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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

FIRST CATHOLIC eoLLEGE In NEw JERsEy.-Se-
ton Hall College, to be located at MsGison New Jcr-
sey il the first institution of the kind established in
New Jersey, and will be managed by secular CLERGY
Of the Roman Catholic Church, under ths immediate
snpervislon of bishop Bailey. Mr. James Monroe,
Grand nophe Of ex-President Monroe, has been ap-
pointed 20 one of the important profsssershipt
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A PRRILoUs RIDE-A journeyman halter, re.
siding about half mile from Plainfiald, VIII lie 60.
ing from that place to his home, on Saturday
night being the track at the time an extra coal
train was going up the Central railroad, was
caught by the COW catcher and after several un.
successful attempts to notify the engineer of his
Whereabouts, he arrived in Somerville. He kept
his courage up with the idea that the train would
stop At some intermediate station, but il being
merely coal train, he wa, obliged to go all the
way through. His leg was broken, and it is a
miracle that he was not Instantly kiled.-7rsnton
IN w Amer -+4
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M MEHCANTILE NUTiCE.--I hereby in.
i form the public, that have appointed Mr DAN.
iEL HUNT, Of the city of Richmond, my Agent, to
conduct retail Grocery and Restaurant, the house
lately occupied by him in said business at tbs corner
OF hh and Byrd streets, upon the cash system. only
oc 22--2@' WILLIAM RIXEY.
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The AoRMoNs IN Observation-Disclosures IL
said to be making such progress in Denmark ~ to
cause the religious and rejecting part Of the In.
habitants TO look with dread to the futnre, a Il
may exercise the most baneful influence on the
peasantry and lower clauses, who are exclusively
to be found among the couverts Several pc esitioas
have been sent in to the Government, from differ.
snt parts Of the Kingdom, praying that stop may
be put 70 the nuisance. ss - s1is.5sl s5ssss
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-An appalling accident
recently took place at Coal Pit called the Bryn
Aally, about two miles from Wrexham, North
Wales which produced serious loss of life: The
mine-on = higher level, which has not been work
cd for great number of years-breakng sudden.
ly into the Bryn Maily Colliery, and drowning the
miners. At the time Of the calamity there we're
upwards of 200 hands employed, and it is provi.
DENTAL that all of them were net destroy ed.-
Owing, however, to the quickness and cleverncss
of boy, the son of one of the miners, who gave
the alarm, and saved his fathers life by risking
his own, numbers of the men coutrived to reach
the eye of the mine, were hauled up, and thus es-
capped; but others were less fortunate, and on
calling over the muster roll it was found that IF
teen were missng-al of whom perished below.
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: The BApsiss 6sass osnvsntion ef Nsrsh Oaroli1a
= p b. hsd y Ra'ssh - Ne sA q AevsAsss
nsst sas @
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MoaE BoDIRs BoraD.-Thrss mess bedies from
the wreck Of the stssmsr Mosmoath have dfiftsd
ashore on the South beach Of Chesapeaks Bay. near
Ocean View. ons Of thsm is<hat sf alady. There
vas ring upon her 6neer, which II now In the posses
non of Mr Geo. Dickson, living IN that nsighboFhoo6
who viii preserve il for the relatives 81 the deesaaA
Another was that Of middle - 81 vhite man. The
third WAS that Of . black man. II had On lie pre-
ssryer whieh was NOT Undated. ttR8 NJ 81
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DIsrINGulsHED VisIToRs-Among tho attanEers
now visitine our city, says the New York Express,
we NOTICE The arrival of the Princess Murat ana SER
ysns Al The Lafs,se House. We understand also that
other connections Of the Imperial family are hers at
present receiving the sttsntion OF the Consul
ss vol a. many other distinguished chizens.
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= h4Ct ALInS AND DxsPEPTICs. =.
Ill, hhs VI locolat D,yests Ferrugineux" is espe-
oeoH -nlenoed 1t is combination of the pu rest
onocoaI5 With kaetate of Iron in such form as en-
te.y 20 .ssu1se tbs taste of the Iron In this pre-
the @en known tonic effects Of Iron are fully
ISa%o0 sno when pre- par ed for table use with milk
tsni, eE', 1t forms most nutritious and pleasant
particularly suited to persons ho weak
sna % oe ,oDitaed from long sickness dyspepsia &c
rot ssss at MEADE l. BAKERS
New Apotheesry Store, 1876, N w. corner
oe -3-2w ' Main and 10Th sts
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Buying per acre.
90 and l60, 0,,....93

