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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

CHEvALIER WEBB.-The New York Herald per
tinently remarks that Editor Webb, who is 50
greatly shocked with the brutality of assaulting
an unarmed man with a cane, has nevertheless
during his life set the example at least half .
dozen times of assaulting and budgeoning his con-
temporaries merely for expressing difference of
onnion with him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

THE FRENCH MINISTER AND A WASHINGTON
LETTER WRITER Several days ago Count Sar-
tges received through the post.office a newspaper
containing a letter from Washington correspon-
dent treating of the settled antipathy of foreign
governments towards the United States, as now
manifested by the conduct of the foreign represen
tatiyes in their intercourse with society and our
public men; and which letter was superinduced by
the alleged indecent and insulting language against
our government, and especially against the Sec
rotary of the State, at dinner recently given by
Count Sartiges The envelop enclosing the news
paper in question bore the seal of the State De-
partment
On Saturday Count Sartiges called on Secretary
Marcy, indignantly complaining of the insult and
demanding that its suspected author be punished,
intimating that in event of failure to do this he
would demand his passports. Mr.. Marcy, of
course, disavowed all knowledge or responsibility
concerning the letter, and expressed his regret
that any thing had happened to occasion offence -
Here was Quandary, but Count Sartiges was ap-
parently satisfied, and the Secretary was relieved
from his unpleasant position by the author, who
was a government employee, but who did not
send the letter to Count Sartiges promptly resign
ing his Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

RAIN.-At last we had on yesterday evening,
most refreshing and delightful rain, which we
trust has been general.
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FINAL BURIAL OF NAB. SoNTAa.-Madame
Henrietta Sontag was buried on the I'd of May, In
the convent of Marieutchel, near Dresden, In
which her younger sister Is nun. The interment
was attended only by her husband, Count Rossi,
her mother, and four children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

Gov. REEDER AND MRS. RoBINsoN-At the II.
linois Republican Convention at Bloomington, on
the 2sth ult, Gov Reeder of Kansas. appeared on
was greeted with the widest applause. The fact
was Immediately telegraphed to the Republican
Convention at Columbus, Ohio, when three cheers
were given by the delegates of that body, for the
distinguished persons named Gen. Lane address
ed the latter convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

SPIRIT OF THE CANADIAN PRESS The CanadI
an papers are commenting freely upon the dismiss
al of Mr.. Champion and the three British Consuls
The Montreal Herald, in article written before
Mr.. Marcy's letter had reached that city, but with
a knowledge that it was written in conciliatory
tone goes far as to declare its conviction that
"Mr. Dallas will be served with notice to quit
within an hour of the receipt of Mr. Marcys dis
patch, however conciliatory may be its terms"-
Other journals entertain somewhat similar opin.
ions. although there are numbers who coincide
with the popular belief on this side of the line.
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Mr. Chatter.

The Massachusetts, papers are very indignant
that Mr.. Chatter, NJ. c., from Massachusetts, ran
away when Mr.. Brooks approached him. CHATTER,
1t seems, had been denouncng Brooks in bar
room, in the Sumner vein, when Brooks happened
TO drop in; and drawing near to pay his compli
ments to Mr. CHATTER, that individual vamosed like
chaff before the whirlwind. All Massachusetts is
frantic over the virtuous forbearance manifested
by Chatter Only one editor of the State is true
to the instincts of free soilism, and he advises
members who may be assaulted and battered, to
bring an action for damages! Heinvokes Senator
Sumner at once to prosecute Mr.. Brooks for the
battery. Good Colt, Cape Cod Itwould be
money making operation for free soil members
eight dollars per diem, and perquisites of two or
three thousand dollars per session for the ammings
they might get
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

Mr.. Madden, policeman of Charleston. s. c..
was shot and killed, on Tuesday night, by another
policeman, who mistook him for prisoner A.
tempting TO escape
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

Nor KILLED.-The father of Mr. Mitchell, res.
ding at MiddletowD, CT, has received letter from
Lawrence stating that his son alive. DIR. RI o:
also reported to be killed by Southerners in Kan
sas, proves by the same letter TO be living They
had been arrested and Afterwards discharred
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

