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Washington telegraph., 1856-01-16

LATEST FROM WAsHINGToH-At our
htest advices from Washington city-the
5th instant-no Speaker had as yet been
elected. nor was the prospect Of an carly
organization of the House any better than
It was at the commencement Of the session,
On the last ballot the vote stood as follows
Banks. 95; Richardson. 70; Fuller, 90;
scattering, 10. A proposition to compro-
mise upon Mr. Wilson of Virginia, who
voted against the Nebraska bill. on account
Of the alien suffrage clause. and who was
not IN the Democratic caucus, was. at the
request of Mr.. Wilson himself, withdrawn.
The MARTHA WASHINGTON CAsE-In
the case of Cummings, Cole. Kissane. and
others, who we're indicted in New York, the
counsel for defendants made motion on
Saturday to quash the Indictment. The dis
trict attorney said that in consideration of
The death Of Sidney G. Burton. the princi
pal witness sor the prosecution. he should
not oppose the motion. The court then OF
dercd all the parties 20 be discharged
CoRREcrIoN-We stated last week that
we had learned that Col WARREN was then
canvassing the counties above here in be-
half of Mr.. CULLEN. which statement we
have since learned was incorrect, and that
Col W. has not been in the upper counties.
A report being current here that Cnlonel
Warren was then in Pike, coupled with the
declar alton which it is generally understood,
Judge Cullen himself made when here,
which was that Col ". would canvass the
upper counties for him, and that therefore
there was no necessity for his going there.
was the ground upon which we made the
statement. We would not Intentionally
misrepresent Col Warren. or any other
person. and take the earliest opportunity to
make this correction.
Washington telegraph., 1856-01-16

The Bl'on Rouge Adyocttte. ofthe-2hh
ult puoi hes ihe official vote for Governor
of Louisiana, at The recent election, when
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
fAdvertisement.
NfARk TUF FACTS :

Grs>E,'s establishment, No. $40 Broadway, corss
Of Leonsrd the oldest and most extensive in the CnfssS
States
the first to n.duee the Art Of Photography
this city.
recently made seraons and improve
nenis in his establishment. a..
has now facilities for producing sner worh y
every branch has heretofore been produced h county,
rssEY .,i IN his employ the best Of his OLD art.n
hiss Tecenty added TO the above talented e"su
Of American, ", Dch, and Oerman artists
GuHNEYs colored Photograph. o. al sizes need oniJ 70 %
s.,n 70 b. appreciated; they spesk for themselves
plain unrctOuched Photographs never eqaAs4
80 -sy artists aud the best judges ---
GURSEYs DsgusrreotS are universally pfohounoea suS
TsOT PRODUCTIONS -. -,,,.I
ssny hu. testimonials for his sth than ~
other artist in ths proisssion ALL.
OusNEY received the only medal for Photographic prodocu
At The late Paris EIposition--con.squently , c,.,.-
GvsstY stands al the head VI the world In the rso'"pse
Art.
GrnsEr any branch Of his budness 70 ~
psIt VI the city. .-,u.,. q.
Gras,Y has connection with any other ests'shmeos
aly part of the city.
Gcas,Y personally biz patrons ssd friends and -
doIe for 'he last sixteen years. ...,.. "a
will ll enaeavor pleas al Nbo may ayor Inn wtn W.
10 bis Photographic Palace Of Art. q sz .tr,A
No. $40 Broadway, corner Of LEONARD '
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
KANSAS.
F,.n N, S. Lori. Republican. Sept ~

