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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

FINE POTAfoEs fine t lot of sweet
potatoes We have seen this season was grown by
Mr.. VIM. T. Gauldin. Of Hanover, who il a regular
attendant at the first market. lie has furnished
n. specimens of his crop which are not olly OF
mammoth size, but Of delicious favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04
COAL.

EHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
~ be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
j. good HARD COKE, which delivering for
the present at Si.7j per load
DC Ig-ts JNO. j. WERTH Agt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04
T AKGE ARRlYAL OE NEW Gn0DS.

NOTlCE.-Having now in store very
~ large stock of fine CLOTHING. embracing Over
Coats, kaglaps, Shawls, Blankets Cloaks fine Dress
Coats, Drees Frocks do; Business Coats, all coors
Vests, great variety: Pants of French and English
Cassmeres, and FURNISHING GOODS of choice Sc
lectons from finest to low grades My stock in va
rety Is unsurpassed and mark ed down to suit these
hard times. My ed patrons and the public are in
yited to cali; all III want will profit Themselves by
examining my stock. The cash is wanted at No ll9
Main ST. j. ID. GOODMAN.
N B-The GoOis will he sold cc o7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

Disabled "A negro wagon driver
owned by Mr.. John I. sizer, was severely injured
on Monday, by the falling of a piece Of scantiins
from the roof Of the Danville Depot. He sustained
a fracture of the leg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

SAFETY OF ENGLISH RAnwAYs-Last wear only
one person in 16.l6S 499 who had travelled by rail
way, was killed from "eauses beyond his own cou-
troll"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

Nor DECIDED YEr.-The Supreme Court
Of Appeals of Virginia, have not yet decided tbs
cases Of Bull, Livingston and Tanner, on appeal
from the Circuit Court OF this city. The cases
have been argued before the court and they are un
der advisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04
DRUGS, MEDICINES A.

~w2 FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDf-.
NJ MciNES.-MEADE & BAKER, practical Che
III mists and Pharaacentists, lS6, II. ". corner of
~ aaih aud 10th strsets. Richmond Va. oiferi
thysicisns ann families q complete and varied assor,
snd Pharmaceutical Preparations; & round and whola
sspess, slfrED aud PURE; Surgical lnstrurnents
sapIliahces; TTusses IN great variety; Supporters
lag; Perfumery: Soaps; Brushes; Cegnbs; Cigars
smoking and Chewing Tobacco OF tie hest brands
aon Porter. selecsed especially for invalids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

HESRIoo CIRCUIT CoUgT.-This tri
nnnai Was engaged yesterday In the trial Of the
case OF Peter Crutchfeid charged with killing bis
wife Last year. on Oregon Hill. by excessive beat
ing. The prisoner was tried last fall convicted
ana sent TO the penitentsry for 5 years After
waIhs on bis notion Judge Clopton set the verdict
aside and granted him new trial upon the ground
that the jsry were separated while In cu.toiy az
the sheriff The prisoner has been ia Jail for up.
~ watds OF 10 months Judge Caskie represented
the Commonwealth in the absence of Mr. Younv at
the County Court. The prisoner was defended by
hessrs. August, Gilmer aud Bayley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04
VISITORS TO THE FAIR, 1857.

KEEN, BALDWIN ( Co. have, in anticipation Of
your wants. recently received large additions to
their stock Of
FALL AND WLNTER CLOTHING,
enabling them to show the largest and most attrac-
tive stock ever exhibited by them or to be found in
this city or State. Having uneQualled advantages.
IUe dty successful competition If you would consult
your own iutcrest, call at the old and favorite
house. l02 Main street. where may be found at all
times the largest stock, latest styles and best bar
gains. All goods warranted.
oc26 KEEN BALDWIN Il co
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Their stock consists in par. Of
Rodgers ""Wostenhoinl' 8 Butchers and Map
pins pocket aud table Cutlery; Razors, Scissors
and Shears
Log, OK fifth, breast, back. tongue trace and hal
ter Chains =
Bellows, AnVils, yses Stocks and Dies and Tongs
Horse and Mule shoes, and Griifin's horse shoe
Nails
Hemp and Manila Rope, Bed Cords and Plough
Lines
Axies. springs Nuts Washers. carriage and plough
Bolts
Cast shear blister and German Steel
spades Shoves, Forks Hoes Picks and Mattoxes
stirrup Irons, Bits. Buckles. Webbing. and Saddle
Trees
Wagon, stage and gig Hames
Eridles Halters, Girths and Web Reias
Pad stock, chest till, rim and mortiee Locks
Enilding Hardware Of every description
Carpenters, smiths and saddlers' Tools, Of every
description
,nmons' Collins, MaIn's and Virginia" Axes
Genune Anchor Bolting Cloth
=. B.-They are, also, sole agents in Richmond
for FRiTbank' i celebrated Scales. SCI
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CLOSING NfcHr The Exhibition Com
mittee of the Virginia Mechanics Institute have
resolved to close the Fair on Thursday night next
on which occasion the closing address will be de-
iisered by Thomas ii. Wynne. Esq. Those who
nave not yet attended the Exhibition, should do 50
To-day, as there are very many interesting arti-
cies in the room, which must be seen by daylight
to be appr ated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