TO and 60. .....e6 80
Letters from New York, dated yesterday, report
this market heavy 1t 81 for 120s, and 80 for 1905
and s0's. Several dealers not buying, and offer
ing to sell at cent above these rates.
Washington organ of Saturday
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sS NOTICE 1.-The subscriber would
"a most respectfully inform his custom ers and
N Il the pubic generally that he has just rsceiv-
GssSES ed from the North beautiful assortment of
MATCHES AND JEWELRY of every descri ption
which can be bought reasonable terms SIS at spy
other establishment in the city Please call and ex
spne. CHARLES L. vOEGELE,
MATCHMAKER, No l49, Broad and 7th street J
Two doors above the Theatre,
And formerly next door TO the Dispatch Office
Repairing OF Watches and Jewelry done at mode.
rate pces and in the best and most expeditions man
uec, Sc 50-Im
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DRUNKENNESS IN THE PULPIr-A novel case
has been decided in England in favor of q clergy.
man of the Established Church, which has excited
some comment in the public journals In the
Court of Arches, = clergyman pleaded guilty of
gross acts of intoxication and the use of profane
and indecent language 1t even appeared that on
one occasion he took with him to church, when
about to of6ciate therein, . bottle of spirits of
which he drank . considerable portion, 80 as to
render him unfit to decently perform the service
Yet, Notwithstanding he had already been sus.
pended for q similar offence and reinstated In his
curacy, the Court refused to deprive him Of his Of
hce. rs
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A KING DOWN A HATCHwAY. One day, when
the flag ship of an American commodore was lying
in the bay of Naples, she WAS honored by visit
from the King and royal family with suites in gid
cd barses, and the full parade Of royalty. The
ship dressed from deck TO truck in holyday at
tire; side.boys mustered At the ropes the ma.
rihes presented arms, the guns thundered forth q
royal salute, and the commodore welcomed his
guests to the quarter deck with the poiteness be.
fitting an officer of rank.
Ono of the suite. = spindle shanked and gaudily
attired Neapolitan, strsyed away from the party,
and, cruising about midships, espied windsail, an
object he had never seen before. AS it was fully
expanded by the air, he took it for pillar, and,
folding his arms, leaned against it. when it yielded
to his weight, and disappeared below, heels over
head, with velocity that was actually marvel
ious, ~ was his escape from injury. The mishap
chanced to have only one witness. This was q
touching his hat said respectfully, II beg pardon,
commodore, but one of them are kings has fallen
down the hatehway!" f ,a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

MICRO IksURRECTIoN IN ARKANsAs-We
learn from the Memphis papers that there is great
excitement in Union county, Arkansas, on account
of the discovery of q plot among the negroes to
rise in rebellion on the 18th of this month For
tunately the plot was discovered in time to pre-
vent ono of the most bloody massscres in the
whole annals of insurrections. The plot was very
extensive, and negroes who were taken up and
made to confess, implicated others twenty miles
of. ,t-.s, A.. ~
Some Of the negroes say the rising was to take
place the day of the Presidential election. The
men all being from home on that day, the plot was
to murder the women and children frst and then
attack the unarmsd men at the polls Several
white men have been implicated, and notified to
leave the country in given time or be hung The
letter states that ON the Colorado the excitement
is intense, and that several negroes have been
hung. The plot seems to have been very exten.
sive, reaching as far az Texas a--
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THE VETERAE OAss-General Cass Who Il
seventy-nve years old, within thu spase Of six
days. last month. delivered eight elaborate ad
dresses, travelled . dstance of fve hundred miIes
and accomplished nearly the sams amount Of u
Dor the week following.
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LAND WARRANTs-Land warrants at tho
opening of the week were in active demand. A
few sales were made at 95 for l6os and sos, and
80 for 1905.
These prices brought large supply in the mar
ket, aud the demand having fallen of, lower rates
ruled to-day. We quote the market dull as fol-
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wATCHns AND JHwELRY