121 CASKS VIRGINIA LIME, ef nrimc
AOA quality, In store and for sale BY
$50 BACON Baskerville
teAMl1Y HAMS IS hhds. on conei-..
prime cTnk Enoe Mncuy
LACkBEkRY BkANDY..l0 dor ina
- received, for sale by DUDLEY CO., s
- g " Main street.
I'M BALES GLOVER, Hay and OATS.
THOs. WILLIAMS,
6-NF On Casal Bank.
l 0CkS HlNGkH AND eCKEWs.-.On
- hand, lsrge assortment 81 Knob Locks, Butt
hines and Screws, which offer Ut small advance
on cost THE0. RO6ERTs0N,
importer and dealeTfn Foreisa and Domcstic
lse Hardware and CutisFy, Ne. IS Main It
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s.,..cr 1ro,n. Conoccticut.

Nrw HAVEN, CT, June 4-The Legislature to-
day elected James Dixon (Americau and Republi-
can, United States Senator from this State. The
vote stood: Dixon lis, Toucey 101. scattering T..
Charles McCurdy was elected Judge Of tho Su.
preme Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

SEVERE SESTENcE.-Ale letter received in New
Bedford Mass. states that the three men arrested
in Tacuahano, for burning the American shin.
George Washington, had received 100 lashes each
and been sentenced to the chain gang for thirty
years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

GRAND POLKA DE coScERT.-This Is anew
p'ses o. mnaie composed for the Piano, byMr. DA
COSTA, Wen knownin this city as . talented musi.
s'an. Its Published by Miller & Bescham. Bald.
ours and for aaie By r. II. TAYLOR.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND, June 4th.


ARRIVED,
( Schr. MISSIONER, Rogers. Boston, mdz, d. w
Currie.
Schr. Mary Ella Mathews, Shropshire, Albany,
lumber, r. H. Whitock & Son.
Bark J. J. Cobb, Howe N. Y, ballast.
SAILED,
Schr. Helen, Long, Boston, mdz d. w. Currie
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Philadelphia, mdz and
pass'srs. Fl. E futile.
sc6r. J. Dsrlins, Herring, Pernambuco, -four, War
wick l. Barksdale.
Schr Ellen Augusta, Post, Aecomao.
Sloop New Packet. Gwaltney, Smith6eld, mdz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

NAVAL. The new steam.frieate Roanoke was
taken out Of the dry dock 1t Norfolk, Tuesday
and placed under the shears, preparatory to hoist
Ing IN her boilers, machinery, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

THE james River and Aanawh Uan
we referred with pleasure, few days since g
a. able pamphlets publizhedin Cincinnaii on sns
subject Of the James River and Kanawna CsnAl
The subject has also attracted the attention. o. uo
Bows Review and Of the Railroad Record OF YIN.
cinnasi. Ills gratifying TO see the leading CONNER
cal Journals Of our country expressing their nigh
appreciation Of our great Virginia improvement
IL is not singular fact that our own legislature
shouid seem TO value less highly shsn our Norsn'
ern and Southern rivals, the great advantass
which Virginia Possesses for direct communica-
ton with the valley ofthe ohiof
nv. commend TO the attention Of our readers
,hs following extracts from the Railroad Record Of
Cincinnati:
.Withip two or thrse years, the Pennsylvania Gen.
trail Road has forced the New York canal, railroads
and all to acknowledge the Pennsyyania lines and
shsir com petins power. At this moment the Bslti
more and Ohio 4. r. 10 doing the sam thing and when
the direct connection s made via the Marietta Rail-
road at Psrkesburs that line a:o will force its full
should not Virginia cave her direct route, from Cic-
cinnati TO Richmond Considered geographically, it
irauite possible to make nearer and NOSE direct
line oftransportation to tidewater through Virsnis
than any other line. except perhaps. Charleston, s.
C. The cities Of the Ohio valley Especially Cincn
natl and Louisyille) central and therefore look
with equal favor upon any Of the radia lines OF COM
merce, which will carry their products to any OF the
great sea-board markets. Their condition 10 very diff
ferent from that of flank city whose interest lies IN
proceeding only from oRehdU the circle. The Ohio
valley, therefore, looks with great interest upon any
route which will connect with the Southern Allan
tie"
.'Having thus stated the present position and views
ofthe Canal Company we shall proceed to give some
of the results of the Canal Commerce
l. TONNAGE and Receipts.-These we give only for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