F,,M The 81 lori. Rcppblican, Sept a.
The steamer David Tstum arrived yesterday after
noon hom ST. Joseph. She left that port on Wednes-
dsy Inst. At Kansas she took on board about 5Jo
ritizens Of Missouri who, i'll obedience to the proca-
nation of Gov Geary had given up their military Or
gsnizaton and returned to Missouri. They were Prn-
eipally from the Counties OF Howard, Boone SALINE
Coopcr and Franklin. Lawrence was In possession OF
United States troops bv whom 40 of Lanes men haa
been made prisoners Lane fled from Lawrence win
The remainder Of his ragamuifins, and was III Nc
haskn. ,,.
The train from Ic<fcrson City last evening brought
down sc> cral gentlemen direct from hansas. Ihey
were passengers on the Aubry, and bring the latest
news From one of them We learn that the whole Oh
Cen Rods force had been dsbanded, and had re-
turned to their homes Gov. Gcgy was at Lecompton
with eco United STATES troops, and determined to
MAINTAIN the peace and execute laws. Under ms
orders 20 men had been taken prisoners at Lawrence
The report of Lane and his band having fled to Ne
braska is confirmed. They are said to have stolen
property suiccn, for them 10 live ON during the COM
ing Winter. il they can keep together so long
There a report last evening, that several hves
were lost each side al Lawrence, but this IL believed
10 be incorrect. Ii II very gratifying TO hear these
tdings and to know that the violence which has 50
long prev allied in Kansas is al an end. Gov. Geary
began right and to punish all offenders against it. will
loon make life and property as secure in Kansas as In
any State Of the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
fAdverti.emen..l
FACTS THAT NEED 40 MARhiS"'

Fron, Humphrey. PhOsaphie ,be nsm bcr. of tho
". 20 nt approve u the plsn OF 1bis msy Do y,ry
by way o. s. Iao favor Win suc&
well when tryinl to or m...ur- out support
e,5ns 10 n. smo1ns edifsr. inf $50 - n. az, n h
o,sn, VIM ~iih % 20 noSn 49, a. .ss,,o. n
,ofrspb." Al, ar NJ ID. FEyDsIcks gentleman VINO ~
w ~ ptroduer ths PhoosI'phs pIo.r. .pJn a. h
1--WE sea-. ,os snI With eDterp>e worthy Of imitsa@s
r. r. Va. not ..ii-ked with fr't securing What snS.soss
eoa'a rninrs PaTrsn ATtis.s He then, IN oonnec".
9Th ~ GvsY opeed an esssS'hens on pisn on"qsA'ss
IN the worid s-.-,o, 4, ,oc,.~,,.c wtsS
NJ =, oY some time, has op1ned Temple Of Arr IN -
on, rnS,r bis own prufessorshp and suprryion We hsvs
daily prevented the foresons feeling thss
Justly due 70 feAo~-iaiorer ...,r..
Cg.sLrs D. FiEpsicKs, late GuaxEY Fn!onesS
Pho osrspL. pes. hmbVo,yp>s &C. No 80 Dt
way spposte Metropolitan Ho.ei.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
A CLEAR VIEW OF KANSAS MATTERS.
cS,.csponAencs Of The ~ Y. Tribune.

KEARkY CITY, Otoe Co., N. T., Aug. II, 1856.
take the first time spare from pressing duties
10 communicate some facts connected with my late
tosmey through southeastern Iowa aud northern
Missouri and nay attempt 20 get my family TO my
home in Kausss through the hosptsble region Of the
Platte purchase. On our journey from Vermont Il
left SamsonvIle, n. ", in Msreh) we divided our
,smly IN Illinois those less able TO endure hardship
travelling 10y way Of st. Louis and the Mississippi
River. and myself wishing 70 see the country, with
my little boys, proceeding in my own conveyance BY
the srst-nsmed route, AL arranging to meet at LIB.
crty. Mo. | was agreoably disappointed in the gen.
.rsl sppesrsnce Of Northern Missouri. The soil is
excellent there il reasonable amount o timber, and
the surface Of the country is beautifully unduatins
resembling Rock River country, Illinois, more nearly
than the part Of Iowa There is In many parts
= scarcity of stock water on the surface, ou' 10
greater than the part Of Iowa saw. Since the cos
Of the Southern Iowa Land Ofices, great q"au''
Ties Of Northern Missouri lands are entered oy "o"
iron Illinois, Indiana OHIO and States inrtnst ese'
which, with the probable uses OF the wv W" 49,
donated TO the builders of the HannibHl and NJ
Railroad sre facts Of double the sgnihcance 10 .hs
Institutions Of Missouri, that any question connecse9
With Ksnsss can be; and yet She agitafing few snd
tbs aga;ed many OF hor westcrn frontier seem utterly
obvious Of the fact. IL the bill donating those ianas
70 grea. par 10 Eastern CapAlish hsd been snti!ed;
e ta " dedicate G30, ,0C0 ecres Of Masousi lsaas !"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
KANSAS CHRONoLoGN-AN ERROR COR
RFCTED.

