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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

"a Gem"--Among the variety of excellent stoves
on exhibition at the Virginia Mechanics Institute,
from the manufactory of Messrs Bowers, Snyder Il
cooking stove called the "Gem of the Southn which
aside from its beautiful design, has several practical
advantages stoves of similar character
tant 1t has two distinct ovens, of which is
adapted to the baking of bread cakes, etc. and the
other to the roasting of meats fowls etc. The lower
or roasting oven, has the following advantages over
the roasting attached to any other stove now in
market;
lst 1t can bs entirely detached, that persons
purchasing and wishing TO dispense with this
ment, can cheaper the cost pr0psrtionately.
I'd. The stove bottom, BY novel arrangement. has
been made to answer the purposes of an oren bottom
and dripping pan, which constitutes q convensence
which the cook cannot fail to appreciate.
Sd The "spit" attached to other stoves has been
ingeniously substituted by revolving gridiron-sn
improvement in every way preferable to the old me-
4lh This oven is nearly air tight, whilst those in
which the spit ia used have large openings in the
oven doors for its accommodation, thereby admitting
circulation OF cold air through the oven and greatly
diminishing the heat
5h Access to the roasting oven of other stoves
only be had through back door, and as msss families
wall or FIRE place possible, it 10 found extremely
inconyenient to accommodate such arrangement.
In the Gem of the south,n however this difficulty
access to the oven, regardless of ibs position.
The same manufacturers have also on exhibition
their celebrated 'Virgins Air-tight cooking stove
WHICH lHcJ USutBS 70 Do INC ucst AZ -iknt StSs-ns
stove In the Union. fhey also have the, Southern
Pisnters cooking stove, which 10 now extensively
used in the valley Of Virginia.
Their handsome Lion psrlor stove 10 among
their selection. well their Patent Revolving
Blower" to whfsh particular attention 10 invited
We take pleasure In alluding to the manufactured
of Messrs. Bowen. Snyder 4 Carter, net only be-
cause they are Richmond manufacsurers of fsnterprse
but because they set up All work entrusted 70 them IN
the best msnner. Most OF the handsome iron fronts
which hsye bean erected in this city for the past
twelve months, have bean turned out BY these ssn.
tlemen, and in order TO give readers oppprtu
nifty Of seeing for We win mention these
OF James H. Gardner and II. r. Pairo, on Pearl It,
john Wombls, james Thomas ira and John Wick
ham. on Main street and 3 r Mitchell and Jehn a.
Bslvin, on Governor street. The elegant casf-iron
work, above the frst story, Ballads Hotel, WA
aso executed BY these gentlemen II ths South can-
mot support such wcrkmsn, then indeed 10 she re-
creanf 20 her own interests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

MoRMoSIsH appears to be In bad odor in Jamaica
We learn from the Kingston Journal that, about
three years ago. . Mormon mission WAS sent q
the Iaisud from the United States, but met with
lnhospitsble reception that the missionaries were
hissed and booted from the place. They left tn s1
days after thsir arrival
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

THE NEXT CROP OF WHEAT.-The Lexington
(Mo) Express of the 18th ult says:-We have ne
yer seen the wheat look so fine at this season OF
the year as now. The last rains have brought 1t
up most beautifully, that it now thoroughly ata
the ground. In some localities South, however,
it has been greatly injured by grasshoppers, A
gentleman from Southwestern Missouri says that
thew have been destructive in that region.
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THE RUSSIAN CORN TRADE-Advices from
GaIatz. the Russian spippiDg port On the Black
Sea. states that the Indian Corn harvest had com
menced and that the quality was exeeiient- ~
addition TO q large feet already in port two hun
dred vessels were already In the river and
freiphts were low,
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sNKOM ONE OF THE FIRST PHYsI.
L CLANS IN VIRGINIA
OFFICE VA. F. & NJ. INSURANCE CO,
RICHMOND, Oath July, 1856. 5

