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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

For Female Complaints, which in their nature are
exhausing and debitatins it il particularly recon-
msndsd. Indeed it makes the weak strong; the pale
and emaciated from sickness natural causes, soon
have color, bloom and health. As a summer drink ir
is celebrating refreshing stimulating and eniven-
ing Persons (voung and old) who have used this de-
lightful compound are surprised at its immediate
beneficial effects Quart Bottles 5 l, small, 50 cts
Sold-by Purcell, Ladd Co.; Grubbs Il Apperson,
o. A. Strecker; Paterson l. Jackson; Bennett L
Beers; Alex Duval; Duval 4 Norton; j. Blair; s. M.
Zachrissop; A. Bodeker; VIM. P. Ladd; Laidley Ro-
binson Richmond; and al the Druggists in Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynchburg, and all other
towns in Virginia ap 19-2awd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

TTNHE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
L INVlGORATING COMIC N DIR. J.
ROSES (of Phiadelphia) celebrated SARSAPA.
RLLLA BLOOD PURIFIER. As Spring and Sum.
Alternative Medicine and Invigorating Drink, 1t
has no equal.
1t pulriies and enriches the Blood
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels;
Carries off all Secretions and Humors
Cleanses the Skin of all Eruptions;
Gives Appetite, Bloom and Vigor;
Strengthens and Invigorates the Constitution
Makes the Skin soft, smooth and natural;
Expels Pimpes, Boils and Sores;
Cures ScrofuIa and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Ahections
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the sys-
tenn;
Builds up q weak state of Body;
Allays Nervous Affections, and enlivens the spir-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

u ElsLEvUE HOsPITAL.--This institu-
~ ton is situated on Church Hill, kiehmond, Va,
In a dehghtfnl, airy position, and 10 furnished with
every convenience conducive to the eomisft Oh pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly commodious-
The undersigned give their personal attendance 10
eli patients placed under ssr : Their a charge.
Colored Patients. per week
Whltes........ .,..............-......
Private accommodations. ............ to 10
These rates embrace all charges for Board, Medi-
eines and Medical and Surgical attendance.
t. No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON. NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 9Th and 9Th.
G. 8. MILLS, NJ d,
18th street, between Broad aud Marshall.
n. T. COLEMAN, M. D.,
Corner Of 4rh and Grace streets
Resident Physician-pr. WOOD my 2t-sm
DAKlsAINs IN GREAT QUANTlTf NJ
Id --As made agreement with the landlord to
stay in the house now occupy another year went
OF Dry Goods and Fancy Articles and have iust re-
turusd, with beautiful and well selected stock,
which bought very cheap because t 10 late IN me
prices Ladies will find il TO their advantage 70 sise
me call before purchasing elsewhere, - am per
fsctiy satisfied that can sait them y quality .. ps0s
my 27-im. Three doors above Market Bride.
MkAL: MEAL!!--The sabscriber hay.
lvl ins leased the Mill. knewn - Csninxton.
In Bnteherfown, formerly leased BY A. ID. VICTOR,
now prepared to furnish Grocsrs Hotel and Esmi-
lies with superior article OF bOLTEp NEAL
which no win deliver in any part Of the city; :.
Persons furnishing their own Cora can have
ground snyery reasonable terms .x
Corn wanted. for which the market p Price VII %
my as--ims -
UsT received. some very handseae pat.
u terms Of Lawns; Psrasols besides good many
othsr articles 70 which We iny,ts shs ssses @ the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

AH REMOVA AND FOX
h2S5S8 RENT-R. n. HUDSON, Dentist,
OIYfYX>h as removed few doors above his
former Office, and next door to the
Baptist Book Depository
FOR RENT OR LEASE-The central stand St
lately occupied by the subscriber together with 2ss
the Prescott House, of which posse ssion may be
had in short time. The location renders it Of
the most desirable in the city for Hotel or Resau
rant.
ALSO, FOR RENT-The Store and Cellar with
several good rooms and Kitchen No. 205 Main street,
suitable for fancy store any kind. Apply to
my l0-lmS X. ". HUDSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

