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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-09
SIIIRITT'S SALES.

ny VIRTUE OF SUNDRY ERITS OF VEN
q ditioii Exponas, Is ued out Of tie Court of
Common Pleas Of Cami ria county, and to me di-
recte,I there VIII he exposed to sale by public
outcry at the Court Ii, use, in the borough of
EbensburE. on
MOND4I ], tic iii dog Of Deccn,Jer, 1857,
At one o'clock, = " =:
All the right. title aud Interest Of William
Buns, one ol the defendants, of. in and to a lot
o ground, situate in the Borough Of johnstown.
Cambria county, fronting Market street, an't
extending back to the bank Of Stony Creek river
adjoining lot Of the Johnstown Lyceum and lot
Of - Habbick, having thereon erec-ed q
two story plank house. now in the occupancy OF
Mrs Carpenter, John r. Jones and james I. Da-
Wis.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit
of Conrad Suppes for the use of Rosna Gels.
ALSO-All the right. title and interest Ct lsa-
dore Beauiohn, of. in aud 10 two lots of ground
situate ia that part of Johnstown borough known
as Sharpsburg, fronting on Bedford street, adj
Joining lots Of Mrs. McManicle on the northwest
and lot Of Mrs. Beaujohn on The southwest. hav
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City Advertisements.
Gif s ! Gifts :! Glfts =.
a Prize so Every Purchaser
a the Quaker O. PuLlishing Nonse "a

n tHe Quaker CITY Furnishing House of
DUANE RULISON, PHILADELPHIA.
z g1 buying book for 81, or more, You are at
80 cnce presented with prize. worth from %
cents to 500, consisting of Fine Gold Jewelry.
Watches, &c. All orders by mail will be promp-
tly fillee ana 1.-The si%e prizes vjlacco,n pan
the books. Our list contains ali of the most pop
uiar books of the day, and will be sold at the
usual retail prices. many Of them for less. Per-
sons wishing any particular book can order at
once. and it will be forwarded with gift. A
catalogue giving full information, with list of
books and gifts, viii be sen. post paid, 10y ad-
dressing
DUANE RULISON.
No SO South Third ST., Philadelphia.
GG-Asents Wanted,
Sep l857.-3m.
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U IyER COMPLAINT. CURED BY lind
z u SEY'S IMPROVED BLOOD SEARGHER

z IYER COMPLAINT. CURED BY LIND
~ SEY'S IMPROVED BLOOD SEARCHER
Hair co,ssy, Ss.-Personally appeared before
me. of tlie justices Of the Peace, in and for
Blair county, George Kopp. who, being dnly
sworn acc9.iing to law, doth depose and say -
Ewo years $50 WAS afflicted with pain between
the shauf,sfs, almost constant cough, loss of ap-
petite, chills. nightsweats, and very subject to
take colds l, at length, became so weak that l
could hardly walk my physician done me no
good. Sometime last fall commenced taking
Lindsey's Improved Blood Searcher and by the
use of two bottles was perfectly cured. l feel
to recommend it to all who suffer from Liver dis
eases general debility, loss of appetite and 9TH
er diseases arising from impurity of the blood
l would not like to do without it. l consider it
an excellent family medicine
(Sigued) GEORGE kOPP.
Sworn and subscribed this 10th DAY Of March,
4. ID. 1857, Before me.
Note-Mr. kopp is resident of Frankstown
and IS well known TO the citizens of Blair and
Bedford counties as man Of excellent character
and influence.
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Dr. Duponco's G. old H EiIIs for
Females.

ENFALLIBLE IN REMOVING STOPPAGES
IL or irregularities of the menscs. These Pills
are nothing new, but have been used by the doc
tors for many years, both ii. France and America,
with unparalleled success in every case, and lie is
urged by many ,hous;,ud ladies who have used
them, t. make the Pills public, fer the alienation
of those suffering from any irregularities whatev-
cr as well as to prevent an increase Of family by
those whose health viii not permit it. Females
peculiarly situated those considering themselves
Sc. are cautioned against using there pills while
in that conGitiou, the proprietor assumes no
responsibility after tie above admouition. altho'
their mHducss would prevent any mischief to
health otherwise these pills are recommended.
Full and xplicit directions accompany each box.
Price 81
GOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BY
- ROBERT DAVIS. Gcuer;tl Agent for Ebens-
burg and vicinity. He will supply dealers at
Proprictor's ,riccs and send the Pills to Ladies
(conhdcutially) by return mail, on receipt of 81,
sent him through the Ebcnsburg Post Cfice.
GJ- Erch box has my signature-foI particlI-
lars get circular cf Agent.
j. DUPONCO. New York.
Broadway Post Office.
EbensLurg. Aug. 3, lS57.-Gln.
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Pattonvil!e, Bedford co.. Pa. Oct, II, 81.
Mr.. j. NJ. Linpsey.
Dear Sir Il was severely afflicted with rheu-
matism for whole year-Iine months of which
| was not able t. leave my bed when hearing
Of the wonderful effects Of your Improved Blood
Scarchcr, determined to procure some Of it and
givc it a fair trial After using three bottles
was able t. nalk around agaiu a. usual. ami afa
nov wholly cured. | car recommend it t. al
vino are similarly afflicted and teeye it is all il
claims 10 he.
Yours. truly, JOHN SHAFEER.
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HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED.

HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED.
In tue fall of 1854, daughter Of Mr. Lindsey
was suffering from malignant attack of Cam
erun Oris (Canker of the mouth) She had pre-
vioUsly been prostrated by the attacks of Dys-
entary, inflammation Of the Lungs and Hectic Fe-
yer, successfully. Which resulted in the above ma
med disease III its worst form. Her condition
was most deplorable-her mouth and check were
literally rOtten-the attending physician pro-
uounced the case hopeless one. Every thing in
aicatcd a speedy and horrible death-a death of
rottng cut of life At this critical iuncture, Mr.
Lindsey prepared a compound for the purpose Of
acV!atlng possible, the pains Of the little suffer
er. She was made to use it freely, and in a short
time, to his most delightful establishment, there
was very pcrceptible change for the better
The mouth began to put on bright and healthy
appearance-the foul breath became sweet-the
appetite was restored. and the child seemed to
parttke Of a new and fresh life.
Hope was inspired, and the Of the COM
pound was faithfully continued, the result of
which, with the blessing Of God, was her oorn-
lcte restoration. She is Eow perfectly healthy
From tins circumstance Mr.. Lindsey was led to
prepare with greater care and eXaCtness, what
had so astonishiv cured his child, and continued
! his experimental efforts until he succeeded in
! bringing to perfection his Great Ren,edy .fJr
! BIvcd Lnlurjty-since which time it, effects have
/ been almost miraculous. Hundreds upon hund-
! reds, 10y it, have been snatched from untime-
! y grave and restored to the sweets Of health and
/ the endearments of friends. The young and old
! have tested its saving powers and sing aloud It's
virtues Say thcy-"atter using Lindsey's I'm
proved Blood Searcher, we felt Us if life
/ was stirring our veins, and under God We owe to
it more than worls can express.
But hear from their own lips and then udge
Of its valuable effects. The few testimonials tlat
follow show that il is deSeryefly styled the GTcat-
est DtScore,y o. this or any oher age
j. NJ. LINDSEY,
H0lldaysbur@, Blair county, Pa.
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4 DESPERATE CASE OF AGUE AMI
IA Dyspepsia entirely cured by the use O

DtSIEhAIG Il CASE Of Az jt AND
IA Dyspepsia entirely cured by the use Of
L1ndsey's Improved Blood Searchcr."
Blatr couutg. SIS Personally appeared before
me, the Subscriber, of the Justices of the
Peace, ia and for said county, John Moran, who
being duly sIvcrn according to law, doth depose
and say that, in the spring of 1856. was vic
tim to that worst of diseases-dyspepsia, and that
in ss worst form. My appetite was completely
gone, and when, in order to preserve life, would
force myself to swallow mouthful Of food, the
stomach would Immediately loath it, and cast it
forth with the spittie. | had also been suffering
from the Ague; each attack lasting about nine
months out of the twelve, so that, with the ague
and dyspepsia, | was reduced as though beyond
recovery; | thought | must die; my physician
could DO me no good. Such Was my condition,
when Mr.. Lindsey supplied me with bottle OF
his Improved Blood Searcher, assuring me it
would work q cure. / commenced It's use with
but little confidence, but in one weeks tlme-so
great was its restorative powers-i found my ap-
petite TO return, my stomach received new tone
so that could eat anything without the sight
est Inconvenience, and before Its healing touch
the ague fed as from charm; nor have / been
troubled with ague or dyspepsia since. l enjoy
better state of health than had done for fifteen
years before; | am strong and hearty, and | tcel
. confident that, under the blessing OF God, owe
all to the invaluable Improved Blood Scarcher
! believe il q to be only a sure remedy fur agut
hut an intailible preventative and, rs SUCH
. would rcccu1mend ii To all whose business hab-
its or residences, expose item 10 this dreadful
pest yf humanity. DyspcI sia cannot stay whcr,
tna Improved F!si Scarchor : properly uSed.--
/ i., il my duty to point I'll who suffer, 70 TIL
all heai,g medicine.
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day Of March
( 4. D., 1857. JOHN cox, j. p
( FOR SALE BY
! Robert Davis. Thomas Dcvine. Ebensburg
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-09
The Wonder of the Age

