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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

| The City Government of Portland refuses to pay
| DIR. Clay bill for actual damages caused in taking
charge of the body of .Tno Robbins, who was shot
in that city, whereupon the doctor issues card in
| which he asks:
| HAS it come to this Must physician cony ert
his office into dead house for the deposit OF the
murdered victims Of our city authorities and act as
their professional servant without hope of favor or
reward"
| The marble for the Washington Monument and
also that for the extension OF the Capitol is quar-
ried at Pittseld, Mass, and is shipped for its dest
nation at bridgeport, CT. -
VIM. II Seward and Lyman Trumbull the abo-
Efion atators of New York and Illinois, were both
engaged in early life as school teachers in Georgia
Last week 600 barrels of flour from the West.
were delivered TO the Bread League" Subscribers
in New Bedford, at $l0per barrel
The Fayetteville (Ark.) Independent notices the
death OF Col Jno Bremen, Indian superintend-
emit for that State, under Gen TayIor which oc
Cured on the 9th of September
John Carroll, great grandson of Charles Car.
roll OF Carroilton one of the signers of the Deelar
alton of Independence, candidate for n goat
In the Wisconsin Legislature at the recent election
John Baxter killed his father, 60 years of age in
a fight, Tuesday, in drinking saloon at Cincin-
matt.
The quantity of salt manufactured the present
season, at the Onondago Salt Works in New York
will reach 100000 bushels -
wheat elevator at Rochester n Y gave wav
on the lath inst carrying about 10000 bushels Of
wheat into the river. -
John McClintock, well known politician and
the Oldest citizen OF Portsmouth, N, H., died on
the 18th. Val
G. &. Spear. a well known citizen of Rocking.
ham county, died on Saturday last.
The Methodists of New York have this wear a,rro.
pllated S3b0,0O tor Foreign and Home Missions
The Iurnverein society of Savannah have with
drawn from their former Northern assaciotions.
Fashion is the race of the rich to get away from
the poor, who follow as fast as they can
The . S. sloop of war Levant sailed from New
York Wednesday morning. 5'Flf
Davenport, Iowa, is about being lighted up will,
gas. Np ''''''
Miss Annette Ince is playing in Louisville, Ken.
lucky. t~.-- = - 4>'''
Shingles are worth 50 per NJ, in the Wisconsin
Pineries "
The American Institute Fair, just closed at New
York, has realised $4,000.
Mile Taglioni is dancing at Vienna
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TEMPERANCE AND TAyEs-During the late Wis
it of Cough, the celebrated temperance lecturer
to Scotland, the Queens commissioner called on
him for his taxes Mr.. c. protested against pay
ing but was eventually forced to be assessed at
$500 as the amount he would receive for his lee
lures and paid over to the commissioner 4c1-lOS.
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CORN FOR SALE.--l have 500 BAR.
" RELS OF NEW CORN for sale, to be deliver
ed on the Basin bank either shelled or not ANY per
son buying 30 barrels will have it delivered
the Basin bank less quantity will be delivered
by wagon. Address me- to the care of Messrs. Dudley
l. johnson. ~.
L have also for sale Oats Top-Fodder, Slucks,
Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes. w. ID. SIMS.
Westham October 26, l855-dlm. .asr'-
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NEXT CoNGREss.-The New York Herald counts
IN the next house of representatives 81 democrats
9southern wings, 60 Union know nothings, Is alb,
ton republicans, vacancy - "'0A
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w |G-iialoN On Tue n. CAROLINA RAuRo,D On
eancsday night freight train and passen nar .ra;
On INT Sorth Carolina Railroad came in collision
the breakign ~ n " The only damage reported is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

ord i9"s-lhe Marion Qa) Journal saws; ..IJoys
are bong gathered with considerable av;a; toss
t livery snGat that viii weigh hundred by Killing
down to S. per hundred Pti'e las come
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

Another VICTIM TO SpIRITUAIIsM.-Mr VIM
Wyman machinist, residing in Chariestown'
Mass has been sent to the madhouse, at Gam
bridge, a victim to the Spiritual Rappings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

