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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-12

The Madison (Wisconsin) Journal learns that
the Norwegian population OF Dane county amounts
to s, 1928 persons. ..t s=-ss -s. - a.
The charming American vocalist Biscaccianti is
in Paris creating . sensation In Sonam5ula and Lu
cia.
The late severe winter is said to have destroyed
whole orchards of peach trees in Kentucky.
There are seventy-fve banks in Maine, with an
aggregate capital of 100000
The milkmen of Cbarlestown, Mass who do
more than . quarter of . million of business a
year have entered into An arrangement to furnish
milk at i've cents quart. & v-s@ Fse g8s-.
[ The recsipts of the Hudson River Railroad for
the month of March, were S229, 1872 81 against
Sl78 $50 %, same month last year. sia' etssi
The East India trade Of the United States, in
Guiding the African and Pacific trade, employs at
the present time 400 ships and l50 barks the great
er proportion of which are owned In Boston aud
New York Fifty years ago, few 200 ton ships
and brigs controlled the Cast India business
The straight Wings of Philadelphia have nomi-
mated full city ticket to be supported at the com
ing election ,.,s.+es.tt5
The New Bedford Common Council has balloted
Atty three times for President without affecting
an election. -
A widow lady in Bayfield,, near the Rowley line.
Mass, named Pearson, aged about 60 years, hung
herself with . skein Of yarn on Saturday morning
The United States have 5,50O,OOO tons Of ship.
ping, Ore&b 6ttthiu SrOSusvOo, 0Oitnauys t1Ciuuiuk
Austria l, ,00o 0oo, and France only 736 $50 tons.
The waters Of the earth are nayigated by l45
600 vessels, Of 1895, ,687 tons-so says German
Magazine SITS esg&
The wild pigeons are so plentiful in the vicinity
of Columbus Ohio that they are literally break.
ing down the trees by aghtins on them
Rev. Theodore Parker having received . letter
from an Alabamian, calling him . 'd----d white
hearted, slaye-stealing scoundrel" Mr.. p. says he
never be fore had the title OF ID. ID. conferred on
him, even in small letters.
A suit has been commenced in the st. Louis
Common Pleas, by Mrs. Mary A. Brand, widow,
against Robert II. @. .Blenis for damages sustained
BY the murder of her husband, which she lays At
$4,000.
An exchange commenting on the fact that .
number of Ciueinnad young ladies have lately
been married and carried away TO other. places,
says city has better claim TO supply spaysYibs
for the universe. >
Ma, Dan. J. cobwia has bssn sppoinssd chief d
poics Of Bostona x,g4 go a.sssY,tg !.
".tuliue, yeu.saysyou have len IMr.Aiisn and
gone 4aligs With Mr. Green Haw did you cops
70 % lhasssa Tie urged ma" Who ausssd you
sMys IAales ~ AIlow = y 'swhh a,oie boce. !
Ieavs hsswies sass, and hs Kicked ~ Of ~ stoops
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THE GREAT STEAMRR.--The Portland State of
Maine learns from David Bellhouse, Esq., of Mon
treal, who came out in the steamer of the 18th of
March, that 'tthe mammoth steamer is making
rapid progress towards completion. The cost of
the vessel is estimated S5 900 600 and the mere
cost of launchin g her At 100000. The launch is
to be effected by excavating the ground beneath
her and letting her drop into the water as she
lies" 8. f.. ...A 81 .. ....
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HELP FOR MR.. EvERErT.-One Of the most
amusing facts connected with Mr. Everett's ora
tion has just been published Since IL acquired 20
large hold upon tho public mind, and the demand
for the delivery of it has been co-extensye with
the Union. Mr. Everett has received q proposition
from . rhetorician Of some note to relieve him Of
the task This uuassuming gentleman represented
that he was perfect In his oratoricaI acquisitions
voice, gesture information, good emphasis and good
discretion, and could impart TO the eulogy that
grace and effect in which he thought Mr. Everett
was deficient He only stipulated for one half of
the proceeds as reward for his disinterested ser.
vices Everett to receive the other half and the
whole OF the aceumulating fame. II 10 needless to
say that the proposition was declined ~
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SALT IN MISNEsoTA.-There is q large salt re-
gion In Minnesota. "A company was chartered at
the recent session Of her Legislature to explore It.
and, fdeemed expedient engage in the manufac-
ture. The salt springs and lakes, which are sup
posed to be rich. lie partly In Minnesota and partly
In British America, and cover an area of ten thou
sand square miles. If the manufacture proves
successful 1t vii save the expense of transporting
from the East u-rH E. ~ -.
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NAUTICAL ScHooI-A bill is now before the
Massachusetts Legislature to establish a nautical
school for boys, providing that vessel of 500 tons
shall be purchased and manned by boys sent from
the houses of correction and almshouse of the
State and oficered by State appointments. The
bill approprates $50 900 for the purpose, providing
that SIS 900 is raised by private subscription and
paid into the State Treasury i~is rs1. ST - :
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MASONIC DEMoNsTRATION.-Therei 10 to be
great demonstration of the whole Masonic craft of
Western Kentucky and Tennessee at the laying
Of the corner stone of Western Kentucky Masonic
College. At Lpdgeton, Fulton county, KY, on the
oath OF Juns. More than forty Masonic bodies
will be present, and the arrangements for the fest
val have been made on the most extensive scale.
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20 70 oIusLIc9--Esery mother shouid have Sor h,
dren.n = '-SestueaS 70 tne cMi-
hSDDiNG's RUSSIA SALvE.--It Il Z Bostop r..,.sv
OF thirty yesn standing, sndis recommsndsd by NV.
ncsns u is sure and speedy cure for Burns Psies
Boil, corn., Felons Chiblains and Sores Of svsr,
Eind; iof lever sores ulceu Itch, Scald Head Nst.
nurses Whtlows Sites, Festers, Flea Bites sud.yr Dy
Stinsa Frozen Limbs Salt Rheam Scuryy. So1pp "a
Cracked Lips Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wound ds
tisa most valuable remedy and cure, which can Be-
testified to by thousandg who have used Il IN the c;s
Of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty yems In
nstance will this Safve do injury or nterfere
with physician's prescriptions II 10 made from ths
purest materials from recipe brought from Rusuia-
Of articles growing in that country-snd the propre
tors have letters from all clsssss clergymen, physi-
cians captains, and others who have used
1t themselves, and recommend it to othen.
Redding's Russia Salvn is put In large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture Of horse and
the wrapper. Price Is ceIts box.
Sold ut all the stores in town country or may be
ordered Of any Wholesale druggist. ss.ia as'.ss.s
:. as sa1s REDDING y CO, ,Fronietors
..s No State st., Boston,
IL BENNETT. BEERS Z Fisher, Agents for
Richmond. s518kfs.} 1s.+ - q l2--d6ua
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
satarday Nisrning, April ~. Isae.

