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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

curious movement of the underground emigra-
ton is taking place. Canada, which has been the
city Of refuge for runaway negroes is beginning to
spew them out. The thriftlessness and wretehed
morals Of the blacks have proved too much for Ca
madam philanthropy. Tho Cleveland Ohio Plain
Dealer says that the steamer Telegraph brings
back from Canada, on every trip, families of negroes
who have formerly fled to the Provinces from the
States They describe the life and condition of Tho
blacks in Canada miserable in the extreme
They are principally from Canada West. Ohio ana
Michigan are likely to have large accessions tc
their negro population from that source. The Ca
nadians have shown disposition in their Parlia
mcnt and in every day transactions to discourage
the negro population coming to or remaining in
The Provinces.
This is the beginning Of movement which will
be followed by important results The runaway
negro population will be thrown back upon the
free States, and the same causes which induce Can
ada TO get rid of them will operate in Ohio Michi
gan, and other nonslsveholding communities The
propretors Of the underground railroad will soor
discover that it won't pay and that will put an enc
to their philanthropy.
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The CenfraIRoad.

This road, during the last season, has done bu-
siness in the transportation of travellers unprece-
dented ia Virginia The excellent character of the
road, the combined speed and safety of its move
ments. and the underwriting politeness and
tesy OF its conductors have made il great favorite
with the travelling public. Only short distance
now remains TO be overcome, before the complete
construction of the road, and we do sincerely hope
that this contamination may not be long delayed
for the want of means. The prudence and skill
with which Col. fontaine has carried the 'ittie
Louisa" to Its present proud and prosperous posi-
ton, afford to our minds the best guarantee of its
ultimate success and the most gratifying assurance
that one day, We hope soon, the Virginia Central
Railroad. with its continuation, the Covington,
will be The great American Railroad between the
Ohio and the Atlantic.
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The Charlottesville Jeffersonian advocates the
passage of a law that no bank in this State shall
issue notes of a less denomination than $40.
The schooner lost on Hog Island Bar in the late
gale was the C. +. A. Cole, of Baltimore bound TO
| New Bedford, with -four and cora. One of the
| crew was drowned
The submarine and subterranean telegraph line.
connecting Boston with Nantucket, Mass, was
| opened for business Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. c. Marrow, Jr. has been appointed a
Director of the Roanoke Valley Railroad, on behalf
| Of the city of Norfolk.
| The young lady who was reported to have COM
nitted suicide in Brooklyn. N. T., in consequence
OF the hard times, is not dead. She cut her throat
but was not so much injured, but that they she
may recover.
Last Monday, Patrick Hogan, Of South Boston.
Mass, was instantly killed by the accidental dis
charge OF his gun, while on u hunting expedition
near that place.
On Friday, Mr.. John Ward of Campgaw passaie
county, N. j., drove down to his mill pond and
while examining the fume, was seized with a fit,
fell in and was drowned
Frederick Biddiker, tried in baltimore for kill
ing Richard Frazier, has been convicted of murder
III the second degree.
"a Inc son OF Henry s. Gunn, of Mississippi ran
g g TWO weeks ago with his fathers second wife
| since. ~ "eeh hoaio ioh
! H. inncs are improving and men are getting ON
ssHau iegs AGAIN. said gentleman TO his friend
in fhas. why those VINO used to ride down
80 ahe'f carriages walk"
Buffalo iap OF the New York State Fair, held at
vera has zoe, ~. week-thongh larger than ever before
Mos LOSES sfigelow, Democrat, has been e,ee..a
mayor OF Newark, j. o0en eiecseo
| yarl , iepo..ea that Mrs. Cunningham. the New
5000. 'oDns' Her bail is
Col; Nicholas Goidsborongh, prominent c,t,zan
OF Talbot county, Md, died last week.
| Rev. Mr.. Jersey, now over 20 Years Of aoa :.
preaching at Portsmouth, Va. "se' -
nct'i :. Truman has recovered damages amount
~. .ae 70 S-vo, from Max Cohen, in New York, for
the seduction OF the plaintiffs daughter
Major l. j. Rice, one of the editors of the Ieaxe,
ly Of South Carolina wa le.
Mr. Moses Clements was killed I'm Worcester
Mass last Monday, by falling from a scafrold.
Mr.. David Tuckwiller, Of Greenbrier county
vas owns Berkshire hog which weighs. gross Did
pounds. q eea' CAV
VIM. G. Woodson has been appointed elerk ~ INA
Circuit Court Of GreenbrleF, Va, y Wv
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Tc concindo with the farce Of
WIDOWS VICTIM
GRAND TOURNAMENT
- BY THE
HENRIC0 LIGHT DRAGONS,
In honor OF the approaching Anniversary Of thu
CAPITULATION At YORKTOWN.
TIE HENRIGO LIGHT DRAGONS
WILL HOLD THEIR


