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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-06-27

found complete assortment Of HARNESSES consist
ing ot hest silyc4 plate, Jaraned and petite
trimmings, made f. III the best Of Oak tanne.;
leather, Riding saddles and Brushes Ct variog'
kinds and prices, lIa!ters IF every kind al!
quality together with all articles i'll tlat bian,is
Ct t:aie.
MYsIta'k OF WHIPS CANNOT BE EXCELLEI
Stage lashes Of IL. best kiHd in use, Saddles
silk kept expressly fer the ladies, Chamois skitJ
for cleansing Silver and Brittany ware, Trunks &,
all kinds consisting uf best Meats Leather ara
kuasctt Doubles, Poltfolio, Dress Pay top &c
Ii Ise Trunks, all kinds Of Trunks made to cyavg
NJ very short notice, Nalses and Travelling PaGscf
al kinds aud sizes, Curry Combs snd itorso
Brushes together with every ether article Usu-.-y
kept IN such ostabl; >hinehts.
Harnesses clcanscd and oiled at short nct.cn
Cash PAID .u- Hides and Calf skins
All OF the above articles will be sod at fair
prices by HENRY Eel LiSS.
Ellsworth. june tti. ls56 l9tf
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FARMING TOOLS
NAILS. GLASS, P4INTS, OILS IND
JiRNJSU,

of TIE very best qualities. White Lead from tn,
Extra Philadelphia and sehulk.l, to the very
best Boston Pure best French Ziac ana cnaiDeled
Patlor White, noiled, Paw and Bcached Linsc,G
oH' Sprint TurpeEtiae, japan, Coach, Fumi-
tugc and Flowing Fsraishes, Lamp Oil, Eunin /,
FLUID, CampAane &. &c.
FLOUR. CORN, RYE AND INDIAN MEAL
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE
BLOOD.

These tt1toT7 Pill expressly combined 10 oreEah
OH TIA" ata'eh 'Hg liver the kidteYs, The LUNGS The
* and a be"r corfsciin- any derange.; u. Their
nus t'.ts, t t1e baoi. tho very fountain vi Ic,
aIid lias cufin. 1.s-asss III all It's iurns
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PERKINS G. JOY
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs

ef al styles and qualities. 4 neat assortment Of
lIandkerchiois, ahiits, Bosoms, Collars, Suspend
eIs &c. &c. Hard. Stone Glass, Crockcry, Farther
aad Wooden Ware. Fancy French Clocks, Look
inF filasEcs 6p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09
no rfCE TO TAX PAYERs.--"Bcif or
l damned by the Cnuncil of the City of Rirhunnd.

NOTICE. TO TAX PAYERS.---"Bci r or.
y damned BY the Council of the City Of Richmond,
That the Collector OF the City Tsxes shall annually
give notice in ut lesst four Of the daily newspapers
this city, for tsen days prior to the feenth day OF
June that he will attend at his Office daily, between
the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ, from
the 18th to the 50th of juno inclusive for the purpose
Of receiving from any person charged with city taxes
the whole onehslf Of the amounts of taxes charg
cd, deductns from the whole amount or onehslf, as
the case may be, ten per centum thereon.
1.-THE Collector shall, in like give notice for
fifteen days prior to the 18th Of December that he
will attend at his office daily, between the above
mentioned hours from the 18th to the Slst of Decem
Der Inclusive, for the purpose of receivug from any
person who has already paid onehsf only Of the city
taxes charged to him. the remaining half deducting
from such half ten per cent. thereon"
In pursuance of the above amended ordinance,
passed January Ith 1856 will attend at the Colec.
tors Office, at the City Hail. from the 18th to the 30th
Of june for the purpose Of receiving taxes as above
directed & JULIUS A. HOBSON,
Collector of City of Richsnond.
N. BIT will be understood from the above ordi-
that those who do not avail themselves of the
opportunity of paying the first half between the 18th
and S0th Of June, entitled to deduction; but
required to pay the whole amount OF their bills
Is soon in the month of July as the Collector can
call on them Persons desiring information, or of as.
certainipg the of their taxes will call at the
my Si--dtlJulv J. A. H.. &C. r.
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Rev. Thos Sewell delivered an address at the
laying OF . cornerstone of q new N. f. Church in
Clarke county, Va, on the 18th ult
The county levy and State tax Of AlbemarIe Co,
va last year was $50 600; this yearit is SIS 600.
Hon Andrew stephanson has been chosen Rec.
tor Of the University Of Virginia
Blakeiy Randall, tried At Staunfon, Va. for kin.
ans lis father has been sentenced to three months
imprisonment In jail
non John orittenden, passed through War.
,enios, W Thursday, on bis way 70 the Fan.
80 White Sulphur Springs
mo. o. = . asaney, Sheriff, and n r. Dennis. Com.
ssts eoansy. We. = Sssn sleesea N Fay
has ss.sss = nsrdy. Il Govsrnor Of KsnsueLy.
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RUNAWAYS.