LAND IL IowA.-A gentleman of Wheeling, Va,
purchased two lots in Muscatire some two or three
years since, for which he paid $780, and recently
sold them for the sum of $4,000. ....
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fo,,nar,,, ~, H,nsfNs--rhe best Malaga rais;ns
soid at two dollars and tif,y cont, a,ns
Dox put the short crop has caused the, eonss per
cent, price Of four dollars and A.
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tober the d~ ma,oapDuring the month of DC.
g'nes on the Albany and Utica divis;on ~. ns .. en-
wen.rai road was 53.474, and 3,l40 pnts Of ' ..a
oil used ~ ioh e'sers pint OF
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T UMBER, MAHOGANY AND sHl

IL Giles
$4,000 feet 81 South Carolina Dressed Fso9n4
perior quality and even lengths
$4,000 feet A. Mort Carolina do
1000 feet clear White Pine
Is, 600 feet 5-8 aud 81 Button Wood
10000 feet SO Oak, for tobacco boxes
80, 600 feet inch do. do do.
10000 feet 80 aud inch Poplar
10000 feet lx5 Rough Flooring
100. 600 feet seasoned 81 and inch Plank
100. 900 large Cyprus Bunch Shingles
An assortment of Mahogany Plank and F'
Posts; Black Walnut, Hickory, Cherry, a'4 - ~
Pi sn25 ' " BELVla 4 PARkE'
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INsTRUCTION ON THE

.sEL-l INSTRUCTION ON THE
FTE-sssas51ss PIANO.--FRANCIS A. NEWHI-
ri III M r. n SER, Prot. of Music, and Organist OF
j II u st. Johns Church, would respectful
y inform his friends and the public that he continues
to give lessons on the PIANO and i'll SINGING
He has been teaching, with fattering success in ma
ny families of the city during the past year. and shall
continue his endeavOrs to merit the appreciation of
those who may patronize him.
Applications may be left at Rev. Mr.. Keppler's at
st. Johns Church, Church Hill; Mr. T. Keesee, No.
20 Pearl st.; Mr.. WIN l.. Holt of Manchester at the
Misses Kings school, corner of Broad and Mayo sts
at the Music store of Mr. P. H. Taylor, Governor
street ~
PIANOS TUNED on the most reasonable terms
oa2 S-Irut d
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRRNCE--IArce Persons Poi
soncd.-About five miles from Paris, on the Win
chester road, lived two brothers Henry and:R odop
Stosenburg. mechanics, who bad a negro woman
hired to cook and keep house for them.
Shortly after eating dinner Monday 9Th inst,
the two men and woman were seized with violent
sickness, vomiting, purging, and intense abdominal
pains A suspicion of poison arose in the minds of
the men, and DR.. Ray of Paris was sent for He soon
found that they were poisoned by cooking their
dinners in copper bottomed stew kettle, in which
the remnants of their breakfast had stood till din
ner. --..
Rodolph died the next morning, after great s,1f
fering. Henry and the woman are in fair way to
recover. r
All housekeepers should forthwith dispense with
all copper vessels in preparing their food-Pcris
(Ky) Citizen.
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PLEAsANT-To open yours wifes jewel box and
discover a strange gentleman's hair done up as a
keepsake .-a
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sF.as FOR RENT--A good Lodging Room,
ia the store of the subscri bcr--2nd story
I'LL Price $3.50 per annum. L. B SPENCE
DC % Corner of Main Il Governor SITS
ErAnILY GKoCERIEs.--Thcs subscriber

FAMILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscriber
has just opened at the of Main and 9th sts
q. L 5. Jones' old stard.) choice assortment of
Family Groceries; consisting part of the following
articles: Family Flour; Mountain Roll and Goshen
Keg Butter extra hne Choice Teas: best Old Java
Coffee; Loaf aud Crushed Sugars Coffee Sugar also
low priced Sugar and Coffee; choice old and new Ba-
con Hams; with a general assortment of Groceries,
which has been purchased for the cash. and viii be
sold low for the same, or to punctual customers.
oc 29---ln,* RO IT, JARVIS
Psi shall also keep constantly ON hand Meal,
Corn, Oats, and Wheat Ofs; such as Ship Stuff;
Brown Stuff; Bran &c. r. HI.
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lust RECEIVED, per schooner Haxal
y and steamer Jamestown
Cognac Brandy
Old Jamaica Rum
Old Bourbon Whiskey
Port Wine fe4 tf f-tF ~ fFt#
London Brown Stout ?
Museums Ferzenay Champagne
Mocha Coffee ..-ef
Cigars, very superior
English Dairy Cheese, small size, superior quality
CurraDt Jelly .s4e.-t'
Old Lisbon Wine s..- 3,izsat
Extra fine Gunpowder Tea -.sa
Bags Buckwheas, extra huiled sl
Pepper Sauce
Donr Mats
Refined Salt Petre -
Qua, ter kegs Family Mackerel -e
For sale by ED. w. TOMPKINS
no 10 ~ Broad street
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Fatal EFFECTS OF BOXING v,..,
sn,ss, Willie playfuly boxing with an a,sae sew
~ - asliis ton On Tuesday night received his,.,,
Al the abdomen of which he died in ten minn,..s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

DICOT'S AROMATIC WILD CHERRY
l. B1TTERS.-These invaluable Bitters brace up
and invig0rate the system improve the appetite and
promote digestion. As remedy for dyspepsia, they
have no equal: And in all derangement of the ner-
SYSTEM debility, sick headache &c, they give
prompt and speedy relief. Price 81 cts. paper; in
quart bottles % cts.
nos #...- Z. J. PICOT. nruegist
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SURGEKY.--At the 40

VETERINARY SURGEKY.--At the so
lictaton of numerous friends i'll this city and
eighborhood, the undersigned has consented to de-
vote attention to all diseases Incident the Horse.
Having devoted several years to the practice of Vete
rinary Surgery he feels fully competent the
ment of all complaints which the horse is Liable,
and would, therefore, be pleased to all de-
Hands for his services in this branch of his profess
sion Please CALL or address the undersigned at Mr..
Andersons place, on Sd street, squares north of
Leigh. i.
oc i8-1mo*. l.. ROZSAN.
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THERE OR THERE ABoUTs-Tvo ,re,oho,,
were in the same pulpit together. While one was
preaching he happened to say, When Abraham
built the ark"
The one behind him strove to correct his HIN,
der by saying out loud :. abraham oarut thar
terrupion, and only took occasion shortly 40 IL, III
pea, stu more decidedly, Il say, when Abraham
thar" .J.s,- - D'N'' -A''"""m 'oaTnt
The preacher was too hard to be beaten do,,,,, :,
this way, and addressing the peonIe orcIo;, ~
with great Indignation, Il say Abraham was Mor
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How MAX MANAGED AMUTISoUs ORCHESTRA.
Max Maretzeks new book reveals many funny
transactions "belind the curtain" Once the Or
chestra turned out. in huff at some fancied man
agerial slight. on the eve of the production of
maria di Rohan," but AIaretZek was match for
them. He says:
II began Immediately TO resolve what was to be
done, and in half an hour more, tine only two re-
manning members of the Orchestra, the Stagenan-
ager, Orchestra librarian, and every available per-
sonase in the theatre had started with myself IN
search of musical recruits. They were impressed
everywhere. We seized them in the Streets
Desceuts were made on the highly moral dancing
war houses Fiddiers were taken from the vessels Of
in the harbor That night no musician was secure
He was enlisted wherever he might befound. At eve
On the following morning, we had collected new
Orchestra. AT seven O'clock the first rehears a.
was caled, with closed doors. The key was in my
brooches pocket. There was not the slightest pos
sibity of escape for any one of them.
When ten had stricken, breakfast, prepared by
my orders served in the grcen-rooin At ele
ven we had the second rehearsal Dinner wa
ready at two O'Clock for everybody. The third re
hearsal was called on at three precisely When il
had concluded, at a quarter after six, the door,
were unlocked and they had permission giver
them to retire for one hour. At eight o'clock the
performance of the opera of MARIA di Rohan' hat
commenced. When eleven struck, complete tri
umph over characterization in the ranks of my or
chestra had been achieved, and at midnight L was
in bed and sound asleep, after forty hours of
hitting labor and continuous anxiety You NAV
divine, my friend, the wrath of the discharged fd-
dies Suffice it to say that it actually beggars tho
attempt of my imperfect English to describe it,
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DKINTING OFFICE FOR sAl.E.-A
L Democratic PAPER located in 1ourishing Viz
gi4ia and IN of the wealthiest and largest
counties in the State, is offered for sale privately
de subscribers and large and profitable advertising
and job custom, which is constantly and rapidly in
creasing For further particulars address the Editors
of the Dispatch. je It's
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Il : THIRD ANNUAL STATE FAII
a. 1G11--NEW FALL q 90 ID e.

