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Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04
Ha,x.d Ri1Ia
DIR. .. mcvAY

HAS permanently located in Atchison, and
L L offer his professional service TO the citi-
zeas of Atchs0n and uiciaity.
Office on Main street, in S. Dixon's store.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04
P. P. WILCOX.
WsNTEDl WANTED!!

I WILL pay the highesE market price in cash,
i for ali softs of vegetables, slch as potatoes.
cabbage, beetes, tnrniFs. Sc Also for eggs,
butter, chickens, oats and corn. Persons hav-
ine the above articles for sale win do well in
bringing them TO me, at the '.Atchison House,
sept 25. 1865. IF. @. B. DICKINSON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04
no THE LADIEs

N/E would particularly invite the attentio,
w of ladies to large stock of Dres
Goods, Mantillas and Ronnets
'13-tf gCONWELL s. SPENCER.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04
ri. G.. OaEdweIl
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
STONE WARE.

ARROW Rock, Mo.
NTOULD say to merchants generally that
w now have on hand, and will constantly
keep large supply OF Stone Ware OF the best
quality, which aiil sell at the market pi;ce
Ware shipped to any point on the river agfeea-
bic to order. a discount Of per cent will be
made where the order is accompanied by the
Cash. Give q call. n. G. G.
Arrow Rock, April Sd 1855. sStf.
aYAd bills
DRINTED che. per, neaJer, and quicker, at
L this establish .ieIt than in any Office above
st. cus.
Mt AILS-A large assortment constantly
In hand at the Pioneer store of
ASPLING, STEVENS & CO.,
s14 Pari-viiIe Mo.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04
,. H. sTRINGEELLOw,M.D II. D.

OFFERS his professional services b tAs
~ eitiesas e Atchison aaa sisiH;tgs ~
Csc n EasetzeF soxsye<ez basszz
Asez1saa. - I'd feS6.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04
west - .YEc.ashgss.
COR. SECOND AND FRANCIS STS..

ST. JosEPH, MO.
T1AVE in store the following named articles
Ii which they offer to the trade cheap for
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04

Cigars and Tobacco
ARGE lot for wholesale trade.
IL 81 STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04
Es,siEains Materials.

10 BAGS Dried Apples and Taaches, i.st re-
- ceived AMI for sale b. JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04

G. Henry Kyle, Agent for Ritcherd-
sons Express, on Polar Star s23-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04

A S Agents for Messrs. VIM. Wade s Co..
IA St. Louis Steam Planning mill, We furnis
at short notice
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-04

Furniture, Mattresses, Chairs, sc.
lust RECEIVED large lot of bedsteads,
e tables, wash-stands, chairs, WORK stands,
mattresses STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-The subscriber has taken
II Mr. Jno Womble's large and conveniently le Gated
House Main street, between 18th and l4th
streets. and will, by the 18th Of this month, open
it for the accommodation of those who wish to pro-
cure BOARD. Besides several families, she can and
would be pleased to accommodate numoer of day
baarders. Every effort will be made to give satsfac
tion to those who may patronizs her, and she hopes
that in this abe will not fail.
se l0-6t* SARAH SHEPPARD HICKS
nOARDlNG ,..The PRESCOTT HOUSE,
reception of bosrdes, by the day, week or month.
DR.. Hudson, who owns the property, has spared no
expense to make this House Of the most pleasant
additions, that renders it much more pleasant than
heretofore. Nothing on my part shall be lacking to
to render all who may favor with their patronage,
their stay in my house pleasant at the time the
comforts Of home
au I8-lm Mas M c. JETER
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FALL TRADE, 1856.

