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/ ~ Prof. DC Grath,s Electric OiI,-Tlr
death Relieve The pam. and You tbe seas
Prof De Gras Electric on IS the marvel OF this age for
Cures Nenralgia Tooliaclle, . minutes 81 go !
Cures cramP in Stomach, 5 minutes.
Cures ba Burn 4. BTsisss, Wounds, @ 9 days
Cures Earaehe, Sun Neck, Ague, I night sid
Cures Piles sNelled Glands, 10 days Afs
Cures fslos, Broken BREAST Salt Rieun sas days cures
plsgf.s 10 10 day Asthma
Seroiaia Absess 10 III days. Frosted and Chill
wilkins. Iyneibor If chas De s;ra.h,, Eec
Fie OH did not cure him OF ihsumatism and strains
ASK Rev. Mr. CALDWELL {. did NOT relieve him OF severe
cough and pain in the breast In nght.iss Isl M
~ ellie aads In the throat IN af,een minutes vhrf,
ASK slrs II ii did not relieve headache
Mrs Of II It did
DEAFNESS CURED.
- 70. ~ Nxw liAsRs, May 18Th 1886
Prof peGraihsy brother has been deaf three years
Atis i TYPE h, many things used yeur on
Ask Mr. Scranton who afterwards bousht $50 worth 10
81. ~ on all Rheuna
Afflicted - Years and Cured In one week Read letter
PInla june 9Th. 1855.
Prof DE have been etesed years with Net.-
70 sleep soudly ak for many wears past
,ss . gs .s,i gSs soss on
Ny wife could not believe Your Electric on has
Rev. Ji,ils TrnrLr, $40 south Il.
are an even s s teeth.
ns ans sss ess nssass q sss
their only aim bcinE money LOOK out sIe i
ss srsts = p the old g south
base scamp Name on the and blown bottle
Sole inventor and maker OF Eiessrc on In Ire s;a
s, FsfS-is By r II CO. and AUGHLINs HusIf-
- Ic.-r =. - cts.
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III 10 NO IA aDIgE
Greyh9is, Bald, dissaSest he
huit or scalp. retiH lie falolciHn jadgs oJ.
MRS. 8. a. ALIENS woi,Ln's HAIR RfsT6hER
Rev. NJ TiiAGlIER ID asel, Pitcher. Chen.
ansc County, MY MY hair RESTORED natural
color ceases 10 falls ~ -
Rev.Wm. CUTTER, Ed. Mothers MAGAZINE, n. Y. any
&C." = - = 1870 - = = = -
Rev. n. p STONE Concord. X II. hair riic!
s1s rys = no.. Tsstnreti 70 is Natural ey9E,
mony, aud Recommend II 70 nus lrtynIs
Rev. D. 4. WOOD, Mlddlstos, \. Y .Sty own hair has
grsnily thickeuttl OF my f,rpIy
becoming BALI, &c f-,ft
Rev. J. r TUSrIN Charleston, S. c. 1.-THE <itelhaies
becoming obyiated, and new hair forming, &c."
Rev. A. FRlNR, Silver Greek, Y. ms pro,ivcea
good effect have conlepi,I IL
Rev. JOS MCKEE, Pastor Of west u. n chnTch y "
| It. = - -
Rev. =. NORRIS. cross River. n. y, also and
sIrs. Rev. IL. A. PRATT, iIaTntlrfi, \. Y
We might swell this list 10 to eonrinae
TRY IT. Sold ly all the principal nsrchan; Ia lie United
states, Caba and Canada. Wholesale retail iet,ot NO
100 Broome Street New York SoIHe sell
Giles Instead Of this which tr inaLe profit So
write 70 depot for circular
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EsEs ESS .lOsEPMlN Il. 49,

With Illustrative Notes and Aneedetes BY mo-
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Including Letters from the time of their Marriage until
the death Of Josephine aIso private Letters
from the Emperor his brother Joseph
personages. = ?
THE INDH AN FAIRY R0OEk.
the Original Legends With illustrations by bcLE-
NAN. Eneraved by ANTHONY. ;ss PIP. l2mos plAn.-
Price 81; Full Gilt, 81 So.
These veritabe Legends, which have doubtless
Told time and again the dusky naies Indian
side before the white robbed him OF his hunting
grounds. The book l. handsomely gotten up aud
tifui gift-book all Seasons - f.55-.5 &
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odid, on receipt oftke retd2 price. r
n. B.--MASON BROTHERS publishnEa
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To be sold exclusively BY agents, OF entirely new in
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nj otioe

