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THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN IN THE WORLD
The principal topic of conversation at Calcutta is
the discovery of the highest mountain in the
world At the meeting of the Asatc Society of
Bengal. on the OH of August. Major Thuillier an
nouuced that Gel. Waugh, Surveyor General of
India. bad completed his computations of the DO.
sitons and elevations of the peaks of the Him
aayas. The result was TO depose the mountain
Kanchijinga from its throne as the highest point
on the earth's surface. That distinction belongs
for the present to peak 100 miles from Kanchi.
jiDga, aud between that mountain and Kanman.
doc. This peak is ascertained to be 29,OO2 feet
above the sea level; Kanchinjinga is o. I56 feet;
and Dewaligirl, the mountain which school geo.
graphes persist In calling the highest mountain in
the known world" is only % S26 feet The noun.
tain has no name intelligibie to civilized men, and
Col. Waugh has therefore ventured to denomnate
it "Mount Everest" after q former surveyor gen.
eral
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DEATH OF THE .'WANpERIHG JEw."-we learn
cd yesterday the death NJ the Roper Hospital OF the
"Wsnderins jew" character whose singular sp.
pesrance and habits has been the subject of u uch
curiosity and comment. He has besn known about
Ch.restsn for the last six years. but the PEI
Rod of his advent b recorded. He seemed to bs
very poor, he never worked, and never begged, but
vet In some way the other he managed 10 bsst.
The singular fact connected with him was thar
he mover look the shelter of a roof-his sleeping
plsee was hois in the ground, what il known ss
Pa, pes farm and he not only contenied with IT,
bat would sccspt Of NO mors comfortable eeconmo-
dstions when they were tended 10 HIM - Charfeston
~ 4
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GIN HoUsE AND THREE NEGROES BURsT.-On
Saturday last, the gin house of s.. X. Cockril, in
this county, was burnt, and in the pick room three
outlyjuQ negroes of J l.. Malone. An old negro
woman Of Cockrills, who was harboriDg the runa'
ways, carried them provisions where they were
sscreted In the pick room. After eating, one OF
them lighted match in there to smeke, from " hieh
the lint in tho room caught fre, and ourn. tne
three to death before they could get out. Two.
however, lived to get oui, but died soon aner.-
Zhscnnnbia (Aia) ER9Rirer. s..efs
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ANCIENT CHURcEEs IN PHILADELPHIA.-.The
oideat church in Phadepbia is the Gloria Del which
wss erected in ZOO the same site its predeces-
which was built of logs, and served the double
purpose Of place of worship and defence agsin,t
the Indians Christ Church is where Washington
and Franklin worshipped 1t was also at first log
building. The present edifce was iniahed in 1883
Its chime of eight bells was brought BY Capt. Bud
den from England, free Of freight, and in compli-
ment to him, rang out joyous peal his arrival
The good Queen Anne" presented part Of the CON-
mnnion service in 1908.
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SUIT DEClDED-Ihe willis" case, in which
Willis, the deceased, had left q large amount OF
property to his colored concubine and children.
was decided last week, in BarnweIl, s. O., against
the plaintiffs. Willis will is the case of citizen OF
Barnwen district, who took family Of slaves-
the children being his own-to Ohio, and on land.
ing at Cincinnati and before he reached carriage
TO carry hiln to the hotel fell dead in the street,
His will is in favor of the slaves thus emancipated
his heirs contest the probate Of the win.
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CoLLIsIoN.-On Thursday evening last, sin.
guiar, Dut not serious, collision occurred on the
Henry College, miles east of Abingdon Just as
the mail train made its momentary halt at the Col
lege, rumbing was heard ahead, and instantly
was observed, flying down the track, two freight
cars, which had became detached from a preced
ing tran in going up the heavy grade at that point
The Engineer immediately reversed. and made
every effort to keep out Of the way of tho wild
chase Of the box cars, but they soon overlook
him, and made a tremendous lunge against the
engine, with other damage thsn considerable
fright to the passengers. Both trains were com
PEELED to back to the Junction, which threw then
Il hours behind time.
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ATTEMPT TO CREATE IksURREcr1oN-Th

