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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05
CINCINNATI. Oct. LIST. 1857.

Tor SALE.-A large, likely and well
l. made black w0map q years old, who is a good
general house servant first rate Washer and ironer
and good Cook She has two handsome girl children.
(black, a little over three aud four years Thee
negroes not offered for any fault. lhe woman j..
Of good character and the owner wishes the family
to be sold 10 remain in this State Apply at Cary
street Jail. no 3-3eod*
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in
l. GOLD WANTED, for which per cent above
market price will be given, In Dry Goods, at prime
cost, at JACob a. LEVY .,
noq IS Main street.
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soa using SCALES should only Use the best, which
Cali always be had OF Fairbanks agents,
MESsRS. CLARkSoN, ANDERSON & co,
l--2fn No. LOO Mnn atr,at Richmond Va
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p1~ Nobody Objects to
our Prices. @
o. Aim THOS. r. PRICE 4 co

lxg~ BlSYoRp, MAYO & BLAIR, 90
Main street would call the attention of the public
20 their large stock cf Emhroideries Fancy silks.
Table panSsks Linen Sheetncs, Irish Linens
Bankcts and Negro Clothing Their business must
he closed as speedily possible. and the above
goods will be sold for cash without regard to cost.
o. ITS.
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oyster DISHES. Block Tin Oyster
~ Dishes Of all sizes, for sale low at 1877 Main ST.
OF 81 HUXLEY & co
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HD- DR.. COOKS, LATR OF Sr. LOUIS,
Mo0fice and residence on Sd street, west side, be
twpeA Marshall and Clay streets. se I9-ihm
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SHO 000 WORTH DRY GOODS

ROV3VVO IND CARPETS, At GREAT
SAGRItICE-ATTENTIO VISITORS TO THE
STATE FAIR:-We have determined to clear out our
entire stock OF fresh and seasonabla goods rdless
of the cost We therefore invite you to cali and INDIE
of what say.
LADIES DRESSES-Spleuiilc olored Dress silks
elegant Bayadere Black Sks, # the newest sty les
Cashmeres; De LANES Side Stripes Military Stripes
Mcripoes; shawls; Cloaks: Scarfs &c
Men and Boys Wear; Servants Goods: Carpets
Rugs and Oil Cloths; Blankets; Flannels Domestic
GoVds of all kinds. Thecoses buyers from all part,
of the country, are most cordially invited to call
G. A. GWATkIN.
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GEORGE STERRFTT


tired Clergyman restored TO health in few days ai-
Ter many yeara OF great suffering is anxious
g make known the means Of cure will SEM free
the prescription used Direct the Rev. JOHN
DAGSALL, No ls6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, \. \.
3-tiIn
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T,O CARPENTERS AND LUMBER

ITO CARPENTERS A d LUMBER
L DEALERS.-IIaying taken the Agency for the
sale OF LUMBER, from two OF the largest mills In
the county of Surry, am prepared to saw hills
any other kind of Lumber, at the lowest market
prices. have on hand and for sale, 5000 feet of
Lumber, on board of the schr Charles. and on the
wharf, W: ich If taken from the wharf, bargain
Will be sold Apply at my Office in rear of the Mer-
chants InsuIaEre Ce.s Office.
- AG0TT
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kEs@ SPECIAL NOTES.-The attention
Of the Trade and the Public is requested to the sale
Of r. A. kusts stock of Hardware, Cutlery, &c,
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock.
Its T. b. COOK & Co. Aucts.
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pURLIC SALE OFNEGROEs. STOCK,

DURLlC SALE OF NEGROES, STOCK,
L CROPS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c-wiil
be sold nj publ auction, on TUESDAY, the 10th of
November next if fair otherwi-e the next fair day,
at the residence of the subscriber in the count uf
Caroline, about Ia mills below Poiecat Depot, on
the H., 1. and z. Railroad. a very likely Parcel OF
Negroes, consisting of men and women. Also his
stock of Horses and Mules, some of which are very
good, Cattle, sheep Crops Household Furniture and
Farming Implements, among which are an excel.
lent new Wagon, Cart, Wheat Machif Q, Wheat Fan,
Ctrn Shelter, &c.
TERNs-For tho Negroes cash; for the other pro-
perty terms made known on day of sale.
JOHN G.. COLEMAN.
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ious 80 settle up their books 10 July LIST, PSI and
wOud cali the attention of parties interested 10 this
notice. Having made change in our business,
name aud association must close mp all old &C
counts. GROSHQSG i TUPMAN.
---ta
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BY the UOfsrnur.
GEORGE W. MUSPoRp,
Secreta v of the Commonwealth.