TIC COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
The subscriber begs leave call your attention to
The fresh Goods just received from New York and
Philadelphia, selected in person. and bought for cash,
which he Offers at very small advance for the mo-
hey or city acceptances short time. Amongst his
assortment will be- found
- bxs Layer and Bunch Is bags Sic Soft Almonds
Rsisns 5 bales Marseilles do
10 cases Prunes do Bordeaux do
y do Ginger 90 bags Palm Nuts
Is boxes hoek Candy 10 do Filberts
ID cases Sardines - 10 do Walnuts
bbls Curraul 25 boxes Of Shelled Al
% boxes Citron monds
1859 fresh Cocoanuts $50 drums fresh Figs
SO boxes Cordial and Muscat Wine
Together with fresh CANDIES, Of his own manu-.
tacture warranted No. ], ready packed in convent
ent boxes
Also, large assortment o. Cigars, Fancy Goods,
6c. Gc LOUIS J. BOSsIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer,
sea No IG7 Main II.
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X kST, PAINE d TO-,
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Nos ib3 AND l65 MAIN SHEET, RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE. 1856.

By the bark 'Fides' and ship "PepperslI," from
A'erpool To this port and by other arrivals via New
fotk, we are receiving our FALL IMPORTATION Of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
some Of the richest, and most desirable goods we
have ever imported.
r, We are also receiving full supply OF AMERi-
I'd makes
!. we are also prepared with . splendid stock OF
hIADY MADE CLOTHING, manufactured in Rich
niend. which In style, aushy and price win compare
Win any market.
byihe let September our stock win be very can.
pise and will be the largest and most attractive We
htye ever exi,ibitedi f.sss.ss = se.s q :
, We most respectfully invite the SOUTHERN
Trade, 70 give 70 our stock, and to our market .
lsir examinatioa with the ASSURANCE that will sell
cur goods ~ low they be bought In ths United
btstes, isat II ~. =. - y "
Orders shall Ut eli times be promptly and faithfully
stteadsd 20. KENT, PAINE 4 90.
sQ 2l-ts fkfA
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FRENCH CELEBRATION AT LAKE SUPERIOR -
The tcts OF the Frersa Emperor was celebrated
on the 18th of August at the settlement Of the cop
per mines of the French company. on the borders
of Lake Superior, where but a few years since
there dweit only few scattered Indian tribes
An altar was arranged in the forest, near the
mouth OF one of the shafts of the mine Divine
service, followed by 7e Deum, was celebrated
by Rev. Louis Thiels. Catholic missionary of Ea.
gle Harbor. Immediately afterwards he blessed
the shaft, which he baptised with the name of Ma.
poleon' banquet and canal races followed.
The tricolored flag waved for the first time on the
borders of Lake Superior, and mingled its folds
with those Of the American nag. Mr. George
Maurice, the principal of the company, toasted the
Emperor, and Dr. Lyermore proposed the health
Of Eugenie, which was of course drank with much
enthusiasm.
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BURSTING OF THE BIG GUN.-On the Sd inst,
while Mr. Dimick was experimenting on his new
ly invented rife cannon, it exploded, breaking into
nine pieces. The gun weighed :, 93S pounds, and
was made of fine mallable iron. The front part of
the gun--about five feet in length-blew away
from the breach the latter blowing into eight frag
ments Some of these weighing five hundred
pounds, were thrown forward from two to three
hundred feet and projected into the air from forty
to fifty feet. But the most singular part of the
story remains to be told. The ball, which weighed
eighteen pounds, was thrown to nearly the eleva
ton which 1t would have reached had the bursting
not taken place, striking the ground at about l5,
600 or l6, 900 yArds-S Louis Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-11

