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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-02-13

A very happy bride was Annie. 1t
seemed as If new life had been given to
her. Her step became more buoyant and
slight tint of the rose again visited her
cheek. and her fond father fattered him.
self that his darling would yet be spared
to comfort him in coming years. Herbert
was not so deceived, he knew how frail the
flower committed to his care, and he
watched over it with increased tenderness
and anxiety. The deep love and sweet
temper of his young wife could but ava
ken more interest in his heart, but while
thus admiring and loving, and though de
votedly loved by her, there was still a
void to him that nothing could fill. He
was more cheerful than before his mar
riage, he felt that there was some one
who loved and cared for him, and he did
not brood over his disappointments in
loneliness now, but devoted himself to
the young being who had loved him for
years.
He had wealth now, and many would
have been glad to have been his friends,
but he cared not for them, but was only
intimate with the few that had known and
respected him as the poor author. Yet
Herbert did not affect to despise wealth,
but acknowledged the advantage he deriv-
ed from it, as he could now give free
scope to his mind without the thoughts
of remuneration to trouble him and fetter
his bold spirit. It often seemed to Her.
bert that he possessed two lives, or exis.
ted In two separate states, both of which
had for him pleasure yet mingled with
pain. When with Annie, her sunny smiles
and afectionate manner won him from
his customary GOODNESS and reserve, and
he would smile and converse as of old,
though the remembrance Of her feeble
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-02-13
LUMBER,
Farmers! Take Notice!

C&AsH is PAID, FOR ALL KINDS, OF COUNTRY
VI Produce, such as Pork Poultry, Eggs, Fruit,
Berries, Potatoes, sc. For all the above kinds OF
produce, the highest prices will be paid by ELIAS
H. VAN NESS, at the old stand formerly Kept by
PuLLEN g. VAN Ness, Nos % and "a, West Wash
inaton Market. N. ". or at the Freehold Depot, by
G. w. HENDRICKS0N, Ayent.
gYr Commission stuff will be strictly attended to,
aad quick returns made.
Freehold, April II, 1865. A-u
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-02-13

E1- An honest man is believed with
out an oath, for his reputation swears for
him
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Auotioneer.
JOB PRINTING,
NEW LUMBER YARD
AT RED BANK.

A general ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER,
N Shingles, Timber, Feace Pa'es, Mason Lath,
Thomaston and Glenn Falls Lime, Plaster Cement,
Brick. Nails &c, will be sold AS Low as at any
other Yard in the County, FOR CASH.
PARKER & CHADWICK.
ALso-PEACH ORCHARD AND LACKAWAN
MA COAL, Lump, Egg and Stove Sizes. Pa G.
June +, 1855. ~ ON
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POSTS .
WANT

csIx Or EIGHT EXPERIENCED TAILoREsESS
- to wogk IN the shop. Enquire iat the Clcthing
Esme n VA. v. WARD.
Freehold. April II, 1855. 2H
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Butter and Cheese.

TTENRY g. MECABE, WHOLESALE AND RE-
J. tail dealers in Butte: and Cheese, 30 Washing
ton street and & Washington NJ lrkct
s1gOrange county Butter always on hand. Fam
iie4 supplied at the shortest notice.
]. HENRY,
J.H MECABE.
New York, Nov II, 1855 3m
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-02-13