=. RUNAWAY In JAIL.--There was
f@ committed to the Jail of Henrico county, ON
the 4th day of April, a regro man calling him.
self ARMlSTEAD CLARKE. as the property
& of Mary Sims of the city of Richmond, and
was formerly the property of a Mr. Thompson, of
Goochland. He il about fiftyfive years old, black,
and has q very grum look when spoken to; aud was
yery badly dressed when committed. The owner
will please forward. prove property, pay char
ges and take him away or he will be dealt with the
law directs. A. b. HUTCHINSON, 5. III. c..
INV Sl-6w s+
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CASE DECIDED.-The numerous suits broup bt
some years ago by farmers of Augusta county rs
Fry Crump and others, of Richmond, for the value
of Hour and other produce taken by the Sheriff of
Albemarle upon executions in his hands in favor of
Fry, Crump and Others against Hogg, Whitmore
q Co, OF Scottsville. in whose warehouse the pro-
duce had been stored for shipment was decided
last week in the court of AlbemarIe county, by the
eounsels in the case allowing SAL per barrel for
the -four. The case is several years old, and has
In Its course, visited the Court of Appeals. The
amount Of executions will reach 81 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09

FEMALE DoCToRs-0n Monday evening, MIR.
Newkirk Vice President of the Penn Medical Uni
versity of Philadelphia, conferred the degree of
Doctor of Medicine upon the following named Ia
dies Esther G. Williams of Ohio; Sarah H. Young
of Massachusetts; Ellen J Miller of Philadelphia:
Mary M. Holloway of Indiana, and Elizabeth Cal
win of Pennsylvania ssas Ff@
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NECESSITIES AND LUXURIRs.-In the year end.
ing June 30, 1855, were exported Sl4, 1893 1894 in
flour, aud imported S22,470,9I1 in silks. During
the same period we exported Sl374O77 in corn,
and imported 1891 935 in cigars. Of beet, tallow
and hides were exported S2,2l4, 554. and imported
brandy to the amount of S3,24l408 OF tobacco,
we exported $ll,3l93l9 and received tea and cof-
fee amounting to 1924 100000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09

A CAUTIOUS MANA few days since. a gen.
tleman who had just rented valuable property in
Dock Square, Boston, Mass, is said to have in
sisted upon having the following clause inserted
in the lease: "In case of war, and bombardment
of Boston, or injury to the premises in conse
quence of foreign or domestic war, this term shall
end and the lease be cancelled
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: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from the

q RUNAWAY Runaway from the
a subscriber, on the Ist January last, negro
~&$A woman named AMANDA, belonging to the
EVestate of Samuel Peasants deceased. She
.NxAis of dark brown complexion, about TWEEN
ty.seyen years old and has mother living in Butch
ertown and many relations living in Powhatan.
wher. she is doubt harbored. The usual reward
will be paid upon her delivery to at the jail of
Henrico, and all expenses paid
INV stiff ALEX B. HUTCHINSON
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Richmond lsIarkets, June y.

