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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-29
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Easfon, Pa, Avg. &c.
One span Of the L-high Valley railroad
brs. acro.s the Delaware river. al thai
place, gave way this mornng when w.,
enginrs were ra-s'ng over II. Oae Of TIE
engine. was precipi.a'ed into tie Morris
Canal, Il d stance OF 10 feet the o.heI
caught in an abulmen'. Two u The per
sons on the engines ESCAPED iBiutv. two
were seriously hurt, and one ehslnee, was
killed.
SECOND D sPA1CU.
The man killed in the accident on The
L-uish Valley ra lroad ves'e day, Was
named George Howct. H. belonged 10
Waterbury, Conn. ). Gcary. another q
the railroad EMPLOYEES, is supposed TO b.
fatally injured. There were 10 cars at
iarhed tn the engine, the bridge being in
process Of repair.
IL conssq renee Of the accident. IN" con
action Of the Lehiph Valley with The Nv
Jersey road is Mhrruutrd, ~nd ih"r" wi !
be Stopping OF the coalto New York. uu-
il the bridge is repair ed which VII be sew
ernl months.
Navigation on the Morris Canskwiil elso
b. Interrupted fer week, or perhaps, a
longer time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-29
New York: Aug. 81.

New York: Aug. II.
The resin oil factory OF Burris L Stod
dard, in Brooklyn, vas burned this NOR
ming, together with large stock Of resin.
Loss 1l2, GDO. No Insurance.
John Fog, Tor the murder Of John Henry,
son OF Alderman Henry, 1t New York,
was hung to-day At New B uaswick. Three
hurdred persons witocsssd the spectacle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Il IL OCE IL IL S,
Selling or
1T .f.rD T.rDER COST.
To Close up the Business.
GEORGE BROWN.
Al 'he oih stand ~ Knickc,b,ckcr l. Brown, Fro,
STREET opposite Ferry Landing. aucc6i3t
CO.pOI.fNfI.shin.

uT&lGTT * SEARS have this dav connected with
i III ~ IN hasire ). BENZ BFCKET, aud tn bus
inrss wiz L.reaf,cr b. carri,d under the a Of
Usirht. Se1rs 4 ckctt.
Davenport Io~a Aug 25tl lSai-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-29
EXAMPLE or RATES ron INSURANCE or sra

ALTMAN POW EKS.
Attorneys an Councillors Ws Ia ~.
cffiCt-south side, Second st., over Wil-y's Store.
Az professional hn.inrss promptly attended to.
" ucy lnAnri nu H. al t.iai. security.
Apr wed Notes di>r"uut,d.
Efstcrn fs.laugs bought AID sold.
Tan" drafi. aud accejdaaccS disr, united.
- 'cts ard Bonds bought aud sold On couiinrsion
arl 'iiytd.nd- collected.
Eastern cOlgCctlons promptly nadc.
Up. u. T,LLMAN.
ociS CBas. towEEs.
JOHN u rtLlsAs, cEAnLss vovaAs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-29

Ne" IoTK; aug. II.
The Nomination of l!mcre and Donel.
son uss unanimously ratified by the Safe
Council to-day. The next meeting of the
Council is 10 be held at Troy. A State
Central Commi,fee was appointed, and the
Com IL adIourned amid repeated cheer. Tor
the American cket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22
TnInoRArzrc NHws. J
.poRrEDroR TIE pIsrArc n