:. My ci,ildis lie. is sea,,rz tasnds. IIer-
bert. You know not what it has cost me
to make this confession, but what weak
ness will not father commit who ees,his
child dying-fading away before him day
after day-aye, year after year. for ever
since you left us, Herbert, she has been
declining" paused.
The young man sat with his head bow
ed on the table near him, motionless and
silent.
81 have immense wealth, Herbert
but you can rise without it, you have tai
ents that will bring you fame. | would
not speak as though bribing you, it is the
life of my darling | would have you save,
if possble-if not, you can at least make
her few days pass more happily. You
say you are still engaged, what"
Mr.. Stewart, will be frank with you.
| have loved deeply, unchangably-but
she whom loved is"
Dead ?" asked Mr.. Stewart, anxious.
ly, as Herbert paused.
''She is now the wife of another" said
Herbert, with an effort; after few mo-
ments silence he added, You now know
all. | can never blot out the love have
felt for one-thc ideal of my youthful
have ever loved Annie as a brother
/ shall be as you say-but will she con-
sent after hearing what | have told
you 2"
Why, tell her Herbert? Forgive me
but oh, you cannot know what | have
satfered-to see my child, my beautiful,
my OILY one, sinking into the grave that
took my wife from me in one short year
from our marriage! But cannot press
you more, HERBERT dare not-forgive
me.'
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-02-13

u.s. A lady should always lie excused
for her hustle, when she's little dshlnd
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Nine Rational Recreations

FOR THE AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION OF
THE YOUNG AND OTHERS DUkING WINTER
EVENINGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

THE CAPITOL ExrENsIoN.-The opposition to
military superintendence of the capitol extension.
at Washington, was abandoned on the last days of
Congress, and an additional sum was voted to con
tinue the work. The complete plan of the extend
ed Capitol contemplates enc Of the most beautiful
and mag gniticent edifices in the world. It's length
will be over 300 feet, its breadth more than $50,
and its height from the foundation to the pinnacle
of the dome will be $50 feet The original estimate
for the two wings $2,600,GO0 More than
So, 500 600 have been already appropriated. The
neer and architect was 500 000 but it Ia now as
certained that tho probable cost will exceed a mil
lion and a half. The extension of the Capitol was
begun July 4th, 1851 The work has been digent
ly pursued five years At least three years more
will be required to complete it, and the aggregate
cost will be three times what was estimated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

ARREST OF FUGITIVE SLAvE-On the re-.
turn trip of the steamboat Gladiator from Norfolk
having left this city on Saturday, a colored man
was discovered on board who was supposed, and
who proved to be slave making his way towards
the free States. When questioned he said he had
been living with Mr.. Hil in Norfolk, and it was
his intention, when he got board the boat to go
to Pennsylvania. AS soon as he arrived he was
taken to the office Of Justice Mitchell who com
mitted him to Jail to await information from Nor
folk Mr. Hill came on to the city and claimed him
as the slave of Miss Turner, of Northampton co !,
aud returned with him to Observation-Disclosures
american of Yesterday tss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

THE NEW VICERoY OF POLAND-The Gazette
of the German Empire contains letter from Ber
lin Of the Goth ut., which says:
"The Gear will, Immediately after his coronation
appoint his younger brother, the Grand Duke
Michael to to the vice.royalty of Poland instead of
his brother Nicholas, whom he wishes to retain at
court. The marriage of the former with the Prin-
Of Baden 10 to be first celebrated at Carlsruhe
in December, by proxy after which the Princess
will Immediately repair to St. Peterburg, where
the regular marriage will be selemnized during
the Christmas holidaysn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

The aggregate amount Of the appropriations Of
the session Of Congress- for California, is about
el3, 100000.
A serious charge Of assault, with intent 10 kill,
Chief Of the Police of Oincinnati, by Mr.. p. w.
Stewart.
Gov. Chase Of Ohio and r. p. Blair, jr., n. @.
elect from St. Louis, arc in Washington. -
British papers announce the sudden death Of
yiscount Drumlanripg n. p, only son ofthe mar
auis Of Queansbury, and late comptroller OF the
queens household.
The Balloon Of a. 4. Carrier. was % torn ~
wind In Alexandra, Wednesday, - to prevent a
ascension. Kgsss W
A tournament came Oh ct White Pest on the
3ISt uit Wash. Doarment, sof Clarke, The yicsor'
crowned Miss MaSths Riehsrdson cf Winehssses'
As Queen. ass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22
, AN IMPORTANT ARMY BILL-Congress, at It's
late session, passed the following bill ~. -