CEAucfiOn Notice.--The particular NJ.
tsnton Of kc 10 solicited 70 our sale
of splendid Parlor and Chamber Furniture, to take
place THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock, At our store
See advertisements. LARUS SHINE,
ie SIT Auctionesrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

EOH SAL E...In the county OF Charles
Il City, a beautiful little FARM, seventeen miles
forty of which is in cultivation with good house
and all necessary cut-houses under good fence and
ward / deem it unnecessary to give further de.
scrpton a. airy person disposed to purchase will Of
course examine for themselves Apply to James
Moore Richmond or to r. g. g.. Though the post
office. Richmond je 5-6t*
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a. The regular monthly meeting or the
Mouros Building Fund Association, win take place
THIS EVENING, ct Saundsu' Hall, at o'clock.
je5-1t b. w. sTARKE, Sssy.
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SPECIAL Norrcne.

~ Green GlBgor CofdlaI.e.T This dclfaht-
ful prepared from the best Jsmsies Ola
q invr1usble fof Debility Diafrhs Choic. Dyspep.
a, Loo Of Appetlte, and touie and stinulsnt or
these recovering. Il has equal. Persone whsn
crey heated will find ths Cordial cool and yefyes.
ing beverage. Taken after satne, It helps dircson
and removes any bal effects that may arise from enc
use of green fruit and re0stnbfss No family o. ira.
WELLER should be without e. Pint bottles 50 sts
Wholesale Agents, BxNHErr, BEgas 4 FfsHgn,
and 0RuBBs 1 ArrERsoN. jek--1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

SklMTSs shAMfs-.-Jaat opened. Hn.
- other lot Of thosa White and Slate Cord Cactus
Skirts of which are selling very largely ct re.
duced price. Zephyr Whalsbone Skirts; do Corded
do; Zsphenne Corded Skirts new article; EN-
broiderpd Corded amt Cambric skirts; Grsss Cloth
and Skirfs--st the eash store
}a9 CHRISTIAN LATHROf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

nUVAL & NORTON,S CELEBRATED
~ HORSE TONIC.-The fact that Horses daily
becoming more valuable. must induce the people of
ttis country to bestow more care upon them Our
Horse Tonic will improve the condition OF this
noble animal-eivo him an appetite, improve his
cordition-give him sleek and glossy coat of hair,
and be left of after the animal il improved with
out bis falling back in flesh spirits. Made only and
for sale by DUVAL NORTON,
je5 Druggists, 10th and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

kEA u. ,. MAIL STEAMSHIP
S1E ROANOKE leaves City Point SAT.
&16NEN URDAY morning, at O'Clock, for
HE2lsAR x&5IztE26 NEW YORK, via Norfolk.
Passengers desiring to take this cheap and comfort
able route to New York, must leave here by the Pc
tersburg cars. at 81 O'clock Saturday morning
Tickets and berths secured at office, South side
ofthe Basin. ftfs
Only $40 through to Now York, Meals and State
room included.
je 5---2t LUDLAM L. WATSON
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(~<
msr spp'
fstsd, an
. burfbei
~ well
nerves 81
eeses M7
BITTER
mss Of fh@
diFeekiveJ
tons 70 n
our naturI
ner. In |
sstisfaeH4
them 10 4
For ssI{
and else
o 5@SDs,d
row be q
Ladies'
exsmine |
DEbEG1
~ Q NINE
color Pril
city. 10 |
In WI
gains ev
yard. wor |
cts; color |
Dotted 81
fpngsed
swip Nd |
| the best !
1 Worked
1 of finest
/ selling In !
4 624 cents
Il just rcceI|
Enr ha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-05

T STs..TEN DOLLARS REWAH D.
II Tuesday evening between the City and fairfield
Race C0ufse. psfr Of GOLD SpECTACLES Tbs
change Hotel is5 50
4 tlsT---On Tuesday, jane ed 1919, -,
II Main street, between 12th and 81 str4sts ) d
Of GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder will s. saIts.
bly, rewarded By leavias the ssme 1t this e4ics
4-ts
n 0STs-Om the might NJ rhe .f{1fa n1e1ss,s
IL between the Columbian Hotel and ths Dispsfrh
Office, one go and ons ~ NOTE. The fndsr viii
receive reward Of % ~ calling a. this Ohzcs.
my 2Es
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ll.iONOIR.
'h''d nPt"'sl'a post office
FIELDING MliSSELMAN
Wholesale md Retail Dealer in all kinds
or CONFECTIONARIES.

