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Weakness of the Stomach and Indi
geStiOn.

w CdhuCSo vi Gllc CUOludCil duU 4uu
gestion.
Another Great Cure effected by Berhavs's
Holland Biters.
The wife of PETER DE WIrTE, living in
Holland Town, Shebcygan county, Wiscon-
sin, suffered much from Weakness Of The
Stomach and Indigestion. She had been
under physicians care for some time bu,
the disease seemed to battle even his skill
s e purchase some HOLLAND BITT ERS
or office, which has given tone to her
stomach; her appetite and strength are re-
turning, and we firmly believe that this is
another great cure effected by your medi
cine.
We have still to record many wonder full
cures effected by this remedy, but must wait
ano her opportunity. One thing you can
rely uHn, what we have published are from
persons much respected in our community
and are literally true. ]. QUlNTUS.
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8ptal ynttuigente.
Time Table for the C. o. r.. r. for the
Stations in this County, Dec. lst.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Pastor. Rev. JoKA
MoryAr Public worship every Sabbath ct ii O'Clock
A. q. and st O'Clock, P. n. Sabbath School al 81
e'ciock p. 4. Prayer meeting in the basement on
Wednesday evening
ASSOCIATE REFORM CHURCH-No regular
Pastor nor regular public service al present
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Pastor,
. Rev Jos wooDRosrr. Public worship every Sab
hath Al II O'Clock, a.. Sabbath School Al 2t, n.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS-Two branches, Ortho-
dox and Hickste-PubIie worship on First Day and
Fourth Day at IL O'Clock. A. Il.
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GIVE forgot 10 notice last week that
Mr.. GREssISeER had entered upon his du-
ties as County Auditor. He is eminently
qualified for the duties of the Office, and a
nan in whom the people may have entire
confidence
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH AMI
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoN.-can be acquired
by using the "Balm of a Thousand Flouers.' -
What lady or gentleman would remain un-
der the curse of disagreeable breath, when
BY using the "BALM OF THOUSAND F.ow.
ERs" as a dentifrice, would not only render
it sweet, but leave the teeth white as ala
baster! Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is 50 delicate
their friends will never mention it. Beware
of counterfets. Be sure each bottle j.
signed FETRIDGE g. CO, N. Y.
For Sale BY all Druggists. fe266m
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. READ THIS.--Ali persons know.

r. READ THISt--Ali persons know
Ky ing themselves indebted to the un-
dersigned will please call and settle IMME-
BIATELY, either in cash or by note. After
the 25th day of March, nv books will be in
the hands of D. ID. T. CowEk, who is au-
thorized to settle my accounts ! will have
duplicates of the accounts in my possession
at Bellaire, where they may also be settled.
By obeying this call promptly it will
greatly oblige me, and save further trouble
and expense. B. &. CowEN.
mar5tf.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE-ANNUAL L
CONTEST.

The ANNUAL CONTEST between The J.
L. and p l.. Societies of Franklin College,
will take place on the 25th inst, at half
past four, 2. M, in the Presbyterian Church.
bAll are respectfully invited to attend.
marl2
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CALIFORNIA NEWS.

New YORK, March THE steamship
Cahawba, from Havana, has arrived. Her
dates are to the I'd inst.
Sugar market active and firm; stock in
port. $4,000 boxes. Shipments from all the
Northern ports heavy.
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KossUTH's PRoPERTY.-Itis is stated that
kossuth still owns 1000 acres of prairie
land in the vicinity of Corpus Chrigti,i in
Texas, which were presented to him when
be vas visiting ib this country.
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SAILED.I

New YORK, March THE steamship
Fulton sailed at noon, with 10 passengers,
including Senator Summer, of Mass. The
amount Of specie on board wss small.
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To Teachers.

EH INERs, will meet in the school house
'AsN on Marietta street in ST. CIAIRsvILlK,
OF Saturday March Il at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
{. By order OF the Board.
ID. T. .COWEN, Clerk.
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af1larrito.

