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STATE or ILLINOIS, In .Slie CONT

STATE or ILLINOIS, liz Soiie county,
SIS, aud Circuit Cart Thereof 10 May Term,
lsj5. Jonathan b. spencer rs Nancy Hopkins
Isaac Hopkins and the Unknown Heirs OF Al
rXandrr Davis, decd.
ITappenring from on affidavit on file in the oc.
i hce OF the clerk Of the Circuit court oi salt!
county that the names oflh, heirs Of SAID dlex.
nuder Davis, deed, except Nancy Hopkins and
lsaac Hopkins are unknown, aud that said Un.
known heirs reside out oi the state al Illinois
and the complainant having flied his bill OF com
plant herein, aud summons having been issued
thereon according to law.
Now, thereto e. notice is hereby given to said
unknown heirs, that unless you be and appear
before the circuit court anI Tor said county an
state, on the first day OF the next term thereof 10
I be holden al I y, COuit house IN Ottawa, on HI
liih day oi \ a. next, and answer. except, de.
muir or plead I, said omplaiuaut's bill , the same
will be- taken as confessed against YOU by default
and the matters and things therein prayed for de-
creed accordingly. L. LiSpLEv, clerk.
Glover * ca, k for rnnDlIs mlrlO- w.
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Look out for Fire.

aNfE are agent for The
w ntna Insurance CO., Hartford. Coma.
Northwestern Oswego, n Y.
the old and responsible companies, having stood
tie test oil nanny years and are prepared 40 sure
the property OF our friends and neighbors ,gains
loss by ire, on fair terms GLo. FisnER.
Inland marine risks takeni in the 4Eina ap29
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LnnrHtnn'S N0ticn.

And that thr lime OF redemption viii expire two
years from the day oi sale.
March 2i-3g III. G.. CoTTog.
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Slr1yed or Stolen,

Sir1ycd or stolen.
ANY person that has lost a horse
eEA "A orhorscs, colts OF cattle within
" VN the last Boz years, and wishes to
EauA I'M find them; II he will write me
HS9 pos-paii, at Duawa, H., giving
ssrs4.s~Eau his residence, the age, colUI aud
marks of anmal-, | think I can
give him Information wheT. they may betOund A.
! have hunted es'fnys ever since November 7.
1851 during which time | have found good ma.
ny sirayrd ho,Srs, colts nd cattle now taken up,
that | do not no~ Of any owner for and num-
her Of them that have been woISed for aud 3
years, am told we're never advertised.
also feques, lpcfsonsiuthe state knowing OF
any eslfay- that Their nrIp bof- may have, To be
80 KIND n 10 write me, giving me the mans name
and re.ilencr, descfpl ION oi horse, Nc
shall CONTINUE the business. | have taken
down and wiconiInuc to take down all esIrays
thu, may fad Editors throughout The state
will conirI u lnvur upon the pubIicat large by IN
scrltnc this notice SANuEL BLACK.
Rctcreaces-Judge Diokey, IValker& HIck-
ling, O'trwn la Sale Co., Illinois Michael
Kennedy, arlington Bureau Go. u. Stiies.
byun lntl 2..ly
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INN KEAMSiool.eap paper,
AOOo 1000 rcams letter I" o'lhc mosilesi-
rablc styles for county offices and bu-inc IS men
100 900 envelopes oi every style.
20t Diapers inksland- the hest article and the
most .alenble ink tand now in the market,
4OOdt zen bottles oiuk for sale at very low rates
aiw hDlesale orTetai, AT BURLy's Bookstore,
JUL az? !22 Lake street Chicago
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Public sale,

Public sale,
THERE will be offered at public sale, at
the late residence of John Staddcn. sr.,
deed, in Dayton township on Saturday the
3lst inst, several cows and young cattle, hogs,
one horse, two WACO rs, and farming utensils. -
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A, NJ. OF said
day A credit OF six months will he given on n II
sums over S. Due attend ance will be given at
the sale by me- mario RICHARD STADpEN.
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Also. 10 varieties OF Bengal or China roses, 10
varieties Nofsltte roses, with ten roses, hvhrid
aud Bourbon roses, moss roses, hardy Iosrs elm
brrs, sc. IN all varieties usually kept IN eastern
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HOSFORD q MILL r.,
General Land Agents,
MAIInInl oil ,rL uiME IN Inn