WINTER IN SANTA FE.-The Santa Fe Gazette
Of March LIST says:s .se..s
....! Inc Aexican traders and Buffalo hunters are
returning in . deplorable condition. some sir or
sesen Of the party were frozcn 70 death and many
otners badly frost bitten. But for their wagons
and carts which they used for fuel the whole party
would doubtless have perished
Iheir snhnals were rearly all either frozen or
driven OF by the Isdans and all that returned are
on loot The Indians have also lost large quanti
ties of stock from the Geld weather The winter
has indeed been q severe one - F%sslA 81
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A SHOCKING MURDER The Mobile Tribune of
the 5th instant, says For day or two past, a ru-
NOR has prevailed in that city that Mr.. Burden,
living In Newbern, Greene county, in that State,
had been murdered. The rumor proves to be cor.
rect By . letter written from Greene, dated 30th
ult, we learn that on the night of the 26th some
person, unknown, threw . stone through q glass
window at Mr.. Burden while setting in his bed
room. The damaged glass was not repaired du-
ring the following day. Thursday; and at night,
after Mr. B. had retired to bed. and while Mrs. B.
and the children were in an adjoining room, a gun
was thrust through the aperture in the window
and discharged, the contents lodging in the heart
of Mr.. B. and blowing it into fragments" AL
suit immediately ascertained, the efforts to secure
the perpetrator ofthe deed were unsuccessful.
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OvERTAKEN BY DEATH--The Memphis (Tenn)
Enquirer says that the young man, who q week
or two since killed Capt. Stevens. of the Ohio
Belle, and was in turn tied and thrown overheard,
was Jos. Cooke, Jr, son of Jos Cooke, highly re-
spectacle citizen of Mississippi Young Cooke
killed man named Sanderson, at Holly Springs,
Miss. a few years since, and has been fugitive
from justice ever SINCE under the name of Jones
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uVr Improved SAmbretypcs Phefe9raphn.
AND DAsUERKEoTYsgs-lmpr Amorosypss =
ted an Arrangement for taking ths Improved Amnrp-
wepromse - sspd out pictures superior g any
thing ZEN in the Stats Of Virginia The -
style OF Ambrotypes on slaas % biz old sstae nso
The Dssuerrsotyps dspsstmaet will teessve ~
sssrsssypss far thoss rAo S@iss saee; Yyrrv
5 tes - sao - tasss sypPoglse ,sAenssss esAs.
~ DR.. b. e. WeIltSfl ~ reevel kiu
ASAlsseS ssEiss q m ~ 1larshsli stsssts9 p
sap S@ll1lt 8 y az sai = Asta $50 ~sss
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Hon. Soland Borland has relinquished his edito-
rial connection with the Little, Rock (Ark.) Ca
zette sqi r5a..5.s e u. ~. .t.,..
Sewell . convicted murderer, made his escape
from the jail of Hatford N. G., last week.
There u said to be living In New York In .
slate OF great desttution blood relative of Gen.
Washington, named Mrs, Runnell /.
Dr. Root, Of St Louis, has just sold for s24. .s75.
site in st Paul. Minnesota, which he purchased
for $500 six years ago.
On Wednesday, the Hon w. F. Murray's exten.
sive saw mill, at Portsmouth, Va, was destroyed
by fire. Loss $4,000; insurance e2,500.
Miss Kimberly is reading "Hiawatha" at Hope
Chapel, y. York.
Rev Daniel Ware and Rev. James Byrd, Metho.
dist missionaries, lately died In Africa
Gen Pillow, Of Tenn, declines to be considered
an aspirant for the Vice Presidency
Mr.. Dunn, N. c. from Indiana, Is said to be quite
III at Washington s is'sa
Are occurred at Boston Thursda destroying
400 bales OF cotton. owned by GODDARD and Pritch
ard, and valued at $4,000 gsgx.5,
Bishop OReilly, of Hartford. Conn.,, II is now
sscertained, was certainly passenger on the Pa
cifc
FIFTY steamers, from various ports arrived n
ST. Louis onSaturday last. as
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CAUSE AND EFFECT Sunday evening n