Ia 1S5J.-NEW FALL q 90 ID s.
HEADQUARTERS FASHIONABLE CLIO
NJ THING AND MERCHANT Al L s.
III STORE.-The subscriber has just received his
complete stock of Fall Goods, the largest and most
varied assortment he has had and not to be sur
passed by any, consisting in part of, viz:
Goats; OyercOats; Lamartines; Talmas, Shawls; &c.
Blue Black, Brown Dahlia and Olive and Dress Frock
Goats q
Business Coats of all shades and qualities
Pants-Englsh, French and American Cassimeres of
all colors
Vests-Rich Fancy Cut Velvets, Pushes
{" Silks Embroidered Cassimeres
White Tinsel Silk and Velvets, for party pur'
poses, &c.
Furnishing Goods-Such as Shirts Collars, Drawers,
Socks, Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Stocks,
Hdkfs., Ties, &c. ~
MERCHANT T4ILoRs' DEPARTMENT.
French and English Cloths and Cassimeres, every
grade and color
Rich Cut Velvets Fancy Silks
White Velvets and Silks plain and rich figured tor
party Vestinss, &c. 80. .,ss-.. r-.,n,,, :, r.
He has in his employ inent the best of CUTTERS
and workmen, determined to be surpassed BY none.
E. B. SPENCE,
rofh fa;r md
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me Methodist Conference of North Carolina a..
nMIea a. wilmington Tuesday, Bishop Andrew
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eEA UNION STEAMSHIP con-.
pnny-f0r philaslelphin. vim
- AE.I City Point and Norfolk :"

A UNION STEAMSHIP CON-.
pnny-f0r PhflntelnIain Win
49, City PoIa, ana Norfolk
Teal; Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND Cant y ~
ford. 1900 onp'' e. oii'
One Of these superior Steamers viii leave Rich
4 W. until further notice, every Tuesday and
rrlaay, tonchlng at City Point and Norfolk to re-
eelye freight and passengers. Returning leave PHI
au . every w ednesday and Saturday morn.
nese Steamers are now in fine order incr eased ac
Sothoaatiois tor the comfort of passengers Laviny
peeh added as also more room for freight: and We
nope, ny regularity. dispatch and care in ,,rotectinp
OF patronage 81 90 ''n increase
~ No transhipment by this line
o. Fnre Reduced.
n naage through to New York aud found go O. M
cabin Philadelphia, and found, LIST
Calm through to Philadelphia not found. ID wv
fassase to City Point and Norfolk ..,, 400
River Boats. ''iA same as by the
70 Passengers by this line can sto, =,
Two or three days, and then proceed tn ~
lie MItf T. +, FUTILE, Agent.
RauL-
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dkcO OOO WORTH OF DRY GOOD
SOU.UUU AT COST FOR CASH.
BROOKS, BELL-& WALLER,
No. II Pearl, STREET,


No, II PEARL STREET.
Hayin: made our arrangements in cOnnexlon VIVA
other parties to open house in New York the Isl
January next, and to continue our house here, " c
have determined to close out present stock OF
Goods most of which fresh end really desirable.
We will therefore and after MONDAY, the 1-nd
instant offer our entire stock at cost for cash.
Buyers will find in the stock fine lines of Beached
and Brown Sheetings and Shirtngs, Fanneis, Lin
seys Kerseys, Sleeps Grays Blankets Cloths CASH
meres Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, Prints, GinghaIns
Dress Goods Alpaccas, &c. &c
Our friends aud customers wishing to buy OF order
on the usual credits will be supplied at our usual
prices. .... ,
We are the agents for the "a and64 Staunton Full
ed Cloths and viii keep the stock OF these Goods
and sell them as we have heretofore.
We solicit call from friends and the trade
DC 22-lm BROOKS. BELL WALLER.
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT VERY

IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT VERY
i LOW PRICES
"a and A Brown Sheetngs
Oznaburgs; Bieached Sheetings and Shirtlngs
Bed Negro Horse and Foot Blankets
Wedding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; Satinets
Cassirneres of all kinds
Black and colored Broad Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
Lnseys; Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroys
Heavy country-wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and S-4 PattiDgs
Snake-Skin Vestings -
Valencia, Velvet and Satin Vestings
Caps, Hoods, Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints Silks and Merinos
Shaws, Cambrics and Curtains
Observation-Disclosures French Scotch and Irish
The largest stock of Brussels Carpets in the Conn
monweath
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do -,' -
Druggets: Crlla5 Cloths and Rugs
Alpaces of all styles
Brown Hollands; Silecees
With many other fresh and desirable goods Just to
hand. IA
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsacks Negro Jeans; Charlottesville jeans; Bale
Cottons and a FIJI assortment of Dicks cele-
brated six-Cord Spools.
long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, in quantities to suit purchasers.
Sc 2l-d&cts d. II. LONDON.
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COkE-l am prepared to furnish Coke
II as preferable fuel in most respects either wood
or coal. 1t is peculiarly adapted to cooking ranges
and stoves and to furnaces for heating large buildings
while its ready Ignition cleanliness and durability
convenient and agreeable for parlor and 9TH
CRATES.
Orders left at the Coke yard corner 10th street and
Basin Bank, will be promptly executed. Terms cash,
or its equivalent.
Sc Its JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
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MEDIcTNEl:s

,--.~,- MEDICINES
N r~~---~-~~-~->---...-
MIS-. a. b. DAVIS h...,------
FIJyIn eAy, prepared ~ peta,--.
to suit Tb p SAFE and retail da.I'h hss - |.
partition snd nd ;,s no.nins Of qaaeE ars gasss
humber Of citizens of Rieh,norss zen tesssS "a u
renee and superiority as ra,,.I % piass y 81
sa.dow OF dount. In proof ~ aassecins y. "a
zion. Seitiheates no, !. @saS =.
AZ, for n sale BY Mrs. A. 4. DAws 20.
p;a, Isterson jackson % 51eaassh
1TIDT = :; ..ss-er and Charles 1 b ', Alsye
hUE TURF OIL.-Fo- laIs e
spoonfai sc EXCEPTION, Gu Man and Hnld sss.,
Bru;sss ana s,.,s an ounce Of any srs,s. u
Bur"s ssr aaI sp.a,ns Ulcers and 81 ~ :
tramp and letter, Sting. ~ T.. ffssa ca ~
The Nails, lniianied Bre.... rn ta'eeis Ma Sas
Dasr, S~eiied Legs and Sti Sns.1sssar fsass, -
colds '"u no damage trg,n
PP Ipn "a 70 i Burns ~ at once, it lesv4,n.
Sole p,o,.,.. DoyEGn
TibINGS FROM CHE s,yrs, ss,saaess2
Messrs Dore L Co., RichmenS va Ass ! ~.
mules was turned loose in ~. Lss I'll O..
Paying about with other n,pls. ,aose ysrt 4
OF ms ~hoie body against larys =. nth tAs =. 4
cutting himself on the thigh or S. p'Ie sss..
long, ana rom an inch and half ~ aseg: i -
,..o,I5 .a was .. such CHARACTER =, 'AcAs -
wouid never be of any ser,ie,. - Is 70 sl2,,.
notice OF the Turf Oil in the go, me San :
sppned u at once to the en-, spJS PG0<s,.t
weeks he was perfectly well anS ~ sA0s Is
cannot perceive the least scar ,'L Wort n y
made. 'Sa' Where The :,
r S.-There are many Gaze. 81 "A. A. WlNFlps
s anis nelghborhood, which hay. bs'a 10 s.ss
Iurf oil and, II OF any benefit Ia w. ea'ea %
you many certificates. The wbols ~ ! eAl 9'la1
Inc quickest healing REMEDY ,bsr ,sheofhs. y
Sc IA ,hey -veras
H A WINsp,,
L.lAiR CINCHON.E, - frhi- -.- nv
H. III. 70 colh1ihatlon Of the srtT's pfepan|
the best Caiisaya Bark with 9TH, @it.'s F'aeJp,
uaotn rome and AntiIebriIe agents SS.o'sd az!
IN .ne lorHa on an elegant Cordial Fly p'=Ra
Sespea ,nel remedial properties IN !. ' y y
degree, IS entirely devoid of their ob;a.n IN.
teIness and disagreeable taste. ''I'''oasss d
IL may be emplOydd with l.u.s.
coholtions OF the system canpec,sS = Az aar
whenever corroborsnt influence !, a"h asaAl
eontI a-ihdIcating symptoms exist an, ;'Lea NJ 4
OF all local inflammation especi,IIv - ID We iA,,
bowels 1t Will be found highly 'eilsca a
ca nervous condition--iu SOM ga u ! az
loss OF appetite and ianguor. wh.rs ~ rgas,
rIsiaoie-ihtsrmlttent Diseases Of M. ..1'sl
n3, oharacter, ana In many Othe, cs.s, o.
BY analogy the attention of the .a'e' 70 VIC,
VIII be directed. 1t will prove So, ra!" /,
ing on the miasma arising from Io 70 10 10 ID nj
Hons, ana, by Its inyisorating TONIC ns.a 50
venting alter recovery, recurrence M II
Prepared and sold BY VI '1' Atict
am PURCELL LADD co
Druggists, " Nam -.
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"At Jas. Walsh's Gun Store, Ms.qa
They may be found at Paterson L Jac..as'. Il
ley & Robinson's WIN. f. N0crs, L. j Prots 4
dekers, 8. HI. ZachIisson's, Cbas Mispasai ;,
metz u Beers, and Alex DuyaPs, Drugy!sg, Ri.4zsI
Va
All orders promptly attended to, 40
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EARnIERs AND OWNERS OF HIM.,