ktEHUVAL.-Th1s I Colnp0ny hnV1nR re.
ia moved to their Office, No. lSl Main street,
next door TO the Dispatch office, 10 prepared here
tofore to take Fire and Marine Risks on fair terms
Chartered in 1882 and having now heen in opera
ton over twenty -four yearsduring which time they
have met claims for loss to the extent of largely ever
MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer to the history Of
The past aoIding the very best guarantee for the
future The long acquaintance of this Institution
with the nsuring public has enabled it to become IA
Information withheld, that will tend to insure ac
cgrscy and give satisfaction. They will be happy to
receive ard consider applications for insurance ad
dressed either to the President Secretary and will
in return render such facilities may be in their
power o their Detrous
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i THE CROPS IN JAMAICA, w. 1.-The present
years crop OF aspice pimento IL said to fall short
OF the ordinary average. In many parishes Il has
failed altogether Some properfies, that have
generally realized 900 bags, win not reap 100.
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Dr.ru or MINIsrER.-The Rev Julius W Stu
art. Assistant pastor of Grace church, Wentworth
s,reet. Charleston, s c.. died in Beaufort, s q
few days since. He was the son OF John A.: o,u
arr. ESQ once the distinguished editor OF tne
Chs rle eston Mercury.
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BY JAS. A. OOwARDrN.

