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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-17

THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT RouTE.-Informa.
ton was received in New York on SATURDAY., by
way of New Orleans, to the effect that the "Uncle
Sam" and Carthage" were the Transit steamers
ssised by Col Walker. 1t appears that the com.
pany owed the government s25o,0O0. which here
tofore The authorities have not had decision to Sc
cure. The grant has been given to Edmund Ran
aolph, OF Virginia, and . graduate of the Univer
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Southern Kansas Meeting.

CHARLESTON, s, c., March Is IA large meeting
of citizens, to promote Kansas emigration, was
held last night Addresses were delivered, and
resolutions were adopted, declaring slavery to be
political clement of the conferedacy, inseparable
from the present system of Government and
claiming the right to promote emigration to Kan
sas private individuals; but disclaming the right
of any State to attempt an armed Intervention in
the affairs of the Territory. pr . ga gs no
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The GrIswoId Divorce Case--Liquor La,

PHILADELPHIA. MarsA5.The court Of Com
mon Pleas this morning, DECIDED that so far rs it
had ever been granted to Rev. Rufus w. Griswold
1t therefore refused to yacate the decree.
In the Supreme Court this morning the appeal
of liquor dealer for reversion of sentence of i'm
prisonment for violating the Sunday liquor law.
was denied and the judgment of the lower court
affirmed.
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The legislative Sumner.

Tho supper given by the whole-souled proprietor
of the Exchange, to the members of the LegisIs
'ure. on Friday night, was a very splendid affair
A very large company was present, all of whom
enjoyed themselves highly. and every man of
whom regarded Ballard as the Prince of hotel keep
ers Mr.. Speaker CRl TCHFIELD welcomed the
guests on behalf Of the proprietor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IF 5000 more Rich TarIeton Collars,
OPENING THIS MORNING, MONDAY, MARCH II, 1856,
at N. EZEKfELS Cheap Store, No. IS Main street.
will open this morning my third supply. consisting
Of 5000 of those splendid reh Tareton Collars Tho
styles are much handsomer than tho last. To those
who have not seen the article, would state that
when worn they have the appearance of Collar
worth S. whilst this price is ONLY A NrsEPENcE
EACH Call early and select. N. EZEKIEL 80
NH II - +. -fsssH No. IS Main 1t.
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INDIAN OUTRAsE-The Key of the Gulf reports
that Col H. SHELLS house was attacked by the In.
dams, on the Sd instant at Sara Sofa, and MI
Owen Cunningham was killed. The house was
burned. Col Smell escaped The settlers in the
nsghborhood took refuge in the schooner s. s.
Bradford.
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~ Gibbs' Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS, OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
sCRIPTioN-D copied into Ambrotype.
and made permanent, or il desired, to life size
paper retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
rstclass artists, making most beautiful and desra
bic style of portraits
AmbrotyPss, in lockets pins cases, and frames OF
all descriptions. p. E. GIBBS
Corinthisn Hall, Main street. below 9th,
fe is s.F.i stI I.t q. iU 5rs Richmond.
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE, Mhreh l5-Flour 's dult-Howard St
and City Mills sre both held at 81 Int the PRICE 10
above the views of buyers and no sseq were ef
feeted wheat Sales of good to prime White at
fiF5DL7s, and Red at Sla50t 50 Corn-both
White and Yellow sold for 54d59c Provisions
steady and generally unchanged.
New York, March l5--Flour 10 dropping; sales OF
500 bbls; straight State at 81 good Ohio Ss South
ern So Wheat is dull; sales of {, 500 bushels; South
ern red 81 rs Southern white 81 90. Corn 10 firm;
sales Of 900 bushels Western mixed at SIC. Wits
lev 10 frm ca e. Of 100 bbls At 5oi cents, "a, - s..
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A Long voyage,

PHILADELPHIA, March 15-Ths ship VIM
Chamberlain, from Liverpool reports having sup.
piled provisions and water to the crew Of the schr
New York the 4th inst in lat. "a 40, Ion u go
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Arrival of Hon. Thomas II. Baily.