. Ceusrcss &
wasurroros. Aug 21---Congress met to-day.
The galleries Of both houses were crowded, Ana
intense interest was manifested BY the spectators
In the Senate IS membsrs were pfesent. Tbs
Presidents proclamation was read, and the House
was Informed that the Senate was resdy for bush
Ia the House the proclamation was.read. and 10
members responded TO the call Of the roll.
The Senate was informed that the House was
ready for business.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Ia tho Senate, message was read from the Pres.
ident, In which he sets forth the evils resulting
from refusal TO vote supplies to the army, and
says:
To refuse supplies. therefore, is to compel the
complete cessation of all its operations and 4" prac
teal disarmament and thus to invite hordes OF pre-
datory savages from the Western Plains and
Rocky Mountains, to spread devastation along .
frontier Of more than 1000 miles, and to denver up
the sparse population of vast tract OF country 10
rspine and murder. Such would be the erect
the inevitable waste Of millions Of the public trea
sure, the infection of extreme wrong on all per
sons connected with the military establishment, Dy
service, employment, or contract the recai OF our
forces from the field, the dreadful sacrfnce OF ne
and incaculable destruction of properly on the re-
mote frontiers the striking of our national flag en-
the battIements of fortresses which defend our
maritime cities against foreign INVASION the viola
ton of public honor and good faith, and the dis
credit OF the United States in the eyes OF the civil
lied world"
He concluded by confidently trusting that Con.
gress will duly appreciate these considerations ana
pass the bill.
The Senate, by vote of IS to 8. resolved to
suspend so much of the rules as make six days the
time necessary before taking up bills reported from
preceding sessions.
The standing committees Of last session were
continued.
In the House, resolution was adopted, provid-
ing for the signature of such bills as failed, for
want of time, to receive the signature Of the pre-
siding officer Of each House, and Of the President
of the United States.
The message of the President was read and re-
ferred to the Committee of Ways and Means
Mr. Phelps wished to introduce the Army bill,
without the Kansas provso
Mr.. Washburne, of Me objected.
A recess of one hour was taken
On re.assembljng, Mr., Campbell, of Ohio, report
ed the former Army bill, with the Kansas proviso.
Mr.. Orr, of South Carolina raised the question
that the proviso changed existing laws, and was
not german to the bill
The Speaker overruled the point, and Mr.. Orr
appealed to the House. His appeal failed by
vote of 95 nays to 70 ayes.
The House then passed the Army bill precisely
as it was passed last Monday with the Kansas
proyiso, by q vote of SO to 65.
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The Army Approprlat,eu BIN.

The refusal of the House Of Representatives to
strike out the obnoxious proviso in the Army ap-
preparation BILL ls generally condemned In severe
terms By the conservative press of the country.
and the hrmness Of the Senate 10 Its refusal to
sanction 20 gross . violation of the Constitution,
~ warmly commended. In the present temper OF
the Eouss II h difficult to decide whether it will
reeeds from Ito outrageous assumption Of power.
Our hops Il In tho Senate. Let that wise and pa
triotie body stand frn, and refuse TO fix day for
adjournment I'll the House has performed its duty
The members Of that body are too anxious to can.
vaas and caucus about the country In the Presiden
kial sampaigu. to permit them to cling very long
10 their ridiculous proviso.
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FIR M KANSAS.

ST. Louis, Aug. 2l-The Democrat Gree soiD
has advices from Kansas explaining the attack of
the free soilers Franklin 1t ssaid that parties
of Carolinians and Missourians encamped at Wash
ingtan creek we're committing depredations The
free State men from Lawrence sent messenger
to the camp of the Mssourians to ascertain the
reasons OF the depredations. The messenger, un-
armed, was taken pr isoner and shot dead.
Other advices state that party of Southerners
which left this city two weeks ago were attacked
by the ree-soilers between Kansas City and Le.
compton. A desperate conflict ensued, many were
killed and wounded on both sides. The South
erpers retreated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

Thomas c. Elder, Esq, was, on the 14th inst,
elected to the office of Commonwealth Attorney
for Lunenburg county.
Two deaths have recently occurred at George
town, 3. C., from disease closely resembling vel.
lew fever
DR.. John Wilson, member of the South Care.
lima Senate died on Monday last
There are 200 visitors at the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, 300 at the Yellow Sulphur
aAd 600 at the Allegheny.
Col George Townes has been chosen presiding
Justice Of Pittsylvania County Court
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MARINE NEWS
FORT OF RICHMOND, Aug. 81.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY At 81 O'CLOCK.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Hennco, Scranton, New York, mdze., D. L
w. Currie ..s
schr. Cambria, Bailey, Baltimore, lime, SteaIns
Brummel.
schr. Grace Caroline, Jelsey. Albany, lumber E.
r. Rsgland Il Bros.
Schr Reindeer, Wootten Baltimore, mdze, w. D..
Colqutt Il Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia mdze
and passengers, II. g. Tuttle
Bark Erm'na, Card, Leath, Scotland, tobacco, Cas-.
kies Harrsons.
Bark J. A.. Hazard, Williams, Rio, flour, Dunlop,
sMoncure l. Co.
schr }. W. Roach, johnson, Now York, mdze, D.
w. Currie.
Schr Remittance, Elsey, down the river light.
Schr Alvarado, MITCHELL Baltimore, COAL w. D.
Colquitt Co
Bark Virginia and Estens, wilkins, Rio Grands,
-four HaAslI l. Co.
light
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FISod in New York.

