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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
1Oeiterce pen rpaId,inaton.

Sthat. Nm 9ten December bclt Serr
OpuaaS einc Slepr In 8eJns auf bic 8UtIhaft
pse Treapentcn unp bic Bogus Strumptrn @rn'
Iitutirn pom SanlaS, uno ss pirb ausrmrn sus
assebsn, RAP s6 Bic seiaidteIle 8tbe mar bic er
je erGalten Bat. giattrIi6 prripirft er rir Sc.
compton Gcnilituticn, 70 mic aud Suaanan's
Sctidaft uno Stanrpunft unb Drrii6erts, pnb
CT aues tbun perre pas in Iciner G'erpalt ftebs,
can,ikpie Sdrgrr BON Sanias cine frsie unO rsft'
mGBSk Babl in Sriug auf Die SrlaYcrsi uns bic
sSre6eit baten ICtlen. Sei rgn S6luee lrinrr
Nsps priidte ct iiA bdbIn aus, pde rsnn bic QOs
miniltratisn uno Die penlefratilHe 9arttei, ibrcn
angencnimstsn Stanppunft In gs,us auf SanIas
nidt dnbere, ibn feline 8shtli4fsitse 9sfGblr an'
trribrn rirpen, seea6ter partesi auf @nmal ben
9iidrn Su frBtrh. Dcuslas' 9ispe putbe nit
lautrm Seiial ron Der @allsrie teeriibt. Siss
Ter BON YennIplpanien, Der ibm fir bic Selapss
rsis5eite Al antnprten unternabni, belt bdKt eis
ne 8ste, bic atsr nidts in Iid fa6t pas ben Ttaum
BEN lie rnnstmrn ipiros, prrt6 III. OieIe De.
bate Icats am lesten NUntas ipitpsr furtssIsst
rerpen.
Die gsF4dfte I'm Sauis pursn son ttInrt g8i4'
tisfet.
prIcrnt 8u6anait fat trn Staats. .Ssertir
spn 1anGds, 6rn. 9 Stantrn, abgsIrbt unb
Sen. Oenpur an Ieiut Stelle ernannt. 8efdnut'
lid trst 5rtr Stantcn in SsSus auf bic SdnlaS
GnssIessnbstsn nit ben Ssrrrn Douglas, 6Crs
nes, 9eaItst, II. (. To-, bis ndmIi6e @stnun9.
unp batsr IN ss Sab er isins Stsae prrlcr-por
boB ben lilpli9en SddSentrsiber Gin Dttnit er'
reeen, ttnb allen bnjenissn bic FG unterRrben
mGsrn anbrts ju Ssnfsn .pis SuGanan, cine set.
lite gBarnuns sssetsh purrs. 81 ss mbglit
pae untrr pisler Istnpclsnpen rtmrtratilten 9le'
sentI6aft, ts sintm Mannr ni6t mrbr srlautt II
Irins ssne Nsinuns Su tutsn, ptne prpicritirt 3u
psrrtn9 Sn Der abat bic ectc 6cfc pdrttsi bal
ss melt ssbra6t--psnn unm5stid II &c pdb unis'
re 8reib,ittn antsr lol6n 8ssisrsr fcrttelkber
t6nnm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

pS- Ter ,,Reylcur Glut" pOn pbiGabrlptiu
fat td rincr nsuli& sr0aItsnen SrriaumIuns
aarfe Srl6ldbc sesen riejsnsen Drmcfraten paf'
l1rt, bic es bel Der nruliGen gBatl fiir Ndscr tn
glsuycrt perwsisert batrn fir gB Q 0 b gu lims
men. @p, 70 wrO cs pr6 ais cine benictratiihe
Niebsrlasc anssIebcn-was man Susrlt mid! 8eI'
ten laljen ppllte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

moro. = Gin dltli6r DeutI6rr. Namrns
Der Gisenttimsr enrS 0albauise
uate gBilfrstarre, purbe ppr ein:srn Gdscn tcpt
in sinsm Srunnrn esfunSen. Gs mar elm Stein
AT Ieinsn SSrpsr sebunprn unb berlrlte bate
glerE,ci6sn pcn @spattbatisfs @insr ists
nrr Srvrnten III prrbaitrt wcrprn, auf Serea6t
bic 8bat Scrtbt ju batrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
Ollie NrIfHcr.