7 ne EditoF q Th< y l. ITostt.
SIR; Allow me, in justice to Judge Conway II Kaa-
sas TO correct your chronological item ii "Juy -
No such man Emory elected to the Legislature.
To Martin T. Conway of the lth District bclougs The
honor Of initiating the movement against the bogas
Legislature. hold in my hand his earnest and IN
dsnaut protest against the contemplate ruians who
had at that time by force and violence usu'ped the
povers of government in the Territory. This protest
contained in Judge Conways printed Letter OF kessC
nation. addresred TO Gov. A. H. Reeder on the 3hh
June. 1859. This letter of Judge Conway covers the
entire ground since nobly assumed and msintansd
by our Free State pairots in Kansas. 1t Is due to M
Conway 10 say that ON the frst announcement Of his
platform the icadcrs were against him with one or two
exceptional, but The Troe went with him. as is usually
the case in all revolutions or radical movements.
~ Your. Ae THADDRUS HYATT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
POLICY or PIERCEs AGENTS
AhiifR IRON GOV. SHANNON To cI,RK. rHu
INDIAN AGENr
ENlorTnr OrFicl, Jan. 4 IsS


iAAttrhF OrFiCE Jan. g. lSS ,
SHAwNFE MI,sios X II
Nh pIAR SK; Your two lsst tavors are reca,~s
rnd rget exec c,iingy to hear of your unpi~aa ~
.hsiion hope things will grow het;ot. The cyi
ttree you speah ot must satisfy every ops that vo,
did lot Kill Barber. Thi, diaculty out OF the vsy
hoyt ycu viii have nothing TO fear think that an
raons to take the Law into the hands of 40
constituted judges corsoryat ators Of the peace Vii
Only lead 10 bad consequences. The other party viu
do the saIne 10y the way OF retaliation, and no op~
will know when he i safe. l am glad to learn thsS
you discourage such movements.
Twill leave in the morning for Washington City.
stopping some DAYS at home on my way. shall urge
Tic Frosidcn, Inc policy of satoning company u
Ul.tod Statos trO,1s in Leconlpton. or such other
lscc in that region you may all think beet shs4
also urge upgn him tie policy of quietly stationinE .
company al Topeks about the middle of February
rsN fbe Free-State Government, you know b -
bc inaueursted on the ih of March, aud the Legslar
ture at that ,iuC will convene its session.
Tie Presdent fas the power 10 station the troops q
snv place he proper. and there will be no nccess
ty H hs saving Tor what purpose he stations Con
Ieny at Topeka II will be looked upon by the Free
State uen az significant sign. and may induce then
10 rats in their mad career OF folly and treason.
would b. glad if YOU would write to your triends IN
Congress and get them 10 back mo up IN what may
s"k 10 accomplish for tie Territory. Moreover de-
sire to See and talk with the leading OF the South
in eletion To matters in thr Territory. wish to pcss
them the real state Of things ont here, and what The
South must 10 the ,mng wear lOec all dominion In
= W years in the affairs OF the Republic.
Write 10 me frequently at Washington City, TO The
csr ofGon. Whitfield Post ue at least once or twice
week as Ia at that j. going out here. shall fesS
great Socltude 20 the state Of things in Kansas whe
| AIN gone.
lour. Will ac.t r,.pcet
UtosCt W ILtSA, WILSON SHANNON
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

CALL FRoM THE CoLoRED PRssBrrERIAss-Tho
Rev Henry Highland Gamett, who has for a number
Of wears sorved rs q Missionary at Stirling, near
Grapgehil, in the Island of Jsmaics, under the aus
piccs ,f the Committee on Foreign Missions Of the
United Presbyterian Church in Scotland, has received
q cun to the Pastorae Of Shiloh Presbyterian church
formerly Dr. Penningtons) which has been moder-
ated by the Rev. DIR. Campbell Of the Third Presby'
tery. Mr. Garnett has been the stated supply Of ths
pulpit in the above church for some months, and has
given entire satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
(Advestisemsnsl
Y0VNG GENTS HATS.
Alrsv sad b. sifal ryle jas issued bJ ~
-. Bill" No. il Br,sa~z.
fAdverfiemsrs
fAfysrLemep'