,w- The Daily Dispatch is served 10 subscribers
,,p .. QUARTER CENTS PEA WEEK, payable 10
~. Carrier weekly Pr;se for mailing, ~ rear, or
IS 81 for six months, In advance.
r. The weekly Dispatch is issae& every Fff.
lac and mailed to subscribers a. 81 per anncm.
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NOTICE.--The undersigned have formed
~ co-partnership, for the purpose of conducting
Wholesale COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS, under the firm of PEYTON Il PAT
TON.
~ Office for the present over j. J. Fry's. Esq,
Basin Bank. ESQ tNl - :.
Refer to VIM. II. Mcfarland Esq, Hon. John M.
Patton, and Messrs. Haxall Co., Richmond Col.
T. J. Randolph and N. Burnley, Albsmaris.
III THOMAS G. PEYTON,
oc I5-6Sw ISAAC w PATTON
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MUsIcAL.-The Melbourne, Australia, ARGUS,
of July 9, has a notice of q concert at the Thea
ire Royal, under the patronage of the American
Consul Madame Bishop was the prina donna,
and sung Hail Columbia" and God Save the
Queen" On the next night she sung "Flotsw q
rfh -
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A brief and unusual excitement was created in
and about the Court House about noon to day.
from the fact that upon a complaint made by Rob.
ert Norris Esq, writ of habeas corpus was issued
by Judge Herrick, and placed in the hands of
Deputy Sheriff Merrill, directing him to bring
w ith him before the Court q colored girl named
Mary Ann Miranda, who, it was alleged was re-
strained of her liberty. The writ also commanded
the Sheriff to summon one John w. Smith, who
resides at No. 7 Seaver Place, TO appear and
show why the said Mary should not be discharged.
1t was stated that the girl in question was In.
dented to Mr.. Smith some four years since, by
her master at the South, and that during that Pc
riod she had resided ia Smiths family
The girl states that she is now thirteen years
DID, and that about four years ago she left Amvile
(she could moi name the State) in company with
Mrs Smith, with whom she came to this city
She also states that she here by her mas
ter to take charge Of an infant child; that her
master died about two years since since which
time no remittances have been received for the
support OF that child that the relatives family
OF her deceased master have once sent for her 10
return, bat that Mrs. Smith refused to allow her
to go.
The girl in answer to interrogatories from the
Court, stated that she had not before left MIRA
Smith because she would not let her go, but that
abe did not wish to live with her any longer, but
on the contrary was desirous of leaving her.
Mr. Smith did not appear before the Court in
answer to the summons, and the Court At once
ordered the discharge OF the respondent, and de-
creed that she WAS at liberty TO 60 where abe
pieased.-BostoH Journal Of Saturday.
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CAPITAL, S2O0,080!ll
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
z. N. ALFRIEND, President.
Il l. Kent, of Kent, Paine Co.,
VIM Beers, Of Beers L POindcxter,
II "; Fry, of Il. w Fry sonI;
WIa. Palmer
A. K Parker of Parker, Nimrno s. Co.,
J. Z. Wsdsworth, of Wadsworth, Turner Co.,
Tho Samson, of Samson y Pae.
C. w. Purcell, of C. w. Purcell l. Co.,
B. L. Winston,
JP Winston, OF Winston Powers,
g. T. Pulsm,
H. A. Claiborne,
Geo w. Smith, of Smith & Harwood
" 24-ts w L. COWARDIN, Secy.
~ Regular discount dag Of the company is Thurs
day in each week-paper to be offered before o'clk
ON that day.
NIERCHANTs INSURA RANCE,CONIPANY
I'VE OF RICHMOND.-Ths Company insures eve
~ description Of property against loss or damage by
trs or the dangers of the sea.
No charge is made for the Pellcy.
Once for the present, on the East side OF l2tn ss.
near Main, up stair
VIM II. Christian, VIM. Breeasn,
John Purcell Thomas X. Price,
VIM q. Paine, JAS. Thomas, Jr,
Lewis Ginter, John Curr1e, Jr,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James l.. AppeuoE VIM. H. Hsxall,
Roscoe Hea John d. Qusrles
John Dooiey, David J. Burr,
Rich'd o. Haskins, Lsrkin W Glszsbrook,
Lswis Q. CrensEaw, d. Won Grooming,
Joseph Il. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John C. Sinton, Ed. H. Skinker,
IAHP a. PLEAs4Nrs, President
}. H. MONTAGUE, sse'y. au5-ts
'U-PARTNERsHIP.-- have this day
y associated with Us in business c. M. PLEAS.
ANTS. The business viii hereafter be eonductes
under the firm of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR CO.
July l, lS56-jyS VAH-LEW TAYLoh-
EkDiA HUBER BREAsT PUMPS. e
Iuale Syringes The India Rubber Syrngcs are alto
eethsr Superior to anything of the kind ever made
sctions to those heretofore used, being extremely
light, simple and easy Of application SO that no IN
suctions aIe required to them. Ladies suffering
from he constant pain attending protdpsus nfert can
% is'sSS' o. '-'' 5. P. sEMPLE. Druggist,
NOD 2u2 Main street.
4 i.L.0P's EAST INDIA ALE.-Pin,s.
by - 'N''' % SELDEN MILLER,
no4 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
~ Z. HUM,- so bbls. high aayered, dig.
..s s' b, ,ed especially to sELpsN ssi sen mTIiER
noI Corner Pesrl and Cary streets.
NIOUNTAIN BUTTER AND sENisoN'
4'1 just received aud for sale py :, MILLER
NOD Corner Pearl and Cary streets
WILSON'S VINEGAR, tGenuine Apple
received 0'is'' 'f'ps psELDEN s I MILLER,
no4 Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
tbtkE ITALIAN SALAD OIL.-.We ATe
in receipt ofa portion of lot of pure fresn sss1
OIL which imported for the use Of the fhaaeE
Phis Cldb 1t is put up in hashs and H. we believe,
eqosi 10 any ever imported. Fer sale by
LAIDLEY ROBINSON,
Chemists, New Drug Store,
no4 4th and Frspkhn streets
~ sQUA HI e 4; Mathematical instru.
= ments Drawing Paper Ink ana fencii RUBBER
Pens india Ink; English. American and German
Water Celors ia cakes and variety OF other useful
WIN sATTLER l. Co.
no4 Below Exehsnss Bank.
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LIME OLD WINkH AND NRANDIkss
= A full assortment Of choice Wines end Hrandiss,
Tor sals u wood end sls14 81 -
ocO DUDLEY Y CO. u 0Ain Ge.
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LIORWA K DING SINE = S-.IN-
CREAGEO nISpATCH - have rnaAa arrsnge