gs III cine ipnSrrbarr afdtfade, baB nitt oIs
Isin bic stpsi Der. ct. Senatcren bon prnnYlpa'
nicu. unO bic Staats Supremrr ryti6tcr, Icnrmn
bsr jestse Spre6cr, Glert unp 0ebiIfs'Gtrrf bts
SauIst, Der Gltrt stm Ssnat beS Staats unb Der
lesterlpGbltr @tussrnerr unb GanalsGrnintifIcs
net, ale srattt1hc Drtidtr Ent.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

OF gm febten Scnntas. tpdbreub bsm bic
Glisesr Der GamiIis In Der 8r6e dbwsieno ma
rem, ipurbr bas Dpbntaus bss 5srrn 5enrp
Grsi, jun., ir 5anossr Gaunlatp. eeGa Gaun'
is, uufsebrU&sn, unp 8lsipunssifdde su cinsm be-
peutenbtm BGtt Rd tslaufrnb, bardus ssfOh'
len. Der Deb IN nod auf freiem Sube.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

fD~O DAD t5nbrsn NIT ten rsrI6ierrrrn Smnts
tus.2inin in 9biIaoslpbia bat wabrrno ben leB'
ten brei Npnaten 20 YrOscut atssnpmmrn. Die
9cutr famsn bur6 ren G'elpOrud piepsr auf bic
Sslne unb Seten 3u Sup bur@ bic Straben-
mic TOR Nltnrs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

Sphcn, 5. Dee. Gisnnf gtRta hi Ser
lauf Der persaneeien ISOLDE tmpcrtitien Baorsn
tclirfrn E6 auf fclgsnbe @ertbe. S&nittpdaren
$40, i5g, bddtes @elb sl47,682, Sidts $685.
500, 3udrr $40, ,t3i, 9rinIamsn $50. CSC. Cali
peter S34,967, @ummtdrten S34.546, Seiam
1883, g9cGs $3.50 ,4O5, anprre glrtitcI s2i4,s
432.- Sumnia S9t9935. SIN Srrgansrnsn
Sabre In rerIet6rn gBc6e $726,t72.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

Bg-Sn Der gefanntma6uns Der Serren sBeib'
ner unb @srnsro. auf Der srasn Ssits fat fI4 elm
5sblsr einsd6lIhsn, oa rup IS beiet: ,,Dcnnsr'
flag gcrmittass unb 5rsitas 0aGmttass," " iollts
ss Itlsn, Dtnusriias Wa6mittasS uno Gretas
gcrmtttass. - glan brIIstt sefduiSn biepcn o.
baGt ju nebmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

bS-@ensrat 90 M. s. Yader, Der ers
pibitr @oupernsur, bate nsuliG 'auf trr Sa8o
bel g8tliamspcrt sinrn bsftisrn SIuttur,, TO bdb
man msbrerc Gage lang fir fcin ertsn bsfdratsts.
Gr IN ieet pieoer aueer @efatr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

Eg- gtnise Sauassn ldn9s Der Nerb' penn'
fplplnia Riresltdbn. in Der @eaenb pom gbiia'
pelpbiu, 6dbsn lIa innsrHaIb hrri Sabnn an
9Bertb serrpepeIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

0@- Yrriipsnt 8u4unun bat 5rn. ORR c n,
prn -Trcinisten Staaten Difrft anraIo Don
NsupOrt Osspesen atarIsbt, neil sr BET her lsetsn
MayOrssBnbl nidt fir gB Q 0 b Fimmtr. aSis
tlfin gRie letr flein
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

R9-Su pbiIabelpbid perpen srSentpSrttg t
Der Stem unO 6tcn Strass bic S6iensn far b
9aFassr' Garrsn 8iserlbaGn selsat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

HS gltlem QnI6riu mad pirb bic Srausura'
ticn rrs 9D. 8. Yadrr cine srcburttse gfatre
SereitS batrn lia finhebn Militdr'Gcmpagnirr
jun 9rlu9 eorttin anssmelbet.-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

-gcrlsbte BcAe fInb In Der Stabt ptila'
teipba, in 24 Stunpsn niAt renisr als z 5cu'
ct ausssbrcGsn. rpeI&s sulamltsn s60, 900 Terfb
Gigentbum 3crltSrt baben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
Dettmbsr i6.
8ibel< <9(teberl1ae.

