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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

The little life there was in me recoiled
from the contact, fed back to it's sources
and gave no response to his murderous touch.
'tThere is no beat there said he, con-
was all your fancy"
My father put his hand beneath my arm
again. Trembling, faith-shaken, waver-
ing-his touch told all that as he pressed
the artery long and no throb responded
The little rill of life was too faint and weak
to flow.
Long he held his finger there, and through
it I could feel his nope die away. He with
drew it at last, and he gazed on the face Of
his dead son. He looked long. He was a
kind, good father. know where the grass
grows above his grave. He gazed long,
and turned away as one who bade farewell.
An hour passed. He came back resolute,
hope dauntless in his eye, as if some inspired
frenzy made him hope against hope, and
bear his faith into the presence of despair.
He touched again the artery beneath my
arm he felt the throb. It was fuller and
faster, as hope seized and animated me and
him together. Thepulse was clear-small,
weak, as it might be, it was still marked
and clear He felt it and knew it was no
fancy.
T He brought wine, and put a teaspoon FILL
ed with it to my lips. The palate and nos
trils felt the sensation. They slightly moved.
The shadow of color came in my face
He knew I lived.
My recovery was slow. For three days
my sustenance was half a teaspoonful of
wine passed to my lips every two hours
After that they gave me whole spoonful
at the same intervals. I gained strength
slowly. At length I was able to get up.
But was crippled forever. From the
hour when life came back to me to this hour
I have not been able to lift my right arm
from my side. Below the elbow the limb
/ is powerless. My left hand cannot raise
above my head. q mas bled i. cit
Sometimes, without thought, H.
effort to raise one arm or the other beyond
the line which the paralysis of either has
fixed. Then, on sudden, all grows dark
before me my head swims, and, for an in
slant, I feel the awful mountains weight
upon me. The spasm passes away, and [
live again.
i. commenced no dcGlOu lOf OaludSeS
against the doctor Aside from the fact
that he did not then possess means to re-
spond to the possible verdict, my friends,
with the prejudices Of the time, would have
dissuaded me from suing him to the law
Courts and the faculty, in those days. be-
|lieved in blood, and the latter took it when
they would.
Do not deem, reader, that the foregoing
is any tale of the Imagination. tits story
of the baldest fact. live in New Jersey,
between Plainfeld and Westfeld, in Union,
formerly Essex county: My name [ am
free to impart-it is John R. Miller. Thir-
ty-four years have passed, but the memory
Of every hue and circumstance Of those dread
ages of death is distinct and vivid still
For often, even now, a thoughtless move
ment of either crippled limb bring their ter
rors bodily back, and once again-thank
God, it is but for moment lie suftoca-
ted and pressed beneath the mountains re-
morseless breast. - =, ~
- - - = - -,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

A home without girl in it, is only half
blest; it is an orchard without blossoms,
and a spring without song. A house full
of sons is like Lebanon with it's cedars; but
daughters by the freside are like the roses
In Sharon. @ .H s.-4t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

The happiest man in the world is the one
with just wealth enough to keep him in spirits
and just children enough to make him in
dustrious.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

cit is very curious said an old gentle
man few days since, to his friend, ''tbat
watch should be perfectly dry, when it has
a running spring inside
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

''Come here and tell me what the four
seasons are" Young prodigy answers.
pepper, mustard, salt and yinegar-them's
what mother always seasons with. -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

What disease do reapers often get on q
hot day? A arop-sickle affection.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

Burdock leaf, applied externally, is said
10 be an almost infallible cure for neuralgia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

A foppish fellow advised friend not to
marry poor girl, as he would find matri-
mony with poverty cup hill work. -
"Good," said the friend, II had rather go
up hill than down hill any time"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