4 RE prepared TO transact any business per-
~ tanning the purchase aud sale OF land or
Town Lots investigation OF titles, transfers and
conycyances generally
We have located ourselves in III. nteriortor
that purpose nd will personally survey and care
iullycxnnne any tract Hand within our reach
give correct and prompt information concerning
Congress Lands in The Dubuque aud Dss MONIES
Land Distress IN any OF the sorroInd.ng couI-
ties, especially the proposed lines OF RAJ! Rnad
from Dubuque w-si aud The Cedar River Valley
Rail Road Persons wishing 10 MAKE safe invest
inrn,s by having careful selections made sould do
weilto address or give u call
! lds located on tine iurs,' hrs. Payment Of
tRg spunctua Yaitent-dto. Township pais Of
iateSida,r ai~ lyon and.
$1,000 Acres of Choicc farming Land.
For sale from 81 to - pes acre. Also several
snail lots %! timber OF good qualify. Likewise
orb improved Farms near the county seat,
A.P llOSFORD. EDMUND MILLER.
KLsLRE.1ts.- Gov nattrsOn, Sprlngbe ID III /;
Hon James Gwin, Huntington, Pa, X. c Goo
del, Cash Nerch & Drovrrs' Bank, Joliet, III. /;
George ) Usher Cash. Bank ofOttawa, III u.
r. Eame- Banker, Ounwa, III; f.. B. stiles, Esq.
Dixon, H.; II : IIethering,on, Du Buqu- Iowa
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PREPARED b
DIR. = !a1ss.S &. g;ss,

Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price % Cents per BOX. Fiye Boxes for 100.
SOLD BY
J.. D CAAEIY, Dtlua,
>. GREEYwooo, In SIRe
DAL9YMPhs y Barry. Ptra.
SCoTT x NARElNgIoy, uarseiNcs,
Jas. GlBloS, Norris,
Aud by Ill druggists ey-ryw I-rc. mai3-in
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Lands for Sale.

! in 90 or 10 acre lots. being very rood timber.
A large lis, OF lands comprising nbout 100 900
ncres, IL LA Sale, Livingston, Grundy, and
othcr counties. will be sold TO suit cm TONERS. n,
fair prlces. ttebrunry 81 Gro. ). FisnER,
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NOTICE!
notice.!
THE UNDERSIG AGENT Of the I.T.
j MA ltSCRA>CE, OF ARTEORD.

CONNECTICUT. takes pleasure in informing the en-.
zens OF Chicago that this Company IL perfectly
sound with It's whole capita paid ~ and unimpnl-
red. We haze received iron, The Secretary, the
following. w.
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Paint Establishment,
NIOrf, UITNN0, TIE.
NETEl G.. EiESLS SOl
PAINTS, OIIs, Il VARNISIIEs.

HAVE opened at the above stand, aud have
/ ] for snlr aiu'ln-sortm-n Oi every article IN
the paint and colurt'sae, and needed IN The out
fit painting, auI finishing Of buildings IA
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House Bniidcrs'TOOis

- lNGLE and doubt. ron bench planes in sets oi
' snug" pnnIiel pluws, ogees, 6lisrrrs, ovelos
rabbits ,plnh'ba and levels pumpplanes beads &c
orfsnirnt,,.anufaciTrer pric,tby
drcs J MANLrY&Co.
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Lands for sale.
HATS AND CAPS.

HATS NNDVATSs
GENTS, you will find large. and extensive
j assortment Of winter style ofhals and aps,
OF the very hes, quality.
Also. Youths aud infants hats and caps, at
RoBr. FgLcB's mandatory,
North Of The court house. and one door east 81
f. Y. Grigg's drug store.
Hats and caps made TO order, Mt short notice.
t).cemhpr
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Urolcries.
Notice.
l., & r.. Fairbanks Scales
Robert Montgomery

Robert Montgomery
| nov openiug,a l HE old stand, east SIDE If the
| court house q general assortment Of family
groceries, tea, sugar, coffee, molasscs, spice,
ginger, cloves, nuilnrgs, Nc.
Oysters, S3Sdil,rs, ana LObstcrs.
Constantly on Inud. Also, handsome lot ol
toys and chlllr-u's filings.
Also, lemons, or'ng,s, nuts, Igs, ralsns, &c
Syracuse and fine salts pork and hams aud
general assOrImcnto'
LIQUORS.,
OF the best quality OF all kinds, wholesale aud re-
TAR, POWDER, SHOT, AND l. AID.
Cement aud lime wiil be krpon hand: all OF
which he will sell for ready pay. ne low as can be
had in The city OF Ottawa. May ~
~&H2yYp> " hitc Fish, Salt, and front {!
$S-a..-sS-' JUST received, superior lot OF
white fish and trout, nndiOrsale by tie barrel
barrel, aud nj retail.
AI.o, sal,bythe barrel aud sack.
August 20. Il. MoSTyJaxRY.
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SEBASTOPOL.