Die 9sau Gountp .@rrGf6aft Sat i6re
@irpHlass i'm Su6iubr gum uee6a gatriOt' tn
NaeHtaun, wo BibeIn unb 5eIlnmeitc in SsrIhie-
Otnrn SpraHcn ;u ben billislrn srrifen gu pabm
fno.
Gsstmttr Is, 1856.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

HS> >16u' nur pas 8s6ts In prinen Saaen-
Das andre rirp fA prn lslbf I6pn maAtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16

RB- Die SOtiGaft pes 9rsTesntsn but uns
piee gBO3s msbrsre Nsuistsjts' artitsI Ssrbrdnst.
2lass wirp attr na6stbclt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
Nd6rt6t.

Die baIe.iabrtids @erlnmmluns Oct SdtsGB)tit-
ball ,,eipe Stcd Bsrfberunes sSesllhaft" viro aes
bottsn perosn, am Srsiia9 ben 1ftsn Sanuar, 1858.
um lltr 9lohmitto9s, on Dem G5alibauie pes lpsnz
tp barte, in psr Stoot aHenaun. = 1ge sis
Rit9lisber uo sinesloesn beijapebnsn, tnesm Ipihs
tiss GCibie perbanoSIt weyoeu eIIfn. = aae oiciez
ni9en bis ibrcn Stcd perhthsrt gu BADEN ruaafhsn,
fino cbenfolls crfudt Rh iur ndmIihcn 9.it eiuju=
FnbCu.- auf Ssrersnun9 esr 9eoro
e. ), Sub, S,esriGr.
CtiSmgtr L. 1857, nq2n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
MQent1itn 9[fQ1emie.

Die i6brlide @raminatcu rcr Gaftn bisTcs Sns
ftjtuts, piro ibrer 2trfan9 nebmsn ON nddtsn Wcn:
tas.-Gttsrn uno, Srsunos Oct 5S9linae, uno oIs
s Sntsrerts, no cbrertctist Cin9rIaecti tSiiumrbs
nen.
Um Dcnrsrfta9 9rotbmi:tos, miro bic Sdutc fir
bic Gbriittues'5 5eitfo9c scIbtc6cri, uno piro ihcc
pflihten uieosr ontretten am 4tGu Sanilar 1875.
Z. u. Gregory, 9rin,ipol.
December I6. 1857 nalm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
Die 2e0a GanntD
Yfrrbr Serli9erunsss0clrttf4

Fftrpe SerlIWerUI81FOtItH
Die gPitali,oc Sisfsr GtT;uhaft tpsrcen ftb ssr:
lommeln, an Dem G5otboule pcn lien appsL
in Sat;burs &aunicbip. eeha 6auntp, an Samfia9
c:n 2tsn Sontar, 1858, INN 10 llbr @trmittaes.-
Sine 0Babl fir Seamtsn fiir has sihttcttsnos Sobr
piro bdnu uho 6afctbit tattuosu, Il. 70 ir ouh cine
llstrrfidbt Der iSbrLibsn 8ctbnun9 Der Serlammun9
pcr9eIe9t pSteSt.
Gin 8eihlus rpcro Bs;upcr on9cntnir,In, oae
fiinftiabtn fsiu GclIettcr mehr crnonnt pSroSn cu
unO cns ae G5doCr an Den SstrCtar ethbc;att rptrs
Cen Ieitn limb ftrnct, fas ate lcfe rrClte fir els
ncn ldrtatreu 3ritraum ats 8 Sabrcu i'm 9iidfaroc
Eno, nidtt anecr ais SRitsisoer ber GseHIhait an:
9cnculmrn mgroen.=-pGnttlite Beipebun9 III CT;
partet.
Eobert GberIy, GrcrrtGr.
December IG. 1857 *3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-12-16
Mubitpr8z Mnseide.
Qluf Effcntlid,cr Qcnhn.

