our dwelling In the shape or an
ark SO as to be ready for start at any time.
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MELoNs.-At no former period have we
ever seen the water me Ions fine the present
time day or two since ttoeire in one lot,
grown on the farm Of Mr. VIM 3 snydor of Han
over, the smallest of which weighs d over 25 pounds
and the largest 40 pounds This entirs lot was
sold at average of IS cents
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LIGHT WEIGHTS, Housekeepers a,

LIGHT WEIGHTS. - Housekeepers are
eomplsine bitterly of the light weights given them
o'aring that they rarely get more than twelve
ounces 70 the pound, When they pay for sixteen If
thls Is the case the scts should be made known to
the Gle Ks of the markets who have ampls power
to put stop to such disgrsceiul conduct Let few
OF tn sellers have their huttsr s.izsd and conlisca
ted 10 the city for their dishonesty and thew y not
be apt u try the experimsn mt afterwards.
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NEEDS REPAiRIsG.-The sidewalk on
Grace street, between 25th and s6th needs paving
and repairing very much On the North side OF
Grace the footvay is in passable condition most of
IL having been paved with BRICK, while the South
side seems to have escaped the attention of the
''pswers that be- altogether.
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Your. &c !.

SHIP BUILDING The first vessel built 10 Canada
on foreign account was launched at Hare Point,
near Montreal on Wednesday last She bark,
called the Meteor. and was purchased by Messrs.
Punch. Meipke g. Co, for parties 10 Bremen.
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YoRK RIVER RAItROAD.-The contrae
tors on this new and important work are driving
ahead with all possible dspa CHI, and if the company
does not fad it cramped Tor means to prosecnte the
work vigorously large portion of the road will be
ready to receive the iron in the course OF few
wseks Whenever the location for the depot In this
city is fixed upon, and the buildings erected. the
Council may find it convenient to permit the Cen.
trail Company to lay their TRACK along Grace street to
l8 h. and down 18th to the dock, to be in
proximity with the York River Road. and at the
same time in convenient place to receive and dis
charge goods destined for other sections of the
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COMMERCIAL

RICHMOND MARKETS, Aug. "a.
PLOUR-We bsve transactions to note IN
Flour. Holders AK S9092i. and shippers do not
Offer that consequently the msrtet 10 dull
w. onote rood iotp strictly prime Red Ut 80Ot IS,
and White do. ct d ss0iso Very few saiss Ut
these prices hE17
-COKN.-Nothins 6oins in Corn. -
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PHYSICIANS FoR EoR p o K.-We learn
from good authority that Drs Thomas P. Howle.
lanes H. T. Mcdowell and Johu T. Harerove OF
this city, will take passage 10 the Curtis Peck this
mornine for Norfolk and Portsmouth,, to render
such modest aid a. may be In their power to the
sufferers of those two towns. 5tfs
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FALLING OFF-Ths importation of earthenware
for this year, COMPARED with that OF last. shows
falling off of 40 900 packages. This II owing 10 Z
great measure. to merchants having over stocked
themselves last year.
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Books, BOOKS, Booxs.-New Rool
Periodical Store, on Broad near 9Th, ma, va
Street Hotel, where you can slsay,sss sss
sssortnest Of School Books, stationary .a'a
Newspapers, dc with all the popular vo,st! h ~
day an 24-Sts IOHy nssn .,
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. "a.

ARRIVED,
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell PhilsdeI-
phia, miz and passengers.
SAILED,
Sehr r. C. Stsuard, Travsrs, Baltimore.
Schr Ashland, Creighton B Baltimore.
scnr Adelioe Bailey. Baltimore.
Schr Haxal Smith, New York, mdz d. w.
Curris.
Schr Thomas w. AIcott, Bourne, light.
Sshr So1th Wind, Granger. Baltimore.
Gehr Ellen Gnidshoroueh- Woolford, Baltimore.
Sehr George Pension, Pension, Petersburg.
Sloop VIM King. Harris, Petersburg.
Sloop Sup .rior, Mothsred. down the river, light.
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VAuxALL ISLAND, kept by John Hitch

VAUxALL ISLAND, kept by John Hitch
cock was bitterly complained of by John Re sder
las, Thursday, as a very improper place to exis,
near the city, and the proprietor, Mr. Hitchcock,
charged with selling liquor without license, With
permitting gaming to be carried Cd, and with al.
low log idle and dissolute persons to assemble
there. The complainant, when not little how.
come.you so had gone the Island and while there
was seized by several of the frequenters of tina,
place, and bound so Il htly with cord that deep
fluctuations were made upon his wrists. BE ask
ed the Mayor TO have Hitchcock before him and
yss'erdsy morning bis honor did SO, but the police
found it Impossible to drum up Reeder. SO the ex-
aI..i..asou " 10 postponed uu,it this uIUruIng.
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Nor DOVE WITH.-Mary Miller, a ,lave
was srssisned before the Mayor yesterday to uGdsr
60 an examination on the charge of using in soIegt
language 10 Mary Allen, but the Com monwea
wtness fsiled TO appear. the Investigation was post
poned ultii this mornieg. f
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Visitors from the Infected Cities-Mil'fary
academy, DC.