On he 5th Of March b. Rev. mo. Moff,t Mr..
JOSEF! PoRrEREIELD and Miss A mes TIProN
On the 9th of March, by the same, Mr.. HENRY
WILSON and Miss JANE PoRT. RFiEID Also Mr..
GEORGE w. KEMP ard Miss SARAH PoRTERFIELD,
ar tne sarna place and the same time.
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Advertising.

S.M. PErr1xsILL & Ce-. New York and Boston;
H. s. ScHEM, New York: GEO A. CRoFUT, and v.
B. PALMER, Philadelphia. are our authorized adyer-
Using agents All Adver tisementS forwarded by
Them will receive prompt attention.
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GIVE ca II the particular attention OF
cur readers to the new advertisements in
to-dny's paper.
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To Readers.

The CHRONICLE is the largest paper published in
the County, and contains one-hatFd more reading
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\ DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

"A Notice j. hereby given that the Probate
Court for BeImOrt county. the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
Estate Of Abner Hampton. dec., late of Belmont
County o.
All those indebted to said estate are requested te
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against said Estate, notified present them fol
settlement within one year from this date.
SAMUEL BERRY, Admr.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE,
Hannah A Booker. Plaintiff,
against

against
William A. Booker, Defendant
The defendant is hereby notified that q petition
has been filed in the Court of Common Pless of Bel
mont County, OHIO. by Hannah A. Booker against
illiam A. Booker, her husband asking for divorce
alinony, and the three infant children OF the par.
ties, for the extreme cruelty. and gross neglect
duty of the sal d William A. to the said Hannah A
The said William A. Booker is also notified that on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday The 18Th, l4th and
18th days of Apr il 1S57 at the dwelling house of
Robert Woods in Unontown, Eldorado. County. Cali
forna between the hours of O'clock in the forenoon
and6 O'Clock in the afternoon of said days; and on
Saturday the llih day of the same month, at the
dwelling house of Samuel Winters in V ocano, Edo
Tado County. california, between the hours of g.
O'Clock in the forenoon and O'Clock in the after
noon of said day. dispositions will be taken in the
abovs named case on behalf of the plaintiff.
CoWEN d HOGE, Arys. for pltfs.
fe56w
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BELMONT COUNTY. OHIO
jeremiah Hartsell. Plaintif

LII A~h OAN1 WV ~ Il OlIlO.
jeremiah Hartseil. Plaintiff,
David Atkinson, Defendant
The defendant above namod is hereby notified IN al
the Sd day of February, A. d. 1857, the pIainti
Court. of said County, which is now pending, the
object & prayer OF which is to compel the defeuian
spec ally perform verbal for the lease
the defendants farm, on the Ohio River, in Pease
Towns ship, Belmont County, Ohio, containing $50
acres less and 10 enjoin the defendant fiOi
depriving tho plaintiff of the possession of sal farm
Unless the defendant answer by March 2S, 1857,
Judgment will be asked for in accordance with the
.rayer of said petition. S. w. GASTON, Clerk.
D. d. T. COWEN, Atty. for Pltf.
ssTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COBN-
ty, S. Court of Common Pleas.
WALKER HUNTER, Administrator of the Estate OF
VIM. Shepherd, decd,
AMOS w. SHEPHERD, aud others.
Order TO Sell Real Estate to Pay Debts.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an order
made in this case on Friday. the 18Th of March, 1857,
between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and o'c lock
at the fro1t door of tie ,;ouEt House of said
county, will offer fol sale the following desc ribed
tract of land the same being the NORTHWEST qr arter
of Section 10, Township ) and Range 3, in Puitney
asst Size sold TO VIM. Myers, the same being subject
TO the dover of Ruhama Shepherd, TO the amount
16 and ia perChes off by note. and bounds
on the said tract including the improvements there
TERMS OF SALE -Onethird in hand; third in
one year, and tile remainder in two years from the
day of sale. with interest.
WALKER HUNTER,
Administrator of The said WIN. Shepherd, decd.
fei2iw
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Quit Drink ing Poisonous Liz uors
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MAKING
All Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar
INSTANTLY, BY TIE Use
COURS ESS ENTAIL OILS