Il CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange
ents to increase the line Of boats running from my
house and shall at the commencement of the fall
son. send out boat every other day Sundays except
ed. By this arrangement will put goods through two
days than heretofore and nearly, II not alto
gether, a. soon by the s. s. r. B., and at much
less expense.
Merchants west of Lynchburg wishing to censign
their goods the rerord agent are required 70 de-
post funds pay the charges Ia that point, the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay coli
lect charges on goods received by the Canal
iy 29-ts -. ALFRED 8. LEE, on the Dock.
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WATCHES AND JEwHLHY.

R LEWIS HYMAN,
IA iMPoRTER OF ~
N2 WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
wholesale and retail No. ss Main street
10 now receiving large and elegant assortment of
the above articles and will otter this Fan the ereets
bargains that has ever been offered in this etv md
to merenantswho wish to purchase, be would Inform
them thst articles can De had in his establshent -
low "a any hsuse in the Northern cities. = : -
Gold Detached Levers, Is Jewels, s21 90
Cold Hunting do do so 60
Do do Patent do do $50
Silver Levers, II no
Gold Guards, 10 ~
Gold Pencils; Silver Tsbis and Tea Spoons
Gold Neck, Fob and Wsiss Chains Of various pa
terms
Gold Lockets, and JewalTy of all kinds
70 be had cheap, at the old established store Of
LEWIS LYMAN,
10 s-~n No. SO Main Ct :
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NOAH WALK ER 81 CO.,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

n CLOTHIERS, No 86 Main st.,
Branch of the Baltimore House, ,)-Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and
vicinity to the stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening
Possessing superior facilities for procuring aud
making up the greatest variety of Domestic and FOr
eign Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestngs they are ena-
bed to offer unusual Inducements TO customers who
are most respectfully solicited to give call be-
fore purchasing oc 14-1y
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
1ednesday Mornins, November S. IS5s
Richmond and York River Railroad

The annual meeting Of the Richmond and York
River Railroad Company will be held in Richmond
tonight, though 1t is likely that an adjournment
viii take place to some other period. not far
distant. The Importance of the speedy connie.
tion of this road has been 80 often urged in our
columns that 1t is unnecessary to do more at this
.ime than lay before our readers q synopsis Of
the report OF the President, Alexander Dudley,
ESQ., TO the Stockholders. This report commenc.
es with An allusion to the unsuccessful applica.
ton to the General Assembly for an increase of
the capital stock on the two and threeffths prin.
ciple, by an additional subscription of $780,.
200 on the part of the State and individuals
1t was in consequence of the failure Of the Legs-
lature to pass this act the pressure In the money
market and the great depreciation in State secu-
rites, that the Board did not require of the con.
tractors such increase of their forces as would
have ensured the completion of the whole work
previously let, by the time stipulated-nameIy
the LIST Of December next. It was thought most
prudent (and very justly, think } not to permit
the expenditures to exceed the receipts, and con.
sequently the work has not progressed 30 rapidly
as could have been desired
From an examination of the statements of the
Treasurer find that of the capital stock autho.
rized by the act of incorporation there have been
subscribed-
By individuals, 1871 shares. or.....s ls7, 100 60
BY the State 2,s56i "........ 29565O 90
Making......4,s27a shares, or......s4s2, $50 90
OF which amount there has been paid
BY individuals. as................S142,244 81
BY the State:
In cssh. ........... 1883 90
In bonds.........lSl,l64 Is
&202 762 q
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|
Y STORE.-Ths subscriber would inform the pub.
lie that he has recently opened on franklin street,
between Wall and nth streets, GROCERY AND
COMMISSION STORE. He will keep always on
hand general assortment of FAMILY GROCE-
RlES, which he will sell at wholesale and retail on
accommodating terms He will also attend to all
the duties of Commission Merchant, and will be
pleased to receive consignments of Produce, &c.,
from his friends. He has in store good supply
of FLOUR, BACON, LARD, BUTTER de-, to
which he invites an examination from the public
oc 23-dimA J. r. SYECLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