n WM. j. BAR r Il H'i051Li,IIlI17v 8 i 8 ii q
,$a PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER corne,
gN s. of Eleventh and Main streets requests the
zsSsfs attention OF strangers visiting the city to
the fact That lie gives his entire attention to RE.
PAI Nc, exclusively. Every description Of
Vstches Clocks and Jewelry, repaired az well and
moderate terms as any other house in the city
hsyns nad over twenty years experience at his trade
bosh in Ereand and the United States he in war.
T-Eed in assuring satisfaction to all who NAV patron.
ise him. All he asks Is q trial.
WIN J. BARTHOLOMEW
Watch and Clock Maker, cor. Main and lIth sta,
It's nearly opposite he I'm Ig,t.I
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CLIFTON HOUSE, ON I4TU STEEETc
Y IMMEDIATELY ABOVE TRE RAInnn

HOUSE The Froprietress has vet on ns or ro roor.
surpassed by suy in the city for the cou,forth
accommodation Of families which she would hts {
hsve occupied Her house being very convenir a
located for business gentlemen, she would b. .sir
accommodate few with board BY the .,e.s.a
ninth year. II will be her aim am xw.S
render all confo table ss possible rfS..s," -
her with thcis ratronsEe co 'ssS 49, W
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AN OLD MAN BURNT TO DEAIH.-A Pennsyi.
vania exchange gives the following account of =
horrible accident:

horrible accident:
ION Friday afternoon last horrible accident
occurred in the village of Evansburg, Upper Prov.
an old gentleman named John Slough, . resident
of that township, was burned to death. He was
out riding with bis daughter the latter got out of
the carriage in Evansburg to do an errand, Ieav.
ing her father sitting In the carriage During her
absence the old gentleman struck q match for the
purpose of lighting a cigar. but which he acciden
tally dropped among the straw In the bottom of
the carriage and Immediately caught fire. The
fire communicated to his clothing, and before as
sistance could be rendered they were entirely
burned from his body. He lived but short time
afterwards" ''I@fEifi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

NUTI Ck.--The undersigned have formed
y co-partnership. for the purpose of conducting
wholesale COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSiNEsS, under the firm of PEY1OH PAT
TON
rF~ Office for the present over ]. J. Fry's, Esq,
BASIN Bank. t....
:, Refer to VIM. H. Mcfarland, ESQ.,, Hon. John NJ
Pattcn, and Messrs. Hsxsll q Co., Richmond Col
7. J. Randolph and N Burnley, Albemarle.
THOMAS PEYTON,
oc I5-dSw ISAAC w. PATTON
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BY JAS "A. COwARDTN.
BOARDING.

limited STATES HOTKI. -. .sn-..S
u sprivste boarding house, by- the nnder.;snsass
who bess leave respectfully to say that there are
yaesn, sesss rms rooms for families aud sin rs ren
enterprise worthy the patronage Of di.cernins NM
lie, and to establish frat cIass boarding hanp pAo
Trsnsents taken ct the rate of slas per asv
&C 22-lns a. ~ 1kr-
kSoA6DlNG..-Onc or two famtiie. .rd
~ toar or hye single Gentlemen, can be acoomn
dated with BOARD, at the Victoria Hon,s On 49,
street near sh.. on accommodating terms.
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These figures, however, are based upon the
democratic plurality last year of II $50, when in
fact the Union party Gin consequence of l425l
votes being thrown for Others candidatcs) had a
clear majority in the State Of AIS votes Adding
all the votes of other parties against the d. mo
crats last year, the union increased vote is only
40 16, or Ia 5l less than the democratic increase
The total vote of the State now is 423, 1877,
which Is 36 $50 greater than at the last Presidential
election. Since then the democra attic vote has in.
creased Il, ,457; and the opposition q, 473
According to the Philadelphia Bullttin the dem
ocratic msority in the State on the Congressional
vote is 1918 .t
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ElOAkDiNG.-Thc subs'