@upttp|p~F Ftl0LtSb-
Su Dem @aiitr9rriht rcu eeba gdunm.
sSu osr EDDIE Oct 8SSbnuns ron Charles 3. 8is:
Der uno Senrn SiebCr. 1omtntratcrsn rcn Der Gin.
crlafIcufhaft pGS psritcrbeugn 9 [ mo n y / e:
&c t, tcetbin rrn SalSbura Saunfhip, eetbo Lr.
limb nun Slrptmtcr 3, 1857, crhannte bic Gcurt
Rtubeu StShIer, Gbartts Setter uno gRartin Sem.
mcrct als ahoitcrct. um tsIaots Sstbnun9 attr;u:
thrn, rprun rStbi9 dttr,uftttsln, uho @rrtbriIuns
ccm @'eftB srniGB Su iilatbrn.
SsRSA aus ben lIrtunpru. ru.~-bsstuets
ssaSD Spa8 &JduSmait, Cdr.
0~5-S6ehsrhanhte Gueiirrtn perren ftb fit ben
@ucjptd ihrtr GrnCnnur9 pcrfamueln, am Guitbau:
ie pcn z iT { q &c / II, in Gmaus, tGlasttm Saun:
Icbip, auf Donncrlta9s ben Bitten December, UNI 10
lbr Gctmtta9s, diIrpc fch olIs SntCrcBrts sufubsn
tSnucn, penn iir es ais nStbi9 srahtsn..
Dessmtsr 16. ra3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RsI~ 5000, 900 woRru
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY aOonsl
fOR TIFs STATE PAM

Tiios. r.. PRICE q CO having close. oft NJ. n,
of the heaviest lots Of their early purchass n M adj
cling by every arrival ~ their elegant stopk ana
they like The fun and excitement Of tho thing are
pushing them on at uGpatalled rates Country aud
city buyers, at Wholesale aud RETAIL NAV came n th
full confidence that they viii get every thing al their
own prices lis their intention 10 en- pty. their
shelves oy the spring almost entirely aud with this
view, from tais time out, all goods on hand and
every thing coming IN or expected irom the castf
JOS IN we Northern cities. viii be sold a; tue most
ss,onlshing ngures eyer seen in this market.
IN f'ch aud splendid Silks and Silk Robes Valen.
Gas ahd Valencia Robes, Side Stripe aud Bay adere
SsshmeTes. Mouseiins. Meripos aud every descrip.
tlon 9i Dress Goods. kmbroderies. Hosiery Velvet
and Cloth Cloaks aud Mantillas. Chineiie Stella.
Ihioes, Ctcth, long aud square Blanket shaws Furs
iof iadies Srtans and Ctain Goods. Prints. shirts
aug Drawers for ladies aud gentlemen their stool. il
in!i, varied aud attractive, aud always kept up.
In every description OF heavy goods for negroes
and out hands, such as White aud Grey Blankets
Flannes, kerseys, SattiBetts Sleeps Grey Pulled
Cloths, nseys, oal,ahnrgs, Plaid Cottons Sheetngs
aud shirtings with Linen DalaaSks LiGcn Sheet.
ing, Irish Linens Bazes. DrGggets, Bed Blankets
Siits, sc. they have great stock. and will offer
them either 10 cash or prompt customers at prices
which viii surprise The nos 81 optical. All they ask
from city aud country trade is ala examination OF
their stock in order 70 effect sales.
oc 22-6t THos II. PRICE 4 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24
by Larus & Shine.
DJ LHTU@ q Nnlno.
TRADE SALE OF $50 900 WORTH

TRADE SALE OF 5000 WORTH
,.,y q SILVER PLATED WARE. wATCH9s,
JEW hLhf,, TOYS. &c.-THlS MORNING. com
ton, AZ TIE store 40. 81. next door n. r Pairo
-. fxehanst' ufce, in lots to suit house kerp-ss
ted -" are Wa ches. Jewrlr, TOYS, Casters, Checks
spoons, FORKS, &c, comprising the mo~t valuable
niond public.
The stock being the effects of Northern failure
ed will be sold.
w. Country merchants and hou4ekeepers win
mn IL 10 their ADVANTAGE to attend these sales ~
such an Opportunity may never sgain offer
sale 10 take place every morning and evening" unr
til further notice.
oc Its LARUS Il SHINE AuctS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24
sss~ THE FOURTH ANNUAL ExBIBt