THE CHOLERA AT PORTO RICO The schooner
Life Boat. Capt Reed, from Mayaguez, p. r, Au.
gust Is, arrived on Sunday at Newburyport, and
brings intelligence that the cholera was raging
fearfuly at Mayaguez, carrying on some AZ 20 o So
9Th Of August, and when Capt. 4. left, was rather
ON the decrease 1t had stopped business entirely,
90 that very few sales or purchases were mace
and laborers with difficulty could be obtained -
Capt r. carried out spars on deck, and says ina,
the men empIoyed to Hoat them ashore were all
dead within four hours of the job being completed
The mortality was mostly among the blacks. Inc
disease had spread bat more mildly, to other parts
of the island
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/ Hscka~iax.-SamuelJ Jennsts ~. s..a m =
the Mayor for buying 166 chickens q ths msrket
e seh ayaIn. The new ordinance against kuck.
cult 70 svsds than The Old one Ii prc1inIss -.
ders from selling on coumissiou, and wkeu 4 ~
son II convicted the sec0ud sime the Navor q n
Tected 70 prevent them from selling N tks narkI
and to order the condscation Of Whatever thsv
offer to sell aftsr that time,s bssidss imposins
6ne upon them
Junior Bises-This company paraded vesssr-
Day evening" % strong, under command Of fheir
Captain, Harvey 4. Dudley. The Juniors pre-
sentsd very Tine appearance - they marched
through the various streets preceded BY the Ar.
mory Band Their evolufions were performed
with the accuracy Of practical soldiers, and sheir
marching IN the street showed that they had not
Neglected the drill room. s
/ Or arriving opposite the ST Nicholas Saloon,
the Company halted for . few moments TO partake
OF collation. rendered them BY Andrew Autouj.
the proprietor. an old Blue. Alter partshiur Of
the good mugs 30 plentifully set before them by Mr.
A the march was resumed. and At late hour the
company was dismissed at their Armory.
The City Council will hold meeting nsxt Mon.
day afternoon, II the members are not cailed to-
gether before that time BY the President
Let OE-Andrew jackson. slave to John R
Cook, was arraigned before the Mayor, yesterday,
TO answer the charge of stealing . silk dress ana
washstand from Martha Wilson, . free woman.
After hearing both sides, he was acquitted
Runarays.-Tom slave to Mrs. Ann Elan, and
Joe, slave to George Walker, were arrested ~ run
Always yesterday morning, and sent to theirowners.
Acquitted Joseph Elan, charged with feloni-
ously assaulting William Robinson, free negro.
and breaking his skull was examined before the
Hastings Court yesterday and acquitted.
7ippliag--Peter Ruth was found guilty by the
Hastings Court of selling liquor to be drank in his
house without q license, and fined $50 and
costs, which he paid to the Clerk, and was dis.
charged. s
Hog Steaiing.-WilIiam Vest indicted by the
Grand Jury for stealing hog from William En-.
terman in August last was found guilty BY . jury
yesterday. The Court then sentenced him 70 jail
and labor on the street for ninety days. So Bills
to 60 into the chain gang, and for once become
useful.
Committed Johnson free girl, was
committed 10 prison for want of . register. 7,
Drunk Henry Amos and Alexander Smith
were Gagged last Tuesday night for being drunk in
the street. The next morning the Mayor gave
them reprimand and told them to slide. a7sas
Ugly-A free woman, called Lucy Pragore was
ordered to be logged yesterday morning, for get.
ting drunk the night before, and using bad Ian.
guage in the street. -Es
Jail Birds-The two negroes noticed by Us
Tuesday morning as having escaped from jail,
made their exit from the county jail of Henrico.
They are yet atlarge. 1ss
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
LA is3 - THE ADAMS EXPRESS
EHZnn--~A~C COMPANY, lS4 MAIN ST.
usSiny renewed their Express, on the Raleigh and
G.sInp Rsilrssd. are now prepared t. forward with
GT4frt and at reasonable rates, every kind OF Ek
THaSDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS: JEWEL
it.,ss Of tru,ty messengers TO all points ON the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, VIZ:
GASTON. HENDEhSoN,
FRANKLINTON, RALElOh,
and irtermedste points.
Merchants and Others en,rusting Goods to the
ADAMS Expre. Company, will be relisved from the
necessity of tindug consgnees at every point along
The line thereby saving time and expense.
Goods called fer and delivered free of charge
J. NJ. TAYLOR, 81 PIT
J. l.. MACDONOUGH, Agent. se Its
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A LONDON EDITOR says. Experience shows
that whether we have good or bad harvest we
must have large supplies from abroad to insure
moderate prices At home" The British consumer
is now rs much interested In the state Of the crops
on the banks of Danube or on those of the Missis-
sippi. ss he Is In those of his native country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-11