lFts""ner Of Third and LAUREL sts. (nea,I,
opposite The Bank BATON lS,,uge
HAVING. this day prn,trf. his rrices
IL he is p,era,ad 10 furnish all kind NJ
" u Y at wnn,tsanr and RETAIL. on
more favorable terms '|.an ran he bod IN N
Orleans ana having experienced wn,E,nan.
his candy will always BIZ rrpr aud re rsu
cate being taken that no ideInte,ious ;npre-
hlent Is used in its manufacture. as is tnn
often The rase will. confectionery purchase.
at Auctions and from Irresponsible houses
tie trusts thai the trade of this, md the
adjoining parishes. will give hin, their or
de's I" I'LL which he is prepared to do 10
any amount having made arrangements fo,
tho best g'talit,' IT sugar in market. and be-
ing IN correspondence with nne Of The largo
est houses in Vow York 10 supply him Will,
fancy confectionery and articles in his l,nn
September ~
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DOI Colts KevoIvers, 4 inch in cases
doy Aliens " az incb
doz. pair Of Selfcoeking Pistols 2 inches
6 pr. Manton's Se|fcocking Pistols Q inches
Hunting Knives, Bowie Knives. Duks.
Pruning Knives, together with supe r;or
quality Of Implement Knives and Pocket
'"f'ery, large ~Fly's md
'"ses Waterproof Percussion Gays. Rs
,"rs, large variety to suit the most fasfi-
''lo"s, arc now Offered for sale Al reasonable
p''res and the most liberal terms by
her19 WIN EDCEt
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S'istcrm Making.

1--WE Subscriber, is now prepared 10
Il make Cisferns fo order. IN the very
hest style. and will warrant his work Tie
viii keep stock of t'ta best lumber al
ways ON hand, and will attend to putting
his work ny Carpenters work, aud re-
sa'r'"g attended to. q. T. SEES
Near The lesut College,
~ Orders left NJ the Posi- office adIres
sod as above will meet prompt attsn-
't"h 1nc- - I'm
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Qunnarb \ Qfbfnbnre.
Carvjases. Harness. e..

'INHE subscribers have now on hand 4
i. splendid assortment cf Carriages and
He,ness, comprising every variety, 10
wh;ch the attention Of purchasers is inv;-
tod
We ale" manufacture to order. and re-
pair all kinds NJ Carriages. in u supetor
manner Plaotstio" Wagons. Carts, Wheel
and Dirt Barrow made 10 order. and kers
IN hand at all t;,uss All kinds Of Smith
wr,k wade and reraired
full assortment cf lrrn. Iron A vles.
Springs and Trimming materials, on hand
lov sale. Also Plantation and Wagon
Haness
Planta.s and others are invited TO exam
inc our stack, heirte purchasing Az the
old stand. corner Church and Main street
ian 2aly w r. TUNNARD 4 CO
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Millintrp \ 5anfp GOODS.
O'CON OR,
1vrOR EER AND DEALER m
Fancy Dry Goods and Millinery.
nrrOslrF TUr rOsT OFFtnr.