+ PETERSBURG, March 16.-Hon. Thomas H. Bayly
has arrived at Charleston in the steamer Isabel
from Havana. His health Is slightly improved.
He will remain in Charleston some days before
leaving for home.
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Firc at BennIngtou, VT,

BENNINGTON, VI. March 15.--The furnace of
Messrs Groner and Harrington, in this place, was
totally destroyed by Ere this morning. Loss about
$1,000. No insurance.
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" F1etcher's Hair Tonic exee,g every
thing for identifying and improving the Hair No
u quite sufficient to show its good effect TSs crest
sueoess of the Tonic has brought mp host of irnita
tons, (who know :: much about the Treatment OF The
tures have produced 80 much mischief and snnoy.
snce. ''
Persons wishing The original and genuine articl.
can be supplied By the manufacturer.
JOHN JOHNSON.
NH IL 10th st., between Main ard Carv
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BOSTON. March 15-The brig Venus loaded
with lumber from Chesapeake Bay, went ashore
to-day off Nantucket. The cargo will probably be
saved but the safety of the vessel is doubtful.
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Receivers of the Grocer., Bank.

BOSTON, March l5-Judge Merrick yesterday
made a decree appointing 8. g. Reed and f. III
Robinson agents to receive the custody of the as
sets Of the Grocer's Bank with authority to buy
the liabilities. If satisfactory settlement Is
made they will be allowed to continue the Bank
IL they see st. 90
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OLD INHABITAET DEAD-The Louisville KY.
papers of the 10th, notice the death of 'old Ben
Duke" at the age of ITO years He resided many
years in Virginia and served under General Wash
driven q wood wagon In Louisville for . Hyeli.
hond '.
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DE tTH or DR.. BOND. "A teleeraphic deypatch
received from New York, announces the death Of
DR.. homas e. Bond, editor of the Christian AID
ytYpats nd Ion
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Sailing Of the Baltic.

NEW YORK, March 15.-The steamship Baltic
for Liverpool, sailed to day, with 50 passenger
and 1927, 900 in specie Ash re- d a,ft 4
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a. Locking Glasses going out OF use.-
There seems to be at present but little demand for
this article The importers and dealers should blame
SlMONS for it all. His Ambrotypes are taking the
place Of every description of Mirrors for who now
cares about seeing Themselves in single glass when
they can have q complimentary likeness, hermetri
ealy Jexed betpeeB ttco ginssess NH
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THE DEVOTION OF wIFE-One of the most
remarkable instances Oh record of the unfaltering
devotion of wife to her husband, under the most
trying and dreadful circumstances is given In the
History of the Monroe tragedy, in Coles county, H.
linos A. F. Monroe killed his father in. law-El.
lington-in fight, in which Ellington struck the
first blow. Public opinion was so violent against
Monroe that the court, and even the attorneys for
the defense, were over.awed, and . change of
venue, which was begged by the prisoner, was not
obtained. The attorney of Monroe feared to ap
ply for It, apprehending murderous designs on the
part of the people. The trial proceeded and the
jury did not darn find the prisoner guilty of any
thing but murder in the first degree, and he was
sentenced to be hanged.
The Governor impressed that something was
wrong in the case, granted respite of ninety
days, and the mob broke into the jail and dragged
Monroe out and hung him Amid all this terrible
storm of infatuated public opinion, though his wife
father was the victim In whose name the cry for
vengeance was raised, and he had been a fast man,
having drank hard and kept bad company, Mon
roe retained the love of his Mamie" to the last
When he had been murdered by the mob she
begged for his remains and had them transported
to a burislplac q few miles above Newport, on
the Licking river and there with her child in her
arms stood the only mourner by his grave. Three
days before his death she wrote to her husband as
follows: The person whom she mentions as Pole,
is N B. Aulich, distant relative of her husband :
CHARLESTON, Feb 18th, 1856
Ny Ever Dear Husband How miserable you
must be. Ny very heart aches for you / have
not given up yeti still have hope. / am now At
Mr. Balls, with Pole and Ma Pole has been n
brother to me, and true friend to you / intend
to make his home my home wherever that may be
Il hope good ways from here-the farther from
here the better. would rather die tonight than
to stay here among my enemies, for those who are
your enemies, are mine, and your friends are my
friends 5-...
AS soon a. I can make arrangements and get
the means will leave this town, never to return
again. May is well. Farewell, but hope not
forever. .. .. ...
subscribe myself your true and devoted wife,
-. MAMIE MONROE,
And proud to own it.
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eT" The Great Russian Itemedy.--Prc 10.
NO PubLIcc.-"Evsry mother should have a boz N
the house hsndy, In ease of accidents to The ehn-
drern
RxppiYe's RUSSIA SALvZ.--It IL q Bcstcr remedy
Of thirty years standing, and il recommended by ply
scisns It Is and speedy cure for Barns, Piles
Bols Corus. Felous, Chiblsins, and Sores Of every
kind; for Fsver Sores, Ulcers Itch sead Heed, Net
tie Rash, Bunicns, sors Nipples, (reeorrenesd by
nursss Whitews. Sites, Testers, ftes Bites Spider
stings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rhcarn, scrry, Sors and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds,
It most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by thousands who have used It In the city
of Boston and v,cu,y for the Last thirty years In
no instance will this Save do injury interiors
with phyactnus prescriptions II 10 made from the
rurest materials from recipe brought from Russss
Of articles growing In that coantrysnd the propre.
tors have letters from all eissses, clergyman. physi.
cisns captains. nurses and otheEs who hsve ased
1t themselyes and recommend it to Others.
Readings Russia Salve 70 pat in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with . picture Of horse and
disabled soldier which picture 10 also engraved oE
the wrapper. Price IS cent? . boz. s s. -
Sold st all the stores town country, may -
ordered Of any Wholesale druggist.
q REDDlN6 \ Co, PropretosA
No. State q. besfsns,
. ~ BENNETT, BEERS 4 rIsHER. Aeens. .ef
Richmond. 80 sNsst. r. lz--oo"
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THE DAILY DlSPAICH .
Monday Mesuins, March ~. ISSo.
THE Legislature.

