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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-22


GALE or vALATBIE REAL ESTATE
BETWEEN So Asp arm sTREETs-By virtue Of
the last win and testament of Arthur & B-ocksp-
trough, dse'd, late Of Albemsrle county Va va
rf Of said county whom the estate Of said Brock.
enbroush has been committed for Reconsideration sel
q public sctisn, on the promises, ON fHURsDAY.
fair. NOT the next fair day. that portion Of lot Mo-
Mr. Thomas W. Breelsnbrossh, ffosti,s on the
1851 feet and having thereon large brick msnson.
The properly x1i be divided % a. t. sell OF vacant
TERMS -Ons-fourth cash; balance 1t 6. u and 10
months, for negotiable Interest added, secured
~ "a sTust deed, OF tile s retained
VAnhHHPAs !9a b BUiLLIHG LOTS ON
MENTs ON AND NEAR TO Valley STREET.
rUK SALE At AUCfION.-Will be sold on
THURSDAY, 23d Of October, 1856, on the premises,
commenting ct o'clock that really valuable Build,
ins Lot a the corner s Grace and Sth streets oppo-
sre to MIs Van-Lsw's residencs fronting 60 fsat
running bsek $50 fee. to an alley SO feet wide After
th, hour of sale
1850 on the premises commencing al CLOCK three
ANAL wuodea Tenements, on Valley and Richard
str rect; formerly occupied BY Patrick Oconnsll.
Lownes streets 2skx14U feet.
Also, framed Tenements and several vacant Lots
on Baldwin near to Fsderai streets.
TERMs.-cne-fourth cash; balance at e. 8 and u
months for negotiable notes interest added and tit
retained till last note IL paid.
ocis GoDDfN n APPERSoN, Aucts.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSES AND
BY virtue of two trust deeds dated 1.-THE lst) An
December, 1854. the second Sd May. 1856, executed
by Frederick Kfegel and wife, to secure certain
debts to the Shockoe Hill Building Fund Association
ths undersigned. the trustees If said Aasocia
tion will proceed TO sell at public auction on the
premises, oa TUESDAY, the 18th day of October
1885, at O'Clock, P. if fair if not tho next fair
day, the real estate conveyed by said deeds consist
ing of lots Nos % and % in Valentines place. 'front.'
ing tbs north side of Broad street, the 81 feet
and the other so feet running back l46 feet to an al
ley 20 feet wide having each Of said lots framed
tenement. of which has been many years past
occupied ~ grocery stand.
Tha xvh oh eufn H. Ill L. =.
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- EAk'S OIL, procured from Cincinnati,
ID from Rocky Mountain Bears. for sale, ago fifty
or sixty varieties and styles Of Pomades Nor the
Hair, French, American and English
=. p. SEMPLE, Apothecary,
or q 202 Main st.
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VALUABLE IkNAMANr ON MAIN ST
" OPPOSITE CITY HUTEL FOR SALE AT


AUcTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY, the sd
day Of October 1858 on the premises commenc ing at
o'clock, the excellent business stand on the south
Hotel. now in the occupancy If MI. Thomss B. Hum
phrey's annual rent OF &600.
TERMs--Ore fourth cash; balance at 4, and u
months; for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
scI7 GODDIN & APPERsON Ancts.
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HIGH CONsTABLE,sh ALE Will be soll
90 FRlDA fhs 24th Octobsr, 1850 ut 10 O'Clock.
. the house formally occupied By r. w. Muller,
1gvsfnor street, between Man and frautiin. to ssf
nfy an sttschmsnt Of Rideway N Muller. Ose
1 cr fisno Forte, Old sofsE Pine Tables;
Gnsis; Demijahns; Bar; lee Box; Gilt Mirror;
ricture;p Ciocs; Gilt Firure Heads husdies c.
far5 PINT bottles Champssnei fsst caston; q Turn
piers DedineT; 10 DeoanterE 6usar Stand; half
dossn Plates Pewter Spoons, | Fire ecreeu;
.riooweT ! Wooden Painted Screen empty barrsis
1 ksslstt ct Irish Whiskey; Window Shades i
g.ir Spittoons; Cottage Bedsfesd; Mattras,ee
shssE Coants,psins, and tbs key Of the Bar Room
me nsiance OF the year Terms cash on delivery.
oc 3-5t FRED. BUTLER r. C. a. r.
YskUsTkks SALE or IS TOCN -.
= A Trustees Of the shockos Hill Building Fund
Asoctation, we shall proceed to cell 70 the highest
bidder res CASH, st Sebads Hail. Ton Broad street
on SATURDAY. the lat day Of November, q Sf
O'Clock r NJ precisely, Thirty eight Shares Of Stoct
In said As.ocisticn to satsfy debt due the sae by
~. L. STRAUS
l. M1HAkk0LD, Trusteea
oc 22---tds ALBERT sPOTT.
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Ss5ssa,l;E PokTsMoUTH-SWiNTERA ar.