WILL HOLD THEIR
THIRD ANIMAL TOURNAMENT
the city oi Richmond on that day, sthe 18TH of
October.) and they here extend cordial invitation
to each and every shvalrous knight Of the land 70
pert s mersensnship and :ktul use Il he Lance Va
Fas aSe ss
/. Martial Law shall govern the Tournament and
the strietest order and decorsm will be maintained
2. No shall enter the gates on horseback, but
Marsbals Knights and Laneers: carriages may en-
ter, but occupy positions assigned them by the Mar
). No one can enter the lists but knights in cos
tune and LanceTs Of the Troop. The invited Knights
will wear devices and costumes 70 suit the hney of
uniform with devices or scsrfs Of their selcc,
ton. knights without costume. device or scarf,
cannot enter the lists)
4 At o'clock on the morning of the 18th the Troop
will occupy the Fair Grounds, with closed gates, To
arrange for the ceremonies Of the day. Al an e.
cort Of Lancers will proceed TO the Central Hotel
where the invited Knights will be In readiness to
in column with their escort - the field Of the
At 10 o'clock the gates will be opened, and at II q
blast of the trumpet will announce the opening Of
the Tournament and call to their stations All officers
not yet posted. when the orator OF the day will
charge the Knights in appropriate address imme-
dateiy after which the fitting viii commence.
As as the contest ID over, the victor will be
proclaimed by name and title and vii! thereupon
select the Queen of Love and Beauty" The Knights
e H0n:T @ Man Be Inc
then be paraded front of the Judges stand to salute
the Queen and Mwids OF Honor when the long roll,
thrice repeated will announce the close Of the Tour
nament.
. AGrand Ball will be given in honor of the chosen
Queen at the Central Hotel, at O'Clock, Z. NJ Of
the same day, when the Queen and Maids OF Honor
will be duly crowned and invested.
Tickets to Ball. $1 to the Tournament 80 cts; one
ticket admitting gentleman and lady.
Children under 70 years cid will be admitted to
the Tournament, two ON ticket.
Tickets to be had at the principal Hotels and Book
stores. &C. ih-5t
Hp Knights intending TO enter the contest on the
10Th must call at the Central Hotel by Saturday.
the 18th, and register their names upon the list.
which will be left with the proprietor.
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FROM PoRr Az PRINcE.-Advices from Port au
Prince to the 18th ult. state that the market was
well supplied with all descriptions Of American
completely at stand at all the Haytien ports. and
the paper currency of the country had further de-
preciated. The crops, however, promised an abun-
dant yield, particularly the sugar crop. The late
high price Of this article has, it is sad produced
sugar-plantng mania throughout the West India
Islands. Intelligence had been received from Domi-
MICA to the effect that the partisans of the EXPIRE
sdent Santana had completely hemmed in the
Baez party in the capital, Santo Domingo. The
projected expedition of the Haytiens against the
Dominicans had been postponed.
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K1- DR.. SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGoRAroR is what
we wish to recommend with confidence to our read
ers, our reasons for which will appear in the follow
ing:
Some time since. while troubled with Dyspepsia
Indigestion and thousand other ills that none but
the Dyspepc suffer, ply stefan denied us the use
of the favorite cup of coffee with our breakfast But
this did not lessen the evil, by the Dr.'s advice
meat was discarded from our diet-yet Dyspepsia
haunted us day and night, until finding no relief
ameng hysicians, we commenced the use of family
medicines with less faith than hope. Among other
things, We were recommended to try DR.. SANFoRD's
LIVER iNyIGoRAToR. We tried it, and since then we
have recommended Others to try it, while they in
their turn have given their recommendation and
there cases that know of who have tried it
but have been benefited by its 1t is the most
tnrtgorGtinG, life-givng baisam we have known
and we are happy in telling all of its curative prop
critics. and in Recommending them when troubled with
any arrangement of the Liver to try this unfailing
medy-Fred0nid Democrat.
FISHER 4 WINSTON and ADIR GRAY, Agents for
Richmond. Va &C I-dSc2w
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The .usuenslomx