q AN IMPORTANT ARMY BILL-Congress, at Its
late session, passed the following bill:
Sec. l. Be it enacted, That there be added to the
medical department of the army, four surgeons and
eight assistant surgeons, to be appointed in accord
ance with existing laws.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the Secre
tary of War be, and he il hereby authorized to ap-
point from the enlisted men of the army, cause
to be enlisted, as many competent hospital stewards
the service may require not to exceed for each
military poet. The said hospital stewards to be
tered and paid on hospital muster rolls,
mssioned staf officers with The rank, pay and emo-
uments of sergeant of ordnance, and to be perma-
nently attached to the medical and hospital depart
ment, under such regulations shsl be prescribed
by the Secretary of War;
Sec. s. And be it further enacted That soldiers act
ing cooks and nurses in hospitals, be and here
By allowed the extra pay authorized to soldiers
fatigue duty, by ian act to increase the pay of the
rank and file of the army" approved August 4th,
1854
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

CoRsIcAN BRoTHERs-NchoIds and Andreso
Tyanaine lin the Church of Lsmerton, near Tavis
tock, are the efigies of Nicholas aud Andrew Tre-
maine, twin brothers. born In that parish, OF whom
II IL related that not only were they so alike 10
dIstine euish them apart bat an extraordinary sym.
pathy existed between them, for even when at .
distance from each other-they performed the same
fnncions, had the same apperites and desires, and
suffered the same pains aod anxieties ct the samo
time. They were killed together at Newhaven In
1868 Notes snd Queries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

FROM KANsAs.-The Philadelphia Ledger has
the following dispatch, dated St LouiE, Aug.ls:
Later news from Kansas says that brown 8 COM
pany of Free-State men had attacked and burnt
the Georgia Colony. Six persons are reported to
have been killed. Col Treadway's company were
taken prisoners.
The steamer Empire has sunk in the Mississippi
river near Memphis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

A REMARKABLE SWIMMER "A singular wager !"
s,ys the Ssut Public Of Lyons has just been dec-
ded here One of the best swimnefs OF the city made
bet that he would Cross the Rhone on his back car.
rying on his STOMACH small table, which should
be placed two bottles Of vino, eggs plate and
involve tho loss of the wsser. The swimmer, how
ever crossed the river without dispscng one OF tho
articles, and won the bet-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

AN OvERsEER MURDERED BY SLAvES.-The
Woodville (Miss Republican of the 5th inst, mas
the following account of an atrocious murder
which was committed near that town:
Mr.. Silas Rogers, overseer on the plantation OF
Thomas ]. Brown, of Buffalo, in this county, was
by the slaves on the plantation brutaly murdered
on Friday night last. From all the evidence elicit.
ed Mr.. X. was engaged In chastising some OF the
negroes Ia the quatter about nine ten clock at
night, when he WAS by them knocked down and
choked to death;-t body was afterwards taken
the public road, and pistol ball fired into H.
for the purpose of making II appear that he was
murdered by some one passinR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

A FEMALE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN CANADA,
The London, G. W., Free Press says that ON Satur.
day last q house in TemperanceViile was demol.
shed by \ committee Of females. 1t appears that
three or four females, of questionable reputation
were about to take possession of the dwelling
when nine or ten women, who were opposed to the
arrangement proceeded to the premises and pulled
the building down
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

State Massachusetts Convention of the Fillmore
branch of the American party which was held at
Boston, "Wednesday, nominated an independent
ticket for State officers. Amos A. Lawrence was
selected "a their candidate for Governor and II.
Foot for Lieutenant Governor. William Appleton
and Charles E.. Stockbridge were choSeS Presi-
Dental Electors. Governor Gardner is tAe candi
dates of that portion of the Americans who sup
port Mr. Fremont for the Presidency. - .sH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

