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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11

Seventy three deaths occurred In Boston last
week, of which eleven were of consumption, and
four of small pox
Captain Abel De Forest, soldier OF the Revo.
luton, niDeiyfve years of age, participated ip the
Fourth of July Anniversary in Bnghamton, New
York.
Total deaths In St. Louis, for the week erdipg
July 2d, were one hundred aud twenty-five
The Louisville Democrat of Friday learns tb a.
cloiera is on the Increase in Lexington, Ky.
Mr.. Marshall, an important witness against Jno
NJ organ murderer OF his son, suddenly dsap peared
from Memphis, Tenn, on the Both ul'
A few days since the steamers 'Prairie State
aud Kentucky" were both destroyed by dre at
Rnck Island, LII.
The locomotive "Hero" blew up on the Central
Ohio Railroad day or two CO. slightly scadipg
the hands of the engineer.
The main line OF public works OF Penn sylvapia
Is to be sold on the "a ms.
Buckingham Smith, Secretary of Legstion
Msdrid, in place Of Mr.. Perry, sails In lhe rsltic
from New York to-day.
Liquor Law IN LnunvILLK, KY-Several OF
th Common Councilmcn OF LouisviIia Ky., were
arr s,ed Monday. by order OF Judgs BuIi. ck, for
refusing 10 grant liquor licenses.
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CADET PRoMoTIoNs.-The following la a Iist nj
the graduated class of Cadets who have been an.
poipted to Brevet Second Lieutenancies in the set
eral arms named from July lst viz:
Corps IF Engineers Il. Cyrus B Comstock: g
Godfrey WetZ=l.
Dragon 4ym &c. Ebeuezsr G.ay, coupspv G. Jst
regiment; David MoM- Gregg, company c. ID re
giment; l3. James Wheeler jr, company p 2d rs si
meni; 20 Lewis Merrill company D st re giment
Canal, v arms Cornelius Van Camp comnaru
r, lst regimen'; Junius Wheeler, companv y
I'd re giment; l6 John r. Church, company lst re-
simsnt; II Albert V. Coburn company d. I'd rssi.
ment.
Regiment Of Mounted Rifemen-lO John V d
Du Bois company .; &c William w. AvereIl, CON
panyG.
ArtiHery Arm-4 4. George H Elliott companv a
4th re giment;7 7 Samuel Breck, Jr., COMPANY r. ist
regiment; 9. Frederick l., Childs, compapy r. "a re-
sment; IL Michael Small, company g, Sd re eei.
ment; u Francis r. T Nichols company l. "a resi-
IN ent; IS. Alexander 8. Webb company X An resi
ment IA F1hn w Turner, company L. 81 resimenf.
Is. France 4 Shoup, company A, Isl regiment
Infantry 1rm m-l9 George d. kussles companv
D lst regiment; Il Alfred ToFbert comnsnv
K, ID regiment; q Charles w. Thomrs compsny
c. 5th regiment;s3 James II. Hill company I0tb
regiment; "a Edward L Hsrz, compsny X TN re.
ment 25 Clarence E. Bennett, company A. Sd re.
siment; n. Timothy M Bryan, Jr, company C 9th
regiment; %. VIM B Hszsn, company D. An re s
men'; 20 Henry w. Freddy, company X, oh re ri
ment; 80. Henry M. Lszeli, company g, Ist re- ii.
men; 81. Wm r. Pesse, company g. l0sh re gimert
30 Jesse Allen, company r, 5th regtment; IS Re-
bert Hill, company B, 6.h regmeI {, "a. Geo McG
Dick, company g, Sth regiment.
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CoLoRED DocToRs CT DIvINITY.-According to
an cffcer of the Southern Baptist Board, there are
hosts of colored D DIS 10 the coored Baptist
churches 10 Savannah. Speaking of the colored
preachers he says They are all doctors whether
NJ. D.'s or D DIS we could not learn but presume
that the latter is meant They speak OF each other
as Dr. Marshall, DR.. Frasher, just as VIII lite folks
say DR.. Jeter, DR.. NOVEL;, DR. Fuller, or Talbrd;
and what 10 better still, they have somehow con-
ceived the notion that every preacher Is, er ocio
doctor; for when we had closed the services In
the pulpit of our worthy coored DR. Cox, he rose
snc made the very respectful announcement that
Rev. DR. Walker would preach in Rev. DR.. Mar
shall's church In the evening.
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RICHM 0ED, Vas
ELECTION OF COMMISSIONER OF BOARD