TNHESE Oils are obtained by Distil a.
tion at the Chemical Laboratory, Parish o:
Jefferson of Pierre acour, authur of Lacours 'em
zeal AnayIysis. LacOur's Chemical MaIipul atoms
Lacour on the Manufacture of Liquors. &c
LACOURS OIL. OF COGNAC converts neutral
spirit a superior imitation of Imported Brandies.
VIZ o ard Sazerac Nareu Gognac, foul;ney, Seg-
netIe. United Vineyard PrOprietOrs. Castillon and
London Dock Bran les. These liquors will have a
fnII frui,y flavor and beautiful srarklini color
Common Rectified VIII sky will he ceanged by the use
the Oil OF Cognac York Brandy Pine pp lie
Brandy Common Cognac Brandy, &c.
LACOUR'S OIL of RYE changes Reciifed Whis-
XIV to Monongahely Rye Whisky, Cid Virginia Malt
Whisky, Bourbon VIII sky. &c.
OIL OF OEDRAT Changes common Rectifed
Whisky to OH Irish Malt Whisky, and superior ar
tcle of Scotch whisky.
Oil. OF PEA CHI changes common 'hisky to Viz
gin ia Peach Brandy &c Oil of Peach and OIL o:
Cognac will convert common Whisky TO Apple
Brandy.
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest Whisky to Hoi
land in .Scheidam Schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin
English Gin. &C.
LACOURS CONCENTRATED ACID will il
five hours after being mixed, change five gallons o
cool Vinegar and twenty five gallons of water 10 thr
y gallons OF the most acid Vinegar that lie fOund
IN the market. BY the of Lacour's Concentrated
Acid, vinegar can be male for one dollar and si1t,
cents per barrel
These oils are put up in quart TASKS; each casl
contain sufficient oil for making three hundred gal
Ions If liquor. Full and cOmnrehensive directions
accompany the boliies. Price. 50 per bottle.
For ale at the corner of ST. Charles and Poydra
streets.
One hottie of these OILS eight In number, wi Il h
securely packed and shipped with i'll of lading, Il
any part of the country. the receipt of SIS,
the address of 7. LACOUR New Orleans
Purchasers requested a guarantee of goo
faith, TO turn iSh the names OF any house in New
Orleans and we will ship them pc ckage of the Oils
ifthey do perform all that is claimed or then
they wi cost nothing. fee6iy.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, March 4.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
House bill 247, to provide fol geological
survey Of the State beingon its passage Mr..
CALDWELL opposed the bill. He said it would
undoubtedly be very peasant and agreeable
for an amateur, and perhaps scientific gentle
man, 10 be appointed to an office for an
Indefinite period oe time, with a sallry of
$4,000, being $500 more than any other
officer of the State, and all travel ing ex-
penses horne. and very leasant for twelve
other gentlemen with salary OF $1,000,
and all travelling expenses, upon which to
pursue the study of geology. But there
was one reason why he should vote against
the bill. There was scarcely an acre of
land in the State otOhio, which, geological y
c,ns:d sred, was supposed to be of any i'm
portance, which WIS not owned by private
indiv iGuals. tn he believed private enter
prise was entirely sufficient at present at
least for the development of all the mineral
resources of the State.
Mr.. Y aple and Mr.. Todd opposed, and
Mr.. Jewett supported the bill. Bill lost
yeas 46; nays As.
Mr.. Smith of Franklin, movei that the
vote be reconsidered, which motion was la d
or the table.
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HNF HEELING HAT AND CAP
w -Ms.fUFACTORY.

hN EEEEINU II \ ANU OhF
w .M5.SUFdCTORY.
:. AVERY
Manufacturer of dats aud Cars
Has hand aud is mauuiac tn ring ami receiving .
large and general assortment of
Hats aud Caps,
comprising all the varieties ol colors and shapes OF
Hats and Caps now in use, of
Ii test Fashion,
and manufactured from the finest material and the
hest workmanship; all Of which will he sald Whole
sale aud Retail al the invest possible price. From
my long experience in the business, aud having al.
ways used my hest endeavOrs TO please and furnish
tie public with
Good. Fashionable and Servic+abIe Hat,
feel c"nfdant-with my present facilities and 4
large Stock on hand-IhdI | am able 10 supply INV
pair0us with article
Superior TO any heretofore offered.
respectfully request a call from those ~ wsEI OF
Hats and Caps, before purchasin geIsewhere.
:. AVERY.
esl6l No. I46, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
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0bio EfgisIature.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY. March 5, 1857.