Nothing doing of consequence in FLOUR, WHEAT
or CORN and change to note. indeed, all depart
1nents of trade du and inactive except TOBACCO
which continues active, with large breaks and high
prices. -sss &ea
The weather continues cloudy and damp, with &C.
casional light best that could be for set
ting out plants and fer giving to growing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09

DAMAGES KEcoyERED-Judge P A Hackle-
man, of Rushyile, I'LL, one of the members of the
Democratic Convention at Baltimore in 1852, has
recovered Sl,ooo and costs, from the Pennsylvania
hahroad company, for an accident, while return
ing home. to one Of their stages, connecting with
the cars. by which his arm was broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09

A liner and Architsct- OHsoe, 6odain's Hall, on
i1th between Main and Bank street.
Mechanical and Ornnnlenfal DrnwinE.
In connection With my drrAseeffar0f and En0t
naerise ofice.I have opened Drafting foo1t whcre,
rided ~ eou1petent assstants am prepared 70 make
Desisns and Copies OF all kinds Of kachine Work;
Pians Tor Bridges stone or otherwise; Copies 70 th
orrsph from, Of Railroad and Canal Maps and Fro
aleu- Copies Of Land Maps, Tracines 40. with Do
signs for wood, stone or ircni Ornamental Wosk;
WILLIAM PEkCfvALt
NH 1s---8m Civil Enrinees and Architect
~ EORasK ). Low MS, 1916 Alain street,
N near It'll Crates; Tenders; summer Fronts.
;sunare, circle and eeptie patternsl OrnamentAlsi
iron Rail; Balconies yerandshs. &c.
Remember the number aad give me . call after r
.,ninina elsewhere. lmy 2i-6m
VXTII.IIAM HURLKY.-E < Han G K
w AND COLLECTION OFFICE, 18th street, OPP
posite the Exchange Building Richmond, Va.
eY Bills Of Exchange, Bank Notes, Coin, ks.,
bought and sold
~ Collections on the Cities Of Virginia and North
Carolina, made on favorable terms
r. Stocks bought and sold on Commission.
r. Land Warrants wanted.
REFERS TO
Msssrs. r. H. Chamberlaine 4 Sons, Bankers, Nor
4. w Bowdsn. Esq, csah'r Rank Of virsinia, Nor
folk, Va.
Messrs Maury 4 Morton, Bankers, Richmond, Va
Va NH 6-d5m
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TNROM THE KkV. A. q. BOYEKB, OF
THE M u. CHURCH, STATIONED AT
~ AysvIIT.E RENTIrcgy

MAysvILLE. KY, Feb 81, 1886.
DR. l. scoTT Co-Gentlemen I'll feel 1t my
duty to say to you that have been in the habit Of
using the old McLans's Liver Pls for the last twelve
years. but having recently procured box Of McLanss
posed took one dose, and Iunhesitatinsy say that
your improved Pillsopernte more mildly, pleasantly
and effectuaily than any Pills hava ever used.
also gave several doses to other persona upon who
in every instance, they had the haPpiest efect:
a.. C. BOYERS
All the above Medicines for sale BY Purcell, Lsdd
& Co and Alex. Duval. Richmond. je6
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AMERICAN Spy IN CANADA--A Toronto paper
says rumor was rife in that city few days since
to the effect that United States naval officer had
arrived there and had been making an examina-
ton of the bay and the city.
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TACKS(IN,S EXCELSIOR BITTEKS...
j This valuable and popular preparation combines
all The medicinal virtues of those articles, which
long experience has proved to possess the most safe
and healing properties, for the removal and perma.
nent cure Of diseases arising from an impure state OF
tbe blood and disordered liyer-sueh as Dyspepsia,
Indigestion Want of Appetite, Waterbrnsh, Ner-
vous Debility, Liver Complaint &c. 1t 10 the best
female medicine known for the many diseases Pc
cuiar to females 1t cures by renewing the fountain
of health and strength the Blood it carries off bad
humors stops stural secreons and gives healthy
action to the whole system. Ye DyspeptAcs, seeker.
of long lost health try them and be cured. Price so
cents
by Z. J PlCOT, BENNETT, BEERS FISH.
KER, s. M. ZACHRISsON, and by all Druggists
generally. my il
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CONVICTION FOR -MURDER.-Feiner, the Ger
man, who killed banker at Milwaukee, Wis. be-
cause he refused to redeem certificate of deposit
in the first degree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09

CATCHING THE IDEA-A parson in a country
village In England, on reading the first line or so
Oh chapier In the Bible, the clerk, who was not
over erudite. by some mistake or other. read II
after MN The parson read as follows: I" Moses
was an astiiere man, and made attonement for the
sins OF his people," The clerk. who could not sex.
acily catch the sentence. reported it thus: Moses
was an soystermap, and made ointment for the
shins of his people
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posTP0NEaIENT.--Itis with regret that