According to the last accounts the mex.
steamer ought to bring us the Intelligence OF
the downfall of Sebastopol. Great prepare
tions were making for general and COM
bined assault by sea and land, and the latter
part of July was the time fixed upon by ru-
NOR for magnificent ful6lment of "hope
long deferred" Turks, English, French
and Sardinians, soldiers. sailors, marines, in
fantry and artillery, are all to make tre-
mendous assault upon all sides of this great
fortification, and down it is to go, North and
South, East and West, without leaving a SOL
itary fort to tell the tale. "Man never is
but always to be best" 1t will be time
enough to believe that Sebastopol has fallen
when the fact is announced in official des-
patches from the allied head quarters In
the meantime, we may expect stout defence
from old Gortchakof and Menchikof, and
in the event of an assault, and attempt to
mount the ramparts by scaling ladders, there
will be General Knock em-of, who will
perform prodigies. Let US not as yet give
up Sebastopol, the great citadel Of newspa-
A nars
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GENIUS AND COMMON SENSE.

A writer in a Northern periodical com
ments with much strength and point on a
vulgar prejudice that men whose sympathies
are strongly intellectual, whose love for phi
losophy, poetry and the fine arts amounts to
the fervor and purity of passion, are by their
nature incapable of strong reasoning facul
ties, and of practical application to the
common place business of life; and that they
are, therefore, unsafe guides in all affairs
where that useful quality called common
sense is required. "Of all the various kinds
of cant that reign in the self sufficient world
save US from the cant of your so called prac-
teal men-they who make common sense
the idol of their worship, and glory in ribald
negation of the highest attributes of our in
tellectual nature. Had Lord Bacon, the
most common sense mind the world ever pro-
duced, no imagination, no poetry in his soul?
Were genius and common sense incompati-
BILE in Napoleon Bonapsrte, or in Shakespeare,
and Milton, or in those lights at once of Eng
lish literature and English law, Lyndhurst,
Brougham, Denham, Littledale, Bollsrd
Holroyd, Talfourd, and a multitude of 9TH
era %
The cant and slang about common sense is
the common consolation of all men who have
not an idea above common cents. In the
estimation of such, the capacity to make
money constitutes the practical man, and the
man who can make money, no matter whe-
Their he lies or cheats his way to fortune, is
regarded in money making age with more
reverence than Homer or Shakespeare would
receive, could they revisit the earth and
again fail to prove their common sense by
the possession of large amount of CASH
Moses might descend again from the mount,
fresh from communion with the Almighty,
but he would find all mankind, as he did the
Children of Israel, running after a Golden
Calf, and exalting it even above Divine
Wisdom.
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1RRIYlIs At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