ellison D. Stewart is about Is years DID, feet 9
or 10 inches high of rather slender appearance; hair
dark aud black + rehead high, complexion rather
pale and slightly freckled lips thin, compressed and
reIrcatng with chin sharp aud protruding, giving
10 the mouth thu Appearance OF having lost the front
tco,h oc D. sw3w
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O-PARTNERSHIP.- Having associa

~ ted with me Mr.. SAML. Y. REID. eff Lynch
burg Va, my business will be continued in Cincin
nati. Ohio, under the finn of WILLIAMS REID
who will give their personal attention TO filing or
drrs for all de.crpion Of We~tern Produce aud the
conduct of General Commission Business.
WM. Is. WILLIAMS.
CrSCIyNATI pc. 1st 1877 no 2-l1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05
FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTTT UTE
FIRST MARKET HALL,


f7TH AND MAIN STREETS
The public invited to visit the Mechanics Fair
now being held at
FIRST MARKET HALL,
where specimens of mechanism manufactures sculp-
lure, painting, drawing need ework, ancieut curl
ositiss Inventions and Indeed almost every thing
that could be- desired may be seen.
So PRICE or ADMISSION q cents.
80 Doors open at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and close at 8
O'Clock. p. NJ, ke-opened at O'Clock, Z. NJ, and
close at f8oeloek p. NJ.
g. Persons visiting the Pair are expected to pay
specie FIR their admission tickets it IL impossible
for the Institute 10 furnish the change for notes.
oe PITS
Im BAGS Frost's Buckwheat, in eighth
w. aad quarter bags, for sale by
oc n VIM. WALLACE SONS.
TWO thousand lbs Smithield Family
= Sides, Whites curing, Tor sale by
&c 81 THOMAS JONES 4 co.
CORN. C0RN.-Prime White Corn for
~ sale from depot In lots TO suit purchasers.
nos EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co.
pUTTER AND CHEESE.--Just re-
- esiYed per steamer % tubs A No Goshen Butter
AMI 100 boxes prime Choose. in store and for sale,
consignment By
CHURCH 4 FLEMING,
nO4 No. "a Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

T EE, STEGER & FOSTER,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Office near shockOe Warehouse,
RICHMOND, Va, !,
VII give strict attention 10 the sale OF TOBACCO
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, &c.
Liberal cash advances all oonsignmenz In
hand.
GEO. H. LEE. JSo. R srEssR. LYLE FosrEx.
10 I2-c6m
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o. Is l6l, opposite exchange Bank.
T & NJ. ROSENB AUM, Dealers ia

& NJ. Il Us E Y u A q N Dealers La
u. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, at 1893 Broad st.
offering great bargains in Dry Goods they hay-
ing bought the principal part of their stock recent
ly at a great sacrifice. for cash, which Will enable
them t. ss cheaper. at profit. than any of those
houses that are selling OF at cost. Their assortment
OF Fancy and Imported Goods is very complete with
a full stock of Wooisn Domestic Manufactures
They resp ctfuly solicit call from their friends and
strangers visiting the city during the Fair at 1879
Broad street. Cca6
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


~ PROCLAMATION. - Information having
been received by the Executive that uiison ID. Stew
art il CHARGED with having committed an atrOcous
murder in the county of and, the 10th inst,
that he has fed from justice and is now going at
large; theref re- 1 do hereby offer reward OF one
hundred and fifty dollars TO any person who shall
rest the raid Gilson d. Stewart and deliver him into
the Jail of said county of Highland, and do more
over require ali officers of this Commonwealth, civil
and military, and request the people generally to use
their best to procure the arrest OF the said
Gson ID. Stewart, that lie may be brought to justice
(~oo Given under my hand as Governor, and uD-
: l. s. }der the Less Seai OF the Commonwealth, at
~ Richmond this 26th day of October, ls57.
HENRY A. WISH.
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SPECIAL MOTTO
ny 500, 900 WORTH OF Fresh AND
ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
AT COST, FOR CASHs