Il l have to announce that my Distribution Enter
prise cannot take place the ed February The
unusual hardness of the winter has prevented me
from seeing and settling with my agents. As seo as
can see them shall fix upon another day not later
than about the LIST Of August at which time the Draw
ing will certainly take place. or the tickets caed IN
aud the money refunded. And should the sale OF
tickets satisfy me doing so shall fix upon an ear
her day, az [ am anxious to have the Drawing take
f' ~ - WV 80 JESSE T. HOPKINS
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How SHIPS ARE NAMED.-Since the last war.
ships of the line in the United States Navy are
named after Siates; frigates after American riy.
ers sloops Of war sitter State capitals and other
cities; brigs after some noted deceased naval com
mander; and revenue cutters sitter members Ct
the cabinet The Collins steamers are named Ar
ter oceans and seas and the Cunarders after coun.
tries 84 r. s&t IS.
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,u1z1rr7 THE MUSIC sTORK.-F'

ulHE1 THE MUSIC STORE.-Fi
NS1aSg a. TAYLOR would remind his
RHN friends and the public generally that
y y Y his store il on Governor street,
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE.'
0Ns, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACC0R-
Deems. of the best quality and at the lowest prices.
He Is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele
brated Nuns 4 Clark's PIANOS, which not
passed BY any other Makers and equaed but By few.
Also, Gale Co.'s superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS of the best quality.
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found In
this State, and constantly receiving the latest pubh
cations which he will seH the most reduced prices
and upon az good terms as can be had elsewhere.
~ Planes tuned repaired and let on hire.
q Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09

IN lttchmOnd Hastings Court Cierk's W
i fee, june rules 1855: 'A
F. D. Keeling, Plaintiff,
az Inst
William HI Ensign and James w. In DeRr
Sears late partners in trade under
the firm and style of Ensign
Sears, Defendants
The object ofthis suit is to recover against the de-
fendants the sum of six hundred and seventy-two
dollars and sixty flour cents. with legal interest,"
which the said defendants owe to, and uniustly de-
tain from the said plaintiff, and the costs of suit due
upon two negotiable notes. s-...
Affidavit having been made before me- that the said
William I'll. Ensgn is not now resident OF the State
of Virginia the said defendant, William H. Ensign
within one month after due publication hereof and
to do what is necessary to protect his interests
Teste, ANDREW JINKINS, d. elk.
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DATES PREMIUM CHIMNEY CAI:-
ID The only article OF the kind ever invented that
will answer the purpose. Having given particular at
tention for the last three years. to find Ior
tunes, l unhe sitatngly announce my success, and
challenge any one, for one hundred dollars to pro-
duce all article of the kind equal to It, BESIDES De-
ins usef,l il is ornamental and durable being made
of heavy sheet iron and rivetsd together. Timers
would do well to buy the right to manufacture, as
will receive my PATENT RIGHT IN a few Gays days
Deeminy it unnecessary to refer TO but gentle
man refer to Mr. A. K. Phillips. More references
49, JOSEPH /. BATES,
ar1-1aw6m Fredericksburg, Va.
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EXTKAOKDINAKY CAsE..:.


Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out
last fall in small Sores which gradually extended over
the entire head, including both ears which were 30
much eaten by the to cause mo to fear that
both would drop off, tried all sorts OF adver-
sed and domestic remedies without any good result
I then procured and applied little TURF Oil. IL
began to get better the bottle got broke, and we APP
piled gals to it; It again began to get worse ny
eldest daughter said Ps, do get some more OF tnAt
TURF OIL sisters head looked 80 much better
when you used it" We got another bottle and her
head is now nearly well. This was an aggravated
case and took half hour every day to wash IT. and
1t was very offensive One more bottle, feel assured
will cure her entirely as there 10 but little OF the dis
remaining. You entitled to Thu. and Tor the
benefit of others take great pleasure IN giving you
this certificate. Respectfully B. I. CHALK.
To Messrs DOVE CO. my
TSOILAKDs RHEUMATIC LINln!ENT
Some remarkable cures performed ~ TINS LlnI'
rent have come under our especial notice OF ,a.e'
and among them we will mention the case OF MRS.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than week by rheumansm, ana
YVES cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's hHEUMA.
TIC LINIMENr. Prepared only ~ por1.pn
Druggist 18th street.
And for sale by Druggists throughout the city.
NH Its
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A LARGE STDCk OF DRY GOODS.
"A SELLING OFF At COST-M. w. ROSE,
No. eos Broad street, Richmond. Va, with view to
10th day Of August, his LARGE varied and beautiful
stock Of
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS, se
At COST. The goods then remaining on hand, will
be closed out at public auction.
All persons desiring to purchase Dry Goods of
superior quality, will here find sufficient inducemtnt
to make an Investment as he intends to be very
commodatinR, and wants to much expense as
possible by, If not wholly avoiding the auction. Be
wise !-cail and examine for yourselves.
location for dry goods store for which purpose it
has been occupied by me for upw ards Of II years.
my27-3m NJ. w. ROSE.
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NvTICE 10 TIE LADlE s e.:
- MUST BE SOLD ON WE'D MES AY. 1000
YARDS FRENCH JACONETS AT ONLY 121
CENTS PER YARD II will open Wednesd ay
morning the 18th nst lot of 1000 yards real super
signed to me- and must be sold off that day fer
per yard such cannot be purchased else
where for less than Is Call soon, there is
fine selection of styles and colors.
NJ B.-My store will be closed on Monday and
Tuesday next and re-opened ON Wednesday the 1lth,
as above N. EZEKIEL,
Cheap Mantilla aud Dry Goods store,
No. rs Main street. next door to
ie7 P. X. Whites Shoe Saloon
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NGcCORD,s PATENT SOAP.

WI We would call the attention of families and
others to this newly-irvented labor saving SOAR
By. using this Soap the old process. of rubbing and
boiling the clothes is dispensed with, which will be
found great saving to the clothes, and it also be
used with half the labor and time ordinarily con-
sumed in washing, whilst the clothes will be whittier
1t seems peculiarly adapted for washing fine Musns
and Ladies' Collars alse for Flannels and Blankets
it leaves them soft and smooth. For washing
paint, we believe it has no equal
We respectfully ask trial of this Soap believing
that one fair trial will establish its claim as the gerry
best Soap knoscn. +
~ Printed directions accompany tho Soap. Put
up in Boxes of "a lbs and AZ lbs Also for sale by
tail. C. CREW & SON, Sole Manufacturers
my lo-lm Opposite Old Market
A TrENTlON, LADlES..--sVe beg leave
IA to state TO our friends and .omsrs that we
have full assortment of Dry and Fancy Goods, cou
sistng of Barege and Chaliie de LANES; Jsconet
Lawns figured and plain Swiss Mnslins; striped and
plain Cambria Muslins Ginahams; Prints; Irish Lin
ems and bleached Domestics; Counterpanes by the
yard and in PATTERNS black Silks of good quality fur
nturs Prints Bird-eye and cotton Diaper; Grape;
Stella and Cashmere Shawls; Embroideries; Ribbons;
Trimmings; Msntes and Parasols; all of which we
intend selling at the greatest sacrifices, without
gard to cost price. Call soon and obtain bargains.
T.. CAMP BRO,
my p 225 Broad street.
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JOIN I. Mli 1.w,AfE s- " Y. :.

N & wrTH JOHN HiLL-Continues to repair
watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, ut his old
West I7tk strsef, two doors north Of Main IT,
iumsaiatefy opposite the Old Market
All kinds Of fine Watches, such ~ Chrnnometer,
DUPLEX Independent, Seconds, Repesters, NC, re-
naired in the neatest and most reiiabie manner
All watches and clocks warranted 10 and give sat
isacfion for year. without any additonai charge
being made. $50
JOHN N. WILLIAMS, wost nth,
sEa s. two doors North Of Main IT.,
INV M - In frout ofC Old A.
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4 sHlLDREN,S FANCY eHOEn.---An.
= other sapply Of thoss Childrsns bsAutifuf Fancy
enoos which were 80 much admired u.t rscsiyed 81
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DERUVIAN GUANG.-- We are now sell
L ing Ne Peruvian 6uano. direct from the Gov
eminent Agent, at IS per ton, cash, delivered at
either of the Railroad Depots, on board Canal
boats and would be pleased TO have call from those
in want. CRENSHAW u CO,
ia5 North side of the Basin.
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II uTTK $50 tuhs 1rcsh Goaken H11Ser
~ for family use, for sele ~