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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-06
SO, UNION sTEAMSHIP COM
pnny-for Philadelphia, via
IGN& CITY Point md Noriclk;.11


Capt. z, Mitchell Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt
David Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Il. Rooms.
One Of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond, until further notice, every wednesday,
touching at City Point and Norfolk TO receive freight
and passengers. Returning, leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
These Steamers are in fine order, increased ac
eonmodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity dispatch and care in projecting
goods committed &c our charge to receive Increase
of patronage.
t. No transhipment BY this line.
Passage through 70 New York and found :. elno0
Do do Philadelphia, and found, Int
Passage through 70 Philadelphia, not found, Cd
caoins. .-.......................... 40d
rsssase 70 City Point and Norfolk same az by the
River Boats.
g1Psssengers by this line can stop IN Philadelphia
swo or three days. and then proceed to New York by
the same tickss H. L. FUTILE, Agent
my Rocksfts
GHIHTS AND DKAWERS.-Gentiein
- win fnd at my store, CAME and Thread Under.
shirts; Silk Shirts and Drswen; Bsached and Brnwn
Jeans, and Linen Drsweu; Cotton Shirts, superior
Mtielej Linen Collars Craysts; Stocks; Handkerch'fs
Gioves 5aspenders, &c. HENRY SHAFEh
my3 t13 Main II.
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DLkACHED AND UNBLEACHkD Do.
- MESTICS-Opentns several of the best
made hleached Cottons for Shifting use, have
had the pleasure of exhibiting to my customers-
Dressed and undressed Linens, Linen Lawns, Bird.
Eye Diapers, Napkins, Russia Diapers, Table Cloths,
Table Linens Brown Sheetins and Shirtings. ia
Hamilton Sheeting, which selling at small
advance. b .a#ats,f AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
my 5 gtf az sx q 1913 No. Al Main street.
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ZOE FOR sALE,--rhe subscribers are
l authorized 10 sell the contents of 8 large Ice
House neer Bakey's HILL supposed to be about zoo
tons. Apply early.
INV 1--6t GCUDiN ~ AffEhSNN.
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p The steamer WILLIAM ALI :
s<&sz1sk<<3n4. SON has been chartered to make
several trips until the Curtis Peck has nshe
ing, painting &C. and will leave the wharf at Rock
etts FRIDAY morning, I'd inst, ct CT o'clock pre-
nR, leaving Norfolk at the same hour. 81 o'clock,
and will touch at all the regular landings going and
returning.
nv r n HASKJNg
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ga FOR RENT.-The framed tenement west
- side 18th street. next to corner Broad street,
with large lot of ground attached, is for rent
This location isvery desirable for Grocery, Meat
and Vegetable stand. and being just outside the
poration line, city license will not be required.
Applyto '@a ALFRED fNLOES,
ap 28--ifts Corner Franklin and goth street.
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CEC0ND EDITION NOW READY.
~ THE HUMOROUS POETRY OF
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, FROM CHAUCER TO SAKE