coai-digger, named Jos, Bates, residing in South
Pttsburg, Pa drank three pints of wkiskey. and
was found dead in his bed on Monday morning
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MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoNs-The city election took
place at Cincinnati on Monday, except for Mayor,
and resulted generally in favor of the democrats -
similar election at Louisville was carried by the
American party. At Albany, N. Y, DR.. Quacken
bush, dem, is elected Mayor, with = majority Of
democrats in the Councils. tt.a
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MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAs-The police At
Boston arrested on Tuesday negro named Buck
ley, sailor on the ship Juliet, which arrived at
that port from New Orleans, on the charge of muir
dering the chief mate. James Maine on the 24th
of March, while on the passage The parties had
q dispute, when Buckley drew a sheath knife and
gave Maine q stab, of which he died in "a hours
Maine, previous to his death, signed written dec.
laration that he received his death wound at the
hands of Buckley. H...a
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r spring Ssock..-ThOs. Il. Price & Go.
desire to say to their eust0mers and the public that
they are in receipt Of very kTeGt variety Of NEW
THINGS, and AZ oneof the House will bs IN market
most Of the season. buyers may be assured Of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES ut all times
az A complete assortment of Family Linens,
Cottons and Servants Goods NH 18-Sm
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FROM THE PLAINs.-Advices from the Plains
state that Gen. Harney had met the represents
tives of all the Indian tribes in the Sioux country
except two tribes and that definite terms Of peace
had been agreed upon.
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LYNCH Law IN CAINA.-The New York Com.
merciai has the following extract of q letter from
China, dated December 9th:
sour peaceabe suburbs were a scene of un-
wonted uproar yesterday afternoon. Canton
man quarrelled with Fuh Ohau man in the street
and killed him ON the spot. He was instantly
seized by the mob, and with his hands tied behind
him. taken to the top of the hill back of the for.
egn hongs and bound to pine tree The wife
of the deceased cooie took nail and drove it into
the body, shoulders, breast, temples, and eyes Of
the wrthing culprit aided and abetted by furious
multitude in her bloody revenge. The man was
Just alive at sundown several hours after. / saw
the mangled body this morning. The head was q
perfect uiass Of gore. The conduct Of the woman
Is loudly applauded by the natives. lessn
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DEATH OF MAJOR HARSEY.-we learn from
the Baton Rogue Advocate that Major Robert B.
Harnoy, brother of Gen. Harney, U. s Army,
died at his residence in Elkton, Tenn, on the 9th
uit, OF parafytic attack. The Advocate says:
Major Harney had in early life family love for
the din and strife of those wars that make ambi.
tion virtue being an officer in the regiment of reg
ulars which gained brilliant victory under Gene
raj jackson the bloody battle of the Horse Shoe
W here the great chief, Red Eagle, sustained such
q crushing defeat. Gen Sam Houston was in the
same engagement, and both these officers bore
upon their persons evidence Of the fury Of the
fight.
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FREsHET IN THE GENEsEE.-At Rochester, N.
Y. on Monday, the ice in the Genesee (Which had
been rising) began to move, and came down with
considerable violence. 1t carried away. about
which caused an immediate rise of nearly three
feet between the dam and the Falls. Some sheds
were carried away and bridges injured, but the
damage was light .i
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BOARDING.

