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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30
The Mob In Memphis, Tennessee

The Memphis, Tennessee papers have an &C
count of the murder of John Everson, a pun,
maker and highly respectable citizen of that place
by John Abel, a gambler and the excited scene
that followed it. The Bulletin says:
They were seated in front of the Worsham Bona
IL is not known by those who near that nv
apg'y words passed between them. The fret th'pI
tn occur ed which attratted attention was bel ,is
ing aud shooting MIR. Everson He shot him through
the heart, and he fell upon the pavement. and lied
almost instantly, without speaking word. Abel en-
aeavored to make his escape but he was soon arrest
ed and taken TO the prison.
In Il few moments after he was arrested, a large
and inturiated crowd assembled first upon the ground
where the bloody deed ives committed md then pro-
ceeded to the jail with the view Of taking and hang
Ing hin Immediately; and had not the crowd been
checked oy several gentlemen who tooA active
part IN trying to quiet It, they would most certainly
hsV9 tuns him fhe crowd was addressed by ksvor
poue ass aEo others W no urged them to 6eiibela q
sao conslder before proceeding further in such au
iihpof'ahi move The crowd very large num-
osnng between Two and three thousand oitiz.ns who
we very gre atty excited and much epraged ri.
Sns;s &C.. S'Hmtee oihty persons was ointsd to
suatd the jail, and see that Able d1 not 9 c.ps and
me meeting adjourned to meet at Court sousTs ar
nai past oc,cck In the evenings the COMMITTEES WAS
oP.oaLt7d and the meeting dispersed
Az about G! Shit O'Clock the crowd Commanded -
s7Eibnog at Ezchacge Building and thar ana 10.
hAi was s' n erowhed to OVERLOOKING TLeie Wa -
bewt On 1000 and 100 persons % s,ept in ~ =.
toundi+s 'he hall. The greatest excuemant -.
ded the entire crowd ~S'eH4ent pe-Va-
uoiI..a was organized by calling Or 7 r.
,, 20 .he Ch'lr after which Jury 81 six fc
Ss,e .ss. to upon the c,.. thew
citizens and after being empsnnelsd x praasnt
we're biouent refore them, and their evidence in 81
case taken. Tss eVie ence by those Who a.. a.
dlSui,y wss Sery strong. and excited great ind =.
nation among the crowd.
AMER hssrns al the witnesses that could bs q, ma
snd each o. ener statements were fully .ustainsS
by tee o.heT' the jur~ retired and were abou. an
hour and q Lsf oonsieerpE the esse They wer. Al.
sided In their opinion IS TO the verdict twenty .ix
be in favor of esvips his to take its reeua,
ct law, it being in their opinion such plain
and papabIe SAFE of murder In the st gree while
twelve were for taxing out the prisoner and
him for hwith
The report ofthe Jury was submitted to thess.er L.
bly, and abe ut threefeui tbs of the crowd ns
tho action OF tn twelve The crowd wss gres,5.
excited and had they been headed By leader theil
purpose Uooid have besn sunmsriiy carried iuto l.
feet But Lsving ne lesder, the crowd, seem after
Its adjournment. djspsrsed
Resolutions were adopted, ordering Abels father
out of the city, on penalty Of death, and oil the
other gamblers then In Memphis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

LEGISLATOR Charles w. March author of a
hook OF travels entitled Sketches and Adventures
in M adelis, Portugal aud the Andsusias Of Spain "
publishes by the Hal .pers lf.t year with decided
succes, has been elected to the New Hampshire Lee
gislature He ives q warm personal friend of Mr.
Web.t4r and men his faith ally stretched his
character, or more wildly depicted hi, reply II
isyne than Mr.. March in his "Webster and his
ConlemDoleries
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

T. DR.. SANFoaDs INvIGoRAToR 10 formed ty
dssolving gums, and extracting that part which Is
soluble for the ective virtues of the medicine These
Gums remove all morbid or bad matter from the sys
TEN, supplying In their place healthy flow Of bile
ISvIGoRATING the stomach, causing food to digest
we'll purifying the blood, giving tone and health to
the whole machinery, removing the causes of the
disease and effectng radical cure without any of
the sagreeabie after effects, felt by using Calome
or Mineral Poison. 1t gives such quick relief to
convince tbs patient of receiving benefit almost az
soon as the medicine is taken. We do not know OF
q single instance where 1t has been taken without
benefit, and ia nearly sill cases complets is ef
fected by its 1t has acquired its wide populsri
tY simply because 1t doe. what it is recommend ed
to do 1t ia c1ntsnty enarging it's circle OF friends
carry ing hesns its wings, aud joy the hearts
OF those suffering from live complaint jauudice
dyspepsia or General debility ..2oekinghon Register
BENNETT, BEERS FsHER and ApIE 6RAY
Agents for Richmond. le lo--dkc2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