In consequence of the great financial troubles
which peryae the country, and in order TO reduce our
Sare and slend stock TO the lowest possible point
a, the ,st OF January next. we have determined 10
oAer every article in establssbment-a large nor.
fien of which have Just been received
AT COST, FOR CASH,
Cords will he charged to prompt customers at reru.
lar prices,
perhaps at time has there ever been offered In
mis- tity stock Of Dry Goods Sgw LARes and At.
rRtcTtvg Az COST rog c,sa Our assortment embraces
s~ne az tn. most splendid Goods In Ladies wear ever
seer in this country. Every article usually kent In
large ami first class retail aud wholesale Dry Goods
HoE.s will he found IN our stick Aneng them are
sHtWLS EMBROfDERIES
CIOtKS LINENS
SILKS HOSIERY
DE- LANES SHESfINGS
VALENCIA NEGRO CLOTHING
PLAtDs BLANKETS
MERtN0ES SHIRTS, DRAWERS
CALlCoES CLOTHS
IACGS CASStMERES
NUSbtNS NESTiNGS
UpKES CRAYATS
aLONES SCARFS
&c. &C, &c.
PRICE & WATKINS
&C Its Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

dissolution OF COP A II L n L r.
~ SHIP.-The partnership heretofore existing un
der the firm and style Of WILLIAMS d. BROTH
Es, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent
The books and accounts are in the hands of r. A.
Williams. ri the store lately occupied by them, t.
whom all persons indebted to the firm, are request
ed to make immediate payment, and all those &c
whom they indebted, will please present their
bills for payment JOHN WILLIAMS,
X. A. WILLIAMS
WM. B. WILLIAMS.
PJCUNoEp Nov 81 1877
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

DORTER AND ALE.-London Porter
in quarts and pints; Muir L Sons Ale, in stone
&C ~ BURTIS 4 GEEENHOw.
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T'HE LADIES are lust beginnine !.

THE LADIES are just beginning to
find ont where to purchase the cheapest Trim
mings, Embroidery, Millinery Goods Hosiery
cloaks and busters, 6uantets. Lace Goods and nh,
merons othgr artries snd where do yOu think H. Is
| At GoLDSMTTs. 2n5 Broad street az he is selling
off without regard to cost. Money saved to buy
vonr goods there. He has everything In the fancy
| line. To enamerata would take up too mnob snace
DO give HIM cali AMI you viii be certain 10 nrocnre
something 10 suit and satisfy YOU and money saved
| In the bargain. not
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NO. II
&C l6-ts Over r. IL. Reach s Trimming Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

CORNERSTONE Ks OFFICE,
80 ,, CHrsIsssnLn M y 10 ID. sspt; 2as ~,

ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE ES-
i TATEs or JAMES LYLE AND JANE I.
LYLE. DECD, AND ALL OTHERS CONCERNED.
You arr hereby notified thar al the Request Of 6ec
w. snsllinga late Sheriff OF Chesterfield county, and
~ such Administrator DE- bonis Of janice Lyle.
led with his viii annexed. and Adminis rator 81
Jane L. Lylr dec d. have appointed the 10th day o.
November next. at nay once. for receiving PROOF OF
debts ard demands against the said deccdsnts or
their estates At which time and place you are re-
CURED to attend.
Given under my hand a. Commissioner q the
County Court Of Chesterfield county, at the Court
House. the day and year irst Aforesaid.
oc 2-cwit W. W. r. CU0BILL. Coia'r.
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ACTION SALES.
-ss~~-.-e---~---.-@-
FUTURE DAYS
BY Richard Cauthorn.

CITY MADE CARRIAGE, AT AUC-
~ TI0N-0n SATURDAY, 7fh inst . at 10 o,elsch
at the lot the yirginis Central Railroad D4rct
will sell at auction second hand city made Car.
rage, In prime order, suitable for the country.
HgRSES.-Also, three Horses.
NOS n. CAUTH0RN.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Will be
4 \ sold on WEDNESDAY, the nth day Of Nevem-
Der, 1857 the residence OF Mrs. Jos O.. Lesth on
Main street. enc square sbovs the Fair Grounds two
Horses and Que wohorse Wagon. two Beds and
some her articles Of Hvusehoi Furniture. The
oryer o. the Wagon will be hired out for the bal
ance Of the year. JN0. A. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff Henrica and as such
a.. Administrator OF jos. Lesth decd.
Al persons indebted 70 tine estate Jos. q. Leafh,
VIII please make payment to me at once. and those
nalns Claims, will present them, that arrange
nients may De made for their settlement
JN0. A. HUTCHINSON, INC.
-, And rs such, Administrator of
ms n
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K I III UO LIs4VVre OF t1tU I1VI-A
LA PROCLAMATION.-In atip1 having been
received by the Executive, that WILLIAM E. BIRD,
(of Custs) in the county of Accomac has been found
guilty, by coroner's inquest, of the murder of
at large; therefore do hereby effer reward of
one hunGred ami fifty dollars 30 any person who
shall arrest the said William L. BIRD of CustiS) and
deliver him into the Jail of said county of Accomac,
and do moreover require all officers of this Com
monwealth. civil and military aud request the peo-
pie generaly.to their best exertons to procure
the arrest of the said VIM n. Bird (of Custfs that
he may be brought 10 justice.
49, Given under my hand as Governor, and UNI
lis der the Less Seal of the Commonwealth,
l--J at Richmond this 18th day of October.
1851 HENRY A. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD.
Secretary the Commonwealth.
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DEFERRING to the advertisement of
IL my removal to 18th street. between Main and
Cary. beg leave to submit to my customers and the
public in general the blowing rate oil prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer, Philadelphia Ale. Porter and Cider bot
'''' "i !" I pints. ~ w. i Bottles included.
half do, " 50 cents-bottles extra
charged.
Lager Beer in half, quarter and eighth barrels
(the latter ones of gallons, pa kage exclusively
for the city customers.) Philadelphia Ale in whole
and half barrels at the lowest market price. Terms
cash.
n B-Store and Bar keepers a C ,Bsiderab,e per
centage allowed 2. WILBACHER,
18th at, between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs. Laiiley Robinson corner
4th and Ffanklin Messrs. Duval Norton, corner
10th and Main, at my establishment, will be
promptly attended to. GO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