Price 81 so
This almost book hafn so pory are its dmen-
sonf yet large as Is vaousy and ndiciousy led for
dies, Traveses Epgrans Epphs TRANSACTIONS including
all the most celebrated Comic Poems from the Jacobp
Rejected Addresses Ingoldsby Legends omn
bus, bentley, Biackwood and Punch. With collection Of
poetry Of the elder and modern English American bards
N. Y. knckerbocker Magazine.
Take 1t up when In merry mood and shall find
thing therein TO jump with humor; when aded hot
and do you good-N. Y. Albion.
All that there Of graceful gaiey harmless wit and
ing fun in the shorter Of the English language here
emhodied.-r. Y Phren. Journal
There Is immense fund of amusement in IT, and
fail TO be reshed by those who appreciate rich humor
Phia. Amer: Courier.
II rich volume this Seventy authors contributed
10 IT, and these authers the brightest Of their daye Illus
trated.
Here the admrcr Of the salies OF w.t. or those Of
broad hnmor when in rhyme lind them all crysazed
around one cenre-N Y. Plea yune.
work Of much merit full OF pleasing varieties culled
from ancient and modern lore bringing forth things both
and old" must recommend itself
relish for spicy iterature,-N. Y Family Visitor.
The people want amusement and they have in the
good sized volume before which is crammed with wit
drollery, and satire .-Boston Courier
The book Is Of merit Of pleasure and grief
folly which will love peruse home abroad
anywberein the town in the country in the house
the Held, in the winter or the summer-N Y. Home Jour
nal
volume of the rares and raciest qualy-N Y. Church.
With the exception of Shakespeare don't believe there Is
book In the world between whose be found
genuine wit exquisite fun, and refined bumor than this
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
los and ITO Duane street, New York.
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Iis unfsing warning symptom. Three four days pre-
sums This is the universal premonlory sign Of this
% ,na x. % 0pC doses e.
Ibis vegetable universal pills take A. once ST. o. eight
great majority Of cases prevent attack further but
n The fever should 90 on, your lie VIII be saved oy taking
nj. BLUSH I'm. not present and you have las.i,aas
e 10 The eyeeals and lower part q NE forehead when
r. ss no a o II these be not DE
bow fever they nevertheless admonsh that about
s p Two or ree ss a
plenty Of Indian meal Cruel for day two WIN entirely
an cases The Brsndre's pms purify and nvsors,e ,he
DO and should be always resorted 70 BY those Of cosve
(IrIow Frvrn canp.-A gentleman, with whom am wen
81 Chafes Hotel while at table taking dinner before he
ID was removed was taken with dizziness, dimness Of
low ever though well eve minutes before Sskc wat
lead me ~ 70 oI could never sss hs saa
be when there took eight Brandrehs VI q pills, and
,arS seITtons but IN four hours the pills began
ORR and my mind was clear enough 70 know my danger
wan. SepIesaS Your NE i not safe wihoa, e
P dse an s sss . ss es %ers VIII peps ~
Ian meal Cruel carried me out o. All danger and bali
s Who want 70 Be safe should take few doses Of pills
!. ofeare 70 Witch can rcier No serious results would
yellow bilious ship gPps o. any 9,ser fever Bran
me same may be sad Of dyseniery diarrbna and all
eli afectiona single dose OF eight will often
nee and they njure Have the pills In your pocket
w, hen 10 where you please attacked you have your
sdy No man has ever died Of yellow fever that took
81 Rrnndreth's pills Immediately upon being attacked;
suppose was MOI he yellow fever, the medicine will DO
but good for the bowels have been ceansed and me
ID purified and better able 70 resist conagion than
were. Le, he wise lake Brsndre,hs ? lls IN time
gentleman had dlarrhna very bad; he wrote home
randreth did M The "old folks G home replied, Did
~ why cured the darrhnaw Yea single full
cured him o. a complaint which, otherwise treated,
~ have carried him soon 70 his crave soa Az = cen.s per
with Fun directions, al - Canal street. four doors from
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FASHION JOCKEY CLUB RACEs-FAsHIoH COURSE,
Il near Newtown, Long Island
The fall meeting o the fashion Jockey Club win
on Tuesday, sept g and continue four days
FRsr DAyWeschester county siak Tor three ofs
subscription $500 forfeit tloo $50 added BY The clubs mile
heats.
NOMINATIONS.
Jno b Monnots ch Rosana, BY imp. Trustee, dam BY
y. Morris br Etiquette, by Mariner on, Of Fashion
yno Hunters CHI Ella By Imp. Yorkshire out OF Mary
q j. B Monnoss br May Thorn, by imp. Trustee on, Of
Kate Cole.
same daylight weight stakes; subscription $3.50 forfea
l. ~ r. Young's Oh. m. Ellen Bseman, By imp. Glencoe
dam by imp. Trustee, years
W. j. shaws br m Miss Li9htfoot BY imp. Trustee out
Of Young Lady bghtfoot; years.
r. 9. Bushs Oh m Rossbel by imp. CONSERVATION dam
sscosp bar, "wednesday, September A-Jockey cub
purse, 500. Two mile heats.
same day-Jockey Club purse, $3.50. Nile heats Sins
TmRp DAr, Thursday September Z-Jockey Club purse,
Iasr Day, Friday, september ss-Jockey Club sases
Subscription fA0; forfeit go.
81 800 added by the Club. -Four mile heats.
VIM. n. Gibbons b. m Phio, by Mariner, out Of Cas-
sandra years.
Jno y. Monnots ch h. Logan BY imp. Trustee, dam BY
w j. shawss er e. One Eyed joe by Prince George,
out Of Registers dam; aged.
e. NJ. ~ Nounga Oh. Ellen Bateman, by imp Glencoe,
dam by imp. Trustee; syears
Entrance money per cent TO go TO second horse In the
J. A. VALENTINE Secretary r. T. @.
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hsH eeasn@sl They approved by the enlightened
sanctioned BY the highest medical aud
aeelaFss ns.rls ~ recovered Thousands al diseases
me rkn glands aSd secretive Sold
arss No ~ ssids Lane New York and 244
go AMI ~ All drusgss at 70 cents 62 cents 81 per
xot a.
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NE teeth and guln&-INGERs sopopace1u tooth powder
psnraFss al acid secreons N the mouth promoting heal
ny aein NE cleaDses brightens teeth most
sHeciaay and mpats 70 The breath the perfume Of health
lfspkrsd ohy ny The original ntrodncefs GEO. NIGER
20 chemists w Broadway G. II. Ring and all respeca-
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ENGLIsH PAPERS