ALBANY, N. Y. Aug. 2I.-A rain storm has pre-
vailed here for sc hours, ceasing this morning.
Great camage was done to the crops, bridges,
roads, &C. Lower Island was overlooked. The
garden crops were destroyed. The dock piers
here are all under water, and the goods all be
ing hastily removed the water is rapidly rising.
The river has risen feet since o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
The express train on the Erie Railroad was
thrown off the track last evening near Chemung.
No one injured.
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DIED,

A. the ,esidesce of her father, on 9smolss Hill.
an The igth Of August, FRANCES JAM, esnsnssI
Of Charles and Frances Armstrone, ssoa Jesas s"'
n the sweet flowers that sent the morn
Int viths,s In the rising day,
Thus lovely wsa this infant born,
Tins swiftly fed its life away.
II died ere its expanding soul ifs~f
u Had ever burnt with wrong desires,
Had ever spurned at Heaven's control
or aver auenched its sncred fires.
II died to sin, It died to cares,
But for moment felt the rod,
Announcer such the Lord declares.
Such are the children Of our God.
On aist ing. SUSAN NJ. wife of Thomss Steven
con, ia the 50th year of her age.
The fierds Of the family invited to attend her
furneys At Rev Dr. Moore's churfh this evening" %
half mast O'Clock. suEithout further notice.
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rHE DAILY DISPAICH:


8. i L..
Exeter Hall. =,
IN \. ~. BroadwAy TAbernacie y.
60. r....,. nis the channel through when :"
a.. -. ,opsense, fanaticfsm, numous IN" -,
- ,h.. mighty empire escape. ana aavs r..,.r
49,. 80, . Auadred explosions day. hAsse.
r .,naucns Of tho intelligence, P'e'y, :.
~ -. Of Hneland Il b true ina. .nAs
.,.~ contains more wisdom, virtue - 80
coaly go, md material power than tne ss..'
-. q ground ON any other portion =. - s.u-
-, !, I. also true that Il contains - -
s...,,s,.m. isnorance and moral imoeeny ~. '
s.-s.a,.a regions Of Asia or Africa IT'S
s,.ment. Of British society thas are rep.
- rv.,sr Hall, with here and there n
a,..I n.er = hypocrisical priest, and crazy PM.
,...,a.r "a guide and mould the public sentiment
n the stupid add swelterins moo
ma. rre,er Hall, Of course, that is the Pandemc.
,,ur A. British abolitionsm, and there the emissa-
It.. ara mmissioned. and the weapons formed for
-,.,ne war upon the Institutions Of the Southern
s,,t.s. The fanatics of the North are but the NO.
consc,ous tools Of Exeter Hall, whilst Exeter HAN
,,seis is but . part Of the machinery worked by
subtle dip,oma sists behind the for the sg'
sr.ndisemsns Of Brisish power through the over
throw Of the American Union. Fremont II the IA
yori,s eandsaAse OF Exeter Hall for the Presidency
and is In high favor with the despots OF Europa
The hopes a all the enemies Of white liberty
throurtous the world are now conferred on this
champion Of negro emancipation. Col. Fremont,
II % dir p,,ed could easily replenish his exhausted
excheousr from the treasures of France. Austria
and Prussia, who would pay literally for the over
throw of government whose institutions threaten
the stability Of every throne In Europe; whilst
England might we'll afford to expend millions on
Presidential campaign which, II Fremont be elect
Cd, viii divide the Union. and throw the cotton
and the commerce of the Southern States into
British hands. The interests of a nation present
an infallibie clue to Its policy. Indeed, 1t is more
than likely that foreign gold is lavsh'y expended at
this moment In purchasing presses and political In.
fusnce for Fremont in the Free Soil States.
There IL one Hall in this country which could
meet and paralyze the operations of Exeter Hall
II 1. Faneuil Hall, Ia Boston. The wisdom and
virtue of Massachusetts, might again revive the
flame of constitutional liberty, and OF love OF the
Union, which once burned 30 brightly on that altar.
But, alas the fame has turned to ashes; the
"wonted Ares" seem.to have altogether gone ont;
the genius of the place lies dead In the mighty Sc
pulchre of Webster; its orscles are SILENT and OBJ.
scene birds defile the places once eonsecrated by
virtue and patriotism.
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CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ VA.-The propresou Of these Springs, which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putation in the counties surrounding them have been
induced put the water In barels for the convent.
ence of invalids in other sections.
For the present. the price 10 liked ut raee which
barely covers cost Of barreing and the carriage.
Its healing virtues beyond question. The fol-
lowing certificate from Dr. Carper leading and we'll
known physician In Botetourt county 10 selected from
many Of sqaal responsibility and force:
fIKcAsEI.E, RorErouKT Co., VAIL
July 18th, 1855.
Having been called ON by tho proprietors of the
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of it,
medicinal virtues, hereby state, that have examn.
ed the analysis of the water ade by Prof Booths Of
Philadelphia and believe 1t we'll adapted cure dis
requiring tonic Alternative action on the sys
arkable cures effected by its in serofuous sfes.
SAMUEp M. CARPER, M D.
The water has been analysed BY Professor Boothe
of Philsdoiphia who says
"A mineral spring of such rchness and quality a.
the analysis indicates will prove vsuable aid TO the
phyne,an it, position In the healthy mountain re-
gon OF virginia. about equ-distant from many Of the
sulphur and other we'll known springs Of the State
confer higher value upon tho Stipulated Cbslybiste
OF Craig county. Very respectfully,
kruptive diseases arrangement Of the liver dys-
pePsis, &e have yielded to the power Of this water
and prove its efficacy wherever It has been tried.
This very valuable wster IL for sale in barrels st
very low pdce,iby
PURCELL. LADD b. CO., Druggists,
no x--dtsn Agents for the Proprietor.
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The Central A

The Central American Question.
NEW YORK, August 81 The Liverpool Times
received by the Africa says that Robert Lowe Is
charged with the settlement Of the Central Amer.
can question.
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4 GRICULTURAL FAIR.-Persens pre-


GRICULTURAL FAIR.-.Persons pre-
A porins to erect sny building upon the FAR
Grounds TO cover articles for Exhbtinn, are respsct
fulIv to do 20 before the let OF DC ober
and 20 cali ur on the undersigned 70. positions
Those who have tie already built, are req ested
to have them put in repsir by that time
Ga =. Chief Marshall II
4 NTHRACTTE COAL .-NOriCE Il am
"A nov Receiving orders, to be 6llsd during the taI
month, for the best ANTHRACITE COAL. fnciud.
ius White Ash Lump, suitable for foundries, ana
Red Ash. suitable for cooking RANGES frafes ana
f,rn.c.s This Coal will be bought in Phiiadsl-
phia for cssh, and delivered to purchas.rs upon
he same terms they receiving 2,24o pounds to the
TON instead of 1900 the usual weight from CITY carts
The terms on which propose to order Coal tor par
flea ID to charge them commission OF III Per cent
on the actual cost of the article invoices OF which
win always be subject to inspection. 80
Persons wishing to lay in their winter supply WIN
find It arestly to their interest to avail themselves OF
this opportunity as their supplies will be dehvered
en- arrival from the vessels, free from dirt and at
saving of least 50 per cent over tho usual Oh
the trade.
Orders to my address, through the Post Office, or
left At nv brothers Law Office, near the corner OF
Main and 18th streets or with my brother at Col m
III Browns comptiDg room, corner 18th and Gary
sts will receive prompt attention.
au22-lm WHIT hOp EN-
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NARRrED.