OPPOSITE TIE posi- OFFICE.
On 1bi'5 STREET. eerond Ucuee Fem fcu,e
THF NEW AND Sci FGT. assortment
offered at this New Gt",e' ,lesn,ves tho
particular attention If letiae The e.,
lowing list will give IN idea nj what ,,.y
there he procured, on he mnsf ,e,saunhie
terms Ladies' Paris SILK E,nnets Iia,';ee
All l1ait Ennnefs Ladies Straw aud Ua;,
fon"ets: Florence. Euslisl, and pnuetal,ie
t;o'"efs Grey and "tl,e, fancy E"nrefs
Misses SILK and Straw .nunets. do H..
ii" F'ats IL" Boys Hats anl Cars: Rib
hons. tl"we,s and Fpmes .Nani;|las
''"aks and Sha~lss - ashne'c Starts. new
style: Fa'ascls, t'crsets and lfule,sl;,ts
t"' Eands, Fdeines and lose,tines; Fls,.,
and Fnh Pocket lianIketthels Plain
AID Einb folla's. le themisettes and
Sleeres, Thread and Cotton Eduings :.
" o"le" and SILK Neek lies: ladies Ito
sie,v and t'leves Plaid ttaIvcu for Dresses
Al if'e. per Vi do f1inohans at i2Ac rer
81 Muslin pelan ~ n, re, yd Dauask
AND N"h. Curtains th,,ice Wnnlep Fl.Is
f,t Dresses tnlc,ed and White FlanneIS
po,nes,es and ltisl, tioens; ycnnet. Swiss
anl Nansn"k Muslin, Plain and fou,e,l
Erhhinets. f,ents Gloves Hosiery and
t'avafs: Te,i,nue,v nj all kinds tls,r
and trHetts Also fine assoc, ,neni NJ
Curtis. Fuus. aud Swans Down. Neck and
White Frm'ne, for Trimming Also. n
variety It other articles at
OibNON'S NEW STORE.
lan=lG-' Il. Ration Rouge. In
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Petroleum, or Rock oil.

INHI, most wonderful remedy ever dis
covered, procured from u we'll IN the
Allnghany mountains four hundred fee! be
low the earth surface. will cHecf,mll = cure
f,les, Deafness, Old Sores and ;rIrcrs. Sore
md 'nl'anen eyes. Rhnma',sm, Neuralgia,
White swelling. oct i,r sale by
WM. HOtEL, Druggist.
march - Iafayctfe etrcct
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Nry G.espsOssaIe.

INHIS Preparation IS concentration ri
J. the property Of The best Lemon and
Sugar, which qualities the article 10 l,o-
l''ee '"s'a"ta"e"nsg ? rsperhn I.nnorada,
and make il more con vsJpiaut than Lennon
Syrup ~ Lemons. NOT being liable TO sto;l
whatever climate il may 10 transferred IT,
lis usefulness with Parties. F,rnirs and tho
travelling community Is nbvio,,s, and Tor
persons thai undertake long voyages i.
VIII p'aYe to he an eHertual preventative
ri seurvy
l"va'ls naYa'sc use il with advan-
fagn when prescribed by Physicians Pre-
pared only b., WIN BOEEL,
Druggist and Apothecary
10 whom all nrtIa,s ,uust he q dressed
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Creole Hair fpDD.

Is NOW acknowledged :" be the best
i preparation for the hair--it is purely
vegetab le-imparts deep and rich lnstre
:" the hair, an! viii he found most parfic-
ularly acceptable to the light haired One
'r'a' will satisfy you Of the above asser-
ton, For sale by
nov29 WIN BOGEt,.
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Per shin Audover.

LNRENCH WINDOW GLASS; Amer.
4 ic"n Zinc paint in Oil. French Zinc ir
Varnisb, White Lead Paris Green. Finer.
aid Green Chrome Green h Yellow " hit
ing, Putty Glaz'e's Diamonds, PANT blush
as, Sfemcois etc, 10, sale hy
jutA @ WIN HOGEL.
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10 whom oil o,,Ia,s nnst he al,l,essed
A1AHSH'S Imr,pyel Elas,;c SINS

M AESI'" ImrrpseJ Elas'io Sus
w reuder Sholdn R'aca. tho object
If whirl is ~ crrrert haht,aI stnnpinp
round aui crooked shoulders. weak back
and rhnst, anl to preserve that erect aud
graceful .S's't'nn which is Indispensable Ia
hoa'f' and beauty, it s adapted 10 Men.
W"'nnn and fhillren ri III ages. ,ccups
f'"ns and conditions it isy,gh', vel strong
perfectly elastic, simple, and beautifully
'If''s 'he object designed For sale hy
OFT !. WV. Eoert Drugunsf
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Twigg's Hair Restorative

WIS compound possesses the virtue Of
L rasfor'ng grey hair 10 its o,ig ,naI color
and tor preservation and growth OF the hair
has n" equal Prepared from Tho nrae,nal
recipe and sold in quantities to suit pnrchas
ers by WV Ro.r. D,,,o,.t
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(hTmliSnDs.