NOTICE hereby given to warn all persons from taking
certain Note for the OF Two Hundred Sixty
ye Dollars given Mt Lagrange, Ohio, Sept 2s payable
was frandulenty obtained. and the viii be paid
by me- k=t-e 49, ROBERT MCINTYRE ~
rHWENTK-F1VE HUSH ELS prime Onions
i received and ior sale by MATHEW McNABB,
noy1I .ss-l-z Webster ST.
ONE HHUNDRED AND FIFTY BUS ia
" els No. Potatoes receiyedAnd for sale by
sf MATHEW McNABB, 81
norl1 tszf Webster ST.
DUkE vlNEGa1s, wholesale and Retail, always
on hand NJ d for sale by MATHEW McNABB,
noylI Mehster Strret.
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BY EXPRESS. q
Y ID CLOVIS, In white and en,prr, all sizes;
IN lionnet Ribbons I'D By
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ASTHMA OR pnTHlslc, AND BRONCHITIS.

AsIh9lA OR PHTHlSIC,, AND BRONCHITIS.
4 WEsr MANCHESTER Pa, Feb. !, $50.
SIR Your CHEEKY PEcToRAL Is performing marvellous
cures In this section. 1t has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms OF consumption, and is now curing
who has labored under affection OF the lungs the
fortyyears sssszs
( HENRY L. PARKS. Merchant.
4. A. RAMSEY, NJ D., ALpIoS, MoxRo. corSrr, Iowa,
writes sept q lso5 During practice Of many years
have found nothing equal to cHERRr Civ
ing ease and relief to consuve patients curing such
We might add volumes OF evidence, convinc
proof of the virtues of this remedy
upQntrai.
Cousumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
ed so and such dangerous this no
man aid could reach; but those the CERr
RAL atTordsrcief and comfort.
AsroR HeusR, New York City, March 5, 1856.
DR. AYEr oteelt 4 feel5it duty and pleasure to in
form YOU CHEHHr PRcToRAL has done wife.
She had been five mouths lahorng under the dangerous
symptoms OF Consumption, from which aid could
cure gave her much relief Size STEADILY failing, until
Dr. Strong OF this city, where have advice
trial of medicine. We bless his kindness
as do your skill, for she has recovered from that day.
She not yet as strong she used to be- but Is from
her cough, and calls herself we'll.
.F7 Yours, with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF SHEtBYvILlE.
CoasapatfUes, do not despair till have tried AYRRs
cHERRY PEcrosAL It is made by of the best medical
chemists In the world and its all bespea the
me- of its Is6f0,
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The great popularity Aroma has Induce.
many limitations, which the public should guard against
purchasing. Re not persuaded To buy thing
have given Bnerhayes Holland Btters trial hot
tie will convince you how Infinitely superior aIIthes
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KID GLOVE TCLEANER

KID GLOVE CLEANER.
Important Discovery 70 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t
IA tlrely New--Justimpurted.
q "JOUrENtS VICTORIOUS PREPARATION
Tor instantly clEAHIsc KID GLOVES without tie slightest
Rub small portion the glove tie dirt in
stntly be Immediately
one bottle y warranted 70 clean nifty pain Price
~ cents icy II before buying AL the Agents
cd with an open bottle TO prove It's operation Agents
are coming money By the unprecedented denand More
CONTENT, MARY & co, wholetale store,
gell-dav1y No. Due n. ".
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Ladies' CHRISTIAN Annual, Vol. vi
wand Improved voIume. January, 1857.
JAMES CIEAa.5EN, EDITOR,
nv p f,nN,


