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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

There were sales of mixed corn In Norfolk Va,
Friday, at SO cents The arrivals ON that day were
1900 bushels Of corn and s,S63 bushels of wheat
NJ Miner, anative Of Glasgow, aactiand was &C
cidentally drowned at NcEpsk, va, on Thnrsda,
last. 80 s,ss4 - IS
Rev, W. n. phnAam, prominent minister Q
| the Qsosgh Methodist church, died oA he Atl
| kpst - -. 81 SO ~ F.aN St E 5aEsas -
I Nliss BETTE Newmaa has srsR elected BY tn
| trustees Of the Wytheytfle Female Academy .
1 teacher In the preparatory department.
/ n Hon. h. Nj Keitt, of south Carolisas was 4
| Lsnckbssg, fhursday evening, sejearning ~ VI
| Washington.
/ Gen. Donophan, of Mexican war faine,
Washington city.
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Missouri ELEcrioS.-The ST. Louis Leader, Of the
10Th. sums up q majority for Stewart, dem, for
Governor, Of At least 400. IL gives him 450, and
DunkIin county TO hear from, which cannot give,
il says, more than 80 against him. 9s 1876
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2-dkcwlm&
HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE
ACAnpAy

JOHN h. CART, A. n, Principol.
The Exercises of this School commence on the first
Monday in October and close on the last Friday in
July.
branches, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathe-
nlatics; the Elements of Ply sical Science Military
Tactics, Music, (Pisno and GuitarD Drawing and
Painting.
The Principal is assisted in the different depart
ments by fotr teachers, of appro, ed qualifications
Languages, Music, Drawing, &c, extrs.
For catalogue, further information, address the
Principal, Hampton, Va. au 36-lm
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MRS. AND MISS MINORS BOARD
4'I ING AND DAY SCHOOL, IN rRE CITY OF RICH
A0SD.The third session of this institution will com
mence on the ss OF October no4t and close tho 3oth
June, 1858. - D.. g. = = -. IA -"
In this school will be taught all the branches of
finished education, including the Latin and Modern
languages, together with Music upon the Piano,
Harp and Guitar Instruction in VOCAL Music will
also be given.
The SERVICES Of competent instructors have been
procured.
Attention will be paid to the proper training and
advancement of the young ladies ntrusted to their
charge, and their moral and social Improvement pro-
NOTED by every means in their power.
This school, successoTto the we'll known and estab-
lished Midway Seminary, has been in successful op-
Grafton IN Rlc9m9nd for nearly two years. and the
any information which may be desired in reference
to its merits
TERMs-About the same as heretofore. For them
and other particulars, refer TO
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
an 7-d&wc3m Miss ADA Il, MINOR
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NATIONAL EMANCIPATION CosvESrIoN-THIRp DAY
Before the National Emancipation Convention. now
in session In Cleveland series of resolutions were
introduced, the principal feature Of which is to
make the General Government an agent for the
people in the cause of emsncjpatioA; paying to
each State abolishing slavery the sum of $3.50 for
each slave, and further that each State shall pay
to the shareholders an additional ST5 for each
slave emancipated
The latter sum to be raised by a land tax, and
the former in Government bonds.
The resolutions were discussed by Messry
Elihu Burritt Gerritt Smith and others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

MRS. WELLINGTON will resume the
1SI duties of her school Tuesday September lst at
herresidence Broad street between 18th and Goth
au &5-St% -- - - II
MRS. SUSAN REED will resume the
W duties of her School, September let, corner OF
2sth and Broad streets auI9-tlS
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EkGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND
- MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

j. IT. BIsF0RD, PRINCIPAL
ne exercises Of this school will be resumed
~ Monday, Sept. 18th. n the large and comnodious
f7Aopai pledges his whole time and energy 10 the
sIofoayn ana accurate preparation Of boys, either
f ths University any Of colleges for busi"
aess Pofsnits. Special attention is bestowed upon
zoe hngitsh Department, az II ID considered that
aaeeaase knowledge Of our own language il the in
aspehsabe foundation ofaii right education. Expe-
iiebeod and npeteEt Assistants are employed AZ
~ sabts of the school require.
itsfs, EAf3BtE sgkI-4sspALLy, ~ ApyAscs:
Lapn. Greek and . 90
lalln and Mstha,atss . 300
nnshsl bfshehs., .s,,,y..-.... t000
Aodeta Languages lby Prof Emion) eaeh...... % 90
ID fhe numbsr-of pupils will be limited.
Sq t-zm
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DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM,

DICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL INSTITUTE, on NINTH STREET,
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.-The an,
dersgned Principals of this Institution have united
their interests for the purpose Of establishing a
School for Boys of the highest order. and have been
successful In securing excellent and commodious
rooms in the aboye-named central part Of the city
They will make such division OF labor In the ex-
ercses of the School, as to render the instruction
most PRACTICAL and THOROUGH.
The Recitations will be conducted with the use OF
Globes Maps Charts, Mathematical Blocks and PHI
losophcal and Chemical Apparatus.
Pupils entering this School, can unite WITH classes
pursuing course Of instruction with view TO
thorough business education to enter the hrs or
advanced Glasses in College.
For further partirplafs and testimonials Circ-
lars t. be khtsihed at this ace aieT ARgust ATTN.
and at nost of the Bookstores by application 10
either Of the PTincipais. Asa after September LIST,
one of the Principals can be seen By calling on him
AZ the rooms "a door from 9Th street, on Broad.
The School will open September 2st
d EDWARD w. CONE, A. NJ, p;nc,n.,.
HORACE p SMITH, A. NJ, ffi0p"i'
REFEREscEs.-Hon. o. p. Baldwin, VIM Fl. Chris
tian, ESQ., Rev. Chas. H. Read d. D., Rev. g. s, Murk-
land James B Macmurdo, ESQ. John II. Tyler, Esq,
iieorge = Woodfn, Esq. MrS Susan L. Pellet Miss
Harriet Hall, au l9-im
or. JosEPH's FEMALE ACADEMY.
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The highest Glass will be instructed in the English
branches Latin and Elementary Mathematics the
middle in the usual English studies. and the lowest
IN Spelling and Reading. W. A. RBNNlE.
stnE
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

y SCHOOL,-rhe undersigned will, on the hrst OF
October next, open a Classical and Mathematical
rfhOQ embracing such course Of ilstruction
vii! TT youth for an easy entrance into the high
Glasses either. Of our classical scientific nstitu
lions. They via every effort 10 procure central
ara -onlfJFtable location on ShOckoe Ei Their
TERMS will be IS follows (PArABLE sKAI-ASsUALLY
II ApvARCB.)
Lain Greek and Mathena tics $40
Latin orGreek, and do ........................ 80
urlis ~l,ns an
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LARGE GRANT OF LAND TO THE ALABAMA AND From
DA kALRoAD.-The selections of the sections of pub
lie lands within the six miles limits of the Alaba
ma and Florida railroad" have been certified by
the General Land Office to the State of Florida
amounting in the aggregate to s6,760 acres.
This grant was made by the act Of Congress Of the
Eth of May, 1856. The road extends from the line
dividing Florida from Alabama to Pensacola.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

FROM WAsmSGfoN-E q por,
,1ty OF Governor Walker, who len ~ M nscre
and a,st a. ten days ago, reports ali nsase
ana quiet there nor there The laast peace
Sovernor Walker was using the
comiatus' when the civil authorities con,t %Ss
make arrests for breaches Of the peace eoio not NOT
Inc i,55o troops in Kansas will remain tbora .,,,
after the October election. .nere TIL
Inc postmaster General has just established q
daiy mail between Kansas city and Lecomnton
ana tri-weekly mail from Lecompton to Marys
Vile Other similar improvements are 70 be made
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
This Institution will resume studies on the Path
August. ,sa. ...,, 80,
washing doctors fee and statonery--to be paid half
Day scholars according to their classes, pay IRON
81 to $3.50 per quarter, tnrarsdtt "a adcdaee Fuel
81. Embroidery. French ana Ausic. mrm extra
charges. .vr,,xuou.n
81. yoseph's Academy, Richmond. Va, or to kt.
Rev Bishop McGILL, win meet with prompt asten-
tion, ep N Sz-zN
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
~ sCHO0L--Corner stli andCiay streets.
This School opens on st October andclose on ioth
yuiy.
TERMs-(pAYABLy sgHtAsfp4tLY III tpyAspk.l
Ciassfcalahd thenleticai Department
!senior Clqss-Tke Cassies aHd higher Mashe- "a 40
y,niJr uiass--Iiie Rddnnents OF the Classics. u.
with the higher English Branches. ......... ~ ~
English Department. tA -
Higher ~ ~
prinAF ~ w
iyB-sm ROGER MARTIN.
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travel sy
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FIil.PiiCH
ntife rev
stiohs 10 4
ON Peters.
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sognins to
Efh Alan
. stage at
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PRESs