ISI received irru,fhr Manufacturers onO
:, ~ Far's Onnine 9, NJ Morphine. Is
bis ta1ouel ~ IBIS Blue Mass. :, bis Chic
roform, ct eft All of which will be sold
~ New Orleans pi'res, hv WIN EfS.FL,
wtlt Y. DRUGGIST Lsfyctfc .t
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tHAMPAIGNF, CHAMPAGNEf-
- The undersigned has Just received a
supply Of the genuine piper heidsiek
champagne IN baskets Of pints, of quarts
RI, sale X any quantity also sore Of the
celebrates champagne of Desbnrdes fila
Ian ~ y. IN Boerr, Druggist,
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For Conrha Colds &c

n YERS Cvery PICTORIAL. RushtorS9 Cod
~ Liver OIL, W,stsrs BnIsarn ot Wild
cherry Jaynr's Expec'oran' Hastings
HYr"p"i Naph'ha rct just received-a few
dozen OF each for q sale by WV. Bo4r,..
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Benny Lind Hair tsposs.

A NEW and valuable Article Undressing,
~ and smeothing the hair, and to imparf.
a beautiful '"stre, free from greasinass. for
sale by VIM BoesL. Druggist.
jan 70 Lafayette street
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Liver SOuspplnjnt.

( IAN BE ehectuaIly cured by the usa oI
- Hollands CsrHan Eittnts Price 20
d"eed =" seventy Eve cents, can always be
had fresh At the A,ug store Of
"tl0 VIM EOCFL.
\ LIZ AND EORTFE-A large supply
* nj Barclay, retkiu's 4 Co's I.nn,l,.n
Porter and }ennent Scotch Ale warranted
genuine just ,ece'2rd and fcr sale by
n" 2llY WIN. EOEFL. Druggest
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For ChijIs md Favor

INDIA N tHDLA .Ut.UF, Gmith'sTonie
Champion, I'.ls and other preparation,
:" cure thus disease, for sale by
"rtl1. WV. HOEFf..
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~D.~ -~D~aDux

HAS fUsI RECEIVED. a large and
!. we'll ass"'tal supply Of STAPEE
DRY GOODS. which. tpge'hnr with the
stock "f FANey Mt.r'vAev ''oors on hand
will J." sold 81 The ve,y lowest r,;ces-
The Staple b,y t."nds consists IN part nj
toit'naaes. l'leaehed x uulleaebed Shut
'ngs. irish Linens lwa,,antel ,r,.n) white
and unhlearIed I 'ne,, Fable nanask Map
k'"s and l'Vels: M"syne" Ears, u, every
description. &c Fn,chassrs may rast as
sn'ed that all the ep"ds in Store. are Of tho
first quality md best manufaeiure: none
nj That doubtful class "i st"s generally
bought at a"ct'"n-hut eeeds purchased
from the ur,st reliable. sott,ees
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Gum Drnns

IISI received T., lbs Gt,1n Arabic Drops
- J"lan Io1engers, French Juenbe and
t'Huor'1e Paste, hrtIulaied Dtops ot sll
flav"ts. Sprnre Cum, refined taIsbra Tia
n"rl'r, ert. by WV. Hocr1..
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Carriages, Harness. a..

lust received from the beet northern
- manufacturers. a large assortment ~
C8RRL3GEa and HARNESS. which.
with q number of my own nanmfact,,e
comprises variety worthy the attention ri
purchasers. WIN are invited ~ exa,n;no te-
fo'e purchasing elsewhere
oct t9-y W. y. TUNNARU
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Byynn.s u'uu,uoujc vyesers.

UJTRE PASTE, Pate de Euiu,auva
- Gum Drops, Lococks Waters, and
other preparations for coughs and colds,
for sale ny WV Roer,, Druggist,
Jan % Lafayette street
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Browns = ssenoe Of Jsnsios Ginger

> Gross Ut Browns Jamaica t.inyer
> just received from Fred Brown Phil
adelphia and for sale at HIS prices, whole
sale or retail, by W. EOGLE.
fnb. w. Druggist, Lafayette 81