coruMBIAN HoTEL-Mr Eiam. @ Barrie
n Myers, Mr. Butler, Misses Butler, Va; John,
Hsr = sp s,SB Boston; W M.f.hs Berry,
LsweiIsp fss.Ss; s Stuart. Mans Ne. Fran srsm.
.onl n p Fursuson. Buckingham; w Gilman,
< 4; C Perkins, J Q Timberiake and lady. Cam
o1 ~ CHARLES HOTEL-M Todd. Va; DR. L 9
csytar' Henrico; w r. Normept, o W Norment Han.
over: M A Thisbet, U Of Va; Boges, Foster:
= EiGaoi Brooks. Kiehd: Capt Perren Hanover;
Emery, Petersburg; X .sgy, Lynchbure; Early,
Greene Gl:ptoa Petsssarf x. Nay; s Si.1t
IVr = w M Firth. We; A sutton, Kg VIM; A y
Tsceb,. Y; J II walss, Va; w Robsrt.,D. r
McKon. FYv,nn , Pslp. 1s N.vms M0G ny:
Nswman and svt. Miss Newman, Fauquier; ] House
~sith End svt Orange; II Minor, Hanover; J
Sn suXcHAEGE aoTEL.-L Masters, R W stes.r.
Amelia. Ferguson. Petsbg; T L Lee, stubble-
field, Philsds; Deford, Bali; Dr. Carter, King
W q Hatcher, J w Montague, Richmd; J A Lissaft,
LyDcbbg; 8 Wilson and sons Portsmouth; %
shscklefeId Mis-: and si daughter
Pis mos' T Douglas. New Kent; W NJ Overton,
Warrington; r Urquhart. Southampton; r Wal;
tsEe, ninf Anderson, Albemarie WicLhsm Mo- w
C Wiciham, Hanover; w Carter Chas City; Fret
McMuI59n pT Ms s hous Sl C. Mi.. sut
ton. W Gordon and lady, Tenn; 1t Chapman
| q s A; j Cooke, Powhatan;J g Isham, Miss B
AMERICAN HOTEL Mcbride. Navarino; J
V Groner, Pleasant Hill; Miss Barker South Bay;
w Wright. Wright, White aud lady, w Hsr
and ladY. q Bonsa and iady, Bentley and lady
Miss Butler, Mrs Dickson, Miss Dixon, Miss MCGEE
Mr. and Mrs Taze Taylor children and svts, Mr.
Soutbgate, Misses Taylor, DR. Taylor, M 4
Chsevers, Va; Geo Harvey. A c Csmpbell Cumber
land d Crith, 81 Skipwth and sons, DR. Oh Camp
bell, tViming ton; w Fl Push, Blacksbg; Or Cren
shaw Chas City; Miss Sarah Campbell, BALTIC; Luc,
Cummings, Buckingham.
PASSENGERS per q. s, Mail Steamship
JAMESTOWN, LEWIS PARRISH Master, from New
York Yesterday morning:
Mayer, w Stevens, w Howard, 1t Miller, I
A. How, Bilips, 8 Dove. Blair captain
Ches err capt w Nelson. g w Williams, This Not
tin CHAM, A Rhind, capt. Burney and lady, 9
Weems miss E Darlington, Dunderdale, Rioh't
D Sauxay, mrs Holden and daughter, miss Gilbert
mrs Clark VIM Johnston, mrs M Harry, w Nj Over
ton. miss Kenny Temple, r Foster. mrs Labby
Herzog, Jno 7 Bonn and lady, mrs C Kagel mis-
Ksrel master Kagel, aud % In steerage. Also
Landed at Old Point lo8 U recruits
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MIR. PIP'S DIARY AND THE WAR

WI At BUFFERS sIMONS, 157 Main ST.,
(Nearlv opposite the Exchange Bank
THE BOOK OF WAVERLY GEMS, with 81 finely
executed Steel Plates
Mr.. PiP'S HIS DIARY-"Manner and Customs of
We Englyshe;" finely illustrated.
DEFOE's WORKs-Roxsna,T The Fortunate Mis-
tress and Mother Ross,
RORY O'MORE. By Samuel Lover.
ZOHRAB. The Hostage. Novel
The IMPROVISATORE, or Life In Italy.
THE ESCAPED NUN, or Disclosures of Convent
Bys young Lady of Virgins
OUR FIRST FAMILIES; Model of Phiiade lphia
Good Sosiety. By Descendant Of the Peers.
DOESTICKs; Work full Of Humor.
COLLINS MAP OF THE BALTIC; showing all
the Fortifcations. Railways and Telegraphs
COLLINS PLAN OF CHON6TADT.
COLLINS COMPLETE MAP OF PRUSSIA AND
TURKEY; showing the Baltic, North and Black
and Mediterranean Seas.
COLLINS CHART of the Ports and Harbors of thu
Baltic Sea with tbeir Soupdiuas
COLLINS MAP OF THE DANUBE
COLLINS NEW MAP OF THE BLACK SEA l.:
showing all the Notifications, &c.
WILL TERRIL, or the Adventures of a Young
Gentleman born in Cellar.
THE TWO GUARDIANS. or Home in this World
By the author of I" The Heir of Redclyffe ,
Hearts Ease" &c.
KENNETH or the Rear Guard of the Grand Army.
BY the author of "fhe Two Guardians "The
Heir of Redcly ffe," Hearts Ease,r 1.-THE Cas-.
tie Builders" &c.
GRACE LEE; Tale. By Julia Kavsnsgh, author
of "Nathalie,' Madelinen 'Daisy Burns ],
"Women of Christianity &c
VIRGINIA. COMEDIANS. vols. By John Estep
Cooke. au l4-Sttf
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rrnrJSH SELr.REI11ANCE.