Subscriptions to the amount of $l, 100 were raised
in Savannah last week for the Kansas fund.
The United States brig Bainbridge, Com. Row.
an sailed from Rio Janeiro for Norfolk, Va, about
the 27th of July.
Recent sales OF Hemp have taken place at St
Louis No., at $l55 per ton.
There are 600 miles of railroad completed and In
successful operation in Tennessee.
The ship ST. Laurence, of New York " as burnt
near the Balize, La Monday She had cargo
home.
Alexander Lawson, an old citizen of Marion
county, Va, died suddenly on the I'd inst
A prize fight took place between two men, on
the Maryland shore, opposite Alexandria, Va,
Tuesday, the stakes being $40 on each.
There were 1901 arrivals at the hotels of ST.
Louis during the month Of August
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WHOLgsALE ILLUMISATIoE.-The Russian
commercial community has volunteered to illumi-
nate the Moscow railway 400 miles, from end to
end, for the Czar's journey to and fro The quail
ty of fireworks In of preparation Is said to
be almost incredible
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-11

EIycTIoEEERISG Docl MENTs-LIBEL SUITS,
xc-Since the commencement OF the present
PrexidentisI campaign, the Republican press OF
washington city has Issued four millions OF docu
ments. including 100000 Of Senator Summers
snssches. or forty millions of pages About ONE
=. ~ ~ this number have been distributed through
he Wsshinston Republican Association. and the
remainder BY members of Congress The Nation
ii Demoersiic Executive COMMITTEES is now sx.
tensiysly snrsgedia similar work. H. send,as on
.rtv ~. a. not Idle in that kind OF business The
pps.nhlet entitled .sThs Killing Of Thomas keas'
Ing, and Tor pnblishins which, hessrs. Buel =
Bisnchard have been sued for libel BY Mr.: Hoover
the u. s Marshal for the Dtstrics o. Coiumcs'
was written by Mr.. George y. Weston, Of As'ns
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SINGULAR ExPLosIoN.-On Monday last, man
who was at work in well IS feet deep, at Peter
.on's oil and salt works, at Tarentum, Pa, igated
a match for the purpose of lighting his pipe, when
instantly terrific explosion took place. scattering
ali moyeable materials near the mouth of the well,
knocking down the men above ground and burn
inc in a shocking manner the poor fellow in the
we'll
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe are at present = lnyosy
Castle. Scotland, BY invitation from me DuAe %
Argyle. -
General Walker has given orders 70 elcss 81 tne
drinking shops in Granada. No more liquor can
be- obtained there for love oF money
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-11

SHIPBUILDING IN NEW YORK There are two
steamships five ships, one barque, four steam.
boats three schooners and two barges, making an
aggregate capacity of 80 tons, in of
construction at New York. The ship.building bu.
siness is now, and has been, for some time, very
dull st that port
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T-EWis HYMAN,