q NJ. LINDSEY'S GREAT MEDICAL DIS
81 COVERY Which is = purely regeta5le
Preparation, fer tie purifying of the blood giv-
ing vigor to the Liver, stomach and bowels, and
eXpelling from the system ali MOI bid matter. and
substituting III its stead healthful activity thro'
oil ih. f1,nctinnS ,,f &c.
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ty to makewhateyer use you may deem proper
of this statement.
Yours, respectfully,
MARGARET W. O'DONNEIL-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

q OSBORNE Co. HAVE NOT TAKEN IN Four
weeks time, 5000 lkenesses.
OSBORNE 4 Co. did rot take $50, 900 likenesses In
Charleston, 8. c., in three years.
OSBORNE Co. did net take every body's likeness
in New Orleans
OSBORNE Co. do not employ twenty operators,
paying them & 40 per week each
OSBORNE & Co. don't take half dozen pictures
and finish them in FIVE minutes, by the tightening
express"
OSBORNE & Co. has not got machine that will
take 800 likenesses in day.
OSBORNE Co. do not pretend to be the only artists
that use buffiug machine.
O.BoRsE L Co. don't use Pot Bromine, thing
long since done away WITH by all good operators
OiBoRNE Il Co don't take any cheap, inferior, Is
cent pictures and never have.
OSBORNE Co. don't pretend to take more pictures
in week. than all of the rest of the artists do in
year.
FlNALY-OsBoRNE Co. don't pretend to humbug,
de ,eive or ie in order to sell so cent Daguerreo
types.
For further information, apply at
anee-2t. OsBORNES Gallery, Main Ut.
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Theatre.

The numerous admirers Of the acting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Florence will be sratied to learn that their
engagement has been prolonged for three nights
and that Wednesday night has been set apart fol-
. complimentary benefit, rendered them by q mum
Der of citizens. Thus far, they have attracted full
houses every night, and we feel assured that their
popularity will continue undiminished throuehou,
their engagement. They appear tonight in three
of their best pieces
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TIE Alum prinGs

By reference to the advertisement of this popu
lar watering place, It will be seen that the pro-
prietor recommends invalids to resort to the VA
ters during the months Of April, May and June
before the crowd and the rush come on, as they
viii thereby secure IN amount of comfortable
accommodation, attendance and nursing beyond
what IL possible in July and August. Experience
1t is also said. has fully proved that the waters
are never used to better advantage than In the
spring months. We have heard the same obsar
vation made by IN intelligent physician OF thil
city.
We need say nothing Of the remarkable medici
nal properties Of these waters. In cases OF scrof
ula, and other faint of the blood It has no equa
among the hysiennic waters of America. There
are also other diseases in which its great efficacy
has been long demonstrated. As . pleasure re-
sort, Mr.. Frazier, the gentlemanly and efficient
proprietor, Is every year increasing both its &C
+commodations and attractions.
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American Cotton.

Rufus King, in his defence of jays Treaty, un.
der date of 1875, says that the circumstance Of
cotton becoming An article of export, might not
have occurred to our negotiaror, which he re-
marks, would be the less extraordinary, as here
tofore It has not been cultivated, except in very
limited degree, and Is an article of export rather
in the manner Of experiment than otherwise; and
a., moreover, from the expense an difficulty Of
separating the seeds from the cottor we have been
hardly able hitherto to class cote among our ex
ports"
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Hue Ridge Tunnel.