~. Nsv York Herald refers to the curious
Ga, that a. the storm of war lowers more
d.,r,v about the eastern horizon, the money
barometer in England stands firm. Inc
Herald regards this a. an illustration OF tne
.b;dinc confidence in themselves, SO On arac'
teristic of Englishmen. They are IN no WISE
deferred by the blunders, mlsfor.unes' anu
rsvsr.es of the contest, but are perfectly Ger
tain that in the end they will be successful
b.cnu.e they are Engi,shmen. For sell
reliance, for depth and stamina OF character
and for combination of indomitabie piuck
and infiexible backbone, John Bull has hot
his match in the world.
We question whether, if Louis NapoieoI,
were to overrun England, take possesslon
Windsor Castle, and quarter French troops
in every garrison in the United Kingdom
John Bull would admit himself q conquered
nation. His significant and characterls'i'
comment would be-" Wait bit; ana IL
all probability, we should not have to wal
long, before the Anglo Saxon foot was Oh
the intruder's neck, and his invasion returne'
with compound interest. In no respect
the difference between Englishmen an
Frepcbmen more marked than in the uniah
ing f.rtitude of the one, and the speedy dis
couragement of the other under reverses AM
misfortunes.
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MARINE NEWS.
rokf OF kICHaoNp. Aug. is
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz
and passengers.
steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mds
Ludlam Watson.
schr Haxall Smith, New York, mdz. David Will
liam Currie.
Sloop New Packet Gwaltney, Smthfeld, mdz
Schr Hearietta, Syringe, Petersburg, lumber.
Schr Adelne, Hicks, York River. wheat, Fl T 4
TaliafeIro.
schr st Cloud, Thomas. Smithfsld, corn, Thomas
Jones. .-.- t..
Schr Southerner, King, Baltimore, mdze.
SAILED.
schr Danville, Chester, New York, mdz., David L
William Cutre.
Schr C. Haden, Stokes, Philadelphia.
Schr Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore.
AUGUST 11.-Arriyed at BERN uda Hundreds Anne.
ricsu bark N Huxley r. w. Strend master. IS days
from Cardiff, with railroad iron to Palmer Clopton
Encountered heavy gales during the voyage.
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Tur HusTIses C0vKT con1mcnOsSu a.. =.
a.sn.s Term yestcrdsy - sbe 6tsse Loess NJ
pssesnt Rscosdsr Taylor, and Ai0s s...ss,. D'.ss
: sss.o.pb Elrsf, Toler, Merritt and sou .; -
SscI;Sed The qualification 81 benJs1I =;
Tsrelev e member Of the Cours wa fe'u' "'1 ~.
fled. r-o,.noe. n free me-
~ -. ,ried on the charge Of breskiDg s sue s
so,.e If lanes May. ON the night OF Ms lotu ~
INV and stealing Gil 10 money enc sun. .so.,
80 ~ clothins The evidence being lnso"ceu'
scs HI. CON yictiop, he was discharged. ..,
'o E.ionv-Georre Ansker, charged WIN Ms s..
milss TsiIey on the I3.h of August leos, VII IN
tent TO kin. wss set to the BAR ano tno No III. s.
ipg heard the evidence, remanoed nlu - -" W.
rial At the NEXT term of the Circuit Couu- =.
Dscaareed "A nole proseqnt was ense 81 p :. .ue
..a of Henry slave belonging TO hoeeI' d W.
CHARGED with receiving and carrying ATsy m M
If butter stolen by B Masss, from the oon'ia' D0'
pot. ,.,red Rovler Libby.
80. vss,rrdav ordered 25 lashes for insolence ana
contempt offered to the Court during IL sNtlng.
| Grand Juyv Prcsentments.-The grand jury yes
| terday returned true bills against Mhes m yol-
dan and Charles Tensor for misdemeanor; yonn
Dixon for misdemeanor; John beverage a1a ~
Beyeridge for nIisdemeanori THOMAS olsusol
tor misdemeanor; James M. Hill Tor 20
IL. B Timberlake for misdemeanor; Seolse "a.
| Iohnson for misdemeanor; Emanuei Somoh io'
misdemesuor; Samuel P. Clarke for misoe'nesa'
| Commonwealth vs.. Francis CoDnoway' On ID
| dictmens for msdemeanor, not true DILL
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CoLERIDeE speaks of counting thirty
nine "welI-defiued and genuine stDks" In the ia.
nous city of Cologne. Most cities are literally
supplied 10 this respect. -Rchmoud, on her many
bills, perhaps, less so than any other. Neverthe.
less, though we cannot equal Cologne or other
towns 10 quantity we defy the world to beat us In
the quality of some of the odors that are occasion
ally found, and which seem determined to make up
by their intensity for their rarity We encountered
one the other day which was the most eubte, DER
vading powerful overwhelming stencil, which we
have met from youth up. 1t would take sojourn
of about twenty FIVE days on the top of the Blue
Ridge, with strong equiuoctial gale blowing all
the time, to remove from our ILL., used ollfactories
they were subj ected on that occasion. Happily.
we know of but one such abomina alton In this whole
city, yet we must confess, that 1t is of itself su-
cient to supply several large towns.
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NEW BOOK.-We are indebted to Messrs
Buffers Simons for a neat volume lust from the
press OF Messrs Dewitt e. Davenport, New York
entitled 1.-THE Escaped Nun; or disclosures Of a
charity: giving a more minute detail of ,hs;r
inner iife and holder revelation of the mys,eries
snd secrets of nunneries than have ever before
osen submitted to the American People," Those
ruo wlsn 10 read 1t, can procure CO pies of the
above named gentlemen, South side NJ Maio he
tween llth and 10Th streets - ' 10
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERs-TheA rmory
Band intend giving an instrumental concert at Me.
ttropoiitan Hall Tomorrow night, Mr. R. A. Mayo
having granted the use of that building for the pur
pose, the proceeds TO be applied to the aid of the
Portsmouth sufferers by yellow fever. Eysrvbodv
should buy ticket and aid this band, the member
OF which are willing to contribute portion of
tneir time and art to noble purpose
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JOB PRINTING
NEATLY EXECU TED At THIS OFFICl