A PYppUMED BREATH.-what lady Or 49, 80
-, 80 r.ns a. BsIn or A raogsAxs vtowsn
ircs soud so eaJ rvaa<r !. ..s ss; 'Iiss ~ Sssss
~ ,hs .as.et u - dscsie tisI frssd ~ ssvss "a
Pcss snss drop q be BAI. g ysss sas Is - rsG
u. ts~.h usAl ~ad no<p,sA eocset - tUD~
-, -. tI N Dru ssss H,ss sssaas rn'ss
~ ees 4 Co. krJ0s.EEA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
= <17-7---7-7--@---
CITY ITEMS
sept H. l&'

sNEsrH WArp.-The Republicans OF thus We'd
will hold another meeting this evening ut Botanic Hail.
No. IS East Broadway. The speakers announced are
Lieut. -ioy Raymond, Judge Welcome X. Beebe and
Dr. j. l.. Snodgass.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

bet ccoi nol bear what they sad On the bost os
whEh vent 10 Weston ~ss James Woodward and
Nhhsn MeGra~, both o. lows, driven out just - I
NsS l heard on The tost thst our landlord who hAf
.aSeh LII "le ov, into Missouri 10 hs broLers hsl
u,tp s1es'ed N Wtston. put into the caubco,> and
& "as 'niea ened ~'b hanging ani hsvc hesrd q
"' S"Se' AARos JkFFRIEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

IHE Rsy. L. +. RANDOLPH MgRcErS.-Funerss
services occasioncd BY the death of this young and
talented minister will be held in the Mulberry strest
NJ. F. Church, this friday afternoon, commencing Al
o'clock The friends of the deceased and the clergy
generally, are invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

The annual address before the Young Mems Geo
Graphical Society was delivered on Wednesday even
NJ by Erskine Phillips, esq before large aud FASH
enable audience. The address, which was an hour
and half long was listened to with marked attenos
md interest Throughout. At the close Of the meeting.
resolution was passed requesting copy Of the ad-
dress for publication.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

RTBy BrrHrI SHIP Jops WyTRY.-The Trustees
Of the old Bethel ship John Wesley vessel which hss
for many years afforded place Of worship for sesnen.
on the North River side of the city, announced that The
hull has become too weather worn to be fit for longW
service and appeal to the public for $4,000 to build
~ nnafin1 hfihel
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26

OF rumcr which filled all space, now tna siuP'c ouen
stone cou sense applied to the most Psasio msn
uf,ctnred rumors by sort Of moral chemistry con-
xarte5 them into yapor. l remember, too among the
many few, and they the most intelligent, VINO dep
recated these ev lis most sincerely but VINO can e1PSi
any creat reaction and striking exhibition OF mora,
courage among the conservative IN " esern Missouri
The ignorant are too many and the evdisPosed 700
powerful, and Slavery propagandisin mas piah'va i
STANDARD where perhaps, of all places III the land
Slavery has most emphatically worked OUT It's iegin
mate results When the necessity ceases TO eA-t ior
Western Missouri 10 import her school teache7s 'heI
NAV We hepe that her people will have some rauona'
IDEAS of what Liberty is. ! would bear witness,
though. to the fact that sentiment does e1rt .hete
ayerse 10 prescription and il talks Of holding ndisna
ton meetings against the outrages Of the last few
months. but 30 far as | am informed il has gone no
further One significant fact speaks volumc-
The political agitstors there look now to oth-
or States for the recruits to do their drtiest work.
On arriving at Kansas City, and reconnoiterins ue
roads leading into the Territory In thai vicinity
found them watched BY Bufjrds men in squads aSnns
sometimes with Pretenson to military 1lsciPnne'
bui more commonly following their chosen and con-
genial vocation Of unmitigaed foot-pad. Inc peoPe
OF Kansas City, and many Of those III WesfpoH, VINO
hsd peed and feased these Knights Of the Butcher
knife on their first arry al had found them 10 De
boree and nuisances who In their robbSies frequently
neglected one quite important dstinction-hA was to
ascertain whether their victim was Free State or Pro-
Slavery thus evincing impartislty not appreciated
BY those who boosted that they were sound on the
goose. l felt 1t to be my duty TO convey to Ca
Sumner al Leavenworth proofs Of the doings oi
tbee WORTHLESS ON the Santa Fe road which came to my
knowledge and did so, and afterward learned other
evidence couoboratng the frs most conclusivcly, Of
deeds that would Disgrace savsges MN. McGee, who
lives between Kansas City and Westport raised Q
coppspy cf mcn who acted with or under Buf0rd at
ono trs Net long after As capture Of Pates COM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19
THE WHITE sULPHUH sPaISGs RON