AUGUSTA. Captain w. c Smith, viii resume her
October GOTH for the above phases. The cars run
ming in connection with the Augusta will leave Rich
mord every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
Norfolk the alternate days. viz: Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at the same hours, touching at
all the landings on the river.
Fare to City Point. LOO
:" to Grove and intermediate landings. $50
:" to Norfolk and Portsmouth. .............. 200
Meals extra. .......................... so
oc i8 THOS. DUDAMEAD, Sup't
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R@, Mis- ~. A. Lyons. Agent for r,
ri Lyon, ll5 Broad street, over HaTtwell / ia,
ttfK wilt open on Tuesday. Oct 2Ist an e,e ssnr
assortment of Fail and Winter MILLINERY.
mi:s LYON will s'so open styles children,s
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A&Ru 4 Ill ND WI n 4 n EY00
E5STYLES-MS. g. C. ALLEN will. ~
VA open at her new sales room. over SeSA
-, Gardner, CARLTON Co. on Thursday ~
next 20 inst, nef fall and winter styles Ladies
Dress aats, Head Dresses, also the latest style
Dress Patterns-and she is prepared to have Mantua
making done in all its branches at the
and in the BEST style 1'F-S oc % ts
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IF YOU HAVE COUGH,
i TAKE HAMPTONS TINCTURE.
IT YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
If YOU HAVE RHEUMATIsM,
TAKE HAM pTON'S TlNCTURE.
If YOU HAVE BRONCHITIS.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
If YOU HAVE PAIN INTHE BACK,
" TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU ARE ALL WEAKNESS, 2.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE,
If YOU HAVE HEADACHE, fc g-S5
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
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SOAPc.--Hauil's, Nymph, Cieaver's Pure
- Honey, White Windsor, Genuine Old Brown
Windsor, CASTLE, Transparent. Ia bars and cakes
HaulPs Erssive for cleaning; Floating, fsnfee Sha,
wing. and many other kinds to mention,
together with HAIR Tooth and Cloth Brushes Of every
variety, just rscsived and for sale low, by
J. w. GARLICK. Druggisfs,
. &C 20 Market Place, Franklin IT.
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NJ my house on Thursday last, my dining room
servant JAMES," muiatto boy, about 20
~ years of age, feet high speaks quick when
spoken to, and can read and write. Masters of
vessels requested to look out and see he is not
taken off North. oc 81 J.J FRY
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- a.s>~ ~ CHANGE OF HOUR
,AG-1 WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
daE- The Steam Boat CURTIS PECK.
CAPT. yNo. DAVIS, will on and after Thnrs5ay next
day and Thursday mornings at 81 clock, A NJ, for
Portsmouth and Norfolk and return each alternate
day, (Sunday excepted) leaving Norfolk at the same
Landings on the River, going and returning.
Passage and fare as usual. sr
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SVMhIf NKW..-l nof1ceA In paee-
~ ing mp tSovernor street, ~ HAkW0ODS Ware
rooms, the mose complete Spring Bed that have
81 a il ID not liable 10 rot out u order He has %
the largest and beautiful sssortmens OF Furni.
TIRE have ever seen exhibited 10 Richmonds Ny
inI the assortment. oe 20 dim
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STlLL THEY COnk !.-ksy every steaDi-
and NEST approved styles Of Clothing from one manu-
factory We are opening this day, fin. Dress Frocss
Doeskin Cassimere Psnls, Rich Velvet Vests, 4u-
perb Silk Vests (both plain and fancy styiesj Silk
and Satin scarfs, Ties. &c. Ac- to which ask
tention, a. being the most approved styles Of tho
season, and Of superior quality. s-s4x ~
GOODS warrsnted-prces moderate.
oc q KEEN, BALDWIN & CO
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oc 9-lm
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HAIk BRUSHES, without doubt, the
Il varied assortment the city. Consisting OF
more than sixty sty les of every manuacture 1t
sonabie prices S.P. SEMPLE, Druggist,
!. &c 81 202 Main Ut.
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Soaie
bntain.
20, two
lss. ~.
Hill.
ieeeiv.
6 been
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,
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FNRY THEM.--TO those who have mot
i siready tried those MIXED SPICES, prepared
only by J. w. POLLARD, Druggist, 18th street.
We say try them by all for they are really su-
psrior to any thing used for favorins Pickles
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ARRIVAL. OF THE TENNESSEE