nOARDfNG..-Twe pleasant reems, with
IL board can be had in pleasant neighbvrheod, 90
seeommodsted with Day Board. Apply st this Office.
sp s-et - - -.
a IlsI STA HOUSE,. Richmond. Virginia
n Pleasant and convenient rooms can now he had
of M FARRAk, by two or three families Also,
r,Ieu,ep can have rooms furnished for them. Eight
=, Ten more day bosrdeu desired. TIausient board
a., ssn be promptly and well accommodated for any
length OF tiule, mn zo-tim
1TIR1:INfA HuUek..trace street uenr
tah-Mrs ROSA D.. VALENTINE would re-
,r..,fui,y solicit share Of public patronage promis
;ps 10 use every endesvor % make her guests feeas
T.rms reaso1sbie. NH Ii--lms
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SALE, UPoN ACCOM,IODATIN(,


Tvrnty csses choice Spring PRINTS q
Ten cases worsted and Lawn DRESS GOODS
Ore case Fancy and Black SILKS Hsfs1- zt-l
Fifteen cases C0TTONADES
Tan cases LINENS
One case assorted MARSEILLES
-Four cases CASSIMERES, for summer wear
Eight cases GINGHAMS
One case China Grass CLOTHS
Ten cases Bleached b0MESTlCB
Forty bsIes 8rown SHiRTINGS
One case Silk HDKsS.
Four cases Cotton and Ginsham do.
Ten bales BED TICKS t---.
Three cases APRON CHECKS
Two cases CURTAIN GOODS
Two csses Brown HOLLANDS
One case Muslin and Lace CURTAINS
Five cases CAMBRICS. checked and dotted
Two cases sEMBROIDERIES
Two cases TABLE CLOTHS
With many other goods, at very low prices at the
corner Of Main and 18th sits.
Also-Asent for Dix& Sons and Crawford I Co.'S
THREADS. D. II. LONDON.
ap dim s'z
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r b. H. Wexford, yr., Attorney nj Law,
| Main and Frankn. s1ss4f. IaP7-
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~ The Daily Dispasch h served 10 sabssrthsrs
:. ssyx ase A aUAaTER cENTeeER wEEn. payable tc
de csrder weekly. Price for mailing. 81 aysar tn
advance. SEQ ee@
rT The Weekly Dispasch 10 isvssa every m.
.,y, and mailed 10 subscribers at . per annum.
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AZ BatchelOr's Hair Dye.--Twenty years
experiment and application justify the pop ietor in
warrantfng this the best Hair Dye in existence.
injury to hair skin. Made and sold, applied lin
nine private rooms) at Batchel0r's Wig Factory,
2SS Broadway, New York. is' !
The genuine for sale by -
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
sp l0-6m l25 Main street
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~ Bowers, Snyder and Carter.-of the
RICHMOND STovE AND ARcHITEcTURAL IRos
WORKS havaopened office and Sample Room or
10th street, two doors south of Main street.
+ v,hQ D. sfsg9fs+s So J. e.
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II WORkS.-The oodenit ned, Proprietor Of this
old aid well tried establishments takes this method OF
informing his numerous friends and patrons that he
near Har.Ps mills TO Main street, between 7th and
Slh Streets where he expects to bs permanently To-
csed for the FIVE years and respectfully socts
call from al persous In want of any articles in his
ls he sdseImired to try and please all who win
favor hin, with their patronage both ss to price and
workmanship.
N. BAH orders from the surrounding country, ad
dressed to "J. v. CRAWFORD, Richmond, Va. )" will
meet with prompt attention.
lint L. ". CRAWFORD.
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~ DR.. VIM. n. Taylor offers his prefes.
sional services to the citizens OF Richmond ana ylei-
nifty. Asaa g lla&@@ ga,
Office on Main street. over the Drug Store Of o. A.
| strecker where be may be found day and Eight
4 trn>
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r~ Fencing eAcademy.--P. Wilbacher
tsies pleasure In informing his friends and amateurs
In the science that he has opened Tor 1nsfroc
Hon At No. 2O3 Main street. Terms IS for course
~ 10 i..sc,s In claseas NH 17-Sm
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~ sonsethisg fssIly nice - the WY of cSsp9Ss
~ 9rgl = spapA.s w aplsA.s ssfH ssve oLrAkIA ,1A
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N0TIGsnE;5;;5i n;5 hereby appeint 10 SEP
CERIEE and LIQUORS, for cash. -.
DAVID KINKER
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SUPER PHOSPHATE or LIME.- Hav