ELECTION OF COMMISSIONER OF BOARD
OF PUBLIC WORKS The Enquirer of yes
terdsy contains the proclamation of Cover
nor JoHSsoS, announcing the election of
AIrxANpER K. HOLIDAY, Commissioner
Of the Board of Public Works for the second
District. We give below the official vote.--
II will be seen that in the county of Logan.
Robert G. Morris was voted for instead of
R,chard g. Morris. But adding the 67 thus
cast to Capt Morris poll, Mr.: Holladay has
still q maiority of $50 in the District:
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V, BARGAMIN.
NEW AND ELEGANT PRIVATE
- ~, n.r n. .RRuAII RETWEEN

TAND 10Th SITS. FOR SALE = Intending to
'5ine housekeeping, offer for ssla the prem,see,'
which | reside, consisting OF Lot ironing oZt
depth $50 feet 10 an alley, on which hsve oeeh
Steo of the best materials ard workmanship,
Sricr Dwelling with II rooms, having gas and
N. bah room, Sc, q large Brick Kitchen sno
Nae &c TIE main dwelling is finished IN ,he
|(be liberal. spnY tn myself. on the North slde
IN. or to B. WATKtNs at messrs Kent Pane
- MATHEW w. FORD.
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NE" JOHNsON
lately Of the American Shaving Saloon, has take u
the house next door TO Or. Powell on 10th street,
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for hH business where all who de-
sire easy and pleasant shave, will find him bere-
tofore ever ready TO please his customers.
His superior style of Hair Cutting is proverbsl,
and he is sure he please the fastidious. He
will co otinue 70 manu- scture the eeIebrsed hair
stoIative and tonic, which with other popular pre-
parationa and dyes together with the delightful
rhampoon bath, will make his shop he hopes, the
resort of ali who desire to be waited upon In his line
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-A

na,t hrick DveIlipf situated on Tst between
- 20 S. 49, - IN a, desirable neig ighbcrhood
in tn. civ. IL h.s good basement one Ioom .s
e.. go two rooms on the second Il ,or, with
- and bach porehst-s substantial ofek hnensn. &c or.
r.. I. one Of the mcst desirable residences
IN al nmily 10 the neiehborhood ard II cary
ratlon is made, will BE- sold on reasonable terms
V. BARGAMIN.
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CHOLERA We regret to learn, says the Louis
Vile, Ky Democrat oi F friday that the cholera 10
making its appearance in several IF The r.v,rt wos
below On the night of The 81 there were four
deaths at lckport, Ind. veral deaths by
cholera at Eddyvle. on the Cumberland river,
occurred within the pas. few days; and Two cases
have occurred at Psducah, but we have not learned
whether they were fatal.
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TIMBER AG ENCIEs The Secretary Of the NAVY
has Co lcuded TO scoBtnue after the rst of Augu
next the supeInte ndeney of timber agencies under
the Bureau of Yards and Docks. he having deternu.
ed u MAKE change 10 the entre system. The Ioc q
sssnces in the a'ate of Ala5ama have already beer
dne0ntinuad
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LARGE CoNrRAcr.-The Robbins and Lawrence
Company, a. WiEGsor, on the Connecticut river
have contract with the Britinh government for
machinery for making arms to the amount of one
hundred Thousand dollars, and another, with iudi
viduals, for twenty five thousand MIME ies.
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MORMON STATIsTlcs-Thers are now in Utah
IerritorY,S Mormon Fist Presidents, Apostles, 7I5
High Priests 036 Seventies 99i Elders 5l4 Prie,ts
"a Teachers ana 2s7 Descans. Brigham Young IS
been chosen President of the Deseret Theoiogical
Tnatitute
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HE LIVER fLLs-Ihe Liver Pills Of
Dr. ID Lane were first used by him exclusively in his
of Liver complaint, that they became famous az
attracting the attention Of the medical faculty. pass
ed into general They act with great certainty
and reguarty the pate Mt almost imme lately
the Dispersion of his disease and 10 gradually
TO health. With some the effect II almod mraca-
lou. frequently experiencing immediate relief aftei
Of another description. In vain. Diseases liver
very common in this country, and often
Of the premonitoTy symptoms Of this dangerous and
complicated disease should at once procure boz
Dr. MLane's Piils, and perhaps thereby be save
world of misery.
r. 6-The above valuable repedy, also q .Me.
Lanes Liver Pills, be had st respests-
BILE Drug Stores In this city.
y Purchasers Will plsase be sereful to aik for,
and take none bus Dr.. FLAMES VEKMIHUGE
Al others In comparison. are worthless
NH 2l-ika aIv
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FROM FoRT LARAMIE. - Letters from David "a
BUR- Esq the Surveyor General of Utah, who is
now on his way to that distant territory. state that
the Indians were all quiet in the neighhorhood of
Fort Laramie on the 18th and l7th of June II .
party had travelled than sixty miles all the az
through countless Thousands of buffalo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11