New YORK, July 25.-The steamer Tennessee
arrived from Porto Cabello with dates to the
18th inst. She came via. Porto Rico. From
which port she brings dates to the nth inst
Consul at Caracoa, who brings dispatches an.
nouncing the conclusion of an important COM
inercial treaty between the U. S. and Venezuela.
The political news is unimportaHt and Fenc
zueIa continues quiet.
Business is dull, and the cholera continues
prevalent at Caruccas9 Bress 2
Very few American vessels were at the Ycpc-
The clipper schooner Indicator, Of Philadel-
phia. was at La Guira, to sail on the 14th inst.
for the Island Of Tcstegos, one OF the islands
belonging to the Pliladclphia Guano Company.
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AMERICAN CONvESTI0N.

BosroS, July 25.-The American Convention
prolonged its session all night, aud finally or
9aniaed by choosing &. G. Baker, Fremont
man, as President On this result being en-,
nouHccd two=thirds of the friends Of MIR. Fill
more sleft thenHal in a body. Gov. Gardner
was subsequently, dominated BY exclamation lbr
Of State, Attorney General and Auditor Genera
were also nominated for ELECTION.
The friendseof Fillmore, after boiling, march
ed to- their head quarters, where after some
speeches, it !Was voted 01eIldQfse a call for /;
Fillmore Convention.;toib be. held on the dtlYo
AUGUST IT szssa egsts: 81 = si-+ "a 3 l;zi Z j
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-CONyENIION..

SYRACUSE, July a5.-At the Convention JAS
s. Wad&worth was chosen President, and Dayit
ID. Field submitted a long address to the rtd
cal democracy, regulating the democratic party
as at present constituted, and its pliancy. tt
slave power, deploring, in consequence ofsits
acts in Kansas and elsewhere a remedy fol
which he found in the defeat of the Cincinnati
nominees, and the admission of Kansas as afreC
State. The address eulogises and endorses tht
republican candidates; and calls on his fellow
democrats to support them. y resolution EN-
bracing the sentiments Of the address was adopt
cd with enthusiasm. a3e7st'.5 - s5
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4.fIEl .. a TyESI MEMS
1sRCEKyRp Rs2ss4
MAGNETIC .TEEETRAPH.
.. s.sl..lIll0NSiRkssIoNAIg.E
= r. 5Sl5L Asl.IS eEOs, JgIy s5 ..

z ss9ii a4lAi ~ ~ laly lsti1SsFoS, July go
IL SIX ATE-The Sennte went into consideration
of private bills
Mr. Wilson submitted a resolution, which lies
over; requesting the President to inform the
Senate whether the reported reply of Gen. Smith
refusing to protect citizens of Leavenworth from
the bands of armed inarduders, is true aud if 80,
! whether such reply was authorized by instuc7
1 tons of the President orfSecretnry of War.
The Senate passed sixteen bills, oueproyfing
/ for compulsory prepayment OF postage IN All
! printed matter. - Is
Is; a motion was made for the Senate to adjourn
! till Monday.
/ Mr. Adams asked for the yeas and nays, not
ordered; only four Senators secondtng the call |;
The remarked it was extraordinary that such a
motion should be made within three weeks of
| the Termination of the session, when so much
business was yet to be acted upon; it seemed
the Senators were afraid to record their votes on
the question to adjourn over.
| Mr. roombs answered, nobody was afraid. but
the Senate were now far ahead of the House,
and if they sat three days in the week it would
be Just as well for the country. He did not be-
IieVe there was single billion the calendar that
ought to pass; motion agreed, yeas %; nays 4.
HousE.-Ihe House met at IL o'clock and
took up, the private calander.
a message from the President recotnme ending
Pan appropriation of $3.50, 000 to complete the
purchase of building in3Philadelphia for Post
! Office and $4,000 for fitting up the same.
| The House considered and passed 20,private
bills including the Senate bill for thereef of the
Widows and Orphans of the officers, seamen
and marines, of the sloop Albany and;brig Por-
poise The 18th of april and 99th of June 1865,
be taken as theda on which the vessels were
lost and from which the pensions shall commen-
&C. Recess till Z. O'Clock.
rs EVENING SEssloN--Ar. Crawford speaking on
the slavery question said the North never res
pectcd the Missouri restriction, except when it
worked to their advantage, while the South ack-
knowledge itin original bill, compromise measures
of fifty, gave the South nothing to which SHE
was not entitled and what was thus secured
then is to berepudiated by two parties opposed
to democracy
Mr.. Jcwett, said if Fremont shall succeed on
purely sectional grounds the result would be
disastrous to the Union, he proceeded to show
the principles aud policy Of the Know Nothings
TO be in direct conflict not only with the Federal
Union but with the constitution of every State
with which he had a knowledge.
Mr. Cox defended the principles of the Amer
lean party saying it was illiberH! in his colleague
to charge, then,in the absence of a knowledge Of
! facts, with deep laid conspiracy. 81
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FR0N KANSAS