HE EOURIH ANNUAL EAHlbl-
TON OF THR VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
for the promotion of the MECHANIC ARTS, will open
ON MONDAY the 10Th day OF OCTOBER, 1897, in the
spacious Hall over the First Market House, 18th and
Main streets, Richmond, Virginia.
Mechanics, Manufacturers Artists, Inventors and
others in the State OF Virginia, wen the
Try ut large, respectfully invited 10 avail them
selves the opportunity thus afforded to display
heir taste and skill in the collection about to be
made.
The purpose Of the BOARD of Managers will be to
make the Fourth Exhibition of great interest TO
the citizens Of Richmond and OF the State at large.
The Premiums to be offered Will be Silver Medals
and Diplomas, according to merit and the degree OF
usefulness OF the articles.
In addition to which the Board of Managers have
determined to offer the following Premiums
lst. For the best Invention or Work OF Mechanic
residing within the limits OF the State # Virginia
who's age shall not exceed % years, TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS.
Ind. For the best Invention or Work, the produc-
ton of Female residing within the limits of the
State. whose age shall not exceed % years TWENTY
FIVE DOLLARS.
3rd For the best Invention or Work of a Virginia
Mechanic without reference TO age FIFTEEN DolL AIRS
4th For the best Invention or Work whether of
taste or domestic utility, of Virginia Female with
out reference to age, FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
5th. For the most practical Invention adapted to
common USE 10 be estimated with reference 10 cheap
ness and general utility, FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
These Premiums will be awarded by the most com.
peent Judgesi all the various departments to which
they belong. both male and female, either in plate
or money at the option o. the contributor
view more particularly tostimalate home industry
and will in no interfere with the regular pre-
miums and Rewards of Merit which are open to COM
petitors from all or any of the other States.
The Board OF Managers earnestly invite the active
cooperation of the Mechanics and Industrial Glasses
throughout the country in contributing to the i'm
portant object in view and would ass express their
acknowledgements TO the LADIES for their interesting
contributions to the Third Exhibition, and respect
fully invite them to a renewal Of contributions in
order that the display in the Female Department of
industry may prove eminently worthy of American
Female Talent.
Any information in reference to matters of detail,
will be promptly given by addressing, postpaid, the
Chairman OF the Committee ON Exhibition, Mr.. GEO.
BARGAMIN
The Hail will be opened for the reception of Goods
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF OCTOBER, and in or
der that all articles may be properly arranged be
fore the I9t IL IL hoped that contributions will be
sent In rs early possible Depostors are earnestly
requested 20 send full description of their contr-
buttons at the time of sending the articles and 90
say whether they are designed for COMPETITIONS or
for EXHIBITION only. se30--dts
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ACTION SALES.
FU1URE DIS.
BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

ITO THE PUBLIC.-ALLEGHANy
l SPRINGS FOR sALE..Havins Determined 10
change my residence will offer for sale on Tii
DAY the 18th day Of October. at the Office Of Me.sr
Goddin Apperson. ut the hour VI II O'clock Al
In the city of Richmond onefourth (my iterest5 q,
the Allegheny Springs property. including stuck
furniture and everything connected with IL. There
are about 3i0 OF land attached to the Springs
with Saw Mill, containing both Sash and Circular
saws, about two miles distant.
In advertising this property deem il unnecessary
to enter into lengthy description Of It's value. Il
Is known to the thousands who have visited it the
most valuable mineral water in the world. The inn
provements are such will accommodate i've hum
bred persons and have been erected within the last
within SO miles OF the Va. and Tenn. Railroad and
IS reached with ease from Richmond and Petersburg
In one day After the connection is made with the
iennessee Railroad, the only difficulty viii be to
pave N Communications for the thousands who will
Hook in from the West.
There has not in the history OF mineral water any
which, within 50 short time, has gained SO enviable
reputation each ishing its claims no
PUBIC avor The value OF this mineral water is ac-
knoWledged by ali medical gentlemen who have seen
It's operations aud effects upon persons using It,
Iaklng 1t for granted that pereons having any
idea o. purchasing will either writ the place or seek
Information III regard to it, from such I'D are com
petent TO mparf il, consider any further teecriI
Ton unnecessary. The property will be sold AZ
the time ABOVE mentioned igttt0zst reserve unless
sold privately before, and if sod due notice will b.,
given 80 10
Any one wishing to huy the entire property can
do 30 privately. b, application 10 me-
The terms OF the sale will be ten thousand dollars
the nrst day OF January, 1858. and the balauce il,
one and two years, with satisfactory security. Nv
address Is Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
Sale conducted by Gopp1y 4 AppppsoI 49,.
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Esan SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOOpSl
CRENsHAw, QUARLEs d. G