ID ~ pleasant vacant roor ,rSAes. s nh S,,-, 49,,
tlemen tor young ladie tsxtahfa AZ - - ~.
~ she would be pea' >estAnding scheol in ths ei.
DAY BOARpERs, - efso, to have several NOR.
70 give entire ssts' e& viii Sse her bent endeayor.
with their patro <eEsn 20 thosa W NAV fayor har
>~s~. MRS. H. P PHfPFEN.
se % %oo-Lm Over Mrs. Kimpers
NOT " On Broad above 4th st
= -fs.--SeyeraI pleasant rooms, with
m'' 'srS n,sy be had at the Boarding House of the
- AOhkAf, on Grace. between 5th and 9Th
eeW th~y haS1ng concluded to remain at their pre.
Enne 1eslaeaes. few gentlemen be aceoumo.
80 - upaIueEs- Be 9--ts
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FSIHE UNDERSIGNED bees to in1orm

~ w
Fencing in Foils aud Broadsword, extra charge
Classes and Schools admitted on more moderate
terms
All kinds of weapons of the best quality eau be OBJ
tsined by the unders gned at the lowest prices
COL. B. ESTVAN,
Professor of Fencing ana Gymnastic Exercises
oc lS-lm at the Richmond College.
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NICE ,CALcuIAToRs The people M Bark
county, Pa. ence pressnisd pssitse9 e sns ssas y
alresdy had far esougb - - - MARKET wfsAou
being forced to pes through ssstA~ county
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THE DAILY DISpATrH

TIE OCEAN TEarsRAeh -r,- ''"'>'>'"~ ),
Commerce ssves some snseres,in, 60. sourna OF
'n. S move, and e Important unds,ss.,us. sun'e'n'ns
We. cos,rs. .,snssments for laying the -,-s
land Win MI Field being A. nr..sn, =; arc nos
THAI tho teles,.nn, 20 this matter: but vs I..rr
and st. johns 4 cohnection between This mort
unexpected dels. svery nearly complete. An
to the length i arose from = niscalculstion a,
through N. OF the wire required for goine
survey IVA scotia, occasioned by Inaccurate
land 70 taAs ~ was necessary 70 return to Eng.
r Ane procure twenty FIVE miles Additional
-asMS The whole length of atmospberic wire 10,
ssaos Ihis portion 10 nearly finished, and the
\ Sno suo marine cables between st. Johns and
rrince Edward's Island, and across the Gu,f of
81 Lawrenos-one over fifteen miles In length
ana the other eighty dve-are found TO he com
piete and in the best working order The entire
expenditure on this important enterprise. mn 10
@ ane present time. is between 5000, 600 and e7oo
Yoo; The cost OF the ocean survey Ia defrayed bv
tbs United States Government" -
OFFICIAL voTE OF PEHSsYLvAkIA-Th. re.uI,
oI sne recent election in Pennsylvania is officially
reported as follows: 80
Canal Comm;ssfoner
Scss', Gem, 2f2 es5
Democratic majority. ty,...................... 275S
Auditor General @32 -
IhsiTs, unicn, cn,.......................... zoo 6I
Democratic majority, ity,..................... 3.2o7
Surceyor General
NoMe, uen 212 62S
Ap''o' 2C8 88S
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NEW FIR NJ,

" % w T I II VI
TIN y. 81, &BIfkY s. ~. =. PEACH,
have formed partnership under the q
aud style Of r. J. seAhury Co, and taken the stock A
sand q J. ". sesbury c. iu Coopers Block, e1&
Cherry street. and their and the pub c
that they prepared eyey description work
I'm the PLUMBING BUSINESS IN he nratest ad
Etants They will also furnish and ht Gas Fx
tur,s 90 the ndsomest styles. They respectfully solicit
share Of public patronage. jHugl
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New York Millinery.
MRS. SIMMONS