| THURSDAY. March 5, 1857.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Nye.
| PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Smith of Knox, of C. s. McLair
and II citizens OF Knox county, for amend
ment to the School law.
Also, of L. Sc llers and IS others on the
same subject. Laid on the table.
By Mr. CLANCY. the memorial Of Wayne
Griswold Of Pickavay county, making q
statement of facts in relation to the action
OF the Board of Public Works, in making
contracts for keeping the Canals in repair.
The reading OF the memorial was called
for and begun, when Mr.. Mcfarland moved
that the memorial be laid on the table and
printed, which was supported by Messrs.
CLANCY, Bingham, Smith of Montgomery,
favored by Me,srs Caldwell, Bunker, and
Blair, and opposed by Messrs. Wetherbee
and Plumb. The motion to lay on The table
and print was agreed to.
By Mr. Rogers. of H. S. Neal and 10
members ofthe bar, &c, in Lawrenc ce county
against the passage of a law restoring to
the Court of Common Pleas the jurisdiction
in minor offanses. Referred to committee
on the subject.
Mr. Cowan of Shelby, rose to question
of privilege. and made statement in re-
lation to certain publications in the Ohio
Statesman and the Dayion Journal.
By Mr.. Parsons, oil Fl. Kent of franklin
county, for payment of claim for work on
pc
Claims.
Bv..Mr. Upham, of w. ST. Clair and SO
citizens of Maumee city, Lucas county, r
repeal of charter OF that city. Referred to
committee on Municipal Corporations.
By Mr. McCurdy, of T. George and 90
citizens of Jefferson couIty, for repeal of
al laws on subject of petit larceny, and he
enactment of general law in which all
stealing is made theft, the enormity Of
which shall be determined by the Court -
Referred to Judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. Shaw, of C. Rockwell and %
citizens of Holmes county, for alteration in
the school law. Referred to School com.
mittee.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
House bill 27O. relating to the surrender
of permanent leases to Virginia Military
school land. Psssed-reas SO; nays o.
House bill 23S, to establish Superior
Court in Franklin county.
Mr.. Needham and Mr.. Bell opposed, and
Mr.. Jeweti, Mr. Parsons, Mr.. Clancy, Mr.
McCurdy, Mr.. Littler and Mr.. Yaple ndvo-
Gated the passage of the bill. Passed-ysas
S5; nays lS.
House bill liz, to prohibit the use of the
iais Of the State for the confeemen: of any
person not charged with some crime or
Bill passed-yeas 56; nays
SO.
House bill 263, supplementary to the act
entitled an act establishing Boards of County
Comm ssioners, and prescribing their duties,
passed March IL, 1853. Bill os,-yeas 46,
nays Al.
Mr. Yaple moved to reconsider the voie,
which motion was laid on the table.
House bill $50, to repe al the act further
defining the dnties OF County Treasarers,
passed April s, 1856
Mr.. Giffin opposed, and Messrs. G itch.
Parsons and Jewett advocated the bill.
Recess.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