The LeRtstRtuRes -.
Roth Houses Of the General Assembly, 80
,,re mn TO near Il o'coek Saturday n'sns me
s.a.,. very sensibly proposed on Friday 70 e.'eao
tho session but the House. with no reason 70, .'e
A., and with the impossibility OF finishing oy 'n''
.xsnius bus,ness they ought to CONSIDER 'nem
selves obliged to anlsh. staring them IN inc .ce'
.se,..a 60 ccncur With the Senate. Saturday night
,h.,e usrs two parties in the Houss--one for
INVITING through" and the other for going on IN
..,,,.r orssr with the intention OF doing all the
h,.,n... Their efforts to checknate each other
T., ,,., .i,tius. kept the House late In session,
v,,le business did not prosress rapidly. The'a1
hi was ordered to It's cngrossment; but the two
thirds vote necessary to read it second time the
same day and pass 10, could not be bad. The al
verse parties were little excited at times bnt De
fore the adjournment all seemed to DO PROVOKED 10
good humor by the absurdity Of the repeated mo
lions to adjourn to call the house. to ring up mem
ber., etc, while there was no quorum present
Finally. every body being nearly broken down. an
adjournment was carried.
II 10 assumed by some that 1t is only the Internal
improvement, party that desires to proong the ses.
sion That party would be greatly pleased to pass
soma Of It's bills; but independent of their pur.
poses, It 10 not possible that the Legislature can
completely dispose of the bushes finished In either
one or the other of the Houses, enroll and sign ali
the bills and adjourn tonight. s4-
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HALIFAX, March 14-The steamship America,
from Boston, for Liverpool, arrived here and sail
ed a. 5 A. NJ. today. Col Joseph B. Brock. of s.
Carolina, gees as bearer of dispatches to London.
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-, sulAMss.-soms inssndiary. last vs.kl
ou5nsn the barn. carriage hou,s. vh... =. -.
xsw Ksns eesy;. &c. Of hss wn =. Nosnsns b
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fiRE'-rhs house Of John Dow. near white
fost, was burned on Thursday night week, involv
rug .ae destruction Of about Ave hundred bushels
~ Snsa'' good deal Of corn and many farming
A"p'ementA ei2oo would not repair the Lon.
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! q We invite attention to the renting nj
auction of the Hermitage Farm this afternoon, ana
the sale of farming implements. &C. b.
! See the advertisement under the auction head. re-
/ NH II TAYLOR l. WILLIAM
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~ Fencing Academy.-.-P. Wiibacher
takes pleazure in informing his friends and amateurs
in the science that he has opened class for nstruc-
ton at No. 2os Main street. Terms SIS for course
of II lessons in classes NH Ism
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DIED.