Ouachita Ls) Regista of the 18th says:
1--WE have learned that man by the name OF
James Hancock, has been arrested in Union coun.
ty, Ark. for distributing firearms among the ne.
groes in Union county, Ark, and on the borders
OF Claiborne and Union parishes There was to be
general concentration of about three hundred ne
groes at a given point, led on by Hancock and two
or three others. The town of Ell Dorado was to
be attacked-its inhabitants murdered, and money
and pro visions obtained by force. Kansas seems
to have been their destination, where apromis OF
freedom was held out The plot YVES TO have ma
tured on the night Of the 1lth of this month We
hope the courts of Arkansas will meet out to the
incendiaries the full penalty of the law.
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A WfrrY PLAYEk.-A celebrated comedian ar.
RANGED with his grocer Berry, to pay him quar-
tery but the grocer IN his account long bsfore
caIisd upon the grocer, and laboring under the
imorssson that his credit was doubted, said: Il
say, hars's pretty mui, Berry; yeu hase sent
in your bill, Berry before il is due, berry. Tour
rbsr fAe elder berry, would noE hare been snch
goose Berry; but you need look black Berry, for
don Z care . sfra1. Berry, and shAa's Fay yos uii
Chrisfasas, Berry.r--41ngto SaroH
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ARREST OF A SWINDLER.-Rsfeal Keller one
of the firm of Jacks, Keller & Co., of st. Louis
was arrested Oh the 24th ult. He Is accused OF
having for some time past carried on = bold game
in the cities of Baltimore, New York and Boston
by which certain merchants are losers to the tune
of Sl50,O00. 1t is charged that he represented
himself in the city as a man of large means
whose property was wholly unncumbered, and
he was sold goods to any amount These were
shipped to St Louis and Immediately sold for cash
at figure far below the original cost.
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CHRISTIANITY IN TURKEY.-Since the publica
ton of the new liberation law in Turkey one hun
dred and six christian churches have been repaired
or constructed The Sultan alone contribute,
$500 to one building. In fact, everything il
done by him and his government to conciliate hi
subjects in this respect
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OFFICE VA. f. 4 NJ. INSURANCE CO,
RICHMOND, 24th July, 1856.
Eb ENFtkN GoutnDny ENvirR


II moved 70 their new office. No. l31 Main street,
next door to the Dispatch Office is prepared here
tofors to take Fire and Marine Risks on fair terms
Chartered III 1882, and having now been in opera.
ton twenty four yesrs-during which time they
A MILLION OF DoLLARs-they refer to the history OF
the past atotdpg the very best guarantee for the
future. The long acquaintance of this Institution
with the insurng public has enabled it to beceme ia
miiaE with their wants, and psrs will be spared,
information withheld, that win tend TO insure
csracy and give satisfaction They will be happy to
and consider applications for insurance ad-
dressed either 10 the President Secretary, viii
ia render such facilities Is may DO in their
pOMer to lAelr patrona.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Tuesday Morning., Noyemher "A $50
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION m.
DAY 81

Arrangements have been made "A far :, ,o..,.
bic. by the associated press, for PUBLISHING 70.
morrow, by telegraph, the result Of the elect,on
to-day 1t is uncertain how far this may be &C.
compisshed. The telegraph offices generally, in.
cuding the N. Y. and N. O. lire In this city, will
keep open until O'Clock tomorrow morning -
The following 10 table showing the popular vote
for President at the election In 1852.
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"a KICK Up" AMONG THE CoLTs.-The New
York Post says that some difficulties have sprung
up between Mr.. James Colt and Col. Samuel Colt
his brother, and that the former, to enforce bis
claims for $3.50, 600, has attached the property o
the Colt Manufacturing company Of South Hart
ford. Conn, which will be contested in 4 court ol
law. The sudden deeease of Mr.. Jocelyn, the
Treasurer of the company, has, In the absence OF
the Colonel, created some impedment Ia the mar'
apemeut of the company.
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MEDICINES.
:, TON SWIFT CHILD.