Ewr THE MOST DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE of the
season is glass of pure, cold, refreshing Soda Water
drawn from and curious syrup apparatus.
Our syrups cannot be surpassed, as they arc made
with great care from the finest fre,h ripe fruits All
who wish glass Of fine very Geld Soda Water can
find it at w. PETERsON's, cornar 18th and Main
street, at the old price of St cents per glass or
for twenty, St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED MAN,-Hop.
Langdon Cheves, of South Carolina, died near CO.
lumbia on Friday morning last. He was eleven
years older than the constitution of the United
States, having been born in September. 1776 His
mother was native of Virginia, and his father
came to this country from Scotland. AS member
of Congress from 1910 to l6l6, he became distin-
gushed and was elected to the speakership when
Mr.. Clay went as Commissioner to Client A
udgeshp was the next honor conferred upon him
in BIZ, native State, which he resigned to become
President of the United States Bank. For many
years he has been in retirement Few distin-
guished men have ever shown such versatility Of
service and administrative talents as has marked
the long and varied career of Langdon Cheves,
and none have left stronger impression on all
branches of public service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

ToURNAMENT.-A tournament took place on
Monday week, at Rocky Ford, in Loudoua coun-
ty, Va. 1t was preceded by a hurdle race at
which some splendid riding was exhibited. At
the tournament, ]. w. Greene, Knight of Mark
ham" won the right TO crown the Queen, and was
houored by the acceptance of Miss Jennie Harri~
son. Miss Sue Grayson and Miss Sophie Carter
were chosen maids of honor by the other success S.
full knights
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30
From Havana,

| NEW YORK, June 29.-The steamer Quaker
| CnY, from Mobile via Havana, arrived here to-
| dsy
Spanish feet consisting of two steam frigates
| and i've sailing vessels, had arrived at Havana.
| Santa AIMS had not yet arrived.
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TYLER & Co There is no more virtue IN sy'ug
81 so and So for portraits, than there in rayiug
$40 for hat, or $50 for Govt The cost of pic
ture is trfng, yet the would-be rivsls OF TYLER l.
Co., have the efrontry to charge 50 Or likenese,
which TYLER & Co. make them better for so cents
Down with the ehsrlstsns and extoItioners; 20 TO
ls9 Main street 400 taken daily.
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4 Hoax.

NEW YORK June 29-The reported attack on
the Quarantine buildings at Seguines Point, Sta.
ten Island, proves to be a hoax The authorities
and Sunday newspapers were badly sold.
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NicuraguRu Affairs.

NEW YORK. June 90 "A correspondent of the
Tribune says that Gen Marturez has been appoint
ed Provisional President of Nicaragua, and Gen
,Tare3e, Minister of War
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

We understand persons owning large tracts OF
land In pitts yivania would sell off tracts from to
5Ooscres to persons likely to make good citizens and
psefut agriculturists. Among them, tracts on the
White Oak Mountain level table land 80 celebrated
for growing the best manufacturing tobacco, At
from $40 to SIS per acre. and within ten to ifte en-
miles of the Dsnville Railroad Apply, for infor-
nation, to the Postmaster, at the Court House.
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ST1t lAL NOT. he.