VIM E. Bird (ofCusts) is about twenty five years
Of age, about five feet nine or ten inches high,
stoOps little forward, full faced, and of ruddy
com exion his hair lie light, and he is very profane
in l6-sW3W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

GOLD AND SILVER WANTED-At
~ the Exchange Office of Vim. Hurley, No. 50
Main street. opposite st. Charles Hotel / am pay
ing the highest market pIice for American Gold and
SILVER COIN and buy ing North anil South Carolina,
and all other uncurrent Rank Notes at rs low rates
az any other honse In the city
&C Elm VIM UuRJEy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.-The Ladies
~ are informed that this is first rate opportunity
70 purchase silk Dress at half the original price as
sm Just in receipt of an invoice of Dress silks pur
cha'ed at a bankrupt sale at less than half their
value. The invoice amounts to
CABS D0LLARSi
There are some very cheap Black Silks in the In
Voice. intend Offering them at low price. in or
uactIve bargains Ladies. you are invited to call.
q ALFRED k0SES "a Naip
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

ONE hundred bbls. Coffee Sugar, A j
~ and G: 100 do. Crushed. Powdered and q ranula-
ted do for sale by WI. WALLACE SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

physicians PRESCRIPTIONS, neat
l. Iy and accurately compounded at any hour of
the day or night and all articles used warranted
pure, by INC: W. POLLARD, Druggist,
oc 81 18th street.
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O00 bbls. Coffee, Crushed and Pow
~OO dered Sugar. for sale by
oe 81 THOMAS J0NEa 4 m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-05

VIL
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO COVERS, &c
They have, and will hereafter keep more extern
siye supply than they have heretofore DONE of WIN
DOW SHADES and their fixtures.
RICHARDSON d CO, 95 Main ST.
~ They will have CARPETS, CURTAINS, WIN
DOW SHADES and OIL CLOTHS MADE TO ORDER.
T. TN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-18
THE HARDEST TIMES YET.
The North and the South.

The following extract from a speech o
the Hon. S. S. Prentiss, of Mississippi, W,
fird going the. round of our exchanges. The
speech was made mary years ago:
That most eloquent of all Soutrerners, al
thinS, Mr.. Prentiss of Miss, was address
ing a crowd of S ONE 1000 people in thai
State, defending,the teriff ,and, in the course
of an eloquent period which rose gradually
10 some beautiful climax, he painted the
thrift, the energy, the comfort, the wealth
the civilization of the North, in glowing COL
ors, when there rose up on the vision of the
assembly, in the open air, horseman OF
magnificent proportions; and, just at the
moment of hushed attention. when the voice
of Prentiss had ceased, and the applause
was about to break forth, the horseman ex-
claimed. D. the North The curse
was SO much in unison with the habitual
feeling of Mississippi audience, that it
quenched their enthusiasm, and nothing but
respect for the speaker kept the crowd from
applauding the horseman. PreEtiss turned,
his lam, foot around and said, Major Moody
will you rein in that steed moment!' He
assented. Said he, Major, the horse on
whi, you sit came from the Upper Mis-
souri,; the saddle that surmounts him came
from Tren'on N. j.; the hat on your head
was made in Danbury Conn; the boots you
wear came from Lynn Mass (; the linen Of
your shirt is Irish, and Boston made it up;
your broadcl 10th coat is of Lowell manufac-
ture. and was cut IN New York; and if to-
day you surrender what you owe the d.
North you would sit stark naked..( Laugh
ter and loud applause.)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-18