The Hon Mr. Perley and the Hon Mr. Cushmap,
the British and American Fishery Commissioners
under the Reciprocity Treaty, have arrived in
washington on business connected With their Off
cial duties.
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I IsTEN AND OBJ SERV E.-As the

ISTEN AND 0 B S Z Z Y E.-As the
~ season has far advanced and GOLDSMIT hav.
ing large and desirable stock of Trim min es and
Fancy Goods har6, will offer them at such reduc-
ed prices that cannot fail please and satfy those
found among his stock Cambria aud Swiss Edeinga
and Insertnss; Lisls, Thread Silk and Bobbin Eds-
ines and lnsertipgs; Cambria, Nainsook, Dmity and
and Children's Hosiery; CambIic Swiss and Check.
ed Muslins; Linen Hdkfr; ColIsrs; Sleeves; Inside
Capes; nfants Waists Leather els; Mantillas-apd
many other new goods which has been recently re-
csived, all of which will be sold at uncommenlv low
prices E GULDsmIT
iy9 2O5 Rrnsd st
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Three hundred fremen and citizens from LondoEs
Canada, visited Cleveland on the 4th. Trey wei
appropriately welcomed by Governor Medill, who
in the citv
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TUNNEL UNDER NIAGARA RIvER-II Ia propos-
ed to dig tunnel for railroad track under the
Niagara River at Black Rock, near Buffalo. Its
leugth will be 2 400 feet, descent of grade on each
side 70 feet per mile, cost 500 600. The river 10 90
'eet deep at the proposed locality, and its bed of
solid limestone.
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DISASTERS ON THE WESTERN WATERS The
Cincinnati Commercial gives summary of dses
ters the Western waters, which embrace 6G
steamboats,, So fats, barges and kees, Involving
loss of 81 402 600 10 six months. The loss of life
amounted TO seventy-two, and thirty six persons
wounded Over 100, 600 lives have been acc ident.
allysost In the last forty year, ,on Western rivers
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Hon Chapman, OF Springfield, has declined
an appointment of Commissioner under the Massa
chusetts personal liberty" act
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CANADIAN TRADE.--The Quebec board of trade
has memorslized the Governor General of Cana.
ds on the subject of appointing competent per
son to represent and protect in the Uoited States
the commercial interests of the British North
American unssessilr:
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FOX RENT-Tbat excellent bust

ness stand st Rocketts long occupied by Geo
|5ffism Eq suitable for Grocery, Ship Chsndie-
Ev6r Public Hcu,e-i, supplied with cool spring wa
n. 10 nd ucted into tbs house.
ASO-A large tenement on the south size o. the
EfSn between 10th and llth streets, with Bow
III Alley connected. Very spacious ard arranged
u q large business or tavern.
AISO-A good retail business stsnd tn9 dweliinT,
Dathe Csnal Bank. near Armory Bridge. Has been
bornuRh repaired, snd 10 now hne opening for
lnsines'.
a. an O. L. 7
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,uans FOR RENT AND sArs
FOR One oi

FOR RENT One OF those ntW
and desirable residences on 10th street, iou.
srs beyond Broad (Tslbott's Row. eonta,nlna :
ms brick Kitchen, and wster Ia yard.
sisen in nmediateiy. For further ipfoImsuo" aP
10 7 hos L. Angus, q Main street or 70
S-lws TALBOT & BRorHEhs..
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The President as recognised J. II. Harjes 80 Con-
su OF the Hsnsea;c town Lubeck, for the States OF
Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Delaware.
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REmovAL.-The On. ce OF the RIoHmon