We regret to learn from the Charlottesville JET
fersouiau that doubts are constantly expressed IS
the accomplishment of that most desirable event.
the completion Of the Blue Ridge Tunnel oy the
Ist of July next. The Jeffersonian 10 informed
that one portion Of the tunnel is still to be arched
with brick, and 10000 are wanted for that pur-
pose, These brick are yet to be manufactured
VIZ ooncur with our Charlottesville contemporary
IN ,hs hope that II 1t be possible the tunnel will be so
far completed to allow the summer ,.AVe' 70 the
springs 70 pass through and especially a. mere
WIN be twenty miles of the Central hsiroad COM
plesed beyond Marlborough. which can De usec oy
passing over temporary track OF one ana na'f
miles But If the Blue Ridge Tunnel is not CONF
plesed, the heavy engines cannot be taken from
their present location, and consequently the road
ves, of Milborough will lie idle.
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HopELrss ILLNESS OF CRAWFORD, THE SCULP.
ToR.-We regret to learn from the Philedeiphla
Bulletin that there Is longer any hope OF the re.
covery of Thos Crawford the American scuip,or'
A letter from Paris, dated March 29th, says, M.
Crawford Is hopelessly beyond human AID ~ slso
state that the physicians have discontinued tnelr
visits, and all that can be done now 10 to aiie.
viate hiss offerings as nuch as possible. ana
rawait the fata esult. This intelligence win oe
be received with grief throughout the country sno
the loss will be severely felt In every part OF .ns
world where genius 10 appreciated Mr. Craw1o,o
ia native of New York, and was born in Marcn,
1914. He dies, therefore, still young man. WIN
bis mission as an artist only half accomplished he
dies, leaving many of these works unhnisneo-
among them the Statues for the Virginia asn.ns-
ton Monument-butt the models are generally com.
pleted and it is to be hoped that all will be carried
ont according to his designs They will be the en-.
during monuments of one whose name Will always
be honored by admirers of American genius.
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Ohio ana NIississippi RatIroed.

The last rail on this important road was laid on
Thursday last, completing direct railroad line
between Cincinnati and St. Louis; and by the
Cincinnati and Marietta, Northwestern Virginia,
aud Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, bringing Balti-
more into connection with st. Louis, total rail,
road distance of 904 miles. This is literally an
Ohio pauey Railroad and Virginia will lose all the
benefit of it, by failing to push on the CoviDgton.
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T.nc f,.l,f.rn,. WAGON X Dad.

n.r.rsn. hs ;n,,,aG rropos.is Tin the LIST Of june
for carrying tho entire mall, ovenS o,.s Coach,
weekly - a: s..,s completed
lac Interior Dep sha construction of the wa
CON road ordered by the recent Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

POISONED BY HIS SwEETHEART.-M. Pierre
Emile LAngelier, a young French merchant, re-
siding in Glasgow, Scotland, died on Sunday, the
22d uls., Of arsenic administered to him by MISS
Madelaine Smith, . young lady whom he was
courting The only reason alleged for the MUIR
der is the refusal Of her parents to allow her to
marry LA ngelier and her near approaching mar
rage with another The young lady IL grand
daughter of David Hamilton, the celebrated archi
tect, and is about 81 years of age. She was CONS
mitted 10 prison
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Naval.

posros April ls.-Orders have been received
nosi NV Yard for the transfer Of the crew OF
=. - 'ns f;iuste Merrimac to the steam frigate
ps.nnIa At Norfolk
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OwiBs 70 The srsst fsvor with which -, s.....
Nlmhsr Lotteries have bsen received ~ - ~
sud the large dsmaad for 1fetets tie ksss. Il
DwAn = Co., viii have . drawing ssek Sss.sss =.
throushout the yesf 1hs foliowins Ssheme ,.4is ~
drawn In sseh Of their Lotteries fof hsy. Isn.
GLASS 81
70 Be 6fewn 10 the city Of Atlanta, O. n puhH. =
saturday, May I'd, 1867. -
CLASS S.
70 Be drs IN IN the city Of Atissts &C., !, ,uhu. -
saturday, May 9th, 1857.
CLASS IS,
70 b drswni n the city Of Atlanta Ga n psbe. a,
Saturday, May 16fh, 1SJI
CLASS 81,
70 b drawn in the city Of Atlanta Ca In pubIia a,
Saturday. May 13d, 1857
CLASS SO,
To be drawn Ia the Ctty of Atlanta g. in puAf,s ~
Saturday. May 3Oth, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBraa
1890 Prizes.
More Gbos One Prize to Eseyv Ten T;ekss.,
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
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The Memphis Celebration.

We noticed some days ago the fact that an in.
visation had been extended to the city authorities
aud the Mayor of Richmond. to be present at the
grand celebration At Memphis, of the completion
of the great Charleston and Memphis Railroad.
Ills very important that the city should be rep.
resented on that OCCASION and it is high time that
representatives should be chosen. We trust that
some early action may be had upon the subject
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

NEW LICENSE Law IN NEW YoRK.-ihe
Legislature of New York has passed q ne" law
for licensing the sale of intoxicating liquors. 1t
creates Board of Excise in each county to graot
licenses No storekeeper licensed allowed to sell
liquor to be drunk on the premises No liquor 70
be sold to minors nor to persons complained OF ID
habitual drunkards. No sales of liquors on Sun ,
day. and every petition for license must be signed
by at least twenty respectable freeholders
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Fire I'm Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA, April IS IS. @. SINNERS AT
,.r.ic" aour mill and stock were destroyed by
s-s last night. The loss Is estimated ct $4,000,
and Ia partly covered by insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