Msreh WM. WEST, IN the 56th yeef Of bis &C.
on Frtdsy evening. 18th inst. at O'clock after 8
lon. .rd protracted illness. JOHN CLARENCE. son
Of Frederick and Cora Anderson, aged years and
months. -
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80 I'D EVkRsrr has promised to deliver .
asa" !. N rsiiadepbia next week. for the benen,
Of the Mt Vernon Association --''-'
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NEW sPRING GOODs.-.THOMAs p.
~ ouAkLEs(No,2 - Brood street, nsyins secsiv.
cd his full supply Of setsoHAhls pry uocdas sog
prepared % offer I'll kind Of staple and fancy ftf
elss. ct such Prices that eAnnot fail 70 plesses Css
sinesd 6on- the xpersnes 81 the past two yssTA
that IL 10 The interest Of both esyes and seller "
ton Of my aoek this sprins BY my former fends and
The pshlis generally. nh iT..ss
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+ AW BO0kS...J. w. RANDOLPH. for
~ Main street. can supply sill the VIR0INIl nv
FORTS at the State proc. Also for sale, AZ low
rates large stock OF Standard end Misceil speous
Law Books Mi ~ ),
GLOVER SEED-.50 bushel. recotv,nr
~ and for sale BY +. II. sKlNKER { co,
mn II Cary street.
COFFEE kUGAR..-5O1 barrels 1Dau 4 h.
- erty,s Woods Coffee Sugar landing from
mn al = '0' '-' H. sKlskER CO. Cary st.
pATENT kNIFE CLKANERS.--1 new
= and useful article, cleaning from 20 IL knives
az short space Of time, with but little labor The
above knife cleaners are highly recommended to US.
Just opened ct Isl Main street atasets1 - "a
4 S0 Dog. AsSOKTKD BROONIS; 400
1OU dos painted md varnish Buckets; so boxer
Colsate's patent TAllow Candies 25 do Hctel Ada
msrti9e dol Is do. Grspt Bros. do. do. RECEIVE
NH II = WIN. WALLACE SON.
@ YELL1W sVGXR CRU3HKD Do.
nh Y -. DAyaNPONT, ALLEN Z CO.
nERRING AND MA q K q K e l.--SIO
barrels spd e. half barrels Neys Scotia Hsrrnss
"a barrels Nos. and Mackersl, LANDING on the
Dock from schr. sAsrssrsss for s.ls By f.
COX's sPxKKLING GELETYNK-Fsr
~ \ ]. riCoT.
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CLOTHING AT WHULEsALE.--Osr

~ stock of spring clothing for the wholesale
trade Is now complete and ready for sxhbiton, The
variety and stys Of goods in our line, manufactured
by ourselves in GOOD styis and with direcl
% he wants Of the merchants of virsi1is, North
the manufscture Of clothing tbeng very extensively
eed in the basuess) with long experience In the
trade ia this city. we confidently invite AZ sxamins
ton of our stock and prices satisfied that We rsn
eoher inducemrnts which are not surpassed BY sny
house in the union Aes from cesh and prom pt pa
ing purchase . resne italy solicited
KEEN, BALDWIN l. Co,
mh IL - ssAt Ailf5t'E@ ~ ~ 1872 Main srrest
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rF- Sergeant Lipscomb...Be1Oreu 4 VOC
for this gentleman, want 20 know u he viii make
good his promise 70 confer once on rs. Jim Msy
f Z. ..i A ,s p q ii s ease % ns
comb is very good profnisins before the eiesios
%. .o,ns,hins At tbs hands of Mr. l., So did Mr..
BnyI 9Th had bsea promised the latter '.s,sd to
irot" the former never lasted the sweets Of Office
~ T. hsd sruiied They may take core OF them
selves; but Mr. May should not and must not be
overlooked. ourpo
NH Tilt .4.tf ,ss.,ysra9 c7E.s ~oHNo'
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ARRIVAL of the- Herman.

5 NEW YORK. March 16-The steamer Herman,
which sailed from Havre on the 9th February,
arrived here to-day. She encountered no ice.
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~ Fencing Academy..Law BafIdius,.-
The subscriber would respectfully inform his schosrs
sud the public generally that his health 10 centIy
restored TO enable him to resume his duties a
teacher of Fencing, on MONDAY, the 18th inst A.
which time the second course viii coum.nee.
~ Hours Of exercises from 10 o'clock, A. NJ to 1
p. M. and from TO 9 o'clock, p NJ except Than-
day. NH I5-3ta EDWARD DE REU.
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a. Card.--Thomas w. keesee, Auction
eer (Ofice with George J. Sumner, No 70 Pearl st.,
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise Horses,
10. . -
ALso.-To Renting ont Houses and Hiring out Ne
Troo0, a HH
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! EF oh. what a Blessing. That you can
90 to POWERS Gallery and get beautiful FLESH
coLoREp DAGUERREoTYPE for so CENTS, and IL
yoa should want fancy case, it be had at POW.
Frs for just half tho PRICE, that you would have
to pay at any other establishment in the city.
complete with case for SO cents l mh
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G. Ts Nerves. sufIerers.--x s~ssss1.
.elergymas, restored 70 heslsh ID B few diva 9ksr
msny yesrs Of great nervous suefics IL nsriszs -
make known the means of cure. VIII seoA lfsssv
the prescription used Direct the Rev. JJHa "
DAaNALL, Nc. 30 fulton Street, Brookiyn, n,
70 9-1mS -
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New .gersey LEGISLATURE.
The smcricn Outward Bound

