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EsssDprsp0sVcr0Cs.

n VERY large stock ot Emhroidcrics. the
IA finest and richest patterns, Collars
Cuffs, Ch'mezetts, etc, al S'MoN'e Capitol
Cheap Store Nav S-y
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('lsro,p,,u,,clcr.

DATENT LEVER, Detached lever and
! Lapinc Watches just received and for
sale low, ut Tl)EO. GOLD MANN'S,
mavl7 Harvey House Basement
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COW pEAS.-l0O DCSHEL-
v,s.ls ~ rSoe parxpraeAsr ! CO.
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w totekev

Whtakey.
lust RECEIVED A LOT OF" GOLD
- MONONGAHALA RYE WHlSKEYn
and for sale in bulk OF retail low for cash
MIG BRYAN,
may23. N. r. Cor, Court House square
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(Js,ls1 1sspss

Gold U'rNs.
WITH Gold and Silver oldcrs also La
w dies Pencils. A large assortment on
hand, at derla Turo. GoLnM.NNs,
Watcl, maker aud Iewcler
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Native Wines &C.

FRESH GROUND FLOUR.-Purchassr
+ OF Flour, would do well to bear in mind, that
fresh ground family -four can always be had in
Ration Rouge, and Of her own manufacture. To
insure getting it all o. X. send your orders to
mario JOSHUA REAL.
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BORING Machines.
A FEW more lett, Of tho above labor a.
II wing machines, with three sogers, a..
orted sizes, at LAnaulER h LAncuE.
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MI Gn,,i Il
CAPITOL CHEAP STOREll

1y~ECONOMY AND TASTE. Iii
GRACE,
Ensc md Elegance. Nil Conn D,inetl.
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GLASS;

4 IT. sizes. for sale hv the box only at
oct24 ROGEi'S Drug Store.
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HOTELS.

NOTICE..-The Ballard Hotel saloon, in
/ Y the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
entrance the same that to the hotel. This estab
lshment on the European plan, this day open for
the accommodation of the public. and the subscriber
hopes that the neat and elegant style in which he has
fitted up his saloon will far their appreciation
that he will receive fair share of their patronage
He solcits visit J. w. SMITH,
ia Late of Lynchburg. Va.
A MEXICAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.
IA Tho travelling public is respectfully informed
personal supervision of the Subscriber.
The GILMOR HOUSE, Baltimore, will bn super.
intended by Mr.. w. s. WARNER, (late of St. Nlcho-
las, N. W during my absence.
is21-lmk ]. MILDEBERGER SMITH.
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DAILY DISPATCH.



How THE GREW OF THE ECHO WAS SAVED
THE VALUE or LIFE BOATS AND SURF CARS
A correspondent Of the New York Times "I''iA !.
from Riverhead, l.. l.. gives the following account
Of The saving Of the crew of the ship Bono eAp..
Reder. bound from Phisdeiphia 70 bosson' WIN
corn. -four, Sc. -
The ship struck Just sitter daylight IN about
twenty minutes time man appeared on the beach.
and The crew hailed him with Joy - fhedr deIfv-
erar for he looked IS II he had come to heip. ~
,,royed to be John Foster. Esq, the captain Of the
hsnd followed him close. The serf was beating
arainst the banks, but, without hesitation. tney
ct out the hfe-boat, which was almost immedi'
asely stove They then brought out the iife-caI
aud attempted 10 get line 10 the ship. Two o.
three attempts with the rockets were unsuccessIa
the mortar was then tried, not one OF the crew &c
firing below, but gazing anxiously into me sI -
OF the gun as q cannon ball from gun nred "
friends could not hurt II It should accioentahy IAN
apon the ship instead Of going beyond no acci-
dent happened; the third ball fell IN the rSnt spos
taking the line right across the ship. nawser
was soon fastened 10 the vessel. the oiner emo pc
ing held by the inhabitants, VINO mad hooked 10
the shore to render assistance.
srha life car was strung upon the hawser, and,
one bv one the crew were safely brought TO shore.
rearirr the last man inghtbe too weak to haul the
car back to the ship the last time il went off q
note was put m Ii, directing the two remaining ones
to get in the together, and they did As they
emerged from the and looked back to the break
srs through which they had come, they were full
of gratitude to their preseryers and could hardly
refrain from embracing the little car which had SO
sfEectually embraced them.
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For sale by DOVE L CO.