kEM0VAL.-IhoU On &c OF the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has benn removed 10 the second
Story of the Building corn,r of Main and IIth sts.-
~ Entrance on 18th street
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting OF thar ability to comply with
all who have had business with the Office for the
satsfactory in which it has been transacted
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
JNo. Ii. BosRER, Secretary. isl3
49,
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DEATH OF AN CFFscEg.-Sscond Lieutenant 8
4. ShepDetd I'd Drss'ns. Gied at Fort I.eaveuwofth
Kansas Territory, June q, 1855, of choleIs.
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General SIS presided n the celebration Of the 4th
in Detroit and Introducing the orator, made biist
and eloquent pssch
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PRICE REDUCED FOR THE CUTTING OF
CHLDREN's HAIR.-l24 cents for Boys. and I83 cen nts
for Girls, JOHNSON'S
Shaving, Hair Cutting and Sbampooing Saloon,
jeSO 10th street, between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-11

1 The Court Of Appeals of Kentucky bavs decided
hat BAIbee, Know Nothing 10 Mayor Of the city Of
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Aggregate vote for Alex'r R HoladsY. ..,-...26 95l
" g Richard g Morris. &c 555
II" " Robert @. Morris. 81
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subscriber, an experI-

A CARD.-1he subscriber, an expert
snced praetitioner of Medicine, Surgery and Obste
tries, having located on Broad street, three doors
above tenth, offers his professional services to the
citizens Of Richmond.
stady aud practice of Midwifery, and the treat.
ment of Diseases of Women and Children.
sp 7-6mt EiCHO CAUTHORN M. d.
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The exact suTos of uc' ion of the Au, TRAN
" ny are t45 0Oo men and 10000 horses.
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BATHS, BATES, BA rHs.-HOt, Cod and
shower Baths can be had Aaily from 7 A. M, to 10
O'Clock p. M, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving and
Shsmpooing Saloon under the American Hotel
IF Single Bath 25 centa 1r Tickets for 81. En-.
trance ON I1th 81. my2
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Ths imports at Boston last week amounted
S58i5I9
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HAIR CUTTING.-CidZens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishrx get their Hair in tb
latest and most appro, ed style wonld advise them
to call on HOBSON under the American Hotel, en-.
trance on 1lth street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be hs5
ali hours Single Bath 25e., or Tict cts for 81.
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FOR RENT-A genteel Residence

FOR RENl-A genteel Residence
- in sn excellent peig hor hood on First sire ct
netween Main and Cary, (Sd dive ling from Cary. T.
The house is now vacant. and persons wiahirg q to
rent are invited TO view the premises which will
be % IVA by servant on the lot and where terms
ana other particulars may be obtained. CAL to-
dsyor Tomorrow Ia desired. WIN. GOULDIN
OT-S (iOysrDoY STRAIT
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The OHIO HARvEsT.-The wheat harysst in the
Miami valley has been progressing Throughout the
week, and the weather has been REMARKABLY favora.
BILE for the gathering of the crop Its abundance
has far exceeded expectations and the.grsin Ia of
superior quality In oats, fax and barley heavy
crop is elso anticipated.
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
lkAGs, RoPEs, BAGGING &c-) South Franz ct
doors West OF Old Market, buys small q wsil a.
large lots. fs -d6m
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THE Boston EMEEzzLEMENr.-Ths ds,.lcstion
of Mr. Tuckerman, Treasurer of the Buston and
and Eastern Railroad 10 in part an over issue of 65
shares IN his confession he states that he has e.
celved the directors for nearly ten years. potwith-
standing several committees of in vestig alton have
at different times examined his accounts He has
transferred to the company assets which be values
At sos 000
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Read what the Wing saws about Simons'

likeness of the Rev. Mr.. Moore:
SPLENDID Work OF Arrive have seen por-
Trait OF Rev T V. Moore, pastor of the Frst Pres.
byteran Church in this city, which regard as one
OF the most excellent works of art that has ever
come under cur observation. 1t is engraved ste
by A B. Wster, OF Philadelphia, from dagusrreo-
type BY Simons, of this city The resemblance to
the original s perfect that shall think stran ge
If every friend of MI Moore does not once secure
copy. They can be obtained of Mr.. Simons.
iV
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FOX kENT.-Ihe Warehouse on
the S1uthside OF the Basin, tknown as "Ladd's
lHnbHr House Possession given im 7 ed. ately -
Eot terms Apply st the Office of the James River and
Aanawha Company. ~
II 28-ts VIM P. MUNFoRD, Sec.
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Msiority for A r. Holladay.,.,.