ENNGLISH PAPERS
~ Served AZ your residences ia
New York. Brooklyn, or Williamsburg, by T. RICHARDSON,
10 High street. Futon broolyn Orders he left at
the Ehzabehan depot 10 Water street. WALL rs
tab shed three years.
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INVALUABLE BOOK FOR BUSINESS MEN.-THE
MERCANTILE UNION DIRECT0RY, containing the
names and addresses Of forty thousand business through
out he South and West Copies, anualy bound In
sheep forwarded by mail free EXPENSE receipt
price, 70 Address JOHN f. POTTER publisher, No. 10
SAMSON street, Philadelphia, Pa
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

Il NTFLEION'H IILUsTRATED
RAILWAY AND STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDE,
September Number ready,
Containing sixty maps, deneang Of the prnci-
pal railways in the United States and Canadas their connec
tons, distances, fares, &c.
Published monthly under the supervision Of the railway
companies containing reading matter every number;
containing 252 pages
For sale by all the booksellers periodical dealers news
agents and all the railway depos and ticket Offices through
out the United tates and Canadas.
From the Courier and Enqurer.l
No traveller should be without this book which published
monthly, and by authority from Official information,
Iron the New York Tribune
The completeness this and
curacy recommend the attention travellers whether
excursions OF business pleasure.
From the American Railway Times
This ID most admirably arranged Travellers Guide and
We cordially recommend II to the public II the
pe,e thing of the published IN this or any country
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ngs, 4c the great superiority OF singers machines for
billing established fact both In quantity aud qualy
they unrivaed work OF this kind asceraned to
better when the machines work at high velocity We have
d added 70 the speed of quilting machines; they now
mpete stitches at each turn of the driving wheel
her quilting machines be except at omparative
h. which will amount 10 than the price OF
kchne. I. NJ SINGER CO., 323 Broadway.
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On Saturday, August 80, by the Rev. George Bush,
Capt b sosros Of This city, TO Miss ISABELLA daugh
ter OF the le Jonas Bowman Esq OF Barnard, Vermont
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f1er NOW v The Time 70 put them up IT You nave never
de OF Arhurs selfsealng and jars you will hnd
all that be desired for the purpose IL have used
call and examine the improvements made since las,
ppned BY " II. TORREY, No Plat street, New York.
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R1anO0 and MelOde0nS.-Tne Horace Watera
sdsn improved pianos and meodeons to be found 3S
uadwAy. Pianos rent and allowed purchase; for
On monthly paymenn second hand pianos from ~ 70
~; melodeons from $40 70 $l35
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EuRer f16n&hDSS NJ WhOAesalee-AOuntTy
erchants invited examine stock French and
merican paper hangings embracing variety known
the trade. THOMAS FAYE a CO, 2o7 broadway,
Hall
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entor Of this original article having lately discovered n
hod Of eectng further improvement begs TO the
bic they may rely the mos, perfect
sition Of is kind n.y. STEPHENS, G5 Pearl street New
rk, and Stamford street, London. sold by all sationes.
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IN elegance convenience and utility the subscribers offer
er portable dressing the most complete OF the KIND
submitted public They possess all The merits of
10 imported article with these advantages being cheaper
compact the articles contained in them warranted
perform their duties and last though least each being
perfect order For sale at A. j. SAUNDERS, No. Asor
IJo,sse nd 3S7 Broadway,