80 GARDENIN G...The under. EeHQ
signed respectfully tenders his servieesC
to all persons, either in the city or coun- ~
try who may require the attention of Flor-.S
ist or Landscape Gardener either in laying of yards
and gardens, planting or trimming trees, box-heager
grape-vines, &c. Work will be done by the day, or
according to contract.
Orders left at the Confectionery Of A. Pizzni ON
Broad street, will be promptly attended to-
My residence is at the corner Of Henry and Broad
streets opposite Absrnethys garden.
ia l7--Sna* CHARLES A. RUHLE.
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DEATH OF LADY ELLEEBoRouGH-Iti Is strange
to watch how those who at different times occupy
large space for the moment either in public fame
or public scandal, disappear suddenly from the
scene and are forgotten, the wave of time pass
ss over, until again they rise at some distant
spot, where one least expects to find them This
thought Is brought to our mind on reading the last
news from Asia of the death in Arabia of Lady
marlborough, who at one time was the star of
London fashion, and whose beauty and wit, the
champagne of Conversation, full of sparkling and
vivscity, gathered round he's all that was distn-
guislred in English society. Among her special
admirers were George Canning and the Duke of
wellington, but to the discovery of her amours
with Prince Schwartzenberg, which led to trial
that some years since created an intense sensation
among the aristocratic circles of Europe, was
owing to her separation and divorce from her
naughty and arrogant lord, who became so memo
rabls by the pomp and majesty Of his short rule in
India. For years she had not been heard of, when
now we find her an Eastern Zuleika and the vic
tim of a harem's revenge. II is said she has been
sssassnated in Arabia by us Harens dun cheik
Arabe." How beyond all fiction would be the ro-
nance of such life if faithfully told IN y 7ri
bxas
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MnDIcrNHs.


UODfE nIEDICINE.--nli2s. DAVIS,
IA ELIXIR cures Coughs, Coldg md " noopms
Congh and Affords great relief In Consumption ana
,npxf diseases arising from colds and neglected cot6hs
The following are few extracts from cert1ncsIes ~
citi,ens Of Richmond wo have fssted its virtues
Nv timely use of il, have no doubt It has seveo
one many doctors fees. know OF 1fs eooa ens s
with 8 great many other than my own family. -
h.ys used II in my family for three years, and
af 4 sickness among children, nothing can be bet
terr-M. b. Goodwin.
s. have tried ali the coush remedies Of the day,
DAVE to be the most valuable preparation OF the kind
now in user-E1vah Warm.
For sale BIZ Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
AIex Duysi. Paterson Jackson, Chas. M1aspeugns
e. ]. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
TTyHE GREAT AND NEQU A l. Il I'D
i CARBOHYDRATES RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.-In these latter days of medical progress,
when every method of empirical imposition and fraud
il used BY ignorant and interruptions pretenden to
rob the ere dulous of their money, 1t would be I'M
task to attempt exposure of their system
for the purpose of illustrating the real necessity
Of remedy like
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
Good medicines, ike good Deeds speak for them
selves and the only plan IL to give them fair and inn
partial trial. when the undoubed assurance of others
is received, who have been benefited BY the same
means This Linment il put mp in bottles twice the
size of any article of the kind now before the public
thereby offering to the consumer the advantage Of
procuring more in quantity and better In quality than
any similar article in
" Its effects are instantaneous.
Price Is cents or bottles for 81.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD co, ADIE GRAY,
BENNETT & BEERS, p. JOHNSTON BRO,
DUVAL NORTON, L. B. THOMAS, Broad st.,
Shockoe Hill. ia Is
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GOLD IN NrcARAGUA-Tae Kinney Statement
The N. o. Crescent publishes letter from one Of
Col Kinney's party in Nicaragua dated Jan. 4th---
The writer gives glowing description of the fer
Utility Of the SOIL and regrets that plows were not
carried out by them He says:
Three gentlemen who have been prospecting in
the nina, have just returned and report most favor
ably. They say that judging from the specimens
taken out by them, that the mines of this country
are far superior to those of California. The yield
of gold dust to the pan was twenty cents. AT that
rate man by proper attention to his work, can make
one hundred dollars per day. The three gentlemen
are experienced miners. Col Kinney is in fine
health, and never was more sanguine Of success
Our company was organized On the I'd inst. We
occupy very good quarters, provided for us by Col.
Kinney. Owing to the scarcity of boats (the only
conveyance to the nterior) the whole of our party
will not be able TO go up Indian river. 1t has been
arranged that Captain Oliver, with party of ten
men viii go and select a proper location. will
remain with the balance where we are until boats
can be provided for us; in the meantime we will
open garden, for even here, where the soil is
sandy and barren compared to the soil OF Indian
river, we can raise any kind of vegetables, so that
hope by the time you arrive will be able to
treat you to green corn and water melons. What
do you think of that in January. Greytown at this
time Is healthy. A doctor from the United States
who came out to practice, owing to the false re-
ports he got of the health of this country has gone
case Of sickness in town. There is mistake
about the soil producing the tropical fruits in
wild state. PlantsiRs, bananas, oranges, ETC., can
be found anywhere. never saw q set of better
pleased men than the boys are with Central Amer.
ica
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~. aAIL konbsks sEsTxkcxD.-W. II. Lewis In,
S;,s ~ fs.ss sswo years imprisonmsn: for rob
Daniel a smith has bsen sentsnced - ~, ,a.r-,
tSptssefnspi fsr like offence In Monroe g.. Ala
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AccoEsrED FoR.--An exchange says:-sIs
WI berecoilected thAt the telegraph recently kill
Is On the distinguished low comedian Boureicsulf.
amer snmmsrly. The reason for this runor
49, inst he had besn seen In nee pieces the even.
Ing previous 70 the report 'sA'
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PRESIDENTS MEssAeE IN cuRA.--A letter from
hevsra says; The Message Of the President, re.
eeived here per Isabel. via Charleston, caused an
excitement which, cannot easily describe. The
Crecles wafe wonderfully elated at the obserya.
tons relative to England snd to Spain, while the
spaniards were most terribly down in the month
upon the same observations.
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MECHANICAL.