HARD TINES IN rHs wEsr- Threatened Ef,,n;a.
We have already noticed that much suffrrinv nr.-
walls In Stearns county, Minnesota In eonssa,...-
of the destruction OF the crops by grassho.,,,.r.
The Chicago Journal Gays:
COMMITTEES from siearns conntv headaa bx W
teenvoord. late member Of ths eo1stirnti,,si 60.
yention were In st, Paul Gu the 2Otb uIt 10 a.
elt contributions for tue relief Of persons In that
connty who are on the verge of staryation -
the past two years the crops in Stearn. have hae,
totally destrlyed by the grasshoppers There i.
hIt pgshet ~ wheat OF oats in the county, raised
WITHIN It's borders Farmers but two wears sinc.
I'M oonpa.asely wealthy are now suffering for .
want Oh neeesssries Of life. Over two Thousand
people, 1t is estimated. will require aid
iheis rs SUFFERING aud prospective famine
aheng tue luubeTmen of the Wisconsin lumber
region We have adsices from there M 10 the 18th
W. "u ,a1ar eos OF poor men had been discharged
nhi"as moments warning and some with nst
her q cent III the pocket nor scarcely any food In
the house. - -A
The mills from Green Bay to Nenomonee were
81 snut ao"h without one moments warnJng:
some OF the men paid Of with note. nt sirfy
days, Others with due bills. There is not a barrsi
ot rork Hour or anything for the inner man and
not twenty dollars in money in the whole region.
hen who are not able to walk are going to Green
BAY leaving their wives aud children hera sith
not thres days provisions before ,m. Jo,,lers
are ira.'ns the woods for want Of pork aud f,ur
for their help.
vi the pressure at Chicago the Tribune says:
number of landlords, 10 view of the falling OF
IA business OF th ir tenants ann the financial bear.
iig upon the trading and producing classes. have
Voluntarily reduced their rents some Of them one
third Vacant rooms and stores can now b. hnd
from 20 TO 80 per cent cheaper than was asked six
months ago One instance came under observation
fhis week OF store room III u fne block Iucs-
ted on south Water street, being rented for a.
10. for which the owner deinantied s4.5Oo last
spring.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

TnE BOsToS FukGEkY CAsE.-1he examination of
edmund +. Price, on the charge OF forgery against
him, took place in the Police Iourt Boston ON Eli.
day.
George f. Coryee. one of the parties implicated
testified iur the state that lac (Jorvee) had signed
numerous bills with the names President and
Cashier" which had been given to Price to pass
tie testified TO having forged $4,000 worth of bills
on the Hide Leather Bank. and subsequently de-
stroyed them; also that at Portland $5U bill on
the Blackstone Bank $50 on the Abingdon bspks
and bills ON another bank-ali forged were passed
az the Counter at the canal bank. lie likewise les
tified to forging $500 on the Iangdon Bank Dover
y. ii 81 5Oo ON the " AOousoeket Falls Bank uu,-
berland, X l. COrvee states that he was TO receive
seventy cents on the dollar for execu ing the sig
natures. He also testified tn seeiug In the posses.
sion of Price, between $500 and SSU0 in forged bls
on the Arlington Eapk and the Black tone flank:
-l'o bills ON the Leicester bt nix Mounrocket Falls
Bank, suffolk Bank. Brighton Market tank Lang
don Bank. shoe and l. ather Dealers Bank High
street Bank, Providence, and some Others Some
were signed, others not. Those issued were for
| geries
jacob Stanton also testified for the State that
| irice gave him package of bills, purporting 10
| have been obtained from the New England hank
| Note Company. which he gave to Coryue. who If.
| terwerds returned them to stanton with the sig.
! natures forged, bat stanton again handed them
| back 10 Coryee.
| Price was bound over for trial In the sum Of
Sl0uB0, and stanton was held in 81 500 aud dCoryes
| IN $500, As witnesses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04
HsNRIco CouNrY CoUer-Tbe raop,ar