yuyBE death Of the Ian. I.gsss c.i.su a.. -,
this celebrated wS,ersnS.nsr. hav,,- - T. y,
settlement his es,Ste ;a the prorty should h. s ~
sell il. ~ ~ '"'- SUI PO-e %
..r
yrvfnI. a.
perry A. iolpt-stoct ,omnSnv "a Srn,,r- - w
~, "a
yell A. fo m.n1fsrt,y,S n,r,nss Ssnan % ~ ~
In pursuanr- ~ an. .n.orit,, ~ - - 49,. a, -.
property sale either individual. or 10
TO be Organized under charter - :
The White sulphur Springs celebrity for
their medicinal qualities place fashionable res ~. n
deemed regard their
For half century requente By crowds OF
vsds and pleasure and and tey
be regarded Saratoga number AM
ionabie character Of their visitors.
The Of "a
entertain about one
FOR they he
meet the demand Of the public aud nothing 10 say
that they had been sufficient
they would all have ben probably oceupied more hail
e season OF every NUMBER Of applicants away
daily Tor want of room to acc tell
The Springs heretofore been with
siderable delay and fatigue visitors
ninety miles in crowded But covngton and
Ohio Railroads both Of which progress
unbroken line OF railway
AL te Eastern and Northern cities
the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19
STATE AND CITY NEWS.

HustiSes CoUkr.-Henry Beckman. charged With e..
isioasly vuly and with malice sfbrsthought aiding.
alb tng aud sssistne Ia the murder u Goted rrick ON
helsth oi Jsne 1856, the bar Thursday al
te Court having heard the evidence III opian that
DC "isM " be tired tr the of.ncs bsfors the Ct-ctt
Court Tue pfi-ouer admitted bail Ia the sum ~
fl,,HD.
Ia the Oft Common wealth Hector Dsvis la.
dctment Tor nisdcneanor, the Jury, being uu.bie To
agree, discharged aud tho was continued until
the term The defendant rscoxnizsd la th. sum
oi $500 ior his appearance 80
The following cases disposed Of yesterday
Isab-la Harris, Tree negro was convicted Of grand
arrny and sentenced to years imprisonment in the
petts ntiAry. -
wm Cline and VIM. Duke. charged with asssulting,
beating sndfoobiug John Dcmody, were set TO The bar
aud the Court having heard the evidence Of opinion
Oh. they ought 10 be Discharged from further proc cuton
'ranviic honteie, Who sentenced la April last TO
hne aud mPrsonment discharged from jail yc.te,
day having served out his term but being unable pay
the hne.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19

srrsoa iHE-Some specimens OF superior article OF lime
IRON the 1ns u COL John MeCu county have been
tied To Us r examination By Messrs Peters, Martin
and Ne hesitate not TO that far the
w have ever seen small lump pece OF
ehsh utsd the stalking operation and ia increa, wa
truly mavslOain the proportion pr cent AT least s.
vhh and nne w. that
vnesd to the contrary By close inspection. Lime posse,,
may advantages over that In
snosr evidence Of the superiority prodse.
uons The rock from which ID
marble and actually eonsdsrable propoo Of In,
nInsrsl F'SfS'N- VI '"s'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19
i. EXLER-PERRY,s JAPAN, &c.. At S.s

- BuLfis Bookstore and Bindery.
Martins OF Gro Martin, by Charles Lever-s2H eta
Helen Lincoln, tale by Carrie Capran--5 e.
The Hreng and the Slave, Chiooa and other POEM. nv ~
Grayson-i0p. '-''' y y"
Commodore Perrys Expedition Japan and the Chin.
60 from NE original notes and Journals BY w. Hssfs D D
IL. With numerous INSTRUMENTATION
- or e Causes and Consequences InheyA TAD
GrAhAm's Magazine for Augusi-95
London Lancet, July. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19