From CENTRAL AMERICA THE FILLIBUsTERs
By the arrival Of the steamer Northern Light, at
New York, dates from Central America are re-
celVed to the 10Th ult. Atfsirs 10 Central America
were In most disordered condition. The brig
Vesta. which had on board Colonel Walker and
lis party from San Francisco led Realai some
weeks ago. II Is known to our readers mat this
port ss well as Leon, on the Pacific, were In the
hands of the CaSteIlon party of Nicaragua. Col
Walker, after conference with General MunoZ
who Is in command OF the Castellon forces em-
barked for San Juan del Sur, reinforced by two
hundred men. His party was thus increased to
.bJu 275. He appeared off San juan, and landed
his forcts on the night of The 9Th ut., a. Breto
about IA miles north of San Juan while the next
DAY, his vessels, the Vesta aud a schooner. ap-
peared off In the harbor of San Juan TO draw off the
attention OF the troops there. In the morning the
troops were hurried off Ia great PRECIPITATION TO
defend Rtvss, which Walker had assaulted, and is
reported t. have taken. The next night he took
San Juan del Sur, without any resistance, and
seized all the arms and amnsunition deposited
there. 1t is supposed that he will attack San
Carlos and Castillo, and thep, with a combined
movement with MuEoz, attack Grenada should
Munt be able TO overcome General Corral at Ma
nsqua The President and his officers left Grene.
da on the 20lh, to join the army with General Cor
ral and thus matters will be brought To crisis
correspondent of the New York Herald wri
ting from Virgin Bay, on the 29h ut, says that
about 500 NcarsgusDs were at Rivas, and steady
fighting had been going on between them and Col.
men belonging to the Cas,illon party. On the day
following, the same correspondent wriies: "Just
now the Democrats, some Americans among them
are coming In In small numbers, five and ten in
great hurry, across the transit road, taking The
road for Costa Rca. Though they say they have
been victorious, their disorderly movements their
hurty and their quietDess prove that they are run
Eing away"
10 postscript he adds that "Ce'. Walkers party
had been defeated" This announcement how
mn intl fitunn lid k1r.S
received OF that fac. up to the time of the depar
ture Of he Northern Light.
The British ship of war Buzzard, and mail
steamer Dee, were at San Juan or Greytown, pro.
tec,ing the Muiquito flag. This town has been
again organized, u4der the lead Of I J Martin,
late Mayor, the same, we believe, who was at the
head OF the city government at the memorable
bombardment of that place.
The American citizens Of San Juan del Sur
offered Mr.. Wheeler public dinner, which he de-
clined
There had been several cases of cholera at Vir-
giu Bay
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JN0. w. WRIsHT a. Go. are prepared
to receive ell binds of Produce and Mersbsndiss on
Storage, ct their Warehouse the Dock, - ses'
sonable terms ~ II can be tAkan IN the sity.
CIUART'S C. YELLOW SUGAR-For
yio DAVENPORT, ALLEN 1 CO.
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Il dUCTTONEER,
OFFICE WITH GEORGE ]. suMNER

No. 90 PEARL STREET,
viii attend to the sale of Real Estate, and eyery
description of Merchandise. Household Furni: ure
kc. Also-To Renting out Houses, Collecting, SO.
NH 8
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Has YOUR CHILD THE SUMNER CON-
PLANT? or have you the Darrhoe a?-hasten and get
bottle of STABLER'S DIARkHGA CORDIAL.
This valuable medicine has rival in curing such
afectonr in its action it alays and produces
healthy condition of the Liver, thus removing the
cause at the time that it cures the disease A
large number of the first physicians in the United
States have been made acquainted with the compo-
stion of this good medicine" and have given it the
highest encomiums All ts whom it has been made
known. without an exception, acknowledge that 1t
is an admirable remedy.
AZ Descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis OF the
Agents.
Price for each only 80 cts six bottles for $3.50
E. II. STABLER Il Co, Propristors
Wholesale Druggists Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
Wholesale gents, Richmond,
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. jy2-d&cI2t
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AK DAILY DISPATCH
nv J. A. CowARDN.

nrv D1sPATCH 10 served to subscribers
pc JAIL inr.rrr cENrspER WEEK, payable to
G.rrsr der weekly. Price for mailing, "a year In
neWarrKLY DISPATCH 10 issued every IN
and mailed to subscribers at Si perannum-