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PoTICHOM a NiE

NhE new and beautiful art 81 ornAnentls simplest
Glass YesseltV resemble the FSgsr P2sTED CHIi At
is aud ars alike fascinated win this de
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OYSTERS Isa as q -
E,GESH Oysters daily from BALTIMORE by the can and
IL lhalf cam received and for sale " GEO. WILSON
novi1 sos
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WHAT 1T rs DOING POE TIE

= WI AITTIb DUINtf FUE TIE SICK.
VIM. SenchAn. Esq, the well krown HthogrAp says:
Il have frequently used Hoerhaye's Hoand Bitters.
find Il Invariably relieves indigestion and debility
Rev Samuel Babeock I found special relief
It's nse for headache, with which had iongsu-
fered.p ss ssS--ig +
J. w. MCDOWELL, 80, says; 81 have used BoeThaye,s
Holland Btters myself and recommend 70 others, know
Ing It to be just what il Is represented..ssF 81
AID. Jonathan Nicely Of Lower st. Clair 81
derived great for weakness Of the Htom-
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The NYe and Ear

y
uRINs my late tour ia Europe, obtained several new
~ Instruments and OF vie IN nv
speciality. There u nothing the In IL
fa ~ hemisphere with which am which, com
Dinel with an extensive practice years ID de city 81
New York. enables TO restore SIliT HEAKINi; Ii,
many cases hitherto deemed hopeless. Cataract positively
cured by new wout pain also Gross
hsss IN ieM seconds cured in majority %
Eye inysrisbly also, Deafness singing 10 te Esr ~
BY at entirely process: siy .reatlsr on he
30 ets ST1fICIAL EYES which move IA
lock exactly like the natural Eye, without
an and al comedies, forwarded by mall ts
sofssns ~ zdfk recetre e6Oiata ffteaftofls
So p JAMES ". POWELL, N.
beuItsl, Auriat, &c.
lell.laHly 49, 2 OlfIClS. slla IirnadNrhr.
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T usI receiyed Ifsr asseFtaent o. soft UtieF 4ia
el various eoiors,
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Jamss II. Murphy ;After several physicians had
failed. BeerAyes iInini B;ers te pain from
my heart md side, arising from Indigestion. s5F
Tho editorof the KttapnuE Free Press says one
Of the hest physicians the had failed
Holland Bitters cured me Of the worst form Of dyspepsia"
Francis Rexs ony Of the Extract
OF Coffee II knor that Holland one
of the best medicines world stoIac
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Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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TDLHdRArH1c NEWS
TAIER FROM NICARAGUA.

NEW YORK, Nov. lG The steamer Texas, from
ssn Juan via Key West, has arrived here. She
connected with the Sierra Nevada, With dates
from San francisco to Oct. 20th. Granada dasss
are 10 the 1st instant.
Among her passengers are Don Ferraui Ferrer,
Nicaraguan Minister to the United States, Hon.
John L. Wheeler, United States Minister to Mica.
ragua and Col. Fabens. bearer Of dispatches from
Gen. Walker.
Matters in Nicaragua are quiet, since the battle
Of Massaya
General Walker was awaiting the arrival Of re-
cruits before marching upon Massays snd Leon.
General Hensigen, who superseded Gen. Auria,
was drilling the army in the use Of the mountain
howitzer and Minnie rife hHl
General Walkers whole army counts 600 men,
all In good spirits and eager for An engagement
with the enemy
It Is thought decisive battle would be fought
about the 10th inst.
Advices from the mines in Honduras are favora'
BILE. A rich silver vein had been opened. and ex'
teSsive copper mines had been discovered near
Boaca. A typographical and geological survey OF
the State had been ordered and will be made.
The Texas brings 400 passengers, and Sl27,o
Ia specie
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Loss Of the steamer Superior, and Thirty
Five Lives Lost.