HEhRicO COUNTY CoURT.-The regular
monthly term ofths Court commenced on Monday,
present, Garland lIanes, (presiding justicel John
Nettles, John o. Taylor, John 7. Childrey and
Thomas Il. Nuckols. Mr.. james Elicit qualified
as Deputy ierk on the motion of Jno NJ Harrison
clerk. The Grand Jury were sworn in aud found
indictments against the following persons for mis-
d"neanors, t. wit: bert Oakley, Bernard Berv-
ger, Henry Sturdy, Watson Gentry and Calvin Gem
try.
Yssterday the f,llowing cases were disposed of !.
commonwealth rs. Christian Hechler prosecution
against defendant. for making an assault ON Robt
Halle on the 10th May, 1857. Deft was found
guilty by the jury his fne assessed at S65 and he
ordered to be imprisoned in the County Jail for i
days. Hudson b. Ford was found guilty on pre-
sentiment for obstrncting the public road and fued
Slo and the cost Of prosecution. rule was en-
tered by the Court against all absent jurymen TO
snow cause why they should not be fined for their
contempt. In falling to attend and serve
on Friday the court will proceed to examine
James Talbot charged with picking the POCKET of
Mr. James ID. Winston at the Fair Grounds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04
54sI prizes. amounting TO S32c.NO
Whole Tickets SlOs Halves S.; Quarters 81 50.
PLAN Hf TILE IOTTkkN.


The <uWbcrs from To 5Atpn corresponding with
those NuIulvrS the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper are cncirclel with small tin tubes and
placed III " itt.'l.
The first s6s price similarly printed aud eucircled
are placed IN another Wheel
Tie Wheels are then reyolyed. aud number is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers. and At the same
time ryYs Is draSa from the ctueT wheel. The
Number aad Prize drawn ont ale opened and exhibit
II - the audience. and registered bY the Commis-
s;nners the Prize being placed against the number
drawn Thsopcraton is repeated until all the Prizes
drawn cut
APPROPRIATION PB!zss.-The two preceding and
fue two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled 10 the . ApproNima-
tiuu Prizes. For example: Ii Ticket No. II 30 draws
he So $50 Prize those Tickets numbered l2is II .2i9.
lI23l il 252 will each be entitled % 500. If Ticket
No 80 draws the 81 0sl Prize, those Tickets nuHf
bered 5+S 5l9, 51l, a'2 will each be entitled to $685.
and 49, On. according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes uf S90 will be determined By the
last rgurc oi tie unmbcr that draws the SdnuR prize
FoT example: II the number drawing the Shd,t9
prize ends with No. then All the Tickets, where the
number ends in !, viii be entitled to SO 1.-THE num-
bar ends with N0.2. then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 2 will be entitled to so and SO on
tU0.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rltnS, which is the risk:
CefTihcate .. package of 10 whole Tickets. $50
hal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

SECURITY REQUIRED Tho Mayor yes-
sefcay required Vim. Jones to give security for
committing assault on Cbristoobsr Ta,s ~
W Qtyeu A~sc. ~
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LARaK PorATogs-The largest !

LAkGE POTATOES. The largest Irish
potatoes ever saw, exhibited at the Dis
patch Office yesterday, by P. NJ. Tabb, Jr, OF Hen
rico. Two OF them weighed tsoo pounds each They
appear to be cross OF the mercer and pink eye
and were grown, We learn from hr. T., from
slips His crop was nearly all destroyed las. win
ter, and having only q few LEFT 70 plant, he Was
compelled to resort TO the use Of slips drawn FROM
those f,W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

HORNS! C0RNSi!-DR. SCHULTZ
~ has returned to this city. and respectfully in-
forms his patients, friends and the public generally
that he may be daily consulted at his Office on
Main street opposite Corinthian Hail. Dr. IS pecu-
liar skill in removing Corns, Bunions, Deformed
Nails &c. &C, without pain inconvenience, is too
well known to need any further comments. He
trusts to receive the same liberal patronage here
tofore. call is requested from transient visitors
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TO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE

TO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE
~ - AGRICULTURAL FAIR-FAIR COMPETr-
IlON LEVEL -$5n,0Go IN STOCK.-WN IRA
SMITH, Fashionable Clothier-Having recently en-
iarged aud improved my sales rooin at ia Main ST.
ana this Fail laid iii very superior stock of Goods
both as to STYLE, QUALITY, and WORKMANSHIP, |
would ask OF the psir0nzing public TO call and exa-
mine my assortment of
REAbY-MADE CLOTHING
For hen and Boys wear. Thankful for past favors,
would say, that no effort on my part shall be want
ing to give entire satisfaction
My stock is laid in for the RETAII, TRADE only
ana embraces all kinds of GARMENTS and FUR
NlsHlNG ARTICLES, usually kept in a Clothing
house, comprising all the
LATEST STYLES
rs Is cut, pattern and fabric and made by the best
Workmen Ny object Is to sell good article, at
fair price, and will offer them at such prices AS will
SUIT THE TINES
word to the wise is sufficient. Call and examine
VIM IRA SMITH
0c "a N.ir irSt
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LINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-We ha'

ZINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-Weh have
now in store expressly for the retail sales, the
largest and ues lot of Chewing Tobacco IN the city,
OF the following choice brands. Giam's, Wine Sap,
Cosby Wintfet,s Homgranate, do. Dc. Palmetto,
do do. Pride 0f virginia. Ross Peoples Fayorite,
Diils May Flower. Christians Carfoit. do 1ndoni-
liable. FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggist
oe 26 No. l2j Main street.
THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
DoTTLING EsTABLIsHMgNT IN FULL
iSG a'gNERAToRS-THE OLDEST Of THF
KIND IN yIIuiiSIA.-The genuine article of Bot
tied Soda Water is put up by NJ. MCCORMACK
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout.
The subscriber has added % the above the bottling
Of Lager Beer. Of superior quality. In pint and half
pant bottles, ~ suit customers.
sci ". MCCORMACK, sOs Bread 1t.
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THE DUrcH BRIG WatBoac This v.

lHE DUTCH BRIG WALBoaG This YES
sci "nich contains the statue Of Washington. In
tended for the monument in the Square il anchor
ed 10 the Dock at the foot of l7th street Ths
"hioorg Is built OF iron, and i'll all Respects is n
most substantial and worthy craft She resi.
'ers ies tons The brig sailed from Amstertisa
nearly SIXTY days since, and has experienced very
severe weather during all the passage She arrived
on tne coast fourteen days ago when a storm drove
her into the gulf stream. Capt. Lunj thinks il
VIII taKe at least ten days to land the box contain
l's the statue. 10 facilitate opeiations the hatcI-
es were removed yesterday evening, TODAY ma
purton OF the deck requiring removal will be taken
"u. me box containing the statue weighs is or Is
tons Is u feet wide, 81 feet long, and feet 5-l2
of an inch deem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

"GoLDsS WEDDING."-1he fitieth annivt rsary
OF the marriage Of Jas. Arnold, Esq, one If the
richest men OF New Bedford, Mass. was celel rated
last week in grand style
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary nis,

4 fEUUNH ELIAIk-F0r Pulmonary Dis
~ ease in its incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs, Mrs. DAVIS COUCH ELIXIR stands far
above any other remedy that has been offered to
the patronage Of u Southern community. This medi
cine does not profess eradicate all Diseases Of what
ever nature with which humanity may be afflicted
does the proprietor declare il TO be the CURy
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation it
has acquired foriset and that too without pulling
with those who have used il, and from the great mum
ber Of certificates OF residents of Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by its she feels
liberty to commend it to general use, satisfied that
the afflicted cannot it without receiving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers.
FOr sale by Mrs. A B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex. Duyal, Chas. MillspauRh, Z. j. Pioot, A Bode
ken and Chas. D. Yale my2I
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DAsAY EsGLIsH MAReaIosEss.-rhe Garchion-
ess VI Londonderry, possessing an independent
fortune OF f1OoUU0 year, peeress In her own
right, and beneficiary Of great many other very
good and very pleasant thugs, seem. inclined 10
hook npon her estates principaiiies aad her coli
tiers and peasants jvets. At 6srrpn Tower.
the queen In CiSopatrxs barge species Vi chariot,
in which reclined Lady Antrim, the naxchioness
driving.
Lady Londonderry attired In . cloth q gcad
mantle pmbro,ser.d like an altar cioshs Lsdy An
trim. the Youngest dowager In tho pesfaxs. In .
piauanr parisian eostun,e even more startling and
l.i,ghtfui On ''raised dais,s addresses ffem
the tenansry we're received, and = written answer
xas read with q perfection and elocutivn hieh
fen.indea as OF Queen victora whom opening Par
iameHt.n
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f-s-- --szs=yzxz-y7 RICHMOND, Oct. lst., 1857.
4Gss ~; ss;szsasszs;s ssszs SPECIAL NOTICE
ana after This Iate ALL packages intended for Ex-
PRESS, on the MAIL TRAINS of the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad, will be received our Office l34 Main
street instead Of Railroad Desot heretofore be-
ing la conformity with an arrangement made with
ths above Company.
j. L. MACD0NOUGH, Agent
oc Sta Adams Express Company.
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
MIR. R. H. JACKSON: DEAR SIR
Iva have tried 100 bottles of your EXCELSIOR BIrrERs
with my customers and universally recommend it a.
a specific against Ague and Fever bilious Fever
&c. Asa TONIC, find it superior to any other art
Gle have ever tried. As an agreeable article in
COCKTAIL, it is only TO be used to be approved
Your friend and servant,
au IL TIIOS. FAIJnN NJ n
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Nor nrcrnEn YEr.