Two DENIALs-The Washington (Dt6.) ST.
few days ago made the following stste~ente
Belle Brittan, who writes the piqdfnS lettS5I
han the redoubtable Fanny Fern Alan IN
Parton. wife OF the man who doesn't belIcveAn :
devil" In recent letter 10 the Mirror the ladse
denies that she Is Fanny Fern. or that she n -
wife of anybody Mr.. Parton ALSO 1t iss aid
most emphaticaily rejects the skepticism imb6tSd
TO him, and says that he has never 20 exffessad.
himself--sinee his marriage!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

ENGLISH CHURCH LAWN the Court of Ar.
ches, recently clergyman pleaded guilty of gross
acts Of intoxcation, and the of profane and
indecent language" He sentenced to five
years suspension from Office and benefce," j" and
at the expiration of that time, he must produce
q certificate from three beneiced clergymen in
the neighborhood to his conduct during that Pc.
|rio
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

THE POTATO CRoP-Ths<n Apisvik. XVI
Courier says that the crops through k th1 ee}iq{
have proved very short, on accouA6 the }ugtH
and prices are very high A @eeEfract IRE,
Gently made for the crop Of one hundred and |6fty
acres, at the rate Of % per barrel tobe delivred
In the fall ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

HIGH PRICE FOR ToBACCo.-In Lynchburg,
Va, on Tuesday, lot of 200 pounds Of tobacco,
raised in North Carolina, was sold at the extraor-
binary price Of 1855 per hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

DEATH or \ .GEkMAK CoMPosER --RohSf
Echumann, By many considsred the greatest q
living German composars, - hs was undonbtsdly,
one o. the moss original, has just died at Bonn,
ct the rompAsstively eaSiy aee. ef loety4jx. "a
lolQ be married the eelebga4ed Clara Wieck, now
q den seharminG pianist He died eeiasani1y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22
c;x,sa. CARRIAGKs. CARREAGKs,

cSSLH II tAhhlaUES, NtAhR EAuhSs
HAAi9E- The Subscriber has on hand at his Coach
-"~ Making Establishment, Lorabsrd Al
ley between Main and Cary, ti3th and I4th streets
AsM The Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARlO-
TEES, BAROuCHES, BUGGiES with and witheut
tops and sClRiES, all of his make, of the best
materials and workmanship. All of which will be
sod at low good work of the kind be in ths city
ot hennondi and respectfully ask call from those
10 nWsnt OF eny artics in the Carriage line do
teimlned TO make to order ana sell at the lowest
Prices possible, and all work fold, that is new war.
fe 3-d9a MICAJAH MASGJM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

STRYCHNISE FOR CALIFoRNIA.-We learn that
five hundred ounces of strychnne were withdrawn,
a few days ago, from tho Custom House at this
port, aud shipped to California. Five hundred
ounces Of strychnine for one State What is in
the windy T. Herold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

:. land fuRcHAsE.--coi. J. r. Tayior, Of the U.
.. army And brother q tbs lats President zachs-
~ Tsylor. has purchased The late re,idence of Col
w. r. PHILIPPE in Warrentou, Va, and de.i.n. -
make Il his home. The price paid for n. d,-e,,.
ing ana three acres Of land, incladins ! ap. r,r.
den and orchard, IL A3seO rs - - g. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22
RUNAwAYs.
,,TT DOI,LARs REWARD.

a n,nsrsy from the subscriber, on % The 81 OF
Fss.y ;,ss. biz Tisrs ssrsy sa gsa id .'osily
N ssa hssa, 80, Eve ct Ell sht inches high, and OF
rSs- oa..s' tonpe e,ion He is rather srum and sui
srssfbTesa answers quickly but srpty when
,rokeu TO. ano ~ the p.lr, of the hand. He hss
aeng h's Iii, and bis father resides near Peter
estien 10. 10 y;sny Of which plaee he 10 probably
lsrs iH 'Ts Tbc above rswsrd will he paid upon MS
d. 6ses s.s b; Il. s: sia
couuty, sear 'ne ,., him. HENRY COX.
81 ~ s,a.
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EIG HT FOX NEW
@ fss,fspd Ks.a Sssssn ss%srE, FrSss,soPTfs. Ss. Ts..