y lnS made arTanEements with Frof Mapes Tor the
sale Of his nitros Super Phosphate OF Lime ct
manufacturers prices, we confidently recommend It
to our friends believing TO bs superior TO any fertl.
izer in use having i1 effects last year on
corn and having heard so much of its good effects,
are constrained TO belere it superior to saano not
because it makes better crop the first year after ap
pcation, but because Of its durability having In il
large proportion of bone dust For sale by the ton
hAJ NH "a BAKER L. fLEASANTS
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| ~ Gibbs' Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND RHoroGRAPHs. or EvERY SIZE AND DE-
and made psrmsnsnt or il desired. to life size on
psper retaining the perfect hkeness and painted hy
hrst-ci,ss sSast. making nost beautiful and deHra
AmbrotyPss in loeksts. pins, cases. md names Of
Corinfhisa Hall, Main street, Ssiow stA,
10 Is sss& u kMsss - h1--ess ~ 1tuhruond
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RATBs! HATHsE sEBATHsI!-Hsf. Cold
- snd Shower Baths can be had at Ill hours mon
ssclock A. H. - 10 r. ~, II ths Hair Cufting. shs.
y,ns snd shs mpoohine Saloon. under the sAmsrican
Hotel Eptrsnce On llth arsst- 6insls. bAfh Is cts
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NEW STOCK OF SPRING q o o ID 8
" We have received our stock of taple and fanc

DICHAKDSON q CO.'S WHOLESALE
IL DRY GOODS STORE, 95 Main strset-We
selling to the trade this season, entire stock
of GENERAL DRY GOODS, without regard to
cost that may be enabled TO place in store
unequalled stock of Carpetngs Floor Oil Cloths and
Mattinss.
Merchants from the country assured that our
stock contains many desirable articles of STAPLE
Goops, and large lot of DREss GOODS, in all which
BARGAINS may be had.
NH SI.-lm+ RICHARDSON & CO.
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~ DIR. Peachy, corner of Governor and
Franklin SITS, over Doggett Anderson. =
Office students have access to Library and Anatom
icsl plates, full set.) NH 2l--lmr
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HkErk. = 80 boxes prime fEsIIa1iSI
~ knElish Chesss; for saIs by
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A LBERT L. WEST, F,

"A ARCHiTECTANp MEAsURER,
Rsspec,ful!y re unds his friends and the public gen.
erally that in addition to MEASURING and PRE-
ZINC all kinds of work used in the erection of build
ings-Brick work, Carpenters work. Painting. Ples-
teTinE 3c-he 10 pre- pared to furnish PLANS and de-
tail DRAWINGS, Specifications Estimates and Con-
tracts for every variety of Bpildngs and will super
intend their construction. Having thorough PRAc-
TIcAL knowledge of the Building business, and CON
siderable experience Architect, he hopes to give
satisfaction to ell who may employ him
~ Office on llth street, between Main and Bank,
where he may be found at 8 O'Clock every morning.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-12

- Preserve yeur Teeth-aErese decay
render yous gsms soand and hsailhy-by the uss oi
pgevenfs ToothachA impVW speexly Wilderness 20
ihe Teeth snd 6eliekefdl shd permanent aroinsrie
fraxraNcr - tha krsaah ~ ffoe fxom al tninriou1
msftsrs sndis rcsomnsnasd 81 physIcisns and dsa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-05

Il. FRENCH. a
kEa sEsEs. 81 co.

nEALERS in Groceries md Produce and Forward
~ ing ana Commission Merehants,ys Main street,
he wee. 81 and 80, hcnkuk, Iowa.
Would call the attention Of tho ctizcns If this city
and Country Merchants to their large and weil re-
leeed stock Of Groceries. They have Of the lar
gesl stocks ever offered in this place, Of all such
teles are usually kept in Grocery establishments,
ana will sell Oh the most reasonable terms. They
f,el confident from their long experience and de-
Termination To give strict personal attention e bust
ness thai they VIII merit liberal hare u custom.
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