r w.ldea. n. C.. on the 18th e Ase.sst; :. !. .
q xrrfINa both Of Cheseffsl cid county, We.
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an ~
sTKAiMEm PUCAHONTAs

STkAiMEM HOCAAONTAS
FOR BALTIMORE:
SkKNh Freisht received to-day, fki-
DAY, and up to the hour OF ze'ciook'
3 hi. SATURDAY, the Esd inst.
ConsiGnees are requested 70 sena io1 'AeA s'eN-
to-day. - :, th. names of
their consispees sArURDAY sffsrAoon' or 'nen
shipments will be consisne1 70 oraeT' WA rsON
- sTKAY HEIkEkS.--Came 20
ESsKgfsd INV house about week ago, two stray
V2 HEIFERS. One il a light red and wni lS.
M-zZXshns an underheel and crsp In LEFT ear; the
- i. . DART buffalo, has the Same msrk. Inc own
ar viii pleass come forward, Prove property pay e4-
nenses and take them away
NV place is on the Stony Run hsad, about "n'
from town. w 0uARIEG
eu 22-lt* D. e.
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Republican Congressional Nomination
BANGOR, Me, Aug. 20 AT the Republican
Convention 1T Exeter to-day, Hon. Israel Wash
burne Jr, was unanimously nominated for re.
election to Congress
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LOST.

r OST..Befween 9th and 24th streets,
Ia BREASrPlN. The 6uder will BE- sutts oiy To-
varded BY leaving ii at this Office. ~ XII
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AkMOkf X. l.. l SLUES,
August 22d, 1885.
ATTENTION, Il. L. !. BLUEs,

PARADE at ysur Armory, on SATURDAY. the
sd inst, ae O'Clock p. n. in SUMMER UNlFORM.
tCLOTH CAP AND P0MP0N,) for the purpose
Of Visiting ASHLAND, and partskins OF . collation..
BY invitation of Honorary Meaber EDwIs RoBIN.
SON.
The Honorary and Contributing members are al,o
invited; and all who intend going are requested n
unite with Us IT our Armory, at HALF PAsr ONE
O'Clock. rs. -
Ths Aefire Members arc ordered 20 be puuctual AZ
ONE o'clock, a. the Train will start innmediatslv a.
ter the arrival Of the Northern ears "
Sersssnts viii summon their squads
By order Of the Captain
An z2-2t VIM Rnv ,xs.4
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~ FuIse Report..Understandi thar
rsnort Il IN circulation that the parties who we're AZ
resi- ed for beating VIM Robinson u free man Of cor!
ON Friday night last at Robinson! farm, near %
sitv ware membcra of No Seven Fire Company
feei il y duty in Justice to my COMPANY TO Say tns
il Il positively false Only one OF the twelve men pr
sent was ever In any wsy connected Win NO
pany and that man 10 and has been simply Wi'as''
for the commonwealth in this esse.
'o' WIN A. CHARTERS, ComnanGer
s9 Of vislaut Fire Co No ,,
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FOR SAL X. BEAUTIFUL FARM
u WITHIN TWO MILES WEST OF RICH.
MoND, NEAR TIE JAMES RIVER CANAL
The owner of this property being compelled by bush
ness engagements to reside in the city, desires sell
or exchange for city property.
1t il a very desirable farm, containing 30 Acres
of Land one. fifth of which is in wood. The resi-.
due "A acres has been highly improved by manure,
lime, clover, &c, and is now in high state Of cult
walton,
There has been built within the last six months, a
comfortable dwelling 90 fe. by 20 it,, with porches
finely finished, kitchen with six roous, good sta.
bling. hen houses. kc There 10 also 6ns orchard of
Peach, Apple, Pear, Ounce, Aprecets, Nectarines,
SC. selected and planted with great care. Also,
Strawberries, Raspbsrries Goosebsrries, 90 nc A
Spring. and indeed everything to add comfort to any
one desiring to reside short distance from town.
The above will be divided to suit purchasers.
good dwelling in tho city will be taken in ex-
change by pqseSsisT ApPRl}p
TsHAT LONELY CHURCH YARD.
Under yon. weeping willows, with foliage 10
Ar. the 1 Scn ,pd the POOR, the poet and bard.
~ iaS si ss yard
On Ion eei,3 slope, that we view from the hill;
Lie repont1n silence the hopes OF ny childhood;
Ths.iovsl4st bore them. remains with msstili
Let each ~ remember, II Coughs Cold or Asthms,
Our dwellings iHyade-allow me to tell you,
There il cue hope lsff still the notice - brief
Take Lsonard's Cough Syrup, or Instant Relief
Nhd4bs1e Agents Messrs. PURCELlA LADD 4
SO. BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, de-
tD GA e III n q HUUsE.--lIrs. DAVID
I'D NALSH.Asvi taken the Clifton House. 10
prepareaso acSsMmodate persons by the year. month
week ysnuy leuKth of time. She has several rooms
not 10 Be sursssed In the citv for comfort and
| yeuiehce; beiis large aad well cosited. She So
licits tha attention Of gentlemen day boarders
her house Is we'll situated for their accommods-
| tionS bsin within few moments walk from the
m6si uness part ofthe city, and yet sufficiently 70
mote 10 be exempt from the noiss dust and bastls of
sloh pisoe 1t 10 her purrose to keep naat CON-
fortbls house, and home for such favor her with
.TMs horse : located on 18th street, inme distely
sbesc tho Ballard House.
N3kNTEO-A 6rst-rsts dining room Servant. Ap.
ply q the Clifton Hcnse. 22-6t
ST0DH HlHk-An able bodied Nogro Mnr.
kiade aged, Just from the country for general IL
boz, Coal Ees mot objected to- Apply to "
- f321-st WM. G0ULDfN, Governor 1t. n
1ySIplBs.-.kicgant Carved ana Plain Ton
- She'll Tuck Combs; India Rubber ana other TUCK
Combs; Shell, Ivory and Horn Dfsssina do She'll
Ivory and Born Zine tooth Comhs and great B. +.
gains eau be had BY eailiag soon. Ct sssss97'8
~ ~ Gasa ~ e. ZfMMERHAN,S
NsTOHAeak..-Ws ean nlere from fhreO ~
- four thousand bushss % vhsst On the uppsr
aoors OF or Wasohoase. aslssgssFs4 {
WILLIAMS 1 BROTHER,
~ Corner Cery sad Pearl Ste.
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pHc17r Mo1Tc1n.