CHAaLorrRsvnLz. Aug. %, 1855.
Thinking you would like to hear from our .ows.
address. YOU o few lines. There are great CROWDS
of Norfolk and Portsmouth citizens 10 orr towo o.
nraseat mee.inp 10 to be held on Saturday night,
- raise . suh,crintiou for the sufferers BY the
ul.gue. over slo0 have been sent BY the exersions
Of the officers of the Monticello Bank. %,
military academy 10 TO be founded here by J.
B. Strange the late distinguished principal OF the
Norfolk academy.
vonys 90 X,
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THE FACTORY TaoUBLEA--We learn from the
Kiiiogy (Ct) Telegraph, that oil the mills 10 East
Killingy, except one, are running eleven hours
per day One Of the mills yet attempt to run the
old time.
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On shse.b efAseu.1 b "a Re- !. 4, . .s NJ
HrPssersburs and LsursnssvilIe IN. CO. pspsrs
Dlnann
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VIsIT TO THE SPRINGS The Young
Gu,rd, Captain Richardson, ia 4 Of vistieg Husue.
not Syringe, in the of aweek two to spend
several days. Ii the company determine the Tip
the me nbers cannot fail TO have delight time at
that neat, quiet and convenient watering place.
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NuRslse THE sIoK.--We understand
that Mr.. Henry Myers and two or three other
young men of this city, have made arraneemen,s
TO leave here for Norfolk on Monday or Tuesday
next where they design Offering their ser vices to
Msvor Woods a. purses to yellow fever patients.
Mr. Myers will 20 highly recommended BY ply
sicians, and If he escapes the disease, will prove
Invaluable to the hospital
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ATTEMPT TO BURN JAIL The prisoners fired
the jail 10 Toledo, Ohio, Tuesday night, but none
made their escape. The flames were suodued,
after some sIieht dslasge he'd been done TO the
buildiua
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NEW ePHcTAT. ros

HE YELLOW fEvaR. -I..
Tls IseM The vEssaAsLs d. $3.50
~ THE SlsT YEAH or HIS acr aAhpror
proprietor OF Hsmpton's fioe,n,na sie.t-rt ~
y.i e 's19: ns ssJs:-" sec 10 ths e,s s.s.a
Virginia | bsvs eyer bslisyss % sons .r.,.
thenp on'sl aiven In large dosss "a aE shs r,ss.s
tue nfse symptoms rssetion vsnis ne a ess,,.,,s
snd immediste relief Be the rssuls y asss t ,Rz
sosss,ss. ''''' In p''f'f'as'so iii la isa.,..:s
HA.,ros's vseErAsLE rrsc,r,.
kxsToAAToR AHD IHvfeoaArosS rna ga,
self most powerful eur.,iv. II has sAss.sn'
NERVOUS DISEASES
in their various forms, sivins n.v s1o,
s.oring the shats.re eo,stitu In, NE sad vim,
hope 10 place OF desposdsncy R. saa thus 49,
ana :sfe action on the stomach, i've, zig ts,s,l!
ard the nervous system. it cue, naa.ss a.,
S,sra B,o1es sfaie' n % ne Urinary or OK.
SO Pitus Dance, Kings Esils W,,aef'on, s,sSr%
Gout. Neuralgia, Fits Fistula. PIT haesaa.sSs
arising from impure blood VIII s.,,s.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM
TURE 9 cure for its numsrou, sns ASLE Tlxr
racsements Hundreds who have b.., p.,ssss 4:
and dispirited. and on the vera ~ asbsa.,
grave, have been restored By IL p.. :, praa.r,
sssb b wsIsS We are ''uad.asl, abs
LIVING WITNESSES
a. we think NO other nedicir can 10,
u per bottle, six bottles for Is f''a0'e'
Sold 10 Richmond, By O. A sTRycrp.
PURCELL, LADD CO, and b, All y, IA
10 Petersburs and elsewhere. Cali .ns Zoe o,.ss.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

MONEY WAsTED.-Some ten days since
gentleman, in passing the Streets dropped two $50
notes, oankaole mo, ey, for the recovery of VII oh
found them he will see them again in q fs v DAYS;
eutlf rogue picked them up, our friend may iu.
Is well give ham for lost MIN and his heirs fo,
$500 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

FOR RENT.-A small neat frfmed
house 9th three rooms situated on 7th street,
Sot . OF Leigh Apply at my Iesidsnes near the City
taS9-N' ". w. WALTON