ygRY ILL.--Mr. John N. Harrisoa
Clerk Of Henrico County Court, Is Tying very III
Al his residence In this city, al the present time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

A RTiCLES for the prevention of chap,
N ped hands and roughness of the skin, pure Gly
cerne Gly yceI inc Lotion. Glycerine Honey and Pum-
ice Soaps Amandine Camphor Ice and Milk OF Rose-;
also Cold Cream and other Rose Lip Salve, both
p. JOHNSTON & BRO,
oc % Druggist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

sLueGIsHsEss or TRApE.--The shipments OF grain
from Chicago this year G,008,0po bushels less
than at this season last year. The receipts are
pretty ample now, but not more 80 than last year.
The same falling of ID noted at all the lake ports.
The Cincinnati Price Current says the receipts at
that city are not half what they ought 20 be.
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sEsFALL TRADE, 1857.
- GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN



NO. ~, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Fail impoTtations Per
ships William Penn, Annapolis, Robert Mills,
City Of Brooklyn, &c, and per steamers and vessels
from; he factories Onr stock OF Glass Ware, Looking
Glasses, plated goods Block Tin, Britannia and Ja-
panned Ware, &c, &c. which make up stock tn
largest and most complete have offered, and
10 which We invite the attention Of the trade. Our
stock has been selected with special regard TO the
wants of the merchants of Virginia, North CaroiHal
and ennessee. nur facilities being unsurpassed we
are prepared TO offer goods on as good terms az
any re-packmg heuss in the country
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North respectfully requested to call and examine
onr stock, as We are satisfied they save the risk
AID e xpenses on goods by giving us their orders
Great care taken in filling all orders and none
the best packers employed.
GEO. j. SUMNER
n R.-Stone Ware at factory nrices an
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Nasaow Escsps--Mr. ]. " Gouxh Who startsd
on horseback from Lynn hbarg, Va. visis "
the country saturday morning about So'ek<k,
ot knowing that the central portion OF the bridge
al Hoilins' Hill had been down for rseonstrnr
zion. attempted 10 cross II. when his horse isii
tsough and was kiliei. Mr.. Gaagh ssved himself
py catching .ne VI the si.is Of the bridge ~ the
slorss went through.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-04

lSCaEAsE OF FREIGHT Uros CATTLR-Some of the
New York railroads have adopted a measure that
VIII sdd considerably to the price of beef in New
& io'h' Iney nave increased the price of freight
upon cattle, equivalent to So a head from Ohio
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky, on the average
which Is to go into operation on the lst of Noyem-
per. rms VIII add s. to every bullock now in
pasture ana IL VIII add about three-quarter cents
pound to the cost of beef delivered from ths
west to the consumers in New York. The dro-
Vers are very wrathful aud they are endeavor-
ing 10 make an arrangement to throw all their
others. F wv
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o.l.i,' s.-Ihe house Of Mr.. Turner on
~, ,hs iI. caught fre from the roof Yesterday.
r,.a sas nsss were pnt out by the members Of Nos
"a, "e company before they had made ssuch head
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WOODFIN'S SPECIFIC!-FOR

w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA
The proprietor Of this Specific, has been aware GI
its virtues for several years having frequently made
small quantities for gratuitous distribution TO the
afflicted. He had idea of Offering il To the public
i'll this form, until he was urged to do so, by many
who had been cured by its use. lie. now with great
confidence, offers il 10 the public for the two diseases
indicated. namely: Chronic Thresl and Dyspepsia
not general panacea, for all the ills flesh is heir
to. Many certificates may be seen at a.! the places
of sale.
Manufactured and sold by q. W0ODFIN 25tb
street Church Bill; price 81 per BOTTLE or bottles
for s.. For sale also, by GRUBBs Il APPsRsoS; f. j.
pIcnr j ". POLLARD. l7th street; and Dr. SNEL1LNGs
corner of Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
II