DEST ON SWIFT CHILD.
TX Rsst or sweet child, thy thoughts are musing,
With Angels in those realms Of joy,
Y,r more happy could We spare thee,
We would not loose thes, smiling boy,
var all the treasures this world possesses,
We would not part with thy fond smile,
Trn,ess the will Of Heaven calls thee,
Then we submissive give our child.
How that Hacking Coa9h distress thee,
an il fills our hearts with grief
Lot aIl mothers at once try IL,
III, Iaogards Instant Reiicf
Ne Is cent. per bottle. bottles one doilar
:, be rad % all DIurgis.s in Richmond, and Mer-
.lsn-. IN the State Of Virginia mol
1iE@- OAWs' COUGH ELIXIK. This
VI excellent and nsver failing remedy for Coughs
r..ds " hopping Cough Pulmonary Complaint and
.,8s great relief in Consumption and mos, diseases
sr frof: Colds and neglected Coughs, is rapidly IN
,.ssoe IN popularity. The following testimonial 10
,-.. . ssutie man well known in this community:
RIcHNsND, May - 1855
We 4 Da,rs: Dear Madam, / take great plea
- IN certifying 10 the beneficial effects of your val
ma med eino, named and well known as Mrs
nAWS' COUGH ELIXlR." Having used it in m
l,l fer the lsst seven years, in the use of which
v ,gif. has been greatly benefited ana myself re-
~sf frrn a disease of the cheat contracted during
, o.Hrpsien in TIE late with Mexico, with all
-,.tt.gGe Madam towards yeu. tor its good effects
.-.u rasSe any of this letter you may think
I-Geer, foT the benefit of the community at large.
Yours, respectfully
THOMAS G. BALL
Fsr safe BY Mrs A. Il. DAVIS, bsnnett Il hsel T.
AK Dl~sl, Paterson l. Jackson, Chas. Millspsr, h.
> / Pirot Bo9eksr and Charles d. Yale.
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VISIT OF ENGLISH WRITERS TO AMERICA
A private letter from London assures us that
Douglas Jerrold and Charles Kingsley will visit
America in the course of the coming winter. There
was at one time a rumor that Mr. Jerroid would
lecture during his sojourn in the United States
BOsf0n 5tI1s
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CoUNTERFEITERs ARREsTED.-The Dalton
(Georgia) Times states that two men, calling
themselves William c. Pitts and Joseph Y. Hall,
were arrested in that place last week for passing
counterfeit money. The spurious money found in
their possession consisted principally of Sos on
tha Bank Of Cape Fear, North Carolina. They
were lodged in Jail to await their trial
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in Newberry. s. c., s. p. Taylor, white man.
was convicted of sheep stealing in Ave cases ana
sentenced to receive 80 lashes or pay fine OF ~
sterling The latter alternative was taken oy the
uriaouer
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1IN1INIA " o 4 ~ kTLLER--CHIL,

VIRGINIA " q K m kfILER-CHIL-
DREN CRY FOR IT!-Ths valuable and pop.
Uis- preparation is recommended with the grestest
confidence Past experience and test of years, hav-
lug proved it to be one OF the bsst safest and
Teishie worm desfroyers in use
1t issweet and pleasant TO the TASTE and is readily
tscn by children II may be given with perfect SAFE
tyr9 the youngest infant, it contains no Oil of
Nurnseed, TUrpentine or other nauseatng drug that
would be SPIT TO irritate disorder the system On
tna contrary the health of the patient ~ generally
beaeftsd by its administration, W hen no worms
exist 1t ia prepared especially foI children.
Prepared only By E. J. PICOT; sold ALSO by
PURCELL. LADD Co ; BENNETT, BEERS FISH
ER, Wholesale agents, and By Druggists generally.
g. 6--.C3fn
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ExCHANGED.-Captain II. w. Benham, of tn
United States Engineers late in charge of th
Coast Survey Bureau in Washington, has ex
changed that position for the superintendent o
the harbor works at Boston, Mass, and procesde
thither on Saturday last
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THE PHILADELPHIA MINT-The coinage at
this mint during September amounted to $538 172
of which 5000 was in three cent pieces $640 00G
in five, and S660,000 in ten cent pieces, besides
$500 in twenty five cent pieces. The mint has
on hand s. 292 2l5 of which 81 ,027, ,969 is in
gold and 81 264 245 in silver.
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The Nerth Carolina Education Convention q
Salisbury. N. O., adjourned on the i7rh ult after
passing resolutions favoTing State military
school aAss$F ~ 3
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IRON BAHDs.-With the exception of a few
miles IN Virginia. there Is a connected line of
railroad all the way from Bangor, on the Peaobscot,
10 montgomery, en- the Alabama ere long, the
chain will be extended to New Orleans, thence to
be carried westward until it reaches the shores Of
the Pacific -
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ORDER RE-CALLEo.-It appears that the call
ing out of the military in Baltimore to be be In
readiness to-day 10 preserve the peace, is the re
suit of Misunderstanding The order has been
recalled, and the companies will not be under
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EoRwAKDING BUsIN SIN.
se 2--2r