Wholesale and Retail Millinery and Straw Goods
Warehouse, SEA Broadway. New York
IRIS s. Is ga Europe for the express purpose Of
vi lectiug novelties rthe Spring Trade which viii arrive
and be dy inspection about hs hrs Of March
Southern ant Western Merchants and Miners respect
fully invited 20 call mine the be purchasing
esewhrre Psttern Boune,s always hand and sent by
express any address feb9-Sm
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fTSHIs nahss and nacA a1nge4 kase HuEss ha4 -
II hs~n aitfdrzaa frssa sAe tfft aaf ual nake s. w
ne ssassa ~ 80 a ihe Nsshrte ksee teaEre. So
A. farRe n Mr pa - hs giA hs tnee q ay ueresa
ga6 sar Gfoos 6 tleeanrn q eGzaszee en - lsEh
a F~buary asd eass o. ths lob q jay. Mares xeisA 1
- rress ia io4l SAY Be retaIaed hee nsxt year
iltansk ficA saeen4f - en- yzaqs 90 atss sta
uaa E1 ~ 4ssHese. ln4 ~ e4~ sstAH9h - Aee@ffn
M - faa Fe1iEFre Are pr ftfsHres 80 e,s aNh
sI u4aisA He sKssse tas ~ tetts Ar4 fq1-
tsss alfa FRA a teszFA asf Fat aea eesA - tssl
bssi eesstlieskpa. tsHPsF Ard acthf- -.
EarrA1t da ,aeSApeNA,
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APRIL %. 1856.
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Aeenty Of W g. sWYN
NER, No. II Second Street, ST. LOUIS, sio.
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Spring and Summer FaShiOnSfOr 1856.
]. BRO VINE

VTOULD re pec'fuIy NJ rm his iorme, Gus ousrs, -
w and the puuie at arFe, that h has just >4
ed fro The Wh IL The late styles aud patterns ~
OF Cod for Sprng and Sumner, which n ITepard "
up the latest shon iul for bt raj
ity the part q the public he sol cts of
same OF DeadeIi e. ana the SQUARE msrI2
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Soda Water Apparatus,

CONsIsTING Ct tse Generators sad too soda F0unts
" which ui be ssld 70 suit TIE puschsser vih o. without
The Soda FpnEta. Call II you wAns barEsia ~
usrt Broadway
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Spring Fevers.

THE 6RKTESBERG HEALTH BIrTERS prspsrsa
i rom nnEb~F e ths p1Tsy1F suxigorAuns aea
hsanG roass haas hsrhs ane snss seisetsd mests eu
ne ltsrla NsdioA e Auciua- fbr1 peutsll tea
hey Ese trength The syss and enafe t % Afos ~
he tuioazl fendsueg 70 csroSe Iaey have AZ ne
bsnssci scts u tFae toa ~ haat caeai1s say e1sea
rsiss = sshss 30 P.ss.fs. A., a.. 49,. ..ssv
AJAX. MAcEkNztk
naFsAs II csgsss srrri.
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
ST AR CANDLES.

'IHE at enon Of the public is invited to the fact that
most Of the star Candles offered for safe DEFICIENT
IN WEIGHT, that what i sold for ound actually weighs
hut fu teen fifteen ounces and packages marked 40
lbs a short two three aud even ye pounds bex This
loss dos not fall wholesale dealers who sell packa
ges at MARKsD EIGHT upon he retailers who sl by
COUNT hut the consumers who hus pay for about
tenth more than IN receive.
The subscribers have always tde their Can les full six teen
ounces 10 the pound and marx package at their real weight
which may be aceaned by ing them. As their exper
in the business enables them equal in
quality in the market they solicit the patronage Of
purcssers who des-e to study their interest," and at
the same time, encourage correct dealing.
f,b26 PROCTNp = - ANRLE Cir cinnaH
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Piano FOTTeS.
w. s R. FREEMAN
Spring and Summer Goods.
WARD & BIRNINGHAM