NNcCOkD,S PATENT SOAR.
lyl We would call the attention OF families and
others to this newly-ipvented labor-saying SOAP
By using this Soap the old process OF rubbing and
boiling the clothes is dispensed with, which will be
found great saving to the clot hes and it also be
used with half the labor and time ordinarily con-
sumed in washing, whilst the clothes will be whittier
1t peculiarly adapted for washing fine Muslins
and Ladies' Collars, alse for Flannels and Bankets
a. it leaves them soft and smooth. For washing
paint we believe 1t has no equal.
W . respectfully ask trial OF this Soap, believing
that one fair trial will establish its claim the very
best Soap knopa
~ Printed directions accompany the Soap. Put
up in Boxes of "a lbs and 48 lbs Also for sale by re-
TAIL C. CREW l. SON, Sole Manufacturer
nv l0-1m Oppnsite Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

"a lS56-SPklNG GOODS, At Head
QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE CL0-
M THING AND GENTLEMENS FURNISH
In ING GOODS--The subscriber has now in
Furnishing Goods, a. well large md beautiful
assortment of piece goods; such - French and Eng
lsh Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestngs, of every style
and fancy to which he would invite the attention of
his friends and the public generally.
49, e. SPENCE, No. 120,
NH % Corner of Main and 18th sts.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS

M EThOPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK -
lvl The METROPOLITAN SAVING BANK,
chartered by the Legislature receives deposites UPON
which interest is allowed at the rate of per cent. if
remaining six months, per cent. for less time.
s1y- Office at the store of Messrs cambridge l.
Hart GEORGE /. HERRING. Pres't.
VIM @. cambridge, Tressr.
il e-3m* JAMES G.. CHENERY, Sec'v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

SHEAhS AND sClSSOhS.--Just reed,
- fine assortment of American Shears and Scis-
sors extremely low. THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and dealer in Foreign and Domestic
les Hardware and Cutlery, No 65 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

suitable for fancy store OF any kind Apply to
my l0-lms X. ". HUDSON.
easssxssA DIX. ADDINGTON,s NEW
YYSSsSsS@s3S OFFICE, embracing five rooms,
QIfYYYy Main, between 8sh ana 9Th streets,
has every requisite for performing
any operation In Dentistry in superior manner at
fair price. peaes essdyer pour rous-aeae. my q
n-E CARRIAGES, lAhRlAtsEs.
MHG The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
SLx-lax~ Making Establishment, Oh Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary ISth End i4th srreets,f
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARi0-
tops and SULKIES, all of his own make. of the best
matersls and workmanship. All of which win be-
sold low good work of the kind be 10 the city
Of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want Of any article in the Carriage line, de-
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold, that Is new, war
rented.
fe a-d9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

IRON AALES--For carts, wagons bug.
ges and carriages, in store and for sale cheap by
CLARKSON L. ANDERSON,
les JOG Main st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-11

TOBACCO The following are the inspections OF
tobacco ct several points from the Isl oi oS'ooS'
10 the siss of May - ,sss
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29
VOL. TX, No. 50.

her father, weakly man, and her moth
er, and then he wet take her. Child
as she was, an what child would not, she
Went with iIiln.
Their course to Cleveland has been
traced. Her brother. Joseph House, fol-
lowed her 10 Chicago, bat found no trace.
Mr.. Du3ayd, followed. He visited three
cabinet factories In vain /: in the fourth he
enlisted sympathy, and found two Ger
mans who had heard OF man answering
HaYernan's description, boasting, on the
Sunday previous, that he had stolen
young girl from her parents in New
York, and that he had eladed the vigi-
. lance OF the police, and was now living
with her near Chicago
The uncle sought the fifth establish
ment, and as he was talking with the pro-
prietor Haverman thrust his head from
an upper window and said. " BY God,
Maggie, there's your uncle!' The un-
Gle ciutched him by the throat, and raised
a cane which woold have Drained him
1t was caught by policeman, and he
drew from il dirk winch would have
done equally good work had il not been
restrained
-fAISSS4 - Ji UsSSsS iiitit SIC IS lflFlOidlo,
her abductor has no claim to human
sympathy. Bru.e as he is. he proclaims
that he viii yet possess her hut admits
that she IS Yet the caild M1ggie
H. chicago he placed her first in an
Irish family; and next among Germans,
where she could understood nothint, that
was said. He reduced her to the most
menial labor, while he boastea Of her ru-
IN.
At the Depot, but for the respect law
commands in this community, the scoun-
dreFS career would have drawn TO a spee-
dy and well-lnerited close. Men Of the
world, the men who yield the least en-
couragenent to fraud, falsehood and base
ness, were present; and they were anx-
iouS 10 award merited punishment to an
objectionable crime
The culprit went East last night-le.
the n. Y. Tribune see to it that he meets
his due reward-if such can be meted to
HIM
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