DETROIT, Nov 1.-THE steamer Superior was
lost in q storm on Lake Superior On the 18th ulk,
near Grand Island Her rudder was carried away
and she became uumanageable and fell In the
trough of the sea, when the water commenced ma.
king over her. despite the efforts made to prevent
its extinRuishinR the ares She struck the rocks
and went to pieces. Thirty FIVE persons were lost
and sixteen saved. The names of the lost are as
follows:
H j JONES' Captain; VIM Norris, Clerk; VIM Ro-
binson, cd Clerk; Henry d White, Srew ard; Jefi
Warner and VIM Weleh, Barkeepers; Mr. Max, I'd
Engineer; Jos Mclaughlin and Thomas Jones,
Wheelsmen; Henry Barnes, I'd Mate; Alexander
Barney, John Smith. and John tcolored) hrenaen;
George Davis, Patrick Curley and Corey (coiored,)
deck hands; Alexander and Thomas Weris. waters;
tcolored Stewardesa Albert and Robert (colored,)
cooks; Rard, sailor Stephen Winter and four sis
ters, of Ontanagous; Margaret Foster, OF Cass
county, Michigan; VIM Sisson, Indianapolis ana
VIM Rowe, passenger
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Loss of tine Propeller Toledo.

BUFFALO Nov. IA The Express this morning
publishes the statement of Samuel WEIGH and
Aquils Clifford, deck hands, saved from the pro-
peller Toledo. The facts stated do not appear to
differ materially from the particulars already giv'
en-, They say, according to the best Of their
knowledge, that there was on the propeller ut the
time she was lost the captain, two mates, three
engineers, three fremen, eight deck hands, COOK,
steward, two porters, two lamp boys, Waterman,
Two wheelmen, five cabin and l2 Storage passen'
gers, of whom only two were saved.
The steamer Lady Elgin, reported as lost, safe
~ arrived at Chicago on Sunday.
We have no other tidings of the other missing
vessels.
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man RT.Re,TlON.

The retnrns By mall Indicate the following msofi.
tie. fer Buchsnsu. in lnaans with 80 eountiss heard
from, faseo e7ecrsia, Iis oounttss beard from.
isasl ilip.is. With all cousties Ia but FOUR Jos
Ia North Carona the vote will not exceed soooo be-
Ing q 900 less than that poisd In August last Mr..
Buchanan's majority in that State viii bs about
$4,000. Florida 10 conceded for Buchanan by 1900
majority Louisiaas, BY mistake Of the types given
to the Amseans In the Dispatch of Saturday, 10 CON
eeded to the Democrats BY 5000 majority. The fol-
lowing the only telesrephie Dispatches recsiSed
ILLINOIS.
SrarNerIKLs, ILL.,, Nov 1.-THE majority for MIL
Ier Republican, for State Treasurer, will be over
1880. The Fillmore men generally voted for him.
MISSOURI
Or. Louis, Nov. 15-Fihy- seven counties In this
1850 There are vet forty counties to bs heard
from.
VIRGINIA.
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e. DRfSCOLL's BALM OF

II DRiSCOLLS BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrifce and Cosmatic that ever the art
Of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth healing the gums and mpsrting fragrance and
sweetness to otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exists, without the persons knowledge
For sale in Richmond by R. DUQUESNE, No. 207,
Main street. and by Druggists generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

A Coon DEAL OF BACON The stock of bacon
in New Orleans on the LIST instant was estimated
to be 5, 900 casks, and the stock in st. Louis IL
about the same making q total Of 10000 casks,
Estimating each cask At 300 pounds, we have at
these two points eight millions Of pounds, equal to
20 600 barrels of pork
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POst-tlf,ce Robbed.

BUFFALO, Nov 1.-THE Post Office at Delo
ware, Ohio, was robbed on Monday nighto. all
the letters it contained, aud afterward set fire
but the flames were discovered in season to ak
tinguish them without much damage being done.
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Ala t0r kRhSBa,