~ POWEHS Imperial Ambrotypes -
The fact Of the business is that POWERS Ambre.
types the only pictures that the people of Rich.
mond will have They have long since found out
that they are the onv true kenessss we'll as til
only pictures that will stand all climates They are
true to nstare representing every thing in its true
form, and will last the end of timo Call at ISL
Main street. POWERS IMPERIAL AMBRO-
TYPES. je 30-lt-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

az The Closing Exercises of the Southern
Female Institute will take p.ce in the Hall Of
the House of Delegates the evening of the lst of
July, at 81 O'Clock. The annual address will be de-
h0ered by Richard 1;anhoe Cooke, Eaq of this sity
The public invited to attend j. so 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

" EVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN should try
FoNTAINE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS at lesst
once Fer removing tan, frsckles and eruptions for
shaving and q substitute for soap and perfumes
it Is un SUR 1ged. Sold b. all drug sists lie S0-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

Dispatch for the sprinss
persous going to the Springs. can have tne us
PATCH sen. to them for any length OF time thes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

Sunday morning 8 o'clock the steamer James
town. exchanged signals with steamship Roanoke
Skinner master bound from Norfolk to New York
had on board 1850 barrels vegetables on freight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

VIGILANCE COMMITTEES IN TExAs.-A notori-
Gus desparado named Craig. WINS hung by the
Vigilance Committee at San Antonio, Texas, for
murder and horse stealing. on the night ofthe lote
ms. Others In custody bad been doomed to the
m ina summary punishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

Cot. r. w. woop, who was killed among oo'.
Crahb's party, in Mexico. was born 10 Buehing
ham county, virginia, In January. 1919. In 1921
his raren,s moved To Nstchez, Miss, and in 1893
to Washington, Miss. where Col WOOD was ecu
Gated at Jefferson College, then m'tary 'nsl"u.
ton. He was member of the Legislature OF cr'.
ifornia, from San Francisco, District Attorney
Judge and Fillmore Elector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

Col ID. Witeber proprietor of the Fulton Hou .,
Atlanta, Ga was fatally shot by his own son IN
quarrel Friday. The son nsd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

Terrible Trdgedy-Lady Killed ana her body burn
ed-Arrest Of d Negro-EcideRce against Me
Prisoner
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GcoRREs EscEoFTHE DIsPATcr
full knights

Old Point Comfort - pisitOrs - CriaoIine-Fdre-
. Norfolk affairs, e.;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

BOARDING -H8arders can be accom-
ID modsted st EvsreItsvii!s, from ths 18th OF this
month 20 the ist September. Address Mrs MILLS
CARY KEswICK DEPoT Albemars, and convey.
snce will be sent TO meet them je 25-lSts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

ltOnlGE In MASS rs Gases ",an
IL ford just received per sohr. Lynchhu.g. 10
Cases Z II. For sale by JAMES WiST,
jeS0 St Cary I'd door below Virgin =.
I(kOWN SUGA K.--lOO bbls of low
ID grade, for sale by
$50 IIGB DAVENPORT
REBOILkD IN OLA = -Es. 80 hhds
IL landing and for sale by
jos IN C. II DAVENPORT
COLDSniT'S whole md entire stOt
N OF fnmmiogs, Millinery, White Goods, sits
Gloves Hosiery and numerous Goods, are going of
rapidly, Is he l, closing them al, ard below cost
Il GOLDSMITH,
$50 9a5, Brosd street.
I,UNQUA BsANs-.A small onsigme nj Of
L Tonqus Beans for sale very low.
rURCELL, LADD CO,
IL so Dfuegists, Pearl street
I UHWICArING ANU or Il K K MA
CHINE OILS, suitable for all grades of machine
~ for sale by PURCELL, LADD \ Co,
10 30 Dvuesists Pearl street.
.Qf PACh Atsks Prime Gashen Butter
III Just received per sts amer ia nesto~n.
jeSs W. WALLACE SONS.
Oh BBLc. Il A u ID tust received per
~ steamer. w. WALLACE Sons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

HEAD Qn's NAIlO ~AL GUARD
n Richmond June 20 n, 1857.
MORDER No. p
w Assemble at lafayette Hall on WEDNESDAY
evening July lat, at O'clock for Drill and busin .ss
transactions
As this is the last nesting before the Fourth, eve
~ member should be prescott, promptly.
By order of Capt. Bayly
js S0-2t- " L. FORE Orderly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

D. hBLs. CHAMrAGNk sCIDRM r..
81 osiyed per steamer Jamestown
Js5o w. WALLACE sONR
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Sir Words about Summer Police Mat rs-HealM
Mau0s-Arrioat Of Lee, &c,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