TINHE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have hssa
taxed their utmost to produce this bsst, noss rsrsA
| purgativ. which Is known to InnImsrab,s prs0
shown that these Pills have virtues which guryaS
excellence the ordinary r,eicnes and that they via
prrcsdentcdly upon the esteem Of all nsy ~
and pleasant take but powerful 20 Thex psaS
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities of he hs
the obsructons Of its organs purify the bosk
and e1pe dsea.e They purge out the foul hnneSs st
breed and grow dis.smper, s,imua;s slagssA Ass-
dered organs into their natural acton ssi inp~zt h.sAy
tone with strength to the whole s-ssea. Ma ealy -
they the sveryds. complaints Of every BODY, -
also formidable and dangerous Diseases that have hs<
the best " human skill While they proiuss psssrhA
effects they at the time. In Diminished dss. -
safest ph, sic that be employed r chlArea
Being sugsreo~red thsy pleasAat 70 taf@ and sAS
purely vegetable free frurn risk 81 h.-H Cs~
been male which belisf vsrv tA-y set 49,
-san,at.d by ea of such exalted pusiti0n and eAarAss
a. to trbid the ,uspicion Of rnsruh. May ea:.s>e
.,errynsn and physicians have lent tscsr names " e
y to III. public IN. reliability cs nay remedies while sA-
hsvs sent tbs a.snrsncs Of ths,- eea.eton No.
nv Preparations csntTibEis inEsSssy - ne rss q -
! sr!icied, suffering f-llo-s.s.
T,- AEeKt below rssasi Is please! 10 trsiA Hs-S ~
iHe-icsa Ai-ausr containing directions g Ass -
certificates q thsir Of the kvAx s~,ps.iaas
Cs;vrne. Riiicus C,ni,ai,,.s, Ehso-tAssaa Irspap.
Heartburn. Hss'~rhe Arising f-er f'. Ssrks<h. Ss~
IuigssIi1n G-s'd tnsctioa .. Il. sossh aAe s.s
ing therefr1s Ysic;ency, lcss es Aliss. sn Cle>
And Cussueuus Diseases which s-cu.rv ssAsAa<s
aeiicns ScInfa. K.nS's ErL lkey 40, sy parity
hI , hl-,d ard stimulating IRE sysceen. ssrs .asaS
complaints which IL would IA. 10 napyossd tssN ss.SA
reh sch pe.sr-ss Partial EiGsu..a. Ssaralss aaA
No:yoas rritshisy. prr-,s~GlsE W TIE 'sS sd ks
ssy, Goat ard other kiirs1 complaints ArlsnG kon
s'W q. ,hs t<ly olstructc- - IN fcssusss
10 h -: - BY AErFirctp:sd sss,crs s,A 49,
Nthsr Pill thsy asks =oss pres: Ash - AS=sa
PitIs. Eal .1lI rst@Ils else. Ss eA-- tS.y 80
you crrar-s sA Sais II its in,;irs value ssraas
powers Ths 49, the L.<, a.d ;..rs 8 sss 49,
And they shurli s~vs it.
Prepared by DR.. .. G. AVER.
Practical and Analytical CAsni,t, LEVEL. KssA
Psc. ao C-sL RI. Bex Srs Esrss rss a.
SOLD ef
J, W. c0hiS'. B. c'.is''ssss
u. AleXantsr.
CuIbest<o,. y rs;I>s,ss, sfiSseyssst
Rarperk Sons, Eslis Aus
Or. Warned. Rarsssvnss
nsines 4 Bro tas1, LEY asviisi
T. Harper, ka-nssstBae
DIR. McPhersas. FsEvs~:
Charley Brown, SorriHssa.
And eli dealers IN reitrIpr s,erywh8s.
Whcis sale ~
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CHOOL BOOKS
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN

ty, SS. Court of Common Pleas.
WALKER HUNTER, Administrator of the Estate G
VIM. Shepherd, decd,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DIYs
By 0oddin & Apperson.

EAECUT0R'S SALE OF A MOST ELE-
: CANT AND DEsIRABIY LOCATED ppY-
n,ArE KEsIDENcE IN THs CITY an pIie1
M ~ WITH HALFACRE OF LAND ATTIGH.
t ~, AZ The CORNER OF GRACE AND 81 ITtI
~ virtue Of the last win and tests ma ~
=! hoeert " standard decd (and by order ~ Al -
stansra ief Whose benefit if made shall r,rs
9ss % se 81 Eubiic auctio ON the PREMISE an
THURSDAY i4th day Of Ian. lS57. nc 4 o'cik y W
st. Y NOT the next fair day. the large, elegant and
usstfaDiy located residence situsted ~ above With
sn nsal acre loo late the resS nee OF the
q and now in the occupancy Of his wido~i
A. hardly necessary that description of th;s
sasuie resi'ssnce should be given as ths sana i -
veil Know TO the people of Richmond Er-f for tbs
n,or NATION o. those al distance who sxht wish 70
Tsfnosc 70 and locate In the city, It mar IL rsmark
e. that Tor durability, stsis OF finch ard :. n
~ Q, accommodation. il is eqnai 10 the best
20 ee tstnd N this city. 1t has eyery convenience
anu accommodation that could be desired ineln,,no
ainpie servants apartments. large stabis a,d 81 =,
Iaes house, admirable Office and also n ward ana
sicen mouse hiled with shrubs and flowers
lkkMs-one-fourth cash; balance at s. IL and "a
months, Tor negotiable notes. interest nddad b.yf
satisfactorily endorsed and title rvtaed iii
.ne Whole purchase money be fully paid The taxes
qua nsurancs for the year 1873 to b. pai,l bv fhe
purchaser. WOOD B0UI,DIN kdn',r " tue
Win tue will annexed of Ko C. Stanard decd
GeDDlS 4 APPERsay Aucts -, '0 u.
de 2l-3taw2yktdti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21
s@~ WHERE sHALL We GET OUR L.KE-