a LEWIS HI Wan,
x IMPORTER OF
~ WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
II y IA fv-bolesale and retail, No SO Main street.
eaes ,sce,yinga large and elegant assortment Of
i soN srticles snd will offer this Fall the greatest
ae that has been offered In this city; and
% that's " no wish TO purchase, he would INFORM
10 .Tcles can be had in his establishment
issei sa ~ sIa .ny house in the Northern cities.
iow 80 = detached Levers IS Jewels, S2l 90
tts.d Hunting 90 90 90 90 y" ~
Do DO Patent DO DO 80 W
Silver Levers, ~ ~ w w
Goij GoiJ rencils; Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Gold Neck, Fob ana Waist Chains OF various pat
cois fo,kets, and Jewelry of all kinds
r. he had cheap, at the old established store Of
~ ~ LEWIS HIMAN,
s No. 98 Main st.
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A NOBLE RECoRD-In accordance with the an.
nual custom, Messrs Hovey T. Co., the extensive
dry goods dealers In Boston, devided nearly s7OO
Ist Instant Ihis amount In the surplus accruing
over the sum 6xsd q the limit Of ths wishes Of the
firm xssHa7 #ss
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"CHARTER OAK JR."-Mr. George Francis, of
Hartford Csnn., has young oak tree, 40 years
old, 19 feet high and 12 inches in circumference
near the surface ofthe ground, raised from an
acorn of the famous Charter Oak which was re-
Gently blown down. This young oak, which he
calls "Chartsr Oak Jr., he has presented to the
Hon. l. w. Stuart, of that city, who has underta-
ken to transplant it, at the proper season, to the
site of the old tree.
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EasN GLASS, CniNA AND EARTH.

$50 GLASS, CHINA AND EAhTH.
ErAj AjENWARE-Hsving taxi en- the store FORM
& - .rly occupied by James Evans, are now
w receiving new aud splendid assortment of
FLUID and Solar Lanps, Csndelabrss, Looking Glass
es, Table and Mantle Ornaments Britannia and Plated
Ware, Table Cutlery, Glass, China and Earthenwsre,
Ia and by the piece all Of which will sell at
the lowest market rates
Orders sent 10 US will be faithfully executed, the
best articles faTdished and particular attention paid
10 packing. TAYLOR CO.,
VI l6-dln III Main Street
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NAIL RoBBER SENTENCED George M. Town
send pleaded guilty at Wilmington, Del, Tuesday
morning, in tie United States District Court on
the charge of robbing the post office of that city
in August 1855. He made a long appeal to the
mercy of the Court, declaring that he had been
led awayby evil companions, and promising re.
formation if mercy was accorded to him. Judge
Hall sentenced him to tive years imprisonment at
hard lahor-the lowest term for the offence.
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Mas. M. C. JETER.
OFFICE VA. r. 4 M. INSURANCE Co,
RICHMOND, 24th July, 1856.

RICHMOND, Z4th July, 1870.
y DEMOvAL-This Company having re-
Ii moved to their new Office, No. ISL Main street,
next deor to the Dispatch Office, prepared hsEs-
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks on fair terms
Chartered in 1882 and having now been in opera
tion twenty. four years during which time they
have met claims for loss to the extent of largely ever
A MILLION OF D0LLARs-they refer TO the history OF
the past sfordng the very best guarantee for tho
future. The long acquaintance of this Institution
with the insurng public has enabled it t. became fa
mar with their wants, and pains will be spsred,
curscy and give satisfaction. They will be happy
receive and consider applications for insurance ad
dressed either to the President Secretary and will
in return render such facilities may be In their
poKsr to their patrons
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I sTnRs. NEw SION oF THE9S