I1ORWA RIDING SINE 3 SIN.
l. CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made arrange
ments to increase the line Of boats running from my
SON send out boat every other day Sundays except
ed BY this arrangement will put goods through two
days eooner than heretofore, and nearly if not alto
gether, as by the S. S. B. r., and at much
less pense.
Merchants west of Lynchburg wishing to cenhgn
their goods the railrord agent required to d6-
Frgiaig and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay col
lect charges on goods received by the Canal.
iy9-ts ALFRED s. LEE, on the Dock
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At the commencement of the present year
there were in the United States about % 900 miles
of railroad, employing about 900 locomotives.
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g LEWIS HYMAN,
~ IMPORTER OF
EN WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ESSs6 (Wholesae and retail, No. SO Main street, J
IL now receiving large and elegant assortment OF
the above articles and will offer this Fall the greatest
bargains that has been offered in this city; and
TO merchants who wish purchase, he would inform
them that articles be had in his estsbshment a.
low "a any house in the Northern cities.
Gold Detached Levers, Is Jewels, $21 90
Gold Hunting do do so 90
Do do Patent do do IS 90
Silver Levers, IL 90
Gold GUARDS, 10 90
Gold Pencils; Silver Table and Fes Spoons
Gold Neck, Fob and Waist Chains Of various pa
terms
Gold Lockets and Jswelry Of all kinds
70 be had cheap, at the old established store Of
LEWIS HYMAN,
n 2-2r No. SO Main st.
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irnGhI UNE or TtiE FIKsT PHYsT-
4 CLANS IN VIRGINIA.

MoRGANTowE VA, April l, 1856.
DR.. /. Scott-Deer Sir: Having used your Lini-
ment in my own case and. in my family, as well az
having prescribed it to others must bear testimony
- its decided superiority every other external
application in Rheumatism Sore Throat, Pains in
the Back and Joints and have recommended it in
case of Bronchitis wherein its application acted
ise charm. l feel happy to be able to recommend
Il from experience, and TO tender to you my grati
tU35 for its wonderful effect my breast.
Respectfully yours &C..
B. r. c. OKELLY M. d..
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Lsdd
h Co., and Alex Duvsl. Richmond. OCT
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fMrURTANT 1U HOUskkkkPkKs.--
Washing done In less than two hours with great
s,sing Of time and labor, by the Of PfCOT,s
celebrated VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING FLUID.
The great utility Of this preparation must be evident
to every one aud be appreciated by all 30 evident
10 this fact to all who have tested this prepare
ton that they renduish the use at II. sndsay
Tho great reputation IL has acquired has produced
many worthless limitations Of il. So b On your
guard and use snly the seasine srtice, which pre-
pared only BY y. }. rCo
eeN VuBSs
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General Tolstoi and Count Gortschakon genus
men Of The chamber % tie Emperor Of kussia
have arrived In PARKS.
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MuRDkR AND LYscHIsa IN CxIUoRsrA-A
.elsssaRnic dispatch 70 the sacrsmsuto American.
aasea San Andreas, Sept 26sh, says: A cola
oloodoo murder was perpetrated ct Angels Camp
on ". Armstrong. by = man name c. Colebroak
as Z. NJ on Friday. Armstrong accused Cole.
brook OF stealing hogs some time ago, and Cole
pfook went to Armstrong; cabin, and without
sayins word plunged the knife into his heart
Killing him instantly. Colebrook was arrested.
and while being tried before Justice of the Peace
the popuiace made frequent threats to hang him.
upon which assistance was sent for to San An.
dress. On the receipt Of the news. Deputy Sher-
iffs Schrobie and Belts started with posse fer
the scene of the murder
Upon their arrival, man arose In the court.
room and urged the mob to hang the prisoner i'm
mediateiy, that officers there TO protect him.
and more were on the road" Then followed
scene that battles description. The officers tried
to close around the prisoner but were repulsed the
lights put out, and Deputy Sheriff Belts and ano-
tner taken and disarmed Schroble WAS put forc
DRY ont OF the door, and admidst cries Of 'shoot
MIN, &c, the prisoner was dragged to tree and
nang The officers called on the citizens to assist
them and bear witness who were the execution.
ers but no response was made. All the fires aud
nights were extnguished, and Colebrook was hung
IN totai darkness Colebrook was an English sail
or and was brother of the Colebrook who shot q
Chlieno near Campo Seco last year aud was bail
cd out, then absconded, and has never been seen
since. =
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THE STADE" DUss.-The correspondent of the
London Times writing from Hamburg Oct 1lth,
says:
The Stade like the Sound Dues will it appears get
their hrst blow from the United States Of North
Am r'ca Their consul Mr. Arnes, who arrived here
IN the beginning Of the year. collected of
tat exaction from publicstion and persons vsrsed
tnese matters and wrote report about to his gov.
eminent. In answer to that communication he was
str ueted to get an official account on the subject
from the authorities of this CITY. He has sent
70 oar Secretary for Forsign Affairs and il expecting
Ma reply. Not having any ambassador at Hanover
they Will probably signify their intention of not 81
mittinE any longer to that iniquity, or, properly
speaIing piracy through their minister at Barlin;
aud 1t Hanover should not oesist send man of war
or two to protect their merchant vesses which are
sailing up the Elbe.
1t is astonishing that Great Britain, France, Hol.
iand and other nsiions whose shipping is by far
interested In this trade than hst of the United States
should never have protested gaipst black mail being
levied on their subjects. Talk of Riff prates-why,
this pilfering on the river Ebe amounts sometimes In
one day, to more than the Riffs have taken during
this century But they not Connected with roy yai
fam1hes, like governmental who have succeeded the
sea kings In Europe
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NTOTICE.-.lne 1nde- signed nave formed
u aco-partner rship for the purpose Of conducting
a wholesale COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS, under the firm of PEYTOS 4 PAT
TON.
rT- Office for the present over J. J. FrJ's, Esq%
Basin Bank.
Refer to VIM. Fl. Mcfarland, Esq, Hon. John N.
Patton, aad Messrs. Hsxall Co., Richmond; Col.
T. j. Randolph and N. Burnley, Albsmare.
- THOMAS g PEYT0N,
a. Is-19ru ISAAC w. PATTON
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IxTDt,D WOOD. WOOD.--I have on hand