BOSTON, Nov. l4.-At meeting of the leather
and boot and shoe dealers held here to day, nearly
twenty thousand dollars were pledged for the aid
of the free State party in Kansas.
o o. Bacon, an old Boston merchant, died at
Jamaica Plains last night.
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TIE SAN FRANCISCO VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
The passengers by the George Law, from San
Francisco state that the news of the treatment Mr.
GLANCE Committee received in New York some
time since created great deal Of feeling. Many
of the leading citizens were disposed to hold
meeting on the subject for the purpose Of raising
fund to defray the expenses of whatever legal pro-
vindication of the defendants in the courts of this
city.
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ANOTHER WHEELBARRow BET.-Some time
ago girl who lives In one of the best and rchess
families in this city made wager Of q barrel Of
shavings with . man that Buchanan would carry
New Hampshire. Last evening. without giving
him previous intimation, she wheeled with her
own hands on . wheelbarrow the barrel Of sha
wings to his door. about an eighth Of mile.-Man'
chester, IN. H. Mirror.
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pxrpEsrse THE PASSES OF THE MOUTH OF tn.
,,.s.,.s,rpr RryER-Oontraets with the United
STATE. government for thi, parpo.. wsr. ;as.a.
..,rr,s.y. BY Messrs. W. p. Craig and W. 4.
p,.n,or. Of Newport Kentucky. They are to give
. dsp,h Of 90 feet below low wster, and width
nat lass than three hundred feet to the Southwes'
pas and Pass aLoutre. for the sum Of el25 900
sanh. the time limited to ten months from date for
he Arst named, and fifteen months for the second.
They furthermore agree to maintain said depth
and width to said passes for the term Of four and
half years thereafter for the further sum Of s72,
nnn
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From Newfoundland.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, ST. JOHNS, N. T.. Nov. "a.
The weaeher here for some days past has been
exceedingly wet, but our land line Of upwards Of
four hundred miles works well, and no difficulty
has been experienced with the submarine cable
which connects this island with Nova Scotia.
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THE U. s. FRIGATE MERRIMAc.-A letter from
Southampton, England, announcing tnA1 tnis
steamer sailed from that port on the goth ult Tor
Bres,, thence to Lisbon, Cadiz and the West In
dies, says:
On the eve of the departure of this noble ship
Of war. Capt. Psudsrgrast, and those OF the OH
GERS Who were not present At the late banquet
given by MT Andrews. the Mayor. we're enter,
scat, near Winchester. They were conveyed
thther in two carriages and pairs, and during me
afternoon visited the cathedral the college, the
Hospital Of ST. Cross and other objects OF interest.
The Mayor also took his visitors to hursiey, aus
tent from Winchester about four miles, and the
antiquities connected with the village greatly de-
lighted and interested the American gentlemen
On their return to Winchester they were most
generously entertained by his worship and during
The evening Capt. Pendergrsst acknowleogeo IN
most grateful language the kindness he had re-
ceived at all hands during his sojourn In England.
The officers of the Merrimac leave behind them
the best recolleetions Of their kind and attentive
courtesy to all classes of the inhabitants: Admi
raj Sir George Seymour inspected the Merrimae
on the 9th ult. The customary salute was fred
from the guns of the frigate.
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Rahherx ard Murder.

BUFFALO, Nov. H.-John Whitney, an old and
respectable citizen of Londonville, Ohio, was
knocked down aud robbed Of $50 on Tuesday
night, within forty rods of his own house. His
skull was fractured by blow, but he was able to
reach his own house, where he shortly died. No
clue has been obtained of the murderer.
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Democratic Keioicfnge.

BOSTON, Nov. l5--The Dorchester Democrats
fired 100 guns last night in honor Of the election
of Mr. Buchanan.
The Democrat. in this city FIRE Ia gums in hon
or of their victory.
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Fire.

BOSTON. Nov. 1S--The FIRE in the hardwar,
store of Martin & Co and II. w. Demett on Wa
ter street, occasioned a loss OF about $4,000 Oh
stock and the building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

SYNOD CT NORTH CARoLINA.-This body con.
vened at the Presbyterian church in Fayetteville,
Wednesday evening, the Rev. E. W. Caruthers
Moderator of the last Synod, in the chair, having
previously preached the opening sermon, The
Rev. Neill Mckay, of Harnett county, was then
chosen Moderator for the ensuing year. There
are sixty or seventy Ministers p esent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

DEAD.-Rev. Robert Silly, for so years Bap.
list minister In Fluvanna county, Va, died ON the
9th inst. He was the author Of many literary
contributions over the signature of San Old Fash.
Toned Preacher"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-17

MILL BuRST.-On Tuesday night last the girls.
MILL belonging to Alex. Finneu, ST., Esq, in
Prince William comfy. took fire, 1t is supposed,
from the stove pipe, and burnt down. Loss about
1900 No insurance