II am not afraid of barrel of cider"
said topper to temperance man. "I pre-
sumo not" was the reply, 'from your ap-
pearance, guess.a barrel of cider would
run at your approach" s;s !
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

of the desert we'll, stood beside her as the
young Sheik approached. His coofta was
gathered around his head; only his dark
eye flashing gloriously was visible. She
looked up into it and whispered: he half
understood her before the words came thro'
her sisters lips, as she told him the story Of
Calvary and Christ, and the cloud that re-
ceived the King and Saviour returning to
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

DEFINITIONS FROM A POPULAR D1cr1oN-
AIRY
Life-A time to make money
Money-The end Of life.
Mana machine to make money "a,
Woman-A machine to spend it.
Children-Machines to spend it on. ~
Economy-buying things because they
are cheap, whether you want them or not.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-12-24

college warrant on parchment to murder and
bury beneath mountains.
I. .'He does live, Doctor" persisted nay
father. ''Feel beneath his arm"
The Doctor put his hand, his faithless,
cold. skilless hand, beneath my arm:
The little life there was in me recoiled
from the contact, fed back to it's sources
and gave no response to his murderous touch.
''There is no beat there" said he, con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-31

FUTURE D1N.

- cs ~ sEE Sssk 8 05 ,I .oS g:
S s.a al ell = pshls .astos Il hs rssienss
SsSrr.sv 1929 n "a, e THuasDAY, he ssh Ssy q
sssZ sl o. q. HorIsa Mslss, Cows. H. ~ !. rro.
S,s.es,t, sonnesf. shaske Hay. Wheat ssrs1. a.;
MAJ Il =. ~ UsnaA en6! aeisg oas Of Ms.ny's
i e Tg"esn Csrt Carriage ana Harass - sscss
jajt-dtds m =
A "a HOksK PONE11 - = = :. :.
.xln1x19,nE, law MILL AND HlxfUkei n:
AUCTlON-Th subserbsr, dssisnins to disoon.,.n -
w Lomoer business, viii sell on MONDAY. To =
MILL ana rixtufee on credit of u months = =
The Mill 10 in perfect ORDER having been vora.a
only about two yesn. IL 10 situated oee mia shcv
AtIee's lsation. Virginia Central Rsilrosd. 'o's
Any additionsl information may 81 obtainsd osth.
subscriber. through the Richnond Post Ofiee
u f5---dt2maS THOS B. ANDERSON IN
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HlRIrsa AND skLl.lNl Of si.AyE..

HlkInss AND shi.l4lNG Or SLAVES.
For HIRE.--A Ns. 1L1GEsSSST1THI.
!, H'e ~ % HARRIS . rsc .,Is r.,
KI.At KsM NTH FOk HI KE...X 1rsr-
ID rate slaeksmi,h. Who ssn DO any kina Of be-.
smithias for hire from Let February fsf balance a.
the year: Apply TO .. r. sEMPLE,
j. 30 81 70a Maia II.
LSUK HI Mk..-Five o. Six Ne9To N1e1 79r
I hire, ~ the day or week /; among them good
j.So-st LEWIS HILL.
EOR HIRE.-A WOMAN who q geod
Il cook, washer and ironer, Also, GIRL, vhiah
can be recommended - frst rate house servant.
Is ~ ALEX MOTT.
uAVING taken an Unice % nank street.,
i i for the purpose Of carrying ON the GENERAL
AGENCY BUSINESS, we announce to our friends
and the public generally that Will devote particu
lar attention to the hiring out Of servants. Being
we'll acquainted In the city, and having good accom-.
mcdations for them while With N, we feel assured
that We can secure for them good homes and obtain
the highest prices.
We would also offer our services to merchants and
Others for the collection Of debts both In city and
country and pledge ourselves to attend with prompt
tend to renting out houses and collecting rents
JOHN J. v. DARRACOTT,
Bank street, in the rear Of 0oddins Hall.
RRFERKNcEs.
9oddin Apperson, Richmond
taylor Wiliems, do.
Kent, Paine Co.. DO
Tinsley Tardy Co., do
Merchant; Wsideer Co., do.
kmith Harwood, do
w @. Donnsn.
WORD, Weisiger Co, do.
Breeder. Fox q Co., do
EDMUND Winston, Hanover,
Ir L. B. Price, do.
Richesru WoOlfolL Caroline,
Richard Coleman. DO IA a2-t,
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BOARDING
R6xRD1NG.9TSe CLfFT6N no o. I