No. ~, BROAD STREET
Have received by steamer their SECOND SUPPLY q
SEhSONABLE DRY GOODS.
which were purchased during the past week at q
great sacrifice, and which they pledge TO sell at the
lowest rTice, respectfully solicit friends and
the public 10 give our stock thorough examinatinn
before purchasing as We are confident that il cannot
be surpassed in tho city.
CRENSHAW, QUARLES Il co,
oC 2i-6t 22a Broad street
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as.yn PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS. -


DE- Il4GPT1s. now aged 81 years speaks. Hear him:
Arr yyu sick: Beware Of limitations! Ask tor
Hsu.yrtuu. Vegetable TlnCture. The many cures
,lx4, rs tA.s pleasant and safe remedy may induce
CONTRIBUTING
medicine must have merit and great merit, too,
1, .tud lL- OF pULlc opinion No art Of putting
eau eAfauiZe worthless article, SO "a 10 Keep 1t up
=, a good medicine. il 1t De hot really 50.
good medicine Viii live, become popular aud eS-
tend It's sales year after year. In spite Ot opposition.
7 & peapi- readily find out lrs virtues, aud the fame
g, them pAss,-s mouth to mouth with more rh-
pI4lty than newspapers can spread II. A INlhg Wiz
less Certifying to the medicine has MAIZE Tor
him. Is Of more service than any newspaper adyer-
tlsInS
Ia pr.cf Of what say above, nc refer YOU to
iIAalptjn's Vegetable Iin- ture and its cttt-sts.
Nh WI. uIGH No. lg5 South Paca street, Balti-
luors cared OF kheGnatisln Dyspepsia and Nervous
aif EDWIN N. SPnANKLIy, No. q Register street,
BaltmuI. most dreadful ef Scrutuia of years
,tai!uS lost humber OF pieces Of bone, restored to
health
str>thcr CASE after years Of suffering, has aston
ishrl her friends Let the afflicted call TO see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
HT VIZ. oldham, OF Baltimore tustOin-HOuEe, sui
feed from these complaints for r mouths, with body
sEd Eiuud severely affected. lie Was cured by Hamp-
tons Vegetable lncture, after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTl5E, &C.
Mr. Henry Z. " iHu had cough for 5 years-great
weakness g.. bad in all FIVE or six physicians; tried
all the rrnl.siirs, but Has cured only BY
HANPTUNs fEtjETABLE TINCTURE.
ag- Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
ssid By PURCELL, LADD Co, Richmond: by
Or. UoDhE Fredericksburg By al thg prIlggi3ts IN
En9rn ate b. Druggists and shopkeepers everywhere
IT, 81 i-sc bottle six bottles for s.. ses-d&c
nT@GEoRGE B. STERL, Dentist, Office
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BsG@ Ladies' BAZAAR, REMOVED ONE
D2os ABOVE The OLD STAND, No. 16 BROAD STREET
ne are now opening our Fail Stock of Staple and
thhcE Dry GoOds to which we briefly call the atteu-
i"h Oh the public, noticing but few Of the many ar
'icles embraced IN our line Of trade.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
AttenIlon 10 particularly called TO our stock of
ftihses, Brads Yelyets Bindings, Fancy Ruttens
al &c our selection is admitted to be most choice
"hi ussit Able possessing style and elegance which
Shhot ial 70 please the fastidiOus yotaries Of
ssnhiph. Ne have cat down prices far below the
anIaiG marx, with view Of selling double the
quantity FOR oEk-hALp THE Usual PROFITS.
c.. MILLINERY GOODS
N'ihbfl-hg beautiinl assortment of Ribbons, Flow
e.s, feAlhers. l4aces Rnches. Bonnet Frames, and
pei articles belonging 20 the trade. Miliihers
4nssten 10 examine our stock being satisfied that
"Af ""oDs ana PRICES will please
EABROIDERIES.
/ ouI assortment embraces the usual variety; Col.
i s ana ana sleeves Ia SETS or single; Mourning Col.
i I, sleeves, Cape and Grapes; Cambria Swiss and
oS,hllly Bands Cambria Edgngs, Linen Hdfs &c:
c'aainped Bands, French Working Cotton 6c &c
$3.50 nloyes; iiod:ry; Hair Rolls nc: Zephyr Tai
sSaas ucoak; Eipoiets; Shawls: MantIes Basaues:
Stcks Alh9, fall line ofchildren's Worsted Goods
ishi'is and Chenille Head Dresses: scarfs; Zephyr
nots.ed. Hoop skirts Reeds: Brass Hoops; together
s,a, sfsst variety OF Mscekaneons Articles, both
are constantly receiving additions 10 our stock
switch we shall be pleased TO show 20 customers,
40 nope 70 merit y continuance Of their patronage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24
BY La-us 4 Shine.