York, Bosfon, Providence,
T4EKr Portland Newark, Now Ha.
= ~ lsl ven, Charleston, Mobile, New
Of1chnH, 81. Louis, Galveston, San Fran
cisco, &C., per steamship jamestown. to
and via New Y0rL--Can be shipped every Mon
day and Tuesday, by the u s. Mad Steamship James-
town, Capt Parrish. &Ezssv3
The Agents at New York, MesT Ludlam Pleas-
snts will forward goods by this line to all of the above
mentioned places free of commission, and at the low
est rates of freight. - a7sfsgs fefs t899 Sslffa
Large and commodious sheds have been erected on
che wharf in New York where gosds entirely pro-
tected from injnfy DETACHMENT and every care and
attention in bestowed in forwarding goods for trans
shipment. gsaasr sss a+ataseYsss .1ss-e.sss 8 ~
Merchants shipping by this steamship can always
calculate within an hour the arrival Of their goods
The jamestown leaves New York every Saturday sf-
terncon ON her return to Richmond. ~ So.
For freight apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

RUFFIAEIsM AT ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA -Robt
w. H. Johnson a young man who had lately be-
mated in the night of the 7th inst. The Pioneer in
commenting on this foul deed remarks, "it is use
less longer to disguise the fact that during the
greater part Of the present summer ST. Paul has
been the abiding place of gang Of ruffianly gam.
blers-the very of. securing of every river town
from ST. Anthony Falls to New Orleans"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

NAvAL.-1st Lieut. John Henry Parker was
detached from the Pennsylvania yesterday, his
tenn having expired. 1t Is rumored that he is to
be relieved by Lieut.. Carter B. Poindexter Of
this city.--Norfoik Argns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

CHARITABLE BEQUEsTs.-Col Micajah Rey.
nolds, of Newark, N. j., who died the llth inst,
has left the following charitable bequests.
Foreign Baptist Missionary Society, $4,000, Amer.
lean Baptist Home Missionary Society, 81
600; Bible Union, $1,000; Baptist Church, Lyons
Farms, 81 900; Baptist Church, Orange $1,000;
Mariners Church. New York, $1,000 Total,
Sll 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

LACK or CHARITY-The New York y0hurchf
man iamsuts that 80 many churchmsn yars. inot
cheerful givers," but give grudgipgiy or. aiut.
edly 70 church charities, and aftributea tie
canss Of this delinquency to "extravagance enn'fs-
male hnery," the expenditure for which, .thn
ChnIchman avers. are - d 900 to $50. sIff'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

Hon. CHARLES SUMNER, who Is now At CSs
son, on the Allegheny, is now convalescentS b
New York Tribune says. on the authority of
note from Mr.. Sumner himself.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

RAvAGEs OF THE CATERPILLAR.-The grass ca
terpillar has appeared in Chambers county, Ala -
The Tribune says that in some places whole fields
of grass are devastated by Its attacks. In other
alarming -blightng everything in the shape Of
vegetation within its reach. There is every rea-
son to believe that crops will eustain very serious
damage from the depredations of this insect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

ToURNAMEET.-At Bedington Springs, Berkely
county, Virginia, Saturday in the exercises of the
tournament twenty knights contended, whose skill
in hersemanship was the admiration Of all present.
The first successful contestant Dir. Levi Small
knight of the Big Bottle" who transferred the
crown of honor to the head Of Miss Lizzie Girls
well. Honors were also conferred on Mr.. Wels-
hause and others. who, agreeably to the customs
of tournaments conferred their honors to the ladies
of their choice. -~ '"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