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nFR q. bARRyS Tricopherous 10 decidedly the
ara popular arcle In for the identifying curl
rr~servlns restoring and ghening the hair reev.
4~esx~s ~ he skin, and removing scurf and daudruH
! no snslp II "a also lnfallibe remedy for rhumac
ana external wounds The low price NJ which il Is soid
-. 49, hofe places within the reach OF All who rtsh
bersdsd ~ rs For sale by all Druggists and per-
~ throughout The World Principal oce No 2l2 Broad.
Nee Nofh
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osi popula medicines Of the day and said by those who
nase e 10 be one OF The most eectua remedies for the
ee 81 rheumatism cuts wounds bruises oothache cholera
morbusAc e1tant The embrocaton is prepared
~ A. Yield, Providence sold by druggists and others
throughout his and AL other civilized village
Journal Sold New York ny G. H. Ring agent 1872 Broad
Say snckener A 90. and Barnes a Park
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&Ae P1anO.-Tho Greatest Improvement n
@. FISCHERS improved circular scale pianoforts
aseroom 32o Broadway opposite Broadway theatre Manu-
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superior 70 all o;hera Their improvements
ect comfort the wearNr natural elegance and durab
Hk unrivAlled and only harmless hair dye applied in
Seke private rooms, nj BATCHELoRs, IS Broadway.
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Ammunition for a eight
With The bugs that crawl BY night
You of Lyon should procure,
VI you'd make your rest secure. !.
LYONS powder and pa for the destruction OF
s and verin, ~ broadway and South Eighth street.
hedelphiA-
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judgment by what omitted At GREENS shirt fur
shng store No. Aston House, there every article In the
ne which gentleman should wear and nothing which he
3ould wish 10 omit
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Broadway, near Warren street, have hand every
ky paper hangngs displayed thai the ef
fully appreciated Artistic workmen only employ
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Defiance Salamander 9nfes.-H0bert M. Pat.
CK u the manufacturer the United OF the
celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance locks
bara Depot, No 92 Pearl street. door below
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7 lindsey BLUEs-ARMoRY, BRookEs' ROOMS, IS
Ia Broome street. New York August 80 1886. The MON
bers Of this command hereby notified assemble 10
drill Monday evening" Sept At o'clock precisely. u,
order EDGAR A. ROBERTS, Captain
JoHx b. TooKrR, Orderly serg't.
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n U.A-TEEANNUAL SESSION AND ELECTION FOR
". officers OF The Chancery o. u A. State OF New York
viii be held al American HALL Bowery Monday even
ing, sept 1, at O'Clock. II, C'WAGNER, u. 3.
II. :. bAscKER, q. G Of the G.
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me fashionable clothing for and boys.-We would invite
attention Of persons visiting the city from the South and
est to present and choice assortment Of well made
hen and boys Also under garments of description
deviation from marked prices. House In New Orleans
Re. "a Magazine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-31

WASHINGTON GRAYs.-ANy PERSON HAVING
w uniforms parts Of uniforms Of the above regiment
for sale cheap viii hear OF purchaser by applying imme
diaiey either personally addressing r. JEFFN Riley,
~ Broadway, or SAMUEL GREGORY, $50 Eighth avenue
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{shsr street and Broadway.-Lublns perfumery; Just
|rec, an extensive assotlnens warranted genuine Va,
n German Cologne, English aud French hair, nail and
brushes kalsion, hahn OF thousand flowers &c, &c
GfOs v. IN0ER co, Dispensing Chemists
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THE TURF.