HORSES. MULES. COWS, &c &C.. AT
l AUTTIov.--Wil b. soli at pnblic .uc,,,n -,
this SATURDAY. MOI nin- Commencing az 10 o cIk
~ the Horse Lot srsefal fine harness and ,atlaIs
Horses and 'iul-. 4l-o god ailch COWS ard 1
furniture Wag IN, in c0niuleie or der.
oc y LAkus A SHINE, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24
BY Thomas W. Keesee.

Nv HORSES For SALE AT AUG
66TinN Will he sold On SATURDAY mr,-
Is, et'ber Atli comm nciux AT 10 uclo L. at the
several saddle aud harness II ,,rses
AL9'.
A very superi Family Hnrse. SIX years old war
rante souni aud perfectly klad "a gentle i'm Jingle
anu donble harness. HeiA also = No S.ddlr Hurne
&c ~ TIA MA W. KEGSEE An Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24
TRUST SALE Qg LAND AND NE

/ ItCNI DhLE W IN ND AND NE
L GRoES.-=O,. .ne Goth of OCTOBER ,S5- at
moon, or premises by virtue of deed of trust 10
lie dated February lfih 1857 and recorded in Sus-
sex county Court for purp SIS therein snecite,i 4
shail sell at public auction, a TRAIT OF Ian Din
sussex county. containing ahu.t ltA acres adjoin-
ihs the lands OF Cyrus DiliaFd aud John b EreeInsn
4 az. ~ miles fom Petersburg, formerly owned by
Inc Lana is very productive and has upou IL
new Dwelling House and all necessary farm buiid
lngs, which are also new ~
%, ny Vlrsne OF the same deed, shall offer for sale
INVENT lone young and likely NEG ,tOES
mr. west, who lives the land will show it to all
persons wishing tn see it, " " III
Terms for Land will be liberal and made known nm
the Gay OF sale The Negro+s will be sold Tor cash
FRANCIS L. RIYES, Trustee,
Immediately after the sale of thu above prnp.rtv
~ili =, be sold for cash, abG.t TWENTY OTHER
>LA Eo, the most ot whom are young and likely
&C Il-tuS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24

DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-a large
IL and complete assortment, inst received and vil
b. aold 1t very low pri ses tr cash. We hay H.
fne stock If Gents Furnishing Goods, well as q
splendid assn' tmeHt Of Cloths Cassimeres an ".
ngs which wilt make to order for cash. as low as
they can be bon ht in this city.
y. d. KEt LING. No. t2f Ma at,
or e Onnnsite Warrpn. Park ins q Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-24
sssss-ssz==zs=s1 NOTICE.-Persons DESTROYS

x..3Ssseof sending Stock other articles over
the road OF this Company, Intended for exhibition at
the State Agricultural Fair will be charged the
usual freight rates Should such stock ether art-
Giles be returned in the hands of the owner the
freight paid down will be refunded. Persons wish
ing 70 send Stock must give four days notice TO the
Depot Agent, so that proper GERS may be provided
SAM'i.. RUTH, Supt. Transportation.
OFFICE r. +. 4 p. r. X. Co.
Richmond, Oct. II 1851