xxTODD, WOOD, WOOD.--I have on hand,
w and will keep constantly, very superior srtl.
Gle of seasoned o AK and PINE WOOD.
Coming it. does, entirely from ono place, custo
may rely getting Il always alike saight. tree
of bad knots and full length. Orders lied promptly
at market rates C. WALTHALL,
oc 5l-lw Canal, between 9th and 7th sta
NUIICE TO BRICK LAY Ekc, CAh'
Tho undersigned offers his services to the Mcchsn
kinds of mechanical work Office on the side oi
10th street, between Broad and Marshall streets
no lin" JOHN NJ. JOHNSON.
INFlKMAKY OF THE mEDiCAL COL
l. LEGE OF VlRGINIA.-The Infrmary connect
ed with the Medical College, located ia the city
Richmond, tcorner Of College and Marshall streets
open for the reception of patients throughout the
year All persons requiring Medical or Surgical
tssous diseases, admitted into the Institution
The accommodations for the sick are complete
The patients under the charge Of the asors
OF the College. The attending Physician and Sur.
gsou visit their respective wards daily and in cases
OF dlcuity all the members of the Faculty are call
ed in consultation. The charges for board medicaI
attendance, sur seal operations nursing and ever
service rendered BY the Institution, are for
" mite Patients. s....................$6 per week.
Golored Pntfenn... I" Z"
Private Accom- mmodations. ........7 to IS /"
Attending Surgeons -PnoFs GIBSON, PETIcoLAs and
WELLFoRD.
Resident Physic,sn-hsRlos HowARp, M. d.
Stewsrd-H. TURNKEY.
President of Inhrmsry-L 8. JoYSEs, NJ D.
E-im
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CAPITAL, $200,080!!l
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
T. n. ALFRIERD, President.
II. u. Kent, of Kent, Paine Co.,
ii. w. Gnsries
VIM. Beers of Beers Poindexter,
II. w, Fry, of Il. w. Fry Sons
Wns. Palmer
j. A. Iuoes,
A. K. Parker, of Parker Nimmo & Co,
J. E Wadsworth. of Wadsworth Turner Co.,
Tho Samson. of Samson 4 Pae,
C. w. Purcell, of C. W. Purcell Co.,
g. l.. Winston,
J. p. Winston, of Winston Powers,
S. T. Pullism,
II A. Claiborne,
P. Cullen,
Geo w. Smith, of Smith Hnrwood.
iy24-ts w. L. COWARDIN, Hscy.
EFRegular discount day Of the company Ii Thurs
DAY in each week-psper TO be offered before o'slk
that day.
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JOHN LkNAHAN.
Pastor Of the Exeter Street M. <. Church,

Baltimore.
Chronic er Periodical, Nervous, or Sick Headache
of long standing has been cured by it-as nvigora-
tor aud restorative, where gentle stimuli lsnt is ant.
ed beIrve it superior to all the cordial, ever be-.
f5re the public to the Youth and Old Age the Single
snI Married we offer the most valuable remedy.
Isii snd get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
Sod BIZ o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
E co. Richmond; by Dr, COOKE, Fredericksburg; BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by NORTHERN
hCWBRAT, Baltimore, AID by Drug gi#ts and s!ore.
kesrers everywhere.
kfy- RI per bottie bottles for es.
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'0-PAhTNEhsHIP. have this day
~ associated with us In business G.. d. Pleas.
ANTS. The business will hereafter ba conducfse
under the firm Of vAN-LEW, TAYLOR L CO.
July !, is56-jya vAN-LEW 1 TAYLOR