No. II CEDAR >THEEr, NASHVILLE.
ITAtE Just received lrse snd srl nc assortment
IL SPRING AND So MIR GOODS
or hs latest and mvt agt Style, suitable Gerts
mems wear, Witch they would Re pleased have thtfr
friends and the ub uersrty ca sud examine he
selves. Al-O, Variety u CAN LEMEN's % RNISINJ
GOonS march6-im
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IIAs iusa rsesissd .af u EssIs. e.
III l.rrs an.sani ~ clasrr ane fns- ~9H<F.asN@f
a. f..f ana ssta eafis 0scasTds %|o&
a.. tKy.l sft hsHft tratA -
u ut.ss "a srspg Barssf &c kassFssaent -
BarweIE's Germ and Gotten DKifl,
nat srFeFs ifssae ~ tase NAs saens % 30 -
ssts1 c1sn1a 81 s1reAass
.1 - ksse A. sss ~ dsy tsa sapsriaf soi e
RI "a 4 fan ks mAaeise eflea 81 a eaf'1 "a
safe 8 Nasiss - C1uraaail kto. lsu q srinssY,l
fsesrscf Tsa h5eEFs fpd fkse nassa2f
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A GOOD CLEANSING RITTER.
hheumati~tn. Loss az Appstite.
and Torpef uf he liver aud nogrf


Reacefl hou sTpcslea earnestly. Don't EsT, ''f
coud believe h 20 he trucl lhavs of the Hbovs
piAiuts, and Wond take the u~ciue ccud only
have coohdcncc" a. u UEt honest truth rv,f
there spoken. Come, thea mind irritable
DISCONTINUED aud gloomy yoa have 81 aiua ~
eating % n your bofy hegius waste. of oar
strength % fail you n 'antrnancc hasrBrd
and sIos aspect you have dcuiy ia iyng ytur len
side: " yo1r sitn l. dry AMI shrves " vou have a9e
weak aud VaT,ahie, and pehaps ureiy dcs'Fgyed
your system laugu, specially curAs the pruce u 81.
gs- ton hyog have slant dnrssy feeag tu The
acs-why on have ony q indgcton, and there feat
BIters msdr t1curr Indigestion and thes vi do a.
AMI al iS attendant ls-Hni while nrsi gently
latss the siOnah cleansing and removing these uoas
ageatst acts ui.on skin, reuuylnF IBID vitatcd
humOr bhauty hr Zee, Ala a r and rners in
snlirt frame hrn, rr u the sod ongrr lok dsrk
And Eus, vii acaTrFt hopgs be ban shed
Aad thrust asie b Wl,h health nnd strrnRh Y0u SO
forth iuo the w1d 10 vih ou ands 81 herr, Tbs
GrafIberE esiih Blstsrs have giyen Me"
Ths Invaluable medicine s pat ~ Ia packages a 20 eens
eIch Each package u.H make tso quarts strong ihVg
Hnd ene deco tion. for sse ~ al The
saats, andb ALEA AACkLNLIE
apS az Col ere ~. kssENulE.
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LATER STILL.
100 Packages OF Staple C00ds.

IAfERre this day receiving ~ stssarrs om Pssbure
w one hupsrei piekages u hechsndse, consisting
BED TirkiuFr Eiesched ioestc Brown and besched lF
EBgs stripe Osnabug Prints. Al eosn Lawns 4s., &e.
direct fro he Manufacturers; which ceiling the
Lowest prices ~ The package o. peos
A. J. DUNCAN A co,
spi Nc ~ Pub ic sgasTe.
Additions viz be msde teek ~ arrivals every sest
tkrcuRhczf the sssssE, Al. , CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
DISSOLUTION.

FINHE partnership between the undersigned, in the
Il and style OF J. VI. seabuIy o.. dissolved by
tual tie Dist ult Either of will attend 10 the
settling up OF the business Of the late hrm.
J. NJ sEABURY,
4. 5. PEACH.
Ian2-i T. j. SEABURF.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
No. As Dey st, New York.
C,MHrII,s sEI "a nIIIsTING sTncKs TIES

NMlTH.S SELF-ADJUSIIhG bIUCkS, TIES and
- CRAVATS-Ihe only premium aSardrd by The Amer
Institute their atr Fair at the Crystal Palace for
sELR-ADJUSTING ST NCKs vas 20 ?. T. SMITH Manufac-
turer. No IS Dey =, New York.
Merchants viii hud greatly their advantage 10 call
aud Smiths extensive assortment q thtse very
fashionable atee- for TIE neck Greet ind eements will be
offered Jobbers from Western and Souibern citiea.
Reerenoe he I'd 10 nearly al u the drstosss Job
hing Houses OF New York Ciy. JanI-