- The Louisyi ille Journal says =" -Four
times the Democratic party has selected a can
didate for the Vice Pres iency from Kentucky,
and with each time particularly with the view
Of carrying the State for their ticket. In 1896
they nominated Richard NJ johnson to carry
Kentucky, and they failed. In Is40 the re-
nominated the Tecumseh-killer, and failed not
only in kentucky but every where else. In ls45
they nominated General VIM. O. Butler, and
failed again to carry Kentucky or elect their
candidate. In 1856 they have nominated John
c. Breckenridge
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4 t)ariftll / t j
An Alphabet for Beginners.

4 bove al rules observe this Honesty is the
best policy,
B e just to others that you may be just tc
yourself
c u yoer coat @ccor4ing 10 yoar cloth.
D esPars.;e cuts must have desperate cures,
E noueA is as good as a feast.
F air aud safely 20 sure aud far.
G eadtty without abifty, is worse thaE'HIeg
gag y
Il ;llf d loaf IS better than no bread
! de folks take the most pains.
okes are as bad coi1 TO all bat the jocular.
L eep your business aud your concience we'll
and they viii keep you we'll.
L i've aud let live that is do as you would
be doae bv
n lsunderst4ndings are prevented by pen and
ink
y ever take credit! and az much as possible
avoid giving it.
o ut OF debt, cut Of danger
P assion VIII master you. If yen do not mas
ter your passion.
q u:c,l ~ meal. quick at work
R evenge wrong by forgiving It.
S hort reckonings make long friends.
T he carly bird catches the worm.
L nn1ane-llne5s is not 50 impolite as over
polIteness.
V entgre not ali you have at once.
" ade not into unknown waters
X anime pour accounts. and your conduct
every night.
Y GU may fnd your best friend or worst enc
my in yourself.
Z eaIouzly keep down little expenses and you
Will not incur larger ones.
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s In 1850. Henry Clay spoke the following

- In 1850, Henry Clay spoke the following
words
But you cannot put your finger on any part
of the Constitution which conveys the right OF
the power TO carry slaves from of the States
Of The Union TO any Territory of the United
States. Nor sir, can I admit for a single mo-
ment, that there Is any separate or distinct right
upol the part of States or individual members
OF the States or any portion of the people of the
United States to carry slaves into Territories
under tie idea that those Territories are held in
common between the several states"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

PoIrTIcAL SIGSs IN PENsYLvAxIA-We e receive
at this Office sixty-fve political newspapers from
the State of Pennsylvania. published there
These are divided between the three leading
political parties in the following proportions =
For Buchanan there are twenty-one, with a CIR
culation of $4,000 for Fillmore there are three,
with Z circulation of LOO; while for Fremont
there are forty-one with a circulation OF o5,ol2
Who will say that Pennsylvania is not IN an m
cipient state OF Revolution ~ L. Herald
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SoUrH CARoLIxIASs.-The ST. Louis Democrat
says that twenty-six South Carohnians armed
to the teeth, passed up the river for Kansas on
the 18th inst" They declared that they want
ed to be there in time to vote or to light II nee
essarv." Northen r1en are stopped and dis
armed at Lexington. These Southern builies
viii doubtless be allowed to pass without let OF
hinderance.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

~ The man who " shot at random !" did
not hit it he has since lent his iitie to the
youth who siTned at Immortality.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

The ladies will be pleased 10 Learn that an
improved toilet glass for viewing the back part
of the head, has lately been invented IN Lon
don.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29
q o { t =.
THE PASS OF THE SIERRA.
Br J. G. wHITIJKn.