ROARDING.-The CLIFTON no II 4
- havins recently undergone thorough repsir.
three }amiss vsry comons,IS Heo Two Or
large and well suppfed with closets and 9th con.
venienees. She would be pleased to furrish ssutle-
men and ladies with Board by the day. week. month
tions can be had In the city. She solists the "a
tronage of gentlemen - day boarders the house BE-
ing 20 conveniently located to business makes IL
desirable and she viii spare pains to make them
comfortable. Ia I--1m
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EAGLE SODA WATE8 ksTA BLIsH.
e. MENT.-The best article is always the cheapest,
especially when it costs NO than the inferior
article and this is emphatically the with CAM
FIELDS celebrated filtered Soda Water. If any
body doubts it. let them try for themselves and be
convinced. am prepared TO furnish superior Phiia.
delphia Porter, Ale, and Champagne Cider in guam
titles to suit customers Ii the above articles not
found to be of the first quality, the money will DO
refunded. w. CANFlELD, Agent.
Mspufactory, Goth, between Main and franklin sts.
d
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B. Al<xen RIDER NUr,

MATCHES. JIM 81 IA. L, HARDWARE
w OUTLAY, PISTOLS, xc-W;u be soia 81
auction, THIS EVENING, commencing n, 7 q, aIoes
s large assortment Of Watehea Jewelry, H.rdwara
Cutlery, Pssola, Dry Goods, Clothing, H.ts, PANS,
Glassware, &s- -
The above goods are now landing from New York
and viii be sold without LIMIT or reserve The saIs
viii be continued every night this week. until ths
stoek II closed. ALEX NOTY
o. @ a.seiorsar
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Neg GOODS too dS's ''''' r.R PRICE L. CO.
rwhitehur.t. Gallery, No. ~

MIN STREET-P UTV q = . AN u
Observation-Disclosures to establish repu.
Go for coed Pictures, and secure the patronage
Is ex-sRded to this Gallery. have made preps
tisu fox taking Photogrschs in style not surpass-
- ,ry city in the Union Having operated ex-
,.,rly In Europe, well as in the largest estsb-
-, .,en;s in this country, feel that can give am
80 ,.ti.fscton to the most fsstdious taste. Having
r,.gsd the services of an artist, design introduce
80 Photographs colored in oil and water colors.-
viii be sold at this Gallery, cheap ssthey
IN he procured in sny Northern city Ambrotypes
tslen IN the hnest style, from one dollar up CAL
80 ALBEIT LITCH,
Ia dim Manager.
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Vsplendid Goods M Coet. npd

q splendid Goods at Cost, and nj great
w krpucsD PaIcEs.-To make room for our Sprips
purchases we offer until the first Of March next the
ionowins elegant and desirable Goods greatly re-
ducsd prices. and in many instances at PRIME cosT
Our friends and the public are invited to embrace
thisoppertanity to supply themselves with some Of
the most beautiful Goods seen In this mark ct
oil great sacrifice.
Rich Brocade flounced Silk Robes
Chene, baysdere and Brocade Dress Silks
Beautiful Evening and Party Dress Goods
French and Irish Poplins, very handsome
Nslencis and Mouselin Flouuced Robes
Satin and Jsspa Stripd Valencia Drsspes
Super. French Printed Moussfu DeLsines
Rich French Wool Dress Plaids
Gtmpnre, Maltese, Honiton and Brussels Lace
Sets
Poist Applique, Point rsisuille and Valenciennes
do
Thread Lace trimmed, French Embroidered do
Heniton aud BRUSSELS Black Lace do
Ladies' and Mems SILK and Weal Shirts and Drawers
Plsiu and Printed Opera Flsnneis
Real and Patent Wesa do
Cloths, Cassuieres aud NestinEs
Velvet and Clio Cleaks aud Talmas
Stella and line Bay Stat. Shswls 80
PRICE WATKINS,
Dry Goods Dealers, No, ISL Main street
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DUINAH1 PHhE Ell ElLS, CHAIU-
II PAGNE CREMANT.-We beg to inform our
customers and the lovers of truly fine Champagne.
that we have been appointed Agents for the exclu.
siye sale of the above brand of Premium Wine, and
guarantee the Wine to be of the finest quality-free
from the admixture ofsyrups, or fsvorng of Muscat
or other infeior grapes employed IN some wines.
The Premium Wine IL true, clean and delicateIy
favored, of rich color and body; and, as the name
implies, 10 Dreaming and sparkling, and cannot fsi
give satisaction.
We are also Agents for Max, Sntsine & Co., and
Charles Heidsick brands of champagne, both Of
which are choice and favorite Wines
SELDEN & MILLER
Ia "a Corner Pearl and Gary streets
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BY Larns q sntae.