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rssin WIS
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hAresns.r
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privileges
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URINARY ENGLISH AND CLAssfCA

y SCHOOL, SAUEpERs' HALL PousHEE STREET, BE-
TWEEN BROAD AND GRACE.--The Exercises of this
school will be resumed the l4th of Septemben
(Monday and continue until the 18th of July 1855.
TEEHs-PAYABLEs sKHI-AsEUALLY IN ADVANCE:
Higher Class. per session Of 10 omonths......sS 90
Middle &" .......... % ca
Lower " =" ........... IS 90
IA
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AIRS. PELLET's SCHOOL.-The next

VI session commences October lst 1857 The prina-
y tssguys Of tn.s school is the thorough and sys-
tsmatc instruction in the French language, given to
A.. Tie pupAs without sXtis charge.
Tho French 6 taught by Professor and Madame
SIMON Of Paris and peculiar facilities are afforded
IN l.sm ns 10 speak the language.
Mn. FRLLEf guarantees that the Elementary and
tiyanted studies in Enslish. shall be THOROUGHLY
sUkbt,
ls.lrmstion relative 70 the school, terms &c. may
" aai on application At her residence. Broad st.
gl,hreud. jy 22-d3m
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=
PHILIP B. sTANARD,
z. V. BARGAMIS.
II gives me great pleasure 70 recommend the Glass
icsl aud Mathematical School of Messrs. srANARD
bAkiAMIS. Messrs. =. B. are graduates Of this
luStution have been connected with it as Assistant
Professor and entitled to the fullest confidence
o. the public for their high intellectual and moral
Qualifications. FRANCIS III. SMITH,
Superintendent V. II. /.
gneIGA MILITARY IssTIFrTE,t
.ilIlY 9Th lth-. Hl-d9m
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HsgGSgxcsssB c. Wherry, Mrs James Gray, VIM
ersy. Dr. j Il Wsyt, Cot :. II. Parker, Thomas j
Hvans. Geo Maynard, =, 2 Woodbridge, Rev. j T.
Eauarsls, Rev Leroy u Lee Samuel Greenhow, L.
v Glazebrcok Benz Pollard, A. Y. CrenshaW, l. o.
spence x. II. Meade, Chss. {. rllett Chss Stebbins
4 p Townsend. Wm. A. Smith, Thos. %. QuSrlee
,ar,sni usaas Felix Matthew'S, Alex. Duvsl, W. Z.
" 9xylor T " keesee, r. Jones, P. Lawson.
"a Th,~e who may desire TO enter pupils. are re-
c-ssIed 10 make early application at my residence
"a Clay, between let and ID streets, or through the
ptsf uf1cA. Jy 33-tiUc
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To- a.
sTlnEiRf
sssSSl
ORR. VIA
..-0vw IL
Railroad, , g
d @s srl~n
ahingtOM
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-01-31
The ..Fuel Famine" in the West.

There continues 10 be gre suffering IN
many of the western cities on account oil
the scarcity Of fuel. The Louisville Jour
nal says that the last bushel Of coal has
disappeared from that market. There Is
a li,iIe in the cellars of the citizens, bu,
none in the yards of the dealers. AtC'n
cinnalu coal has gone up to 80 10 20 cents
per bushel. town meeting has been
neld fuel company organized ; TO-
conceive purchased and placed on the
GAINESVILLE Railroad for the exclusive
trans porlaion of coal 10 the city. The
Cincinnati Gazette relates several dlstres'
sing cases of suffering for the want Of
fuel. We quote:
Zone night last week one of our city
officials saw man come out OF an alley
with load of wood on his shoulders. lie
went up to him and charged him with
stealing it. The reply was-"l have
stolen II. Wy chliuIth are lIeeL'nS WIN
cold. | have no wood ani no money
The man from whom have taken this
has plenty OF wood. When better times
come will 90 and tell him what have
done. and pay him. If you wish TO pu
me IN jail, | will 90 10 the station holse
with you without word but sir, iol
Gods sake, let me take This wood home
frs,!' Another instance was OF family
near the intersection of George and
Mound streets, who from Friday last un'
Ill Sunday were without fuel and without
food. The consequence of their prlva
ton was that on awaking on Sunday
morning they found their lilte lnIan! o.
five months old lying stretched out dead
from privalion and cold "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-01-31