ST. Lcuis, July !24tt1,759I.hc intelligence from
Kansas states that Col. Lane, ut the hcadaof six
hundred and fifty men. armed with SharPe's
rifles, bowie knives, and Colts rvolvers, cross
cd the Missouri river into Kansas on Monday
day last Aftcr. crossing Lane sal;ii heWould go
no further now, but would return and force his
way up the Missouri river with his other regi-
mert ''' is'7s-s',1f 10 -57'4 sssEfsj
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PROFESSOR o. ]. WOOD

y DEAR SIN UNSOLICITED, Il send you this eertt.
cate After being bald for long time, and having tried all
the hair resoratives c&nt, aud having no faith IN any,
Induced, hearing Of yours, give It trial. ptneed
yaef In the hands ofn barber end had my head rubbed
good stiH brush and the Restorative then applied anu
well rubbed in Till scalp agow. This IrepeAted eve
mornings and in three weeks the young hair appeared
grew rapidly August I'LL the present time and
Thick black and srong-soft and pleasant to the
Whereas before, It harsh and wtry, what little
IT, still your Restorative about twice week, and
good and perfect crop of hair Nov Ihad
any where hair really benefit
OF the hair tonCSi etc. Of the days and It really
gives pleasure record the result Of my experience
have recommended preparation Others and It Hirea'
large and general Yae throughout the Territory
The people here Enowi Its effects and confidence in IT,
The supply wholesale agents the
nearly eSha use and daily inquiries made for It,
You deserve credit for your discovery aud for one re-
you my thanks the benefit has done me- for GER
tainlv despaire long of eHectinE such
result. 81 Yours, hustilyI
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,fSDIAN TROUBLES.

ST.. Louis, July 25.ACien. Harncy, Col. Ba,
lIer, and Capt Pleasanton have arrived from
Fort Leayenwortlt.. It is reported that a party
of Indians had guard house of Fort
confined there, making good their sescape-loss
three Col tTownley las arrived here from
New Mexico. HcFepoftsiall quiet among the
Indians in the Northern part 81 The Territory.
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- ! IsAPIFICATION MEETINGS

Ngw Yokk; JGly vas Ia large Gilmore Rati-
ticdti0n Meeting was held last uight at the Acad-
cray1nE Music. Speeches wdreanIade by DAVIS,
of Md, Moore OF Ohio, and ifrshall, Of lISlr54
speeches by Harrison of Nd, Marshal OF Ken
t'icltsys and FerFinof Tennessee. ~
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CORONERS' INoUEST.

PHILADELPHIN,l july s5.EThes Coroners In
quest on the Railroad calamity, returned aver
dict attributing.it to criminal negligence in con-
ductor Hoppell Of the excursion tFain,l running
the tain Jeyonditl1e sidlingat Edge Hill 4Re
ConpaIiS lis also cEnsnred for the rules being
defective ~ zs "a. = = "a =
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POlsoEED RYA SuRGIcAL oPgR4 rtox.--Dr JnS
SSc1sr one Of the most sEitfui surgeons IN this
JJ.a's' tNew Eork, was recently called upon to
g'sss mans arla which had been mutilated in
~.s S's,Eheels OF SOME machinery. He made
e IS. effort to save tire arm from amputation,
E Una mas probably succeeded fhe arm having
ITsa'usstefi, he called on his brother, Hazard
Porter, to assist in oHenihg ii. nv some acci.
ssslt &c cut himself slightly, and allowed some
Inqs rom the arm Of his patient to fniiglc With
,aS ot0'd This in few days had poisoned his
s.I sre system. JIG died on EFidGy9 While at
%l.alss hisiuntfal his brother Hazard, vii Ind
sDgat heEatch on his hand at the time ofspcr-
lining me operations and who had also became
EIsoheo y the virus, fell. an telling about his
fingers, which proved to be the workings Of the
g.''t., and although attended BY. allithe physi-
,tss y Ge1eTs his life is despaired of An9th-
IN uah Who had helped tosdrcss the wound is
'SAA-- esHec6 az Ys) Gazette.
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FRnMMASIuNGTON.