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TOJOHN w.
DAVIES STONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to my
friends their kind patronage during the past four
years. and beg cave to say that am now prepared 70
furnish Store Fronts, Monuments Tombs Vaults AID
attend to Enclosing Burying Gro unds ard in fact all
work in the st Cutting and uiding line.
Quality of Stone and Workmauship not to be sur
passed North or South. ocS0
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ENGLISH PRESS AND THE NORTHERN LIGHT
SEIzURE-The Liverpool Northern Times speak
ing Of the seizure of the Northern Light, at New
York, says:
"The intelligence received by the Baltic from
America will wo trust, convince the most scepti-
cal that the United tates art notthe lawless con-
fsderacy the London Times would have us believe
They are as we have all along commended, conser-
yativs. They have shown this at all seasons, and
under the most trying circumstances. In domestic
pros, though slow to act they have invariably up
held the law. In their foreign relations, when re-
peatadly urged on by torrent of undivided public
opinion In favor of hostities and armed interven.
ton in the affairs of other countries, American
statesmen boldly stemmed the tide of warlike aspi
rations and maintained in tact the integrity and
moderation of the national character and their re-
cent conduct in regard to the fllibustering expe-
diton set on foot in Central America is a renewed
assurance of those high and fine feelings of honor
in which the American government hold all their
international compaets and obligations.
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THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIIRoAD.-Tbe
Cincinnati Gazette learns that gentlemen from
New York are in that city for the purpose Of nyes
ngating the anairs OF this company. They are
said to represent an association of can;tsIs,s -
great wealth and character, says the Gazette. and
hsye engaged tho services of an eminent enoinaer
Colonel Talcott-who has left with a marty 20
make thorough examination of the condition Of the
necessary amount of money required for, i,s cons
pletion- ~ Soii''
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NOVEL CENSUS RETURNs.-A census taker in
Adams county Illinois, makes the following re-
turn from one of his townships: Mira Naoma
Thomas is the oldest lady in the township; she is 81
years old The old mon is scarce in that township,
but three men over 20 years old. There are fifteen
live widows in the township, and some seven Cali
fornia widows. / should like to see the township
that could turn out better looking set of widows
than Columbus. l should think Columbus the
place for widowers to get their money back There
are some girls there, too-Miss Maria Wilks weighs
Two hundred and sixty pounds, and Miss Raugh
weighs two hundred and twenty five pounds
There are three old ladies that weighs two hundred
and fifty pounds each
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SAD SToRy.-The Troy, N. Y. paners tall =.
story young lady Of that city was engaged =.
be married to gentleman from Long Island and the
wedding day was appointed, but ON accouut of The
dsath ola brother the ceremony was postponed. A.
gain the wedding day was appointed, when the death
OF sister occasioned another postponement For
third time day was appointed, and before il ar.
rived the intended bridegroom fell before the sin
eatiate archer leaving the thrice stricken mourn
or desolate indeed
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STEAMSHIP BuRNEp.-Tbe sehr James Rosa
Capt Logett, from Malaga, bound to Charleston,
which put In to Jacksonville, in distress, on the
9Th, reports having seen on the 9Th. in latitude
1910, longitude $50, the wreck of large steam
ship. which appeared to have been burned
laRoe niece of timber was hanging TO the wreck nv
h1oar of iron, supposed to be one of her LOO
49, The timber was painted flesh color on
teef6th,s saw pieces of boards, stepladders aud
large Delaying cavel also painted flesh color
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WINTER CLOTHING...Janaar 1856
w GROSHONG L. TUPMAN, ITO Main street,
are now offering inducements for the purchase OF
Ready Made Clothing pertaining the rarely
met with and all Goods particularly adapted to win
ter will be found cheap for cash.
Flattering themselves that their Goods have given
satisfaction whsnever tried the subscribers deem it
unnecessary to call attention to quality style
Look at stock and, word for it. customers will
be satisfied.
GROSHONG TUPMAN,
ia Is 10 Main street.
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I AM SAVED! L AM SAVED!
am saved, am saved; the danger is past.
My friends, give not way to your grief;
The best Cough Syrup ever given to man,
IL LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF


My friends, give not way to your grief;
The best Cough Syrup ever given to man.
Is LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF
Now, srieve not for me, my friends far away,
For it is nay firm belief,
That for Coughs, Colds and Asthma there Is no.
thing that can
Beat LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF.
Prce-25c. per bottle bottles one dollar
1t can be obtained of all respectable Druggists
and dealers in the State of Virginia. ja Is
ELIXIK CINCHONK. This prepara.
IL ton is combination of the active principles OF
the best Calsaya Bark with other improved and val
liable Tonic and Anti-febrle agents. here pyesented
in the form of an elegant Cordial Elixir which, while
possessing their remedial properties in eminent
Degree is entirely devoid of their Objectionable Bit
terness and dissgreeable taste.
1t may be employed with benefit In all morbid
whenever corroborant influence is desired and no
COMMUNICATING symptoms exist and In the absence
of all local inflammation, especially of the stomach and
bowels, it viii be found highly serviceabe in relax
ed nervous condition--in forms of Dyspepsia,
loss Of appetite and anguor where tonic influence
is desrable-intermittent diseases of Neuralgia d
febre character, and in many other cases to which,
by analogy the attention of the intelligent Physician
will be directed. 1t will prove serviceable in ward
ing Off che miasma arising from low damp situa-
tions and, by its invigorating tonic influence in pre-
venting after recovery, recurrence of the attack
Prepared s1d solo y ,rpcr11 lam RI
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r. GREAT REDUCTI0NIN THE ri

n GREAT REDUCTION INTHE IN
PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.--From LII
Is to 20 per cent saved by buying from -
- H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building
Moeskn Hats, best quality. 80
Moleakin Hats, second quality.
Fashionable Silk Hats. 50
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots ..................5.50
Congress Cater Boots
Fine Cslfskin Sewed Shoes.
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
Of the best makers in the city of Phadcphis to sup
ply him with handsome and substantial Calhkfn
sewed BooT which he win sell 1t the unprecedented
low price Of $3.50. oe 18-dAc1y
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az FALL IMP @ X ia ITO Me-
~ LARGE STOCK OF GUNS, Pts

- FALL I'M @ IL ia u Ne.
To LARGE STOCK OF GUNS, Pts
tolls AND RIFLES X
~ am now open ling large - a.,
variety OF SINGLE AND d OU B LIE
BARREL GUNS of superio finish.
ALSO-A splendid variety. Of Powder Fiasks OF
Dixon's make; Shot Belts an Pouches, OF the most
approved styles; fine Game Il ags; Wad Cutters Dog
Calls and Collars; Ely's ws ter-proof Central Fire
Caps; Wash Rods. complete; TUG Wads &c.
ALSO-Colrs Repeating tSTOLS, Aliens Re-
Guns stocked and repaired with nest.Ness and dis
patch JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer, 7 doors above St. Charlss Hotel
no PPM et
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NJ o TIC E.-The uudcrsigned having
qualified a. administrator with the will annex.
ed OF the estate Of Simon Bonayita deceased late
o. this city requests all persons having claims against
the said estate 70 present them to him uly anthem
neated) for settlement and all peSons indebted 70
!ne same, to make payment to him without delay. ~
u important that said sstafs should be settled e
pcn a. practicable. Those claims which have been
heretofore pressnted to the Sergeant Of the city Of
Richmond a. such administrator win Be acted on
without farther notice from tie parties.
~ EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Administrstor Of g. Bosavita, deceased.
ID 2f-ts
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LADIES, OVER-sHOEs. WITH