The Bank Of Virginia on yesterday fell into line
which completes the list, and places our state On
a par with all others. New York has ss'ccumped
TO the requirements OF the times, and the last nm
broken link was severed on our streets yesterday
morning, In the announcement that New York aho
Virginia had, "A IL were, spontaneously sdsTenaso
It's effects are Of the most gratifying NATURE
for II has al once placed our stock In POSITION ~
beyond point which we had Gas compared WIZ
ether stocks) the right to expect On Inesaas
Virginia stock sold at s4tSaso In New iork' ano
on "wednesday, sales were made at 81, and on yes
terxlax at Sltd
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ParveMu Exclu sfyeness.

According to the New York Herald, Broadway,
though oas of the notlcst carriage drives in the
world is deserted on Sundays by the equipages of
'he upper ten," because many of the lower orders
Drive out on that day. and they afraid of being
eohiounded with the vulgar! In English and
ifeheh drives and promenades, the aristocracy
nave no such fear, being assured of their own
position This is the most striking illustration we
rave yet seen of the absurdity of parvenu preten-
s'oh' which, just emerged from the chrysalis
s'a'e' is always in fear of being taken for caterpii
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. Il H. n A. " N III N II ~ - ~ -
THOMAS Il. pRICH d Co OFF, the whole q
their immense seck Of rich imported
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
At wholesale and retail for the examination Of the
public. fsss s. -
order 10 satisfy him. that whether ateost net they
re low a. any house IN the country can sell the
n dcpeTds very much a. 10 how goods are bought,
whether they are cheap, By comparison or not, at
cost and every concsrn in ths trade here and else
are willing TO close ut loss. Upon snch goods va
are now prepared 10 make the sacrifice; and upon
either in fancy Or heavy styles recently
laid in many OF Thorn bought during the pressure In
the Northern markets. much under the cost Of PRO
dnotonsr importation, we win put very small al
In our cellar win be found every description q
Heavy Goods. in large quantities, such 40 Negro
Blankets. kcrseys, Fnlied Cloths, 0znaburss, Lin
seys, Flannels. sheetings, &c. 81
In Dress Goods. Silks Enbroideries. Hosiery, &c.
orr stock was never fuller and more csmplete and
will be kept constantly repenished.
Upon their second floor viii be found every descrip
| ton of
Elegant Velvet and Cloth Gents Travelling Blan-
MantiIlas kets
Stella shawis Ladies' Furs,s great va
/ Plush do, ricfy,
Chenille and Kabyl do. Curtain Damask.,
Long and Square do, Do Brocatelles
Tibet shawls, black and Do Ccrnice,
chenille scars, Lace Curtains,
Thfbet do, Muslin do,
Gents shawls, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
Everything on hand will be offered at rates which
| must prove satisfactory TO the closest buyer.
| TH0S. r. PRICE 4 CO.,
oc i5-3t Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
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-%-@-&-se-% $500
THE DISPATCH.
NOTICE 10 ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DssrafcH must be hand
cd In ~ ax ecieck ~ as afsernoos In order t. APP
pear the next day. The heavy pressure Of adver-
tisements up~a The columns Of oar paper will nos
admit II their rcceatloa amer the hour named.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

TIE ATLANTIC CABLE.-The London Observer says:
at is now understood to be determined definitely
not to renew the attempt to lay the Atlantic cable
this year. The cable is to be forthwith shipped
from the holds of the Agamemnon and Niagara,
and slowed away for the winter in the Govern
ment dockyar at keyham. There it is to be well
tarred and attended to, to prevent it from rusting
In the meantime one thousand more miles of the
cable are to be manufactured, which, with the
quantity in hand, will make three thousand miles
next year. The cost of the unsuccessful expert
ment is estimated at about E30.000."
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MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-On Wednesday night OF
last week, rs Mr. Mark f.. Eckert, his wife and two
children, were driving along a creek, near Port
Carbon, Pa, the embankment gave way, precipita-
ting the horse, carriage and its inmates into the
water. The horse was killed, and a little boy. five
years old, was drowned, Mr.. and Mrs. Eckert and
the other child, escaping with difficulty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