'
MAsnISGroS, July 25.-At the conclusion Of
the evening session of the House, Mr.. Branch
while defending Buchanan said that the contin-
uance of Mr.. Fillmore IL the Presidential contest
must very greatly increase Fremonts chances Of
an election. In support of this opinion he quot
ed the New York Courier and Enquirer, and the
Tribune. He reviewed Konw Nothimsism both
North and South, in terms of condemnation,
charging that in the north it is allied to aboli-
tioniSIn
Mr.. Evans opposed itllibnsteFisln in,replying
to the speech of Mr. Quitman, and condcmning
the doctrines of Mr.. Buchanan as avowed i'll the
OStcnd conference.
Mr.. Burlingarne has returned to this city and
appeared in the House last night. In response
to the warrant issued, appeared this morning be-
Campbell and the two entered bond for s., 600
that Mr.. B. shall not engage in . duel in the
District of Columbia, nor leave the District for
that purpose.
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f,ds ~ 19s NeTIIm1l Times has private advices
t san francisco. the effect tfiHt o1,theY59t
sS Lae Vigilance Committee 'unInihiolisly
ftPleq The resolution 20 disbsnd don the, q tel
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PROFESSOR WOOD

- DEAR SrR Havinglnnde trial OF your HAIR
RESTORATIVE, gives pleasure to say, that It's effect
excellent in removing inflammation, dGndruI and
tendency to itchiuR with which have been trOu-
bled from childhood Hp and has also restored my hair
which, becoming gray Its original color have used
other article, with anything like The pleasure
profit. Yours, truly, atf sH5a - 80 IN.
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WtAKSEsst or sTEIE sTOSIb on AND INDIGESTION.

WEAKNESS. OF THE STOMACH ANpINDIGEsrIoN.
Aaoths0rtdt Gtrs eBected 6y BoerhGpes Holland Bit
tarsThe wlFc Of Peter De wite, living In ituAnb Town,
wcaIness stomach aid indigestion. She had been
uLer pysIeian's for tine but theGtsease
scented battle his skill, She purchased IIol
Bers At our Offices Which have given tone to her sto-
mach, her appetite and strength retnrng and firm,
Is Geieve that this Is another effected BY your
medicine. ~
weaye still to record many wonderful cures effected by
remedy, but mist await another opportunity. One
thing you rely upon, what have published from
persOfs much respected community, literally
true fs{ J.QULNTuS,
Eliter sleboygan NIeuwt,ode, sheBoygan, wis.
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q q 4 & q s 81 e IS

NV. FoTS: July brig Anna, of Bal
ti1nore. from siIspiinwal for the Pedro Banks,
was strtFtll by a water sb61t OF the goth Of
sJufic aud capsized, the ptgln son and three
seamcn dr68red The Capt. 4iate and q. three
.sg.anen escaped in the long boat, and alter row
ing for four days landed near q rthegina.1
They arrived here this morning ~
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Il Case of Fight oIths' S,,Rdiag Cared by BoerRaceA
F0t3 BiersAlichnel KELLY, III GrSnJ, Smith
street. saysLast july while running the river,
cotton boat plying between Matches and Orleans,
was with Fever and Agc. For eight long months
with this dreadful disease. The greater part of this
time was unable work. and spent least dlty dollars
dGerent medicines but Hound 10 permanent relief
Three weeks ago Of friends insisted upon my
ing Bosrfdces holland BYeJS' saying that
Vsdraniesd After trying for only one week, must
state was sound man. have been ut work for
two weeks, haa Of the chs and fever
wlaterer.n
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
4--.E---7F or Mt Il. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
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Firm Of Bond & Kel!ogg, Drlggists, St. Paul.

The undersigned Rev J. X. Bragg is Minister reeu-
standing and Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, a. Brook
field Massachusetts lie is gentleman Of great influence
and et universally USi0Fsa, & WA. DYER.
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"a 1ipe $50 l3paEtips d BAatY lh1l slet asled
into proEeEb but none OF his 10 the
Heff49tg ~ ~ "a "a q y Y q ~ 'Htt
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-26

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