CExTREyILLE COURSE. TRoTTrNG TUESDAY
~ Sept q al o'clock-Maich $500 two mile heats, Z
wagons. Wagons and drivers weigh 800 lbs.
drive. Owner names Oh g. Baker Boy owner names b. m
Jane. JOEL CONkLTN, Proprietor.
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ARDs Hair Fastener Large bottles, elegantly perfumed,
cents fyour hair IN turning gray there nothing equal
Billiards. hair dye For sale wholesale RETAIL and APP
I'D, nj No, 300 broadway.
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y ID HECKERS' farna Agreeable and nutritious, 1t Is
admirable preventive and corrective in infants and
uks Of the summer complaint and darrba prevailing at
= aeason.
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U,HE IEANDER BUCK GUARDS WILL ASSEMBLE
i at COZ broadway, Monday Sept l., 70 proved
their fourth annual target excursion to Poocks Wee
DAVID KERR, Commsndaut
NB-Tbe company viii assemble at O'Clock A. ~, pre-.
rieqiy
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-Their Of flowers. for pertaining
consisting Of moss rose spring violet excel
jockey club lily q the valley sweebriar &C. can be had
q Gree ufoadyay,
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Hodges, Bank Note and Flnanelal Repor-

published this day. Contcnts.financsal CONNER
News Statement Of the City Banks Foreign inancial
News Failures and Assignments in the United States and
Europe New Commercials Spu and Altered Notes New
snAs; General statement Of INSURANCE Companies Review
" The Commercial Market Conage Coinage of the United
States New York Wholesale Price Current Reiners
the United States; Capitals OF all Banking nstuons Re
of Discounts Bank Notes State the unon
Quotations in baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston stock Ia
pie, Foreign and Domestic; Rottenness In Banks; the New
York Post Office the International Insurance Company For
bale, 6 cents, single copies; 81 per year. =
HODGES Il COMPANY, Bankers, ri Broadway ". Y.
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forward sTFlsFELD immediate abolition of all
f Of cholera darrha fevers and doughace bilious
attacks with the constitution for his motto anda broad
Amsrean Democratic ubcan platform his guide
b. 10 prepared save the entire Union Apply for
famous Cognac hers The office Of the interior 10 Nassau
street. New York
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spertsmens pen and pocket knives OF the
patterns OF which have before
ssted for sale at A. J. SAUNDERS No. Asior House
Snd90 kroa
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II. \. bAscEER q. G. of the G.
OFFICK RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. 81 CHAMBER
Public noteeTo avoid the RISKS that must inevitably Occu
Tom The OF TAI who OH the latest day the
payment Of their taxes have determined adopt the follow
NJ rule which WIN DO rigdy adhered 70 during term
esGl email receive no money after O'Clock Every
nicer IN s strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing money checks for the payment =
Ssea BY order. HENRY II. HOWARD. Receiver
NNAMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER-BRO
rhers-A regular meeting of the will be held
evening me Isl oil september at half hour after the setting
Of the SUM- General and requested
By order, LokENzO Is. SHEPARD, Grand Saehem.
STEPHEs q DuRrEA, secreary.
Manhattan, Season Hunting,
364, OF Indepe ndence 81 the institution the 6Sth
A CARD. THE UNDERSIGNED TENDERS HIS SIN
IA cere thanks 70 the hrenen Of this city and Brooklyn for
hrr unrne enorts in preserving unframed the Crystal
Palace from the late fire which Obser
yaiory and adjoining buildings y deeply sensible
Tact that eat damage would have had
used almost superhuman efforts stay the devourng ee
men which was carried by the wind through and the
structure lie likewise tenders his heartfelt thanks to the
building from injury and loss
JOHN II. WHITE, Receiver.
WAKEFIELD.-THE MEMBERS OF THE INDUSTRIAL
w home Association No hereby notified that
VAR meetings OF the association for receiving will not
be held At l63 Bowery after the Of september Those
who wish to pay alter that date do by calling the
Purchasing Trustee Cornelius A. Cooper at w. s. No 6
Grand street, between three and four O'CLOCK after
noon eN pisa rdsvor Sunday Members viii receive their
49, CoENELiGs A. COOPER. Pur s,lns Trustee.
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CLOTHING, &C.

OK 000 WORTH or NEW AND LEFT orr CLOTH.
IO.UUU ina wanied.-Geniirmen having large az anal
lots dispose o. VIII receive the bghes ~ ce paid whoot
hngglng seeking v impose Can o. adfess TIlOMAs nj
CONROy, fqi Pearl street ~ BNerchsns tailoss HAVING
clothing 70 Dispose Of VIII please ADDRESS shove.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-04-23

man, woman or child in the country, who is
not injured, directly or indirectly, by the
traffic in Intoxicating liquors.
There is then no truth in the declaration
ifyou let liquor alone it will let you alone
1T won't hurt you. if you don't use it. 1t