Inc New Orleans Delta has an article on the
spread oil iree soil sentiments in Virginia, and
Expresses the opinion that they are gradually gain
ls ''iength IN this Commonwealth. This will be
np"s ~ TINS part of the world. Recent events are
=. ''ia'ea rather to confirm than to weaken
sonhasnee Q. Southern States in slave institu
aons sne pass not only of social happiness and
s'o' o'aef' but OF uniform and solid orosnar;,v
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SENSIBLE PopuLATIoN.-The Salem (afass) Re
gister reports that the recent experience at the
Salem savings banks is directly contrary to that oil
similar institutions in other parts. Instead Of be
ing withdrawn, the deposits have considerably in
creased during the panic. IL
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THOMAS N. WEIGH, Esq, State Senator from the
Madison District, will deliver the Annual Address
Lefore the Rappahannock Agricultural Society, at
the Fair to be held in fredericksburg commencing
on the Sd of November next,
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FREIanTs.-Freights continue dull in New York.
Among the charters last week was ship from
City Point to Sydney, n. S. W., 1000 bbls. flour,
al so; and schooner from Attakapas to Rich
hond, sugar and molasses, SIS 80 per hid and per
Itn yaifnns
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RUN ON THE NEW ORLEANS BANKS.

New ORLEANS. Oct. l4-Great excitement prevails
here. The Union Bank has suspended, and there
is a run on all the free banks.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-The run continues on the
Citizens and Canal Banks, but is lighter the
rest Business is paralyZed.
No doubts are expressed of James Robb's or the
Southern Bank These are the only free banks left.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

DREADFUL CAsUALTY.-The Marlboro (Md) Advo-
cate records the death of Miss Margaret Coffreu a
daughter of Mr.. Francis Coffren, of Nottingham
district, from her dress accidentally taking fire.
She was in the 10Th year of her age.
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n.nk snspensions.

Our correspondents inform us Of the suspension
a, The Branches of the Bank of Virginia and Ex-
change Bank at Petersburg, the Branches Of the
varme.s' aud Exchange Banks at Lynchburg, and
the Cape Fear Branch and Commercial Banks at
Wilmington. N. c.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The postmaster general
orders that all postofices where compensation
does not exceed ST.. so, per centum the quar-
ters receipts, can procure Irvine, wrapping paper
aud sealing wax at government expense: provided
the charge does not exceed $20.per annunl.
Government stocks amounting to $4,000 have
been redeemed to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

30 You CAN NOW FIND AT ALEX HILLS, Trunks
Yaliees Ladies' Bonnet Cases of all Sizes and of all
qualities and at all prices. according to quality and
size and certainly low they be had in this
or any other city.
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BALTIMORE THEATRIcALs.--Mr. John Il. Owens is
playing at the Baltimore Museum. The Ravels are
at the Holiday street theatre, and Mr.J. Il. Muir
doch and Geo. Boniface at the Front street.
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Cow. STEwARr.--It was reported in Philadelphia
on Tuesday that Com. Stewart U. S n, had died at
Bordentown, Nj, but the report was Incorrect
He has been sick, but his health is now improv-
inn
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R,Ts.-Last Wednesday the crew of the bark
Fleet Eagle, lying at Central Wharf, Boston, Mass.
smoked the vessel for the purpose of clearing out
the rats, and after the operation was performed
$50 of the defunct vermin were found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

a. FOR RENT-A most desirable and
ZI complete Brick House, situated on Canal, be-
tween lat and "a streets, formerly occupied by Dir.
Delapiane, containing rooms, closets bath room
gas fixtures and chandelier attached, oil cloth
through the house, and city water on the premises;
kitchen with rooms fine stable and carria ge house
attached-al being in perfect order having been re-
Gently painted and now ready for tenant.
The dwelling be- rented with or without the
stable and carriage house. Persons in want of nice
and well arranged residence, will please apply to
EDW'D d. EACH0,
lS-3f pa RI
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MATTERS IN NEW YoRK-ADvANCE IN sToC

LIVERPOOL Saturday. II M.-Tlie markets
quiet, but steady. Some circulars say kioar mas
clincG Cd. q
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~ EeTrcE.-ALsxR HILL has just received, di
rect from Londsn, five hundred pair of English
Buckskin Over Caters, Of all lengths. They are
both suitable for walking or riding The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will be sold low for cash, or to punctual paying Gus
t0mers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