TRENTON, March 15--The Legislature Of New
Jersey adjourned sire die yesterday afternoon, at
4 niclnrk
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~ Having seeu my name mentioned in
one Of the newspapers of the city for the ofce OF
ALDERMA AN at the approaching election, ! wish 70
.ay tbat the announce uaent was made without my
InowIedre / ara not candidate for, and do not de-
sire the office. -,- - r. ID. LAD ~ On
NH l7-lt i.L. Ess.. -s- SO s.s-- H. 2.
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,T,RUE TURF oIL-.F-r old sore. of every

TRUE TURF OIL-.F-r old sores of every
description. on Man on Beast 'ts useless to try
any other emedy, warrant this 10 cure under any
circumstances ell tho cssss for which it 10 recon-
mendsd and are here OF home to refund Che money
Il 1t does not DOVE co.
PROOF POSITIVE FROM LOUISA
LOUISA, Feb. 2eth 1856.
MEssss. Dow Il Coin the Spring Of IS, one of
Of her ancles, the inflammation from II extended
to the knee and foot though tried the usual RENE.
dies It continued TO get and for six months she
could neither work nor walk about procured bot
tie Of yoar Tprf OIL and in fort-n;ehts time, she
was able to go sbont end IL well. look upon It
&c excellent FOR sores cuts and bruises
Yours with respect,
OyERTON H. PETTUs.
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GT- Hair Cutting 1910 tho citizens and
strangers visiting the city If you wish to get your
Hair cut in the latest and most spproved style,
would advise you to call on HOBsOE, at the Hair
under the American Hotel entrance on 18th st.
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ron OFFICE.

cSeTo tn rssers q nj ekpnond.- Il here
nv dISf mys1 l. candidske Tot fte ONCE Of HI9H
BE. Should i BE- your pleasure to confer
hest efforts will be made to render satisfaction
shai1. however defer 10 nominating meeting. with
n;sss ur. and cordially unite in in decism--thsnk
XII n r. II conferred on me- but less active " upon
scne other. -'ssaress' JUN O' nAbSA.
NH 17-4tA "A LII LII 4
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FLIGHT OF THE PIdEoNs.-The Memphis Tenn. }
Eagle, of the 5th inst, says: .,. .. -#.
Yesterday one might have supposed to be q
cloudy day, from the enormous quantities of wild
pigeons passing over In a southerly direction
Their sonnd as they pass is like the noise of ma.
ny waters" and their appearance Is curious and
interesting they expand and contract. or change
their cource at the direction Of their file leader
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EEWs FROM MANCHESTER.
. WILL you READ THIS7

Every day we get Additional cvtdenoei n -
MAscHAsTER, Feb. 18th. 1885,
Mesr,. DOVE Co Qentlemen-My hor,e was
accidentally thrown down. and large eash cut on his
knee, which I considered damaged him $50 Ry
using one bottle of your Turf OIL, the sore was an
trely healed without leaving any scar II is truly
q great remedy. Z. T. PILKINGTON.'
NIB & -lse
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.UERo.

o~ To the Voters of the City Of Rich.
mond IL beg leave to announce myself csndidate
Richmond. at the ensuing elections for City Ohee"
NH I7-4t+ sqHi m80'f3if.R lt''' VIM. DEAN.
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~UDr. JamesDo csrner Of HAM
and 9Th streeta, oppositsth Bah Hose 10 s-ssn
= AbeI q, prove. yviII =.

~ Abel U. Mage. win be found hs,..
srs Hall, corner of 9th and Main. Nosa'
He will attend particularly to CorvEYAscrso ana
drawing LEeAL INSTRUMENTS of every descrioticr
and CoPYIsc. 'rs.'H,
Memorsnds left with bis father, Joseph MAYO. "a,
or st bis oiee in the City Hail. viii be duly attend
cd to. =. =. - = -''''"-
other business Of NOTARY PUBLIC. isI4-5so
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Capt Mcneil U. s. Marines. died a. PHILADELPHIA
on Friday. 81 ri