JOB PRINTING
NEATLY Exc TED At THIS OFFICE
T INES ON MEssRs. STEBBINS &
AMILLER's IMPROVED LIGHTNING RODE
By the Prototype Bard
STEBBINS 4 MILLER calls on all,
Who want their lives protected,
20 save their house from iiehtDing's fall
By Lightning Rods made perfect.
These men throughout the land proclaim,
That they have long succeeded
All ether Lightning Rods for fame,
Where lightning Rods are needed.
Their Rods are proved the best that's known,
For Ightnine's fash, with thunder
They now put up, take Others down
That's made by Salamsnder.
Such Rods that are put up By him,
The truth caunot be SANDER;
For Richmond's Msrket.Toof cries shame
The Rods of Sslsmander.
The new construction of tin roofs,
Are good on many dwelling,
While Miller Stebbins Rods have proved
Dread Hghtning's fash expei ins'
As honest reference will show,
Their Rods of fast construction,
On houses where dresd lishtninss 90,
Saves many from destruction.
For many houses they have saved
By hundreds recommended
An honest call is humbly ersved,
All orders prompt attended.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14
l -GREAT REDUCTION IN FAM W.

N DRESS GOODs-NOW Is THE 1n mIss
reduce hs ,toci A. low a. possible, sne % Ss,
has made q considerable reduction IN sns S,sSi+
his Goods Among his stock may De locs sS.bde ~
worked Cellars, Sleeves, Inside Cspes 20. Ishs
Waists Csmbric, Swiss and Nsusook Mn'n1s ESD
and Dotted Muslins; Linen Csmb: Lssn 81 sseJ
Hdkfs; long and short Silk MITES hosisJ -, s.,s
dsscrip tion; Belts; Fans; Bracelets asa ost 81 Is
tremeIy low prices. 70 be convinced o. w
you nave oH's ~ GoLpsMITs Cheap ssossss
20 No. 900 sross -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

STEAMER JAMEsTOwN.-It may be of ms
tere,t to those who may desire to resch City Point,
Newport New and Old Point, to know that the
lame stown will land them at these places on her
yav down the river tomorrow. See advertisement
70 that effect in smother column of to-day. The
Jamestown leaves the wharf this evening at four
o'clock for New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-14

TRY CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE as a
preventive of contagious diseases. 1t is really a
valuable article. A wine glass taken twice a day
will effectually purify the blood and prepare the
system to resist the effects of any missmatic infiu
ence or contagion. Recolect "an ounce of ore.
ventive Is better than pound of cure"