HEAVY RoBBERY-A Hungarian Jew, from Blu
charest, in Walachia, has charged a townsman oil
his, who arrived at New York in the same steamer
with robbing him Of &940 in Bank of England
notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

ACCIDENT TO Col. FAUNTLHRoY.-By the late Cali
f,rnia mail, we have information that Col. Faunt.
leroy, U. s Army, had his shoulder broken by the
upsetting Of stage. The colonel was under or
ders at the time from Lower California to a field OF
active duty with his regiment. first dragons, in
Oregon Winchester Tirqifidn.
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&C l6-3t

Va THE CoLLoDIoS which TYLER & Co use in their
business, is Ioaised with Chlorine Gas and Hyposai
phte of Soda. This is why their pictures possess
sucha peerly tone The drabs exhibited by the small
fry pictures makers, merely developed with Cya-
hide of Petass, hence their liability to fade. For
cheap and durable ikenesses, go to l39 Main street.
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SUICIDE FROM RELIGIOUS FxciTTMENT.-Mrs Ruff
the wife of respectable citizen of Mount Pleas.
ant township, Westmoreltrd county, Pa, commit.
ted suicide on the morning of the 9TH inst, by
Cause, said to be insanity, from religious excite
ment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

SAILING OF THE ARABrA.-The steamer Arabia
with lo2 passengers and 81 400 in specie sailed from
New York for Liverpool Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

SPECIE AT ST. LOUISA number of Santa Fe ira
ders arrived at ST. Louis the 18th, with upwards
of $4,000 in specie, for the purpose of settling
old accounts and purchasing new goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16

RAILROAD IRoS-The Barque Windward, Capt.
Wiley. with CSC tons railroad iron, the brig Ala
mode, Capt Croker, with 122 tons, and the ship
Sunderland Capt Curry, with SIS tons for the Fast
Tennessee aud Virginia Railroad, have all arrived
at City Point, and are now dscharging their car
rshaa
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, Oct. 15--stocks are firmer and price,
higher. Sales of Virginia 6's at Ss4l%
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AUGMENTATION Stewart has been appoint
ed postmaster at Rusk, Richie county, Va, vice
Clias. T. Lewis, resigned.
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MARRIAaE-The French papers announce the
marriage at Malmaison ofGeneral San Roman who
was formerly under Secretary of State in Spain for
the War Department under the Sartorious ministry,
to Miss Rob, daughter of rich American mer-
chant. Queen Christina, the Duke de Rianceres
Gen. PIN, NJ Bravo Murillo, and several other high
personages connected with Spain were present.
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REpoRPED DEATH OF Cow. STKwART.--Tt was report
ed in Philadelphia on Tuesday night that Com
Stewart U. S. n, died that day, at his residence,
near Bordentown. N. j.
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THE CEoRGJARaNKs

AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 15.-The citizens of this place
held meeting yesterday and adopted resolution
recommending the banks to suspend. The Union
Bank has suspended.
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Governor Wise has pardoned Watkins, who had
been sentenced to the Pententiary, by the Circuit
Court OF Henry county, for year, for stabbing.
There were rs deaths in Charleston, S. c.. for the
week ending the 10th inst. ~.
James n. Montgomery, Esq, young lawyer of
much promise, died in Yanceyvile, n. c., on the
I'll inst.
The Banville Register states that there has been
no suspension in either of the banks located in
that place, nor amongst the merchants manufac-
turprH.
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REMARKABLE CAsE-The Culpeper Republican re

lates the following:
A letter from DIR. V. Quisenburg, of virdjersville
Orange County, informs us that during the last
fall, he visited, professionally, little girl, seven
years ofage. named Hannah c. Fletcher. She was
deaf and dumb, and puny. Her disease was Ty-
phoid Fever. She recovered. and her health became
better than before But m s. remarkable her speech
and hearing have been restored.
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EH- FoNTAINEs CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS makes the
teeth as white AS ivory, strengthens the gums and
removes unpleasant odors from the breath
Sold by all druggists, and by
Il. G. F0NTAINE Il Co,
DC lh-si 2nl Rrna tl,vav
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E1- PORTRAITS 30 cents, by TYLER Il Co. 200pe
cent. saved at the Steam Gallery, 1873 Main street.