FrrRAT TIE COLLEGE OF ST.. JAMES -
Notwithstanding tie heavy calamity
which has hefalIen this Insulation, in the
destruction of kemp Hall" and lis en-
tire contents, on The morning OF the l9Ih
inst, during the terrific snow storm which
then prevailed, lhele was no interruption
in lis regular exercises. These were cor
tinued, as usual, and the prompt and efil-
Gent means which were adopted by The
Rev. Dir. Kerfoot. the Rector, and John
W. Brea,hed, Esq, The Curator, reslo-
red TO the students al the earliest possible
moment. the necessaries, comforts and
cunyenivnces Of which they had so sud-
denly been deprived by The devourns
element.
The loss is very Ieavy, and will moi
fall much below the sum oil twenty thou
sand dollars. The building was one OF
The largest, (having been four stories
high and most elegant in the county and
the furniture including the entire cooking
apparatus of The Institution. private libra
rIe> of several of the Professors, one OF
which was valued al two thousand dol
lars. seventeen gold watches OF the SUI
dents, their wardrpbes, and other arncies
of property, were very valuable. and will
swell tie total loss sustained by this dis.
ssr5ous conhagration 10 about the sum ma.
med. There was an insurance Of s3l,-
400 upon the entire College Buildings
and furniture, secured in the Baltimore
National Insurance Company, which
will cover the Institutions loss.
The fire broke out about 3 o'clock IN
the morning. and originated from deec
tive nue. II was SO rapid in lis progress
tina, nothing could be saved but the lives
O! the students, OF whom there were some
forty or fifty in he building. Tie stair.
way having been burn, away, these stu
dents, under the direction of Dr.. kerIooi,
were taken down through hatchways pre-
pared for such an emergency IN the con
strucrion Of The building. The DR.. visit
ed every dormtory and felt every bed 10
assure himself that all were out before he
left the burning building, and was the last
TO leave ii before ii fell into mass Of ru.
ins.--HcgerstOacn Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-01-31

I4pse Of years find my old schoolmale,
Nine w ebb, oul here in Nicaragua. Mute
was perfectly delighted to see me, his JOY
was inefTsbe--t could not have been
eonaIed, NOT even by Hamlet when be
caught The conscience Of the Kings"
Il was some time before could convince
him that really was the person repre-
scented myself to be. OF course our con.
ver,aijon was wholly about "llomr," and
we sci and had long talks about that cher
ishcd spot. All the jefferson hays but
myself are of the immortal "56' who
came first with Walker.
have already rrespassed to much up
on yonr lime and patience, and therefore,
| must bring this uuinteresiing epINile 10
close. Yours as ever, mosl 'ruiy,
II. +. U.
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33GVy3 5@sBlg3,

Tine Small pox which has been pre-
yai,ng III Shenandoah county, is d Ing
J ont.
TIE congregation Of The Second Pres
bylerian chuIch, oil Alexandra, Va, have
unanimously determined upon The call of
Rev. A. Il. II Boyd, ID. d. of Winches-
Ter, 10 the pasiorage Of that church.
Mr.. Peter WhIsner, living about three
miles from Bath, Morgan county, Va,
was found dead in his bed On Wednesday
morning last. He was about eighty years
of age, hui had retire! The night previous
in apparently good health. He was high
~ respected by all who knew him.
The Martiusburg American estimates
The present population OF that town at
neal 1000. The Bali. a. Ohio r. r.
Company have extensive workshops
there. inch employ 500 hands and pay
OFT 10 or $4,000 monthly.
John Blair iIoge, E.q., has been unan-
imously reelected President Of the Bank
Of Berkeley.
Married a, Waldwic, Ala, on the 10Th
uIl. Willis =. Borock, Attorney General
ot Virginia. aud AIRS. NJ. ). Gfacy ,of the
former place.
The Herald is The name of new pa
II. n. GaIlaher of the Charles,own Free
Fress. Ii will have the same politics
with the latter journal, and will be issued
about the first OF April.
rived al Washington OH Wednesday, 9Th
inst.
Valentine Wachlel. worthy farmer,
died al his residence on the banks Of the
Conococheague, on Friday las, week.
Hon. Preston S. Brooks died on We'd
nesday evening, 9Th inst, al Washing
ton city. lie had been 10 he'd day or
two suffering from severe cold.
Here is cheering intelligence to the sex
feminine. Naomi, daughter Of Enoch.
was FIVE hundred and eighty years Of age
WREN she married. Take courage, ladies.
The shortest way 10 raise money for
any public purpose Says some cynical
dog is 10 tax female beauty, and leave
every lady TO rate her own charms.
81 DIGEST!' Sven Is TEE TzgE MEANING
of the word "PEPSLE," or OF the two Greek
words from Inch il is derived. This is the
significant and appropriate title Of the IRUE
4 DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE
prepared by DIR J. s. H0UGBT0h, OF Phiia-
deIphia, from the fourth Stomach Of the Ox,ior
the cure Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. !, IS
Natures own remedy for an unhealthy Slom'
sch. No art Of man can equal its curative pow
ers II renders COOP EXITING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH See the figure OF
the OK. 10 another part of this paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-01-31