THE WORK ON KANsAs.-The Kansas
Herald ol freedom says in reference to the
report that Gov. Geary is preparing book
made up from his diary exposing the wrong
of Kansas and bringing to ght new outra-
ges:
We believe it is true that DR.. Ghon Gov
Geary's private Secretary, is predaring q
history of his "Seven Months in Kansas. "
1t will be the most authentic duplication
which has yet been issued on Kansas nat
tiers, and will put new phase on our diff
culties here. The author has been con-
nected for twenty years with the public
press, is writer of great ability,has always
acted with the Democratic party, and his
book will have an extended circulation and
give the lie to those venal presses which
are continually proclaiming that our Kan
sss lroub les are Republican faIsehoods pub.
lished for partisan effect. The seven
months of Geary's Administration have
been the most quiet seven months we h ave
experienced since the first settlement o!
the Territoty, and yet they will be fount
abounding with startling incidents that car
never be appreciated outside of Kansas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-18

bRollotcoy.s Pills operate benefcialIy
not only upon the diseased organs, but upon
the Institution OF the invalid. To quicken
the torpid stomach, enable the disordered
liver to secrete due portion Of healthv
bile, and remove Instructions from the intes-
tines, are important objects; but Hollowos' IS
Pills do mora than this. They recruit the
stamina.. ..of the patient, and iniuse tone and
vigor into the whole vital machinery. The
animal spirits sympathzing with the phisi-
cal powers, become light and buoyant. and
that greatest of earthly blessings, ga sound
mind in sound body" is the result Thou.
sands of persons who have been cured o.
chronic dyspepsia and its attendant depress.
ion, bp this powerful alternative and tonic
know this to be literally true.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-18
INDIAN R Lies FOUND

INDIAN R Lies FOUND IN New JERSEY.
: A day or two since, whils some workmen
were employed in excavating space o;
earth at Cooper's Point; they came upon a
large piece CT red but peculiar clay, in many
respects resembling paint. A number Of
bones, supposed to be those of an Indran
have also been dug up, and it is believed
that the clay earth had been in their pos.
session and used to paint with. The LAND
about Cooper's point. in the. primitive days
of the West Jersey settlement,was occupied
by the Indians, and the first deed Of aly
land now in the incorporated limits of Cam.
den city, bears the signature of Taldca
Ch ief of the Delaware tribe. This deed. is
still in e Cooper family, who have hele
possession of the land ever since the doc
ument was originally signed. The relics
above alluded to were found some eight oil
ten feet pelow the surface, but the bones
were in an advanced state of dis;ntegration
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-18

"WoopLAND CREAM."-A Poanade fro
beautity.no the Hair-highly perfumed, su-
perior to any French article imported, and
for half the price. For dressing Ladies
Hair it has no equal, giving it alright glossy
appearance 1t causes Gentlemen's Hair to
moves dandruff, always giving the Hair the
ppearance of being fresh shampooed
Price only fifty cents. None genuine un-
less signed
FETRIDGE & CO., New York.
Proprelors of the Balm of Thousand
Flowers." For sale by all Druggists.
fe26 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-18

All things considered. the changes which
have been made are highly fauorable 10 US.
As to the start and promotion which by
means Of this IaW so skiIlfuIly pot together,
certain American manufactures will doubt
less obtain, France need not feel any alarm
nor uncertainty whatever. Other nations
may perhaps be troubled on that account
but France has rather cause to be glad of 1t.
The rare perfection to which French IN
dustry has attained in the arts and manu-
factures. is not only difhcult to be equaied,
but t gives the French positive and direct
interest in the progress of other nations. a
rich people are the proper customers for the
productions of French industry; and in pro-
portion as the people of North America be-
come more enriched by their own industry,
in such proportion we shall have to supply
them with larger quantity of the several
objects of luxury.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-18

to draw the money, sold his check for cash
TO the Bank. and putting the rocks in his
poEet went to the Hotel Being gone rath-
er longer than the gentlemen thoughtneces-
| sary, they went after him and found him
complaining of feeling sick. They then
left him, and after an hour or SO went back
again. He saw them, stepped out of one
door as they entered another. ran over to
the depot as the Jacksonville train was
coming in, got on the cars, and-that is the
last of him. His check was forgery, not
worth button. He has been diligently
searched for, and dispatches sent 10 all the
cities round about, but all in vainEso far
The Bank is thirty-fiye hundred dollars
worse of than before it bought the check.