Rsp Boor ssrH.-This notorious individual who vas
released from the Petenary Of Virginia on the 18th iu-t
after having served out his term Of punishment for box
ing up negroes or export has turned up Philadelphia
where tie abolitonists have made lion ol him ms "a
martyr % the of freedom % Red Boot is cunning
ieo~ and viii not be slo~ TO take advantage Of their
Pdiiy IL there is any thing to be- made out Of them :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19

AraocIoUs AssAuLr-A slave named George. recently
the property Of Thomas James Of Matthew'S county made
leo"ous assault upon Nancy S. Weston, q white female
IN thst county on the l3h Of July with intention
committing further violence His attempt however, was
oed and Through fear OF summary punishment took
folio sed and captured Instead OF handing him over TO
the officers OF the Law, his disposed OF the
negro 10 another pcrson and Thursday last he vas sold
In this city. Meantime officer arrived from Matthe a.,
county with warrant and the fellow taken into Gus
oy He win he sent there for trial. and doubtless punish
ed a. he deserves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19
SEABROOK,s WAREHOUSE AT PRIVATE SALE

SEABHOOk'S WAREHOUSE AT PRIVATE SALE
- By an order Of the Common Co une City Richmond
hs truly Valuable Property offered II
Grace STREET si feet aud extends streets 500 which
Fronts 10 ieeIembraeing
20 soo eFAr The receipts from The l.ss
Trade OF Richmond, Of
private individual this
investment offered In this city
The Information he furnished
and proposals received by TAYLOR WILLIAMS
fug-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19

LiAcssT ~ BORA small lad, sanraer. WI.
Hrreed IN the nrst market yesterday morning charge OF
iss 80 oG Car'an rhcs Jones Pte.sburs boz
Been employed on board the schooner Phec Ann Jones
Aptan Aer committing the robbery hasty
from Petersburg but ooSri stated
portion the nearly t2i,
Mayor sent him 10 Petersburg fort TRIAL =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19

STEALING Zoos John Paroi was examined by the
Mayor Yesterday, charge Of stealing tive dozen egg
from Charles Martin and to he indicted by the
Gnid Jury. lie admitted bail ia tie sum of sion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19

AiursRr.-The resimrnta parade was interrupted by
thunder storm, and the companies were dismissed some
what suddenly, with orders assemble again tonight at
y O'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19

NHls well e~iab hed Watering
on the first Of June, under the Joint management
eribrrs having bern leased Of
The improvement tasteful And extensive and all n-sary
and additions have been made
noaons strictly Of the art morning
Orange Road from Alexandria West and from
connect by the branch road with
oaees await the arrival o. the
NE SPRING. niles, BY GRADED road Passengers
Washington and Alexandria arrive at the Springs
NJ, aud from stanton Richmond dnner for
months 80; months 81. months ass per month nonh
go week, tl2 day o. Children and price.
THOMAS b. p. INGRAM
mA24-3ax2m AIFXASDFR RAKER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-19
THE WONDER OF THE AGE.

THE WONDER OF THE AGE.
No PAY
Dr. Tobla celebrated Venetian Eminent
Dys-ntery Group, Collie. Coughs Dyspepsia Vomiting Mump-
Headache, Headache Chapped Hands
Insect siiug- Chronic kheuais sveing Sores
burns, Bruises, and Pains weaknes. and
Chest.
NO HUMBUG-TRY r.
DR. Tohlss has without
ever having demand made
asked Il 10 usr V according To the directions.
NO ONE WILL EVER BE- WITHOUT 1T,
Arf one using u " hnd
~ tried b~feT- - 'e -
GEr rOUR MONEY! RETURYED,
~ IhouSand Of Certificates have
u. rare VIRTUES Ss- sdays the praeceto papers
'ertheae. from unknown given by
never used the medicine Tobias oner- 10 pay
l.11 DOLLARS
70 any one who VIII prov. that he published false
Call on N. aud Pamphlet eont.inng grnun. er.
nirnt have stated .njurous take internally
taken the following
s.kUsa foBias ofthe Cy New being swosn DO de-
pose that compound frsIIsr called
ATrdien Of which tits composed pfctly
'ernAiy even va double the named
ronpanytng each bottle
Stts iort, ytInsdry sth, 1883. TOBIAS
Sworn TO ths dag
NoaB AIu1r
Psice 20 80
Dealers throughout the United States
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