VIRGINIA TIMBER.-The heavy forests of vir.
gna are beginning to attract the attention of shin
builders, not only in our own country, but even
10 Europe Large amounts of white oak are YEAR,
~ transported to New York, Boston, and even to
Maine. from the Potomac, York, and James rivers,
for our mercantile marine. Berj. Thorineham,
Esq. = native of England, has recently purchased
heavily timbered tract of land In Fairfax conn.
~, near the village of Dranesvle, and has erect
ed two saw mills, one With circular saws, and the
other with gang of twenty-seveu perpendicular
saws The same gentleman is about establishing
q similar mill at the Point of Rocks The products
OF bis several establishments will be shipped to
England George Page, Esq, is about to establish
mill, also, near Drauesvie, to procure ship tim
Der for the New York market; and others will To-
cate themselves in the same county, during the
coming season.
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NIovements Of steamer /.

NEW YORK, April l8-The steamer Washing
ton sailed hence to, day for Southampton and Bre-
men, taking out $40 900 in specie and 10s psssen-
gers.
Antwerp took out 10 cabin passengers and 81 In
the staerARe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

SEDUCTION AND DEATH.-Much excitement e4
lists q. Huntsville Hart county Illinois, on account
of the seduction of Miss Eiizabath Jones, young
lady of that place, and the subsequent death by
ATTEMPTED abortion. She was ruined by spiritual
list named Andrew j. Mcbride, in whose family
she resided, and who pretended to prescribe TOT
her by direction of the spirits Theseducer has ted
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az THE FIRST
II ANN UAL BALL ~
DIX PHGNIx FIRE CO., NO. s, 49,
WILL BE GIVEN, ON
TUESDAY EVENING, April IS
MILITARY HALL!
lover THE FIRST MARKEr.)
As the proceeds will be devoted to purchasing
eIRE COATS for the members of the Company, It
II hopsd that generous support will be extended.
- fine COTILLON BAND has been engaged,
and every effort will be ade to render tho BALL
pleasant and agreeable.
" Refreshments furnished at city prices
~ TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. No charge for
Ladies'.
Fl. w. FRY, JR )Committee
FRANCIS JOHNSTON, Arrangements
ap 0--h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

~CITzENs and strangers should De careful to
procure the vitrotyps, such as taken by TYLER 4
Co., a. they will not Eu't spsck, or fade like the
other limitations of the day.
TYLER Co. have an extensive depot at 1879 Main
street, whore twenty Artists employed in taking
At the rate of 400 pictures daily by steam machinery
Small potato concerns with their catch penny hum
bugs, are lastly becoming obsolete.
Litepesses at 50 cts by TYLER Co., are all the
rage. No. l99
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

CRUELTY.-Mary Beckets was arrested In New
York Friday for skinning cats alive in order to
sell the fur at higher price to fur dealers. Two
or three of the poor animals were found haysd
and alive. The woman was committed to prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20

sanrion All psonie aesinst being humbugsed or De
ceiyed with so cent Dseuen eotype: that are pe,ns
pslmed off upon the public a. being o'ss s for@
Havipe .xamned several of these would
| pronounce tnem failures in all thst constitutes
durable Dsguerreotype. ~, ospoRNr
sp 20-2ts ALBERT w. OSD0AsA'A''
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MA RkIED,

On Saturday, the 18th inst at Kirkwood HOTEL"
Washington City, D. c.. BY tbs Rev g b. samPson,
Miss MARTHA e. PALMORE, of Powhatan coun'
ty, Va.
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DIHD,

On Sunday, the 18th inst, at o'clock. A. M, a.
the residence of bis father, on the Richmond and
Charlottesville Plank Dad, WILLIE, the only child
of Mary E. and William Wayne, Jr. in the 9Th yeal
Of his ase. after q short illness of "a hours
The friends and scquaintauces OF the family are re
ouestei to attend his funeral at the residence OF hil
father to- day Monday at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-20
The Ohm River.

PITTSBURGH, April 1s-The Ohio river COM
inues in excellent ORDER with six feet ten inches
of water in the channel this morning.
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.pA-5s. 1o7 Baltimore st., Baltimore, Md

~Take Notice. that Osborne 10 the only
Artis tia has sen established in Rich
mond since 1885, every other artist that was IN the
business whom he came hero ~ d commeneed ous1.
want good and reliable Ambrotypes or superior "a
OSBORNE'S GALLERY,
an ao--c6ts Opposite Exchange Bank