- Ta - Pu4ncsr-lt 800 ~ lsse. . a.
80 Ssi;sssS ana gnpssssst psesscntteu istsiy IN
stitutsS sssinss me. y Martha NJ Lr.eemb essor ,
neS ~ .syrsin indsiduas ia ssekina 70 Axtenusts
hs eonduct IN dsposDs to that which hs. been prov
ed to be false lssves 40 sltsrnstiye bst g
tssh Il he spoloees which are inside for his faIss
swesrine Al no time Or pIsce his any thing zen
done by ma, on BY my knowledse, sosnivance y -
scnsant 20 iustfy or even extennste the eeurss o'
said Lipsoorsb 10 have done what these repofn
chsrse upon m. would have been a. dinsputs1,e !.
hss been the conduct Of the prosecutor, vino wtnou
n. sshtest foundst in attempting to inJnre nc
hv fslse swearing has cfectuslly bisckenad hm own
c5.rsessr. ThoS A. LINTON.
an 22-1ts ss1ssssf ds
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The DaecAanicss anA Agsiculanral Fair.-
The Laafoe,

We would agaln remind the ladies of the city
nnd State thatths Meehanics' Fair viii commences
b this city % the 2lst Of October, and the Agri
Pulturai Fair on the 18Th We txuss that Tho inge.
pnity and indastry Of the ladies Of Virginia viii
y fully represented - thsss smporsaas seeasions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

Lhaye lust received fine lot Of weedish Leeches,
which will be applied upon the most reasonable
terms,
Cupping and Leeching promptly attended to.
can be found all hours OF the day the Hairdress
ing room, under the American Hotel, and at night,
on 25th street, between Main and Franklin street.
aus R. C. HOBSON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22
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