0<AINV OO01AM0 WATCHES
AND JEWELRY AT AUCTION I'm Compliance
with our instructious from the assignee We vi com.
msnce on THURSDAY morning. Let Of January, at
10 o'clock close out the large and extensive cock
OF Watches and Jewelry Just received among which
may be found splendid Gold English Hunting Watch-
es Gold Cylinders and Detached Levers; Fngish Sill
yer Levers Also, large and beautiful lot Of Pat.d
watches Of all grades Also, handsome lot Of Fob,
veg and Guard Chains Also. splendid assort mem.
Oh Ladlee Cameo, Gold Stone and Mossic Sets TO-
SseheL with large and extepFye ent Of Gold
lns; Ear Rings Brasslers; Cuff Pins, Loekes; Pen.
otIangers visiting the city would 60 welt to stteaS
our sales the STOCK will de soa out 10 tbs hiyhas,
oiooer, and every article offered will be warranted al
repre- sen.ed OF the money refunded Immediately.
and AZ o'clock in the evening until fDtthsr potsss
Terms. All sums under $i0o cash; syar thst
arnc unt months, for approved endo. ssd
paper. LAkUS SHINE Apcts
De >" IA Main strsat
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sSs~ Notice 80 NE subscriber would mos
ssps-tfulEy cali the attention Of all in want OF the
Rest DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS snd g TIE ) I,
ether Cork or plain. to that he has just re-
ceiyed They made by Monsieur Melies, Of Pa.
expressly my order, and will be the last case Of
Boot. snd Caters for winter wear that will be re-
,syeG in this city this Also hand, large
assortment of Double Sole and the finest kind of
Dreu Boots, Caters and Shoes Of my own manufac'
tpre to which most respectfully call the attention
Of sl N want of Boots and Shoes of superior quality
ALEX HILL, Manufacturer and Importer
Of Ladies' and 8entlemen's french Boots and
AZ 1T Shoes 127 Main st., Richmond
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- st. Charles Hotel,

KICHMUNU, VA
WOODWARD & NEWMAN, Proprietors.
Csc. J. sCAMMELL, Sup't
GEO. w. ROBERTSON, }c,.L.
B. FRANK EAKLE,
j.. 02-1ru
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~ Bad Colds are now prevalent. aud Il

- bHU CUItIs HFc HOW pE6VH1Out, HuU 7
not checked in time, may end in pneumonia or con-
tumption- One of the best remedies for this disease
BAKERS BITTERS. az of our readers " i'll find,
ia giving them trial. The proprietor is in reseipt
u certificates voluntarily given by some of the most
fespec.able citizens of Henri 20, Hanover and Rich
nond city, who have cured the worst colds and most
painful coughs by the Of these BIrTERs, when
oil other remedies had failed. When used morning
sld night they prevent colds, by creating natural
nisht swests and cold feet. Composed entirely of
vegetable properties they may be used at all
and BY all sexes with entire immunity. Price so
rents per bsttle.
To be had of all the principal Druggists in the city
" Richmond and elsewhere
~ DIR. William d. SneiIings, situated on
t- corner OF Broad and 18th streets, can be found
both day and night, when NOT professionally engaged
ia lin
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~ Wood..The subscriber has n