LADIES, OVER.SHOES, WITH
HEELS.-The subscriber has Just received
lot of Ladies' Over Shoes suitable to wear
over Caters and Shoes with heels. They were made
expressly to be worn with heel Boots and Shoes n
the dat bottom OyerShoe 10 not intended to be worn
with heel Caters or heel Shoes. Also ON hand,
large assortment Of Ladies' Over-shoes of every de-
scpon and of the latest styles and best quality; for
ia Il Richmond Va
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PURCELL, LADD CO.,
DC 10 Druggists, 90 Main street.

CIRCUIT COURT RICHMOND, VA..-
" TINS is TO CERTIFY that my daughter had been
suffering with CIronic Diarrh1a for about ten years.
and had been attended by several prominent physi-
clans but failed in receiving any permanent relief
der their treatment During the last spring and sum-
mer, she was induced to try Bakers Premium Bit
ters and from the time she commenced the use of
them she began to improve, and is now, as consider,
perfectly cured
Given under my hand this 10Th day of November,
1885, VIM FOLKES.
You can be supplied by calling Messrs PUR-
CELL, LADD CO., Richmond, Va, and Druggists
generally. de IL
lACKSON,S RITTEKS.-AIore proofs OF
y their virtne.-Read the following testimonial sent
any one who desires to use this article:
,'.RIcnNoND, Oeta IL, 1855
fDear Sir-I cannot refrain from expressing to you
the value which have placed upon your Bitten from
the fact that have been restored by their to my
accustomed health and vigor was attacked several
months ego with Diarrhes, which continued with
great obstinacy caused, told by the irregular
action of the liver. l suffered severely for long
time was advised to take your Btters, which did
regularly and steadily for some time and by their use
| gradually recovered my health and strength.
"Yours very respectfully
cat Jas. Walsh's Gun Store, Main st."
They may be found at Paterson Jacksons, Laid
ley Robinsons VIM. r. Noeps, Z. ]. Picots, A. Boz
dekers 8. M. Zaehrissons, Chas. Millspaugh's Ben
nett Beers and Alex. Duyaps, Druggists Richmond,
Va
All orders promptly attended to. au70
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NOTICE.-Passengers going Nerth are hereby
/ informed that and after SATURDAY, LIST Of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do 50, to obtain Breakfast Supper. Blythe
PROPRIETORS.
Slash CntfagA Hnfal An1 81 1855 an 81
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OUR TURF OIL.-The best article in use
" for Nan or Beast, beyond a doubt Our certif-
Gates are certificates of truth, and among our own
people.
Warranted to cure, and no damage from exposure TO
colds.
Applied to Burns at once, It leaves scar.
Price 50 and Is cents bottle.
DOVE CO.,
Sole Propnetors, Richmond. Va.
STAuNToN, Nov. 10, 1855.
Gentiemen Your letter received on this morn
ing, and proceed to comply with the request therein
contained. On the 9Th day of August last | was
thrown from a wagon, and kicked and dragged by the
horses for some distance, and during the time was
kicked on the back of the hand, thereby producing
fnghtful wound for seven weeks. l applied every
thing that could be thought Of and prescribed by
physician without receiving any benefit. l was IN
duced by druggist in place Mr.. Eskndge), who
sells your valuable Oil, to try your Turf OIL which
did, and in very short time my hand was perfectly
cured. have since tried it old sore my Leg
and am happy to say that it is getting well-as well
a sore on my horses back, with equal success
You at liberty to this certificate as you deem
best and shall be more than gratifed If 1t may be
the means of relieving some sufferer like myself
am yours, respectfully,
For sale by DOVE CO. no "a
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VAPIT A l. S5O,OOO.-COnIMERC
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ofice at the store OF Quarlss
& Brooke, on 18th street.
Depositors in this institution viii receive six per
cent on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent for q shorter time.
VIM. q. PAINE, President
r. T. BROOKE Treas jy Cts