--IfITNAWAH.- -hurRway from tne
q n..,,ber. ON the LIST January last, negro
e se.r named AMANDA, belonging to the
Hk s.,,fs of samuel Peasants, deeesses. che
u Ssrk brown complexion, about TWEEN
+NA~e Is 81 " - sna has neither living in Butch
tJsrven sa .aa nosny relations living in Powhatan;
srowh, gu. !. no aoab, hsrbored. The usual reward
&. n,ii upon her delivery to me al the jail oil
lisnrie;o' s,f' ~ "'' ALEX. 3. HUTCHINSON.
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CItaAHs, Of
II the following classes viz; s4ag u aR ~

HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGAts, Of :
ssEEssSHTdk1 j,IS RESs1p6s lSS+gS 5orDoN 9, ,.r,,
Also-.Turkey and Virginia Smoking Tobacco; VIZ /.
sinia Chewing Tobacco; Meerschaum, CJdrolit, Boz
hsmi.n asnoi.s and powhsts. rlps:E; amber, pssr
Amber Cigar Tubes-snd ell other articles in the To-
bacco line, can be had Of sas
Importer of and Dealer in Havsna and ! i
Principe Cisars, American Hotel Building, 49,
au 1-n Corner OF Main and 1lth styesh,
EKOM A LADY OF THIS CITY, Ii6e
"RIchhonD, June 26, 1885,
"Dr s. SCHULTZ, the skiIlful Surgeon Chiropodist,
from London, has removed from my isst two co,ns
out giving any pain whatever. take great plea-
sure in recommending DR. ssto all my friends and
nails Re and advise them not to delay in having
them removed asDr. g. 10 avery safs snd tender sp.
orator" = sa3 49,
From Mr.. III O. MeNsmara, Jorm~lv Dysosist h
pr scHurrz h.. chi. @ dsy sssg extracted tw. painful
corns from the bottom Of my feet without ssasna mo
any pain and 70 my entire sstisfaction.
Hr corna, gunions Warts. Nsils growing into the
flesh. and every disorder OF the feet, efectuslly
cured. Office ls8 Broad street between 6th and 7th
Ladies and gentlemen waited upon st their resi-
'Inas r. PoyIDnIioH saG1 I0TioN for chiIbl.ins TO-.
be y s;S sLany 4 .y eie' IN 00'''l 'sss SCHULTZ
sass * :ss .s.s. es' e s :ss:stss. Il &.
Clothing and Tailoring business at the stors number
cd 30 On hs north as q a;ss ss.sss - sns si{ q
-na su 81 s-iS. iSs o''' 's' say !. MORRIS.
a sAFK AND PkDklIAni.k lNtGsfs
Eos 70 MEETs II a1aDs Sp Sn 6ToMc P5T
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing "a tntsfesr Of
per cent the principal rsdssmsbs in 1875 and con.
vsrtible into stock Of the COMPANY e the
the holdsr.fhe mbscr,bsn ere suthsnsed Q receMs
eeriea Gesnsaf q 4. loan * ssssssa 81 Il.
Potoss Railroad Company q sier isss sanaa meet
psf. and 70 mch extent . theyqs b ssespted I'D
On The Ii Of July, is16 bsarins intssrit PEI
cent payable ssai - ~ cmce olthe ecss
pany the ef Rchmond. ~ eoaxsztibls = he
For the inlarmafisa sf the pnbae, 4 q 1sensA
proper 70 statA that b thesx Psovtdc3 e tte
oh.Itsr Of the company sI diyasnds seec iss stess
fFon any tar whstsoevsr; and - during H. phole
period of its opsEasisnenew ners thss sweq1y yers
.s :..ss: s q sss.ss = sssess ssf yss q sc
efsyery tssn = sxpsslkars = u wsy % y0saise
sxpssse, ard iatsssst y = reeaonahe feinepE fes
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-22

The dyssntsry has proven very fatal n Amherst
sounty, VI gsven Or eight deaths had occurred.