Poison OF THE SPIDER-There have been no.
ticed in several instances recently serious results
attributed to the bite of a spider. The latest
Cured in Cincinnati on Thursday last which is
stated to have resulted fatally.
A young man named William Haughton, EN-.
ployed in dry goods store was taken to ply
sieians office in great state.o of suffering, caused
by a spiders bite near the abdomen, received q
few hours before. The sufferings of Mr.. II. con-
tinued to increase until late in the afternoon, when
he died, apparently from the effects of the bite
The case has excited considerable attention in the
medical profession and the physicians of that city
state that it is the only affair of the kind which
has ever come within their knowledge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-05

NJOTICE.-sOMETHI NEW The nm.
Y dersgned take leave to inform their friends and
the public in general, that they have stsbishsda
VINEGAR MANUFACTORY at Rockets, Rich
nond, Va, and are now prepared to fill any orders
at the shortest notice. long experience in the bH
siness enables them to manufacture and sell at a.
reasonable prices and quality equal to any IL not
perior to Northern brands. They expect to meet
our mercantile community ALI orders they may
be favored with, will be executed with promptness
and at the lowest terms. Orders received at Mr
A BODEKERs Drug Store or directed to the firm,
Box No. 4S, Post Office Richmond, Va.
Respectfully,
oc 4--lm* BRANDT 4 ROTHER
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WOOD, WOOD, W00D.--I have ON hand,
w and will keep constantly, avery superior srti-
Gle Of seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD.
Coming, 1t does, entirely from one place, custo-
may rely getting it always alke, straight free
of bad knots and full length. Orders hled promptly
at market rates G. WALTHALL,
oc 3I-lw Canal, bstween 9TH an6 7th sts
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NEWS WORTH TkLLA Nds>~S AlOn
IN A. LEVY has Just received 100 pieces Of CALI
co. warranted fast coiors at only cts worth IN -
pieces Bissched Cotton at 81 ctsi - pieces e sl
Linen Damask Napkins 81 ~ per dozen, worth ~
en- Csmbrc Hdkfs o. 81 cts; z75 woFksd t,oilaxs g
Is cts worth 80 500 yards Lindsey It IA e. pes
yard 500 yards DeBess a. Y ctsi Towels e - -. 80
Bands st IS cts Cellars and Sleeves IN sss q ~ peg
sst. Tor great bargains call q
NOD JACO1A LEYI.s. - ~. =
10 WILHACHkM Dealer q Wlacc anS
the stssnfion ofths public and serauesss ysnA -
rar "a bis assortment Of old Wines ara 1sqees1 .
every variety; also Loaden koftsr, nsynese A1
choiss article Of Hsyans an1 Rytneipe DeesH ~
l. soliciting fsir trsk ed svs ssuFs -
NV1icE.-My sal,s d'Amss vil - sisssa ssstsa
- 49, 1stv SO g = 50
~ Bk0NVM, .JHsy ueoeM Hrom00 - H.
~ mOve1 ~ e0ee - Ne ~ tAg1nn
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INPOHTANT TO HOU5E Eh5.-.
Washing done In less than two houn with great
saving Of tune and labor by the use Of PICoTS
celebrated VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING FLUID.
The great utility Of this pfeparaton must 20 evident
Ia this fact 10 all who have tested this prepare
tion that they relinansh the Of II endssy
they would mot be without t for any consdsrstios.
The great reputation 1t hss acquired, has prodused
many worthless limitations OF IL. So be on your
guard and use only the genuine article hieh pre-
pared only BY e >. fiCoE.
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VARTER's sptNIsH MIXTURk-,The
I Great Purifier OF the Blood sThe best slters-

IAChSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERS is
y peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
Of the liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying climate. In sll forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, it 10 of the most
valuable remedies
Prepared only by R. Il. JACKSON, and for sale
bv DrUFpgts generally. lie %
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ACCOnINIODATION TRIM

eEs5a1 ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
CHANGE OF HOURS---On and afser
MONDAY, 2sth inst, the sccommoda-
ton train of this Company win daily, Sundays
exceptsd,) between Milford and Richmond, leaving
Milford at Ct o'clock A. NJ, stopping at the Cottage
fer breakfast, and arrive ia Richmond at 8 O'clock
A. M returning, will leave Richmond at rs cIoc
P. M, and reach Milford at 5z7 p. NJ stopping ~
passengers at any point esch way. - -.
Fare the same as on the Through Trains.
tf SAM'L RUTH,
Agent Of Transportation.
Office r. r 4 PR R. Co., - -
Richmond, Oct. 2lst, 1855. ec2l
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hKESS MAKING.-MRS. j. 8TEB~ :
~ BINS would inform her former patrons and the
public generally, that she be found over the china
store of Taylor Co., III Main street, where work
will be done to please and with dispatch.
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NoTICk Tg gKIGK LAyEns, GAg- ! &

The undersigned oners MS sersices 70 tns eeaan III
kinds of mechanical work Office on the east side OF
10th street, between Broad and Marshall streets
ne Inns JOHN M. JOHNSON.
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~ sQuA AXES; Mathematical instru.
ments; Drawing Paper Ink and Pencii hubberi
fsbefs, assorted quality Drawing Pencils Mapping
Pens india Ink; English. American and German
Water Colors in cakes and varsity OF other useful
materials for Drawing end Painting; Tor sale 6J
no4 Below Exchange Bank.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04


diseases, as thousands who have used It have
grateful cause to know. The trial OF bot
tie will satisfy any who may be unacquaInfed
with its effects.
A SERIOUS TALK.-We wish TO impress
it on the people OF this rapidly growing coun-
Nv, many OF whom are bearing about their
bodies the seeds OF disease which may in time
, develope itself in the form OF Scrolula,
Rheumatism, Syphilis, Mercurial affections,
or other kindred oil eases, which when they
get fast hold Of the system soon leaves the
constitution but shattered WI eek, that a
mong all the me licines yet known, Carter S
Spanish Mixture IS the only isitive and un-
failing Purifier OF the Blood--containing nei-
,ther mercury, Arsenic. Opium, or any Other
dangerous drug or noxious herb, so generally
used in such cases 1T siill possesses pow
er over the blood, rendering it pure and
healthy which before its discovery was OF all
others The thing ~ be desired. 1t cures
Scro uli, Rheumatism, Syphilis. Fever and
Ague, and all that class of diseases, by ex
pelling from the Blood all impurities ahIcf
clog and disturb the Correct action OF the sys
tenn More than t .ousand such cases nave
been permanently and radically cured oy ~
use. and we take pleasure in extending IL
field Of usefulness by advising our menus &c
| try II.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-04

G2Esr ATrRAcTIoN.-Oure n.erprisine
aad accommodating friend. Wesier,eli,
has jass opened as large and fine stock
OF Goods as were probably ever brought
~ the place. which he Offers at greatly
reduced prices. Goods can nov be
bossh in ymoash. We are assured. ss
.:aeap as they cin at any regular house
u either Lsporte or Ssuth Bend. Il
<ay doubt This let them test il by calling
- VS. and pricing his goods. Sec ad
vrr.lsemenss if you wish you TO fad out
what hs has to sell; but be has ten thou