BY. G. wHITTyKr.
All night above their rocky bed
They saw the stars march slow;
The wild Sierra overhead.
Ihe deserts death below.
The Indian from his lodge of bark,
The gray bear from his den,
Beyond their camp-are's wall of dark
Giared on the mountain men.
SIN upward turned, with anxious strain,
Their leaders sieepless eye,
WheF-' splinters of the mountain chain
Stood black against the sky.
The night waned slow at last glow
\ CLEAN Of sudden fire
Shot up behind the walls of snow
And tipped each icy sIife.
"Up, men 2 he cried, 7" yon rocky comb
To-day, please God, Wen pass,
And look from Winters frozen home
On Summers flowers and grass
They set their faces to the blast,
They trod tn eternal snow,
And faint worn, bleeding hailed, ct last
Tao promised lano below.
Behind they saw the snow-Cloud tossed
By many an icy horn =;
Before, warm valleys, wood-ennbossed,
And green with viaes and corn.
They left the winter at their backs
To Zap his battied wing,
And downward, with the catarae.s,
Leaped 10 The lap Of Spliag.
Strong leader of that mountain bandI
Another task remains:
To break from Slavery desert land
path to Freedoms plains.
The winds are wild, the way is drear.
Yet, flashing through the night,
10 iey ridge and rocky spear
Blaze out in morning light.
Rise up, Fremont, and so before
The Hour must have its Man
Put on the hunting-shirt once more
And lead in Freedoms van
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STATE ADMINISTRATION.
- acsee. Court. EexAnn Y g.rog. Of Laaeszi!!.
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.

W.. County Judge E-lIA.. = S-c'Sc, e Highland
~.4f IEvi s7Er-Iy,-, ''inegal Point
+ lt-cIit Court : J3vEs EJTCH-sCy, -
e.r g z supervisors LENuEL v JOINER, Of VI yOi--
t AsEHCE BRITTAS. Mineral Point
----s-E sl Deeds JoSErH LIAM, u DlaEeviIe
JOHN UHEN, q AiueIsi Point
g-..4rtaS Attorney Locfs II CRiXs, ot HotgeEtue
-s-E1Es Jo!LS HIrEI.AA., Mineral Point
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sIzRIx soRRIN.

r-5EzET AND COUNSELLOR II Law, Highland,
- -- County Is. collections made, aEa al onsl-
1s --..l5rgl e Lis promptly attended 10, FL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

see such victim, that some mother has
been robbed-that there are many sor-
rowing mothers beside that of Maggie
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L.. y. STRONG,

4 .-at.eEE AND COUNSELLOR IT LAW, Richl0nd
-a--a, l,ialsnl County, Wis. N b-siues enLTu- =
H. 8. .-.z - .5ra~-7-,-Iv attended TO. 81
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CHARLES Z. ..EGATE,

TCs-rE OF tbs PEACE, Notary Public, Conyeyan
q Strand General agent Highlala tsonle time Frs'tA
IL .1a5 O., Wis G-Z3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

I11EE-I AND COUNSELLOR 1T LAW, Mineral
.sslt, W. E practice IA The supreme and Circuit
sa.s State ana III tEe [. =. LIstiet Cont OF
.-....s- ri .ts,-.- .-s..r. G.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

y. L. 1OTDEN

I.saEET AND CCCNSELi.el. 1T LAW, Mineral
y E,-t- Co---e ions promptly attel..ea 10. OuIoc
f. m =#.- II T.-l-l7. I= u - r. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

{ --g2EEY 4. LAW. and Solicitor in Chaucery, Min
j s... rg..t. p-Ic- n T.l1iai=' new block. 81
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S5ofsssional ane 8usin&ss Cares.
GO. >. yyELBER. y.

CONTINUES 70 practise his Profession AL is b1c-
Office, dgsJ door below Ansiey T.arneIs store.
-.s.gce il The bass u.i.jiag southwest ol le bricA
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sttIIEI, IRllyF0gD.

--aEEEES AND C0CNSELLOIsS IT LAM, aud So
4 s.z.- Il laaeerr, Ain5ral Point UIAcr IL Nil
trs.- a.s-E 81
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR, would lender his thanks 20
a the citizens Of Mineral Point ana vicinity for past ia
T and say HAT he Is sili 1T the old TRIBUNE otce
opposite the Book Store High-st. Mineral Point. Gen
- clothes cleaned -ud pressed short notice 81
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GEHRGE w. C,nIti3

HENERAl DEALERS IN Meyesndise OF all kinds cor
" 1er Of High and Chestnut streets, Mineral Point
= >clusz1.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