which treacherous act and disgrace 10
the American coIols, he succeeded in de-
coying the Americans, who, Of course,
! felt safe, seeing the star spang led banner
floating from the steamer land what A
mcrican does not !! that they made no
resistance until resistance was OF no avail.
Spencer then states that he made the
capture in the name OF the Costa Rlcans,
which we consider "oblainng goods I'M
der false pretences.
General ChiIop "a native) the enihusl-
aslc advocate, friend and supporter oil
Walker, mas, after remaining doclIe for
some time, with 1000 Leonese unde~ him
declared hmself still in favor OF Walker.
We consider that cheering news 20 all the
well. wisheis of Walkers Success. The
Leonese principally compose the Demo
cratic party, and they are the ones tina!
extended the Invitation TO Walker but
when PatElcio RivaS boted the Lconese
turned o. er in his favor-Rivas being the
Oen cratic provisional President, had OF
curse great influence over them.
Cyl. Sanders is now at Leon with his
Battalion of RiAemen : and Gen. " alker
is at Rivas-having captured that city for
The third time al The head Of 1900 able
bodied men who will fight al the drop OF
a hal aud drop of themselves. He has
recently received large supplies OF every
thing needed and having gone through
scenes that certainly "trled mems soulsy
combating with all allied army, who, in
numbers. had ten 10 one alike conflict
ing with a pestilence-his most potent
ally--which lhlnned his ranks much more
than did the enemies battles and doing
all this, as he did, without money, we be-
lieye him now 10 be on surer founda.
ton than he has been since his advent
with the country, and that he is no ord-
nary being. that he is a man of Destiny.
VIM. Walker is no rowdy, ruilian or
Bony-boy either, as some think he is on
the contrary he is gentleman, states
man, soldier and scholar. lie is an
Americana Soulherner--bornl In Nash
vile, Tennessee, educated in the 6es: In
situations of learning in the South, and a
graduate of a celebrated College III Eu-
rope.
He studied and graduated for the Dl-
vinily that not suItlng his taste, he stud
led and graduated law, but after pIaciiclng
a few years he gave up The profession and
prosecuted the study of medicine, alter
graduating as such and thinking that
would never do 10 push along keep mo-
wing" he "threw physic to the dogs.
He practiced law in New Orleans and
was assistant editor of the "Cresent,'
subsequently, he removed TO California
and edited a journal there, and now we
find him at the head Of valiant nllle A
merican army endeavoring TO disseminate
American views and Republican prince
pies.
How any humane mortal can wish to
hear of his notwithstanding, as some
wish--is more than we can comprehend
or imagine. Tiue la Jeneral Halher.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-01-31

The Cumberland Alleganian says that
a, a meeting OF the Board of Directors al
the Chesapeake and Chic Canal. held N
Washington last week, contract was
given 10 Messrs. Gorman. Brown and
Clark, for the construction oi subslan'
tial stone Dam al No. 4.
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vertiSeGent.

SELLING OFF.--By reference - our ad-
veriisng columns it will be zen lha, Mr..
+. c. WILLIAMS offers variety of No
lions, &C., for sale at cost. Bargains
can be had.
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3gagG3.

Ia this place. on Thursday. the Hzo
lost, Nary Ellen. daughter Of Rev. q
WeIty, in The 4li year Of her age
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acknowledgements, 81. 1857.

THANKs.-lion. g. J. FAULKNER will
please accept ol; thanks Cor bound CO.
ply of the tenth Annual Report Of the
Smithsonian Institute"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-01-31

VALENTINES.--Nr. CHARLES HARPER
has jus! received large and varied as
sortmaut of Valentines. Give him call.
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Magazines.

The February numbers OF Cooley
I.ady's Book. PeteIsan's Magazine. and
Arlhur's Home Magazine, have been re-
ceived. The Ste excellent numbers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-23
Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.

From Ree. j. Y Hines Pastor Of AdU nj Church. Boston
DE AYxR: have PILLS with x'raordinary sue
O. ia my family among tn use called 20 visit IN
rsss To reg llse the Of digestion and purify the
bood they are the best neds have ever kuoSn,
and can confidently resonnend them TO nv hien rs
Vours v HINES.