nHaAU.n
l. AND CATfLE.-Wr particularly wv pA " !
yonr attention loan al .CIe III every way s5,r =
your wants. and deserving your especial no,'ea '''
PGltard2s Rheumatic Liniment
An article that has been extensively used bs =
ana farmers throughout the country for eyrIv /. :,
common 10 ltofses and Cattle, and in eyery ,sp
proven Itself superior to any Article now b.,-s1
pubic: For Cuts, Kicks, Bruises Spyan. e.
from the saddle on harness, Polsons IN tho NJ
Scratches, ChOlic, Swelling in the Loius ATT, -.
exercise, Qdinsy, Sore Throat, Lockjaw, Fu,tgs y
Evil SC, it has 40 equal.
This Imminent has also proved 10 be the brat :
in use Tor Rheumatism and other disease. pt,i,-
man, and thousands have certified to its.gl,7r,
over any article they have ever used.
Pr1ce . cents or ) bottles for 81
Sold by PURCELL, LADD eco. ADIF en-
BENNETT & BEERS, P. JOHNSTON / ssi
DUAL Y NORTON, L. e. THOMAS, Bu.
ShockOe Hill.
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CRaN.RY AND FEED STORE

CRANARY AND FEED sTOhE;;ggn ,'
VI undersigned has taken the house e9t I go,
lin and Wall streets formerly occupied BY MSS ,t
Prs n Hill. far the purpose OF conducting IAa
GRAIN AND FEED BUSHES -,
where he will keep CONSTANTLY on hand "a "a. y y
ment of all kinds oi Grain Nil! OfaL hay u"1 Z,
and other articles usually kept 10 oTan'f'7' anu
Stores. .,-;., osrsy.s
He hopes by giving his business sIes p "a !, ap
teption, aud selling on reasonable terms -. =
liberal patronage from bis friends s' f. "f .se
generally He will deliver any 5i' III. asa s,sss
anywhere in the eoryP %1tSTpy h pRODTCE,
sEs ~, so,, SG sion, and vii insure ''
country friends the highest market Pn'e ''' '"'
sigu1nent entrusted to hum ,ouS " COSBY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-17

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