.-HGNET AND CoUNsELLOE AT LAW, 3IiR
Z F7.s-. l5ac- in 5IsisoE's Stone ElocE. .
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

FrG & 7s lae C0ii5sa OF Physicians and surgeons,
.l5-ag a. the Safe f >. Y. tenders Li- -eryi-
81, .-i-sls Of DodzcYiIe and vicinity lhsis--
s .--s i e.e t-ceulhcI. .
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

.ICNN NIIIvuN = Cn

-T1TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn.
- ,aiss~ S5#all1 O1ice over Millions sJcre Min
sal fel1t e-l y. &. BO1DEN, Agent.
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HENRY PRI

~ EEERAI. DEALER Fzgnily Groceries and Prcyis-
II lens Nails Glass, Wooden ware. sc opposite the
-=a-r1 House, High-st, Mineral Point. 81
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InTIS III. ID. CRANE.
u. Il. iREEST.

IIeEELy AsD C0UNSELL0R solicitor in Cahnce-
i a.t General Land gent DacgevI-ie, Iowa Coun-
r.s-.--Ee 81
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!. 3. NEoEFETT. II. D..
20. GonDLAp. u. D.

EEP IeeEeet.ui'y fsEder his professional seryic
s-e cil1z-Es Of Mineral Pcin-. EnC v.-i4.i s..
= e.-szi.e ts4. Urilea states IIoteI. 81
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!. L. AESSZURE.

-tEEE IA Dealer IN Iiliuery Goods, Ladies
II i.l lla.a-s, raEgy sootls, &c., IsAt ooOr to
.al 5isus., Fl i-..-st., Mineral Point 81
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WHITNEY SNITH,

{ -Erl0E * COMMISSION MERCHANT, viii attend
;5r TO sales Goods. aIcEc cbancize &c. &e, al
r. ~ .2l, high treet Mineral loiat, iscOEsin
-- l .-ss receive Goods, Merchandise, and Produce
"a storage, 10 sc.l on Commission. 1Ut
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1s-s4. .c-cB. I. L. XEss4oRE-
COBB 4 1IEs%N0RE,
-raEEEE-S AT LAW, Niuegal Point, Wis. ofice
/ r. F. s.-.s- : TIa11rI- stvre. 9-1
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CHARLES WILSON

.LgEG-sL LAND AGENT, opposite the {. 5. Hot
IT a.-.--- Mineral Point 81
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1 --cENEE < COUNSELLOR At LAW. Surveyor,
Il -a-4 ana Insurance Agent, Dover the llce be-
.-a lss- and Dame counties, Wisconsin, viii give
---a-.iuu all business entrusted 40 his c-Ie-
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aliusraI Point Jrieunf.

PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
,,,rars stone Block 7hird Floor, on the Corner If
~, and cassfnat Streets, Mineral Point, HIs BY
GEORGE ". Bills
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.inHNS & EVANS,

sFsRGEA Ant TAIL0RS, Hi-h-st, Mineral Point, Wis,
- s1e't sEsle IF PU6lic patronage Their work Will
-'ne IA he most fashionable style and on reasonable
sEiS t-stlBy tole 70 Crler and warranted 20 st II
E,9P srt~- made 10. 81
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s.1.ioaaI, statt ( county 0i6ters.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.

Tsssico Of Supreme Court ROGER Z. TAxzY, Of I'd
Asspeiate lastices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-15
ASTROLOG NJ


sroTIShIN9 70 ALL MADAME MORROW, TIN
"A seventh daughter, has natural gift TO tel pas ursseua
and future events and all the scnoens Of Me- the very
hough and Will c~use speedy marriages. and show thu ike
nessss OF the intended husbands apd a9sent friends viii
bring fsgsther hnse who separRf who viii enjoy ps
luck call for relief end comfort fhouaasx have 81.
pressed their belief that 10 = be most woneeul nsfo9
In the world that hae bsen known, tgA sbe pra
ses nothing but what u roc0ncioablo 10 pbosopA0A "a
charge not aAus6od IS broorne srool between 0annm
Columbia 0enuomen Eot admitted.
,LAIRvoY ANCE.-kRs. SEYMOUR, 10 sPR1N0
" street. few doors wes Of Broadway the most sunoes
full medical and business clArvo AYn1c AssSnss
broachitis liver complaint debility henr palptscn pioe
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