~ Wo0d...The subscriber has now on
mana snd will continue TO keep constantly, large
supply Of seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD, which
he Is selling at the lowest market rates for cash.
Orders left with Messrs Dabney Cooke, Mr..
Geo. A. Hundley at the yard Broad street, will
receive the moat prompt attention.
JAMES A. MOORE,
Ia 2l--lmk Successor To 8. N QaYia
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re 3 Ps,cr Co. will commence this Day, and
1aos. y ,rtN the oreuins of their regular Scrinf
eosuHue U "a x,ithout regard TO cost aud in many
rfsae 20 at hail their actual value. large lot Of
s.s figured Plaid and Striped sins foIls,s sun.
o6ses Bareses Tissues p asnsS oos, ssa 'e
Lss. Co,,ou shestings; Table Damasks: Dam
,bn Nsnkjn. Huckshsck Toweilinss' Pillow Cot.
soa.. Msreills. Quilts. Bed Blankets G,nshams'
Tsi,.I and Cloth Closks and Tslmss, &a SO
n,ssr tbst the exhibition and sale Of these goods
49, not interfere with their usual business, they
nay NJ ~ S;.nisysd upon their second floor, where
VIZ - ~ tbeif force will always be in readiness to
te e...s 60 the wants of their customers.
1ssT friends and the public requested TO give
IN .rr an early call
NeS I'm R PRICE & CO.
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= Nniire -Acconntnnt. GENT and Coi.

t'roE.-G. D. WooTroS would respectfully In
49,, the citizens of Richmond and the public gene
~ that lie 10 now prepared to keep snd balance
*, make OF bills aad do writing by the job will
., CAV particular and prompt attention to collect
ss.5r,ty will be given Tor promptnesa and correct
ms 10 those who pstroDse him
a, office is one door below the corner OF Cover
S.tsnss Hotel ia 9--dImt
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dispatch STEAM POWER

DISPATCH STEAM POWER
II PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Main, Corner of Thirteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA,
j ID. HAMMERSLEY 4, CO, ProprIetors.
Country Merchants and others visiting Richmond,
invited to call at the Dispatch Steam Job Printing
establishment and examine the largest assortment Of
Types and materials for
STORE BILLSi
to be found South of mason and Dixon's Line" and
to which all new improvements in machinery
and Fancy Type are being constantly
added, as fast produced.
CARDS
OF every description printed In
GOLD, SILVER OR FANCY COLORED INKS
on Plain, Enameled, or ColOred Paper In the
neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
CIRCULARS
executed In the best style of the art and q larss
assortment Of fine paper kept always on hand
BILL HEADS
printed good paper, in superior manner and ruled
to any pattern desired. The facilities for
executing this description of Print
ing are unsurpassed
Checks, Drafts Notes, &c.,
neatly printed in every variety of style and finish,
some designs for this style of work will
be found at this establishment.
MAMMOTH POSTERSl
on plain or colored T per, in coored ink This
Office has betterfa ,ilites for this kind of print.
ing than any her Office in this city. In
short, every description of Printing
executed on reasonable terms for
cash, with neatness and
se6 dispatch.
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0PkOIAL NOHlOlea.