"A SoLp EAGLE, No. .S
M M NsrKEEr-GlLL l. WElDEMEYEk
G&s6H M :A :A,ck.burs Va. have just received new
&c et fseasis and Silver WATCHES; Breast Pins
,1ppiy q .Nss Ladies Chstelsins; Gentlemens Fob
ringer phSSs and silver Pens aod Pencils; Gold and
s.S Ssa'T Thimbs Gold silver and steel spestaess ,
silver 'o0s - C,ses Match Boxes and every article
NoSusIs' Is'sIry sni Silver ine for sale on reasona-
q zee .s,,s, ys"s and warrsuted represented.
t's tsa ss,W WATCHES of all kinds repaired and war.
A'ss, rrs,fern, we'll; also, Jewelry OF every de-.
....-s..n ,.l,s- - ffepaired at short notice
ID.
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SAD ACCIDENT --Aa interesting little boy, son
Of Capt Rhstt. U. 3. A., about four yesfs oso' w.
MECHANICALLY drowned In bath tub, ons day last
week, Of Chestnut Hill Loudon county, Va,
where the family wers residing during ths sum
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IHOK CABINET-AIAkERSA AND HOUSE.
Keepen.-Hsving obtained the agency of ono Of
the prominent Looking glass factories in Germany,
ws are enabled TO sell aIl sizes of LOOKING-GLASS
PLATES by the piece or case at tho lowest N. York
prices. Cabinet makers and dealers in general will
save risk and expenses by calling. For hoasekeep-
this is IN opportunity to get their bro
ken lookingglsss repaired at most moderate
charge, and 70 find at the time an endless var
ETY. Of useful housekeeping articles.
SCHAAP CO.'S Variety Store,
an 70 cor. Brosd and Srd
HAVANA And PRINCIPE CIGAEs. q
Ii the following classes, wig.
REGALIA, PEN6ADoS LONDON
COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPERA
Also-Turkey and Virginia Smoking Tobacco; Viz
sinia Chewing Tobacco; Meerschapm Cydrolit Bo-
hemisn, Genoise and Powhatan Pipes; Ambsr. Pearl,
Amber Cigar Tubes-snd all other articles in the To-
bscco line can be had of
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer Of and Dealer In Havana and
Principe Cisan, Amercan Hotel Building,
an l-u Corner Of Main and llth sssssta
nLACK DOksklN PANTs-.A.sortsd @
- quality, to suit the wants OF our trade We IN
vts the attention Of purchasers to the 1T and durs
bifity Of our goods No besfsr can be found.
SILK TESTS. SILK TESTS.
Blsek and Fancy 6iiks; Double and single breast-
sd varied in qualify and sixes that We can guasaa
- - sUMHER STOCK
The last ch.nce, gsstlemen, tof sxtssme,y iox.
prssl goods that sse :asb e sas:Hs!ly ~ p
an 2 No. lto Main =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-11

INsANE.-Mr John Rice, New York produce
dealer. well known to many of our grain mer-
chants, has recently become Insane and Wednes
day last it was found necessary to send him to
the Utica Asylum. His property. valued at $780,.
600, has been placed in the hands of a commission
albany ArSHs Sth.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT-On the 9th ult, while
firing a cannon at democratic meeting at Salem,
Ohio, two men each lost an arm by . premature
explosion. Those present Immediately contributed
the handsome sum of s. 700 for ther benefit.
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nv las. A. CowARDIN.
,TATcHDs AND JnwBLRY.

,,,,'"~EsH r., FRESH ARRIVAL OF JEW
A. ELRI OF THs LaTEsT ..ii;s of s.aLEsd y.r.,[, Of
ESs ~. r,,st fashionable styiss, among which
- .,,r.ly new styies The assortment con,
sonls Of Csmeo, Gold Stone, Lava, Mosaic and
o pisEnona rug, l.rse variety Watch Keys, Gold asd
i.n' 90, ap.,,;,s Gold Pens the best manufactured,
silver Y.riety Of Silver Ware. All goods war
rsnted " MYERS l. JANKE.
rrcht T5A Main street
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A CAUTIoN-Don't buy nostrums Of street
pedlars A man in Boston bought bottle of corn
ointment on the street which burnt hole In his
foot and caused his leg to swell that amputation
was at one time considered necessary. He was
laid up three weeks in most intense pain, and con
graduates himself that he has escaped death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-11

FACTORIES BURST.-Arthur and Burnham's
patent self sealing fruit can factory at Pbiladel-
phia, was burned Tuesday morning Also, the up
per part of an unoccupied building owned by E..
N. Schsrr. Loss $20000 mostly insured.
same city, was burned that evening. The fire
commenced in the drying room. Eighty persons
who were at work in the upper stories narrowly
escaped. Some had to leap from the windows.-
The loss Is about SlS OOO