NESS rAKEs?-AtGIBBS', of course. where every one
that wants decent picture, and lot Il eafIlcatgrr
always ga Besides, We have never been decelv-
ed by him with humbug advertisements, AZ these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons take pleasure "a saying that III
addition t. our intmitable AMBR9TYPE, we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of II superior character,
both plain and eoored which, for beauty OF finish and
accuracy of likeness, are equaIled by lew anu sur
rassed by uoEe Pictures of all kinds accurately CO.
ps, J. and warranted 10 please. at moderate prices
AMBhUTYPES at one dollar and upv ards AT q BbS
Temple of Art Co.inthian Hair Main street, between
9Th and 10th. ,,,,
AZ p X.
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By e. d. Cook & Co., Aucts.

FURNITURE, LIQUORS, SC, AT AUG
TION.-We will sell, on TUESDAY. 2ad inst at
~ ciocK, &c our store. general variety of House
Parlor stoves, &c. fSf OaSFs "n'
AisS. 70 /, casks Coglac Brandy; bib, Old Monon.
saipts.s Cd % hbls. MOL Eastport herrnas O ,oa
hoxes s..oxsd do 80 reams Wrapping Paper; 5odoz.
de 81 EB COOK 4 no 49,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1fE" DEcEMBER, 1857.
Additional Supplies.

THoS. r. PRICE Co. are getting by the ta.t
two steamers and the exrec TED TODAY large All.
dions to their stock the winter tfnde 4, ,.htrb
they invite special attention
81 Pulled Cloths Elegant Fynh.us,artu.
Heavy Tweedcd Satnetts Velvet and 1,ln,b &C.,
kerseys aud sheep Greys Rich Stella Shswis
bright Plaid linseye | Chenille Scarfs s,s da
Servants Bsnkets bJth French MonsiIns wv
coiored agi white American 40 Tne,,.,
men " voten shirs Velvet Ribbons. ALI widths
,ao; SHAKER do, Alexander Kid Gloves
hosiery every style Linen Taffetta do, &C. &c.
And upon THIS MORNING, they throw upan
their countels 90 b. sold during this month slnssp
WgRrn RICH SAYEDkRE sTLks AND SILK
koBEs-rnsny bought within the last few weeks -
These gcofs viii I've offered is many cases AZ far less
than the actual cost Of importation All Ia want OF
six ercds are iovtted 10 eive them early cali
no $-tm THoS. r.. PRICE a Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-21
geg" The PEOPLES FRrEyD.-All dis

coVerles that tend 70 improve health and prevent
disease are Invaluable TO the Masses pYosisted the
prices at whch they held. not so high AZ II
prevent them from purchasing. The proprietor of
BAKERS PREMIUM BTrTERS, in putting his great pa
nacea before the people had an eye 10 this fact and
1t once determined to give all AN opportunity of
using them. lie knew that they would cure ysps Z
STA, relieve nervousness, improve DIGESTION prevent
dIarrea. aliay feyers strengthen debiiitsted con-
stntoDs and dispell agnes and therefore it that
he offered his great remedy ut prices within the
reach of all If You sufferer. try these Bitters
aud then, with the thousands Of others who have
been made whole Join in their praises to the ,est of
mank ind. Price jaeents per bottle.
For sale by all the prominent Drug in this city
aud eiSev here. lie