Peetpoae0e oe.---.. Finding that my
Wock 70 yet TOO large 10 expose IL to the hazard Of
public ssis at Tits time, and desiring 10 afford fur
nsi oppoffaaky 20 nv Giesas and customers to sup
sna eoutnse 20 eel oil the resdua OF my stock un-
~ nrthef notice. Great bargains can certainly be
aso TOT snort time Longer Ct the esah store Of
THOMAS d. QuARLEe.
Nm-0 % Broad sk.
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Or l.. b. Rose..late or Stafford couns
ts-hsvtnk removed to kichmond oGes bis profes-
sonsl serviees to the public
"O6ce in the basement Of the Central Hotal
sornsr OF sth and Grace streets aN-Im
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vIrsiaia Historicsl society--In cen.
sequence OF the extreme incsmency Of the weathe r
sne annual meeting efthe Society ID postponed until
THURSDAY, the 5th day of February. 1857
The New. MOSES D. HO0E viii then deliver the
annual discourse. Ia os-t.
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AaMoRY MONTGOMERY GUARD, ,

ANMVRI MUNT6UMEN1 OUAKU,
~ January S0th, 1857.
In The Company will assemble ON MONDAY
W evening next, Feb I'd, at O'Clock, for the trans
action of business.
This being the regular annual meeting Of the
Company business of importance will be laid before
the meeting
Members are required to be punctual eersesnts
will notify their respective squads
By order of the Captain
jaSa St JNO MCDONALD q q
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BY Lars. & chine.


I EASE OF BnlCA HOUSE AT AUC.
u TON win be cold at suction, upon the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY afternoon. the 10Th instant,
commencing ct O'Clock, the unsxpired 70 m Of
Lease, (say about .yssrs.) Of Brick Buildins, rs-
Gently oecupied By Mr. Thcs. g. Bell ~ feed store
and situated on Ffaukin e adjoinips Taylors gro.
eefy store being excellent location for any kind
Of businss. BENZ @. WHITALL.
Sale eondnetsd b. LAaUs SHIsE, Aucts.
js 10
POsfRONED.-1he shove sale 10 postponed To.
next gAIDAY. JsnuaU g g y O'Clock
POsTP0NEMENT.-lns consequence OF the in
eiemsasy Of the !sashsr The sbcys sale e po.ponsd
70 TUEeDAY sfsrncoa, q q o'clock, Sd February,
4 sals can b affected privately BY applying 70 ua
jsA LAkUB bHlNE, Auees
g .CONR PH go T.xiAM I HgHCM
MONDAY, rssrsssy 9Th, iss1, e = O'Clock r the
underuiensd comoitfee eppoiatod for the purpoer
sili ssl e pabs asetios. vithost reserve Cd the
aneeeupie1 Rs.s b shs Church Petsoss wiships
infnsustou, sslsEve ~ ioeaaios OF olherwiss vii
eall O stth. sfshs ssAsssl0nsd.
Q ]. aA9KNDALB,)
INC. 3. L1SELE, ooumittss.
D. 4. WlGLIAMA
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rvA New Hair by e.--Hobs0n has a new
Hall Dye 1t instantly dyes the Whisken or Mous-
taehss . beautiful natural black or brown which
nsth.r water nor sunshine tarnish in the least
We advise sil who dye, to call on HOBSON, at his
flair Cutting Room, under the American Hotel
Entrance on llIh street. NO z
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= 80 -
apRa,IAL NOTlOkN.

- -. = Csrd-I rake this method Of re.
" thanks 70 my friends, customers and the
tutpne ,sneraiIy for the liberal patronage hereto.
pubic e.onsS On me; aud to inform them that ~
,cfore oes,,h. s,.Ii re-cornmenes business In
soon as Of being thrown Gu. Of business BY the
eon' ,os esrsestiy request all those indebted
so:s e ses s:.1 sa 20 *.
,stse tne.a ~ he in vain a. am compelled to urge
re. VII, n ts. &c may be able to meet m, ov. en-
- cent Tither myself or con Gao sw -, De
IN ny az h md !. lot Of superior Hay; also,
where ,s R,.,. which would Be glad to farnfsh to
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lust received by Adams Express, q fresh lot of
, swedish Leeches which willebe applied upon the
most reasonable terms.
Ps-Cuppng and Lsechng promptly attended
H. can be found at all hours at the Hair Dressing
n,yoEn under the American Hotel.
.u30 &c. HOBSON