THNHN PKUFESrUN, by Gurrer Ball !:
l. atRANDOLPH'5 Bookstore and nindery
Law EN9RO. The Scholar; The Gypsey; The
P'i, at; bv Geo C Borrow 50
THE RoMaNY RYE; sequel to Laven.ro by
George BoroSs %
DEMO3THENEs, on the Crown and on the EN-.
ba !, lhs Oinihiac an d other public Orations OF
Demosthenes, translated By C. X. Kennedy,
2 vols 81 so
JACK LONDEN; or, The Outlaws Revenge q
THE KINGS CRUISERS, or The Rebel and Tho
Rover a5
THE PROFESSOR Tall; by Crrier Bell, author
ofJans Eyre Smiley, &c rs
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nK. MOsE's INN Ale rPkClfiU~
- truly valuable sompoand-a great medical s1'
'"''''' ~ '' w. i. rIoor,
isSo prassiss.
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MALL STREET HUTEL,

This well known establishment having been tho
roughly cleansed and newly fuI nshee throughout
from top to bottom, lie now open for the reception
of public suest1 IL is situated on Wall street. be.
tween Franklin snd Main, in the most central and
business part of the city, aud very convenient for
traders and business men of any kind
The table will bs aupphedat AL times with the
best of eetsbes the market will eff d. and attend ed
by the ro1t attentive and capable servan., to b /.
found, ana the ssr with good Liquors, Wines and
Cigars eau be found at any Bar in Richm md, or
elsewhere, attended by a competent and sceommo.
dating Bar keeper.
This propistor pledges himself to do everything
In his to give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
TERMS.
Transient boarderI per day.. ............S1 81
WeeH............... 90
Board without lodging per month..........I5O
JAMES Fl. PHILYAM Propris.or
As,isted By 81 r. Nixon, lsts of the Nixon House.
Go dsooro', N G. je so I1ts
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frkEACH LACE RtANTILi Aa-I have
Il still On ht nj very handsome lot of the aboy e
which am ling chssp for cash.
les c. HARRWELL
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NANTfLLAs- Black silk Maptilias at
l7I the low price of 81 AND IS, fer sale by
C. HARTWELL,
%
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EKtkK AND AGUk CUKbD, by LEO.
l. NARD'S ANTlDOTE-Ths greatest me dicir q
in the United States for 'hs above diseases If COZ
iausly taken from the first Dose according to direo
tions, twill entirely eradicate the disease Refe
rences aven to thoss who have bad IT, Of long stand
ing, and can prove the efficacy of this valuable mo
dicine PIics 3 per botte
TH0B. LEONARD.
lie so Corner of Clay and Adams ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

I'VE LInE.- 400 casks Ih0mustOwn
IA Lime, just received and for sale
lie so EDWIN WORKMAN & co
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EO BAH~ 6overnmoat Java CsNcei ~
~ bsi.s Mocha d.; 49, b. r. Mar eaibo do; for
sale low. w. WALLACE SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-30

a. UUND..Un The Meadow Bridge Read
u the city OF Richmond, \ small sum OF .u .
ney. which the owner get By calling on ne, ct
my Law fiji -, on Bank street, a few doors below
Goddin'. Hall, and paying for tt advertisement
las H. 1DHN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-02-20
10 Contractors.

4 I'm IIrD-In.lIs In rDr.i,,,I al ILp I
- rn,,inoor niuno p,,'l,.,,,,, ,,.i,a =, ,bc l.,
March 1cyt C,r ,rnc,i,,, mail s,ooo Iisbt
h',,., ,,,,or a ,Io Ifni,od S,a,a1I@. ~ ,Lo Ver,h
uoIt ami 81 Lila ov",to islamJ Vo,, NV
M si,a = H. ,La i,',nii 49, ,ini,i,,, nj,
piLei, ,nJi,,,
Tio 80 s,;ti Ia c.,u .;,.i = ,;,,, .,.,,, 4;
co,,rsc oS Grrtne or Sgoen " ,'",u f1,ndn
tio' og rnhI,Ia iin,nytann '"'"''' y"
NJ? VIA W t,DJa,i w. Zoo, h.,
tor, nG Gra faot SiY inoha a., ~ rs
Jt ,ii ho IT, 80 lu"iv AZ W
is hr & go, -, aI'' 10 ''p ''N
ri 80 , In u.s. S r ,n' 49, h,,
oi Nv s n 'oue ~ 'ne
""" W. 'T'' ~ i"'ncS square AT tue cap 'no
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Vermont Central Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT FORMING A
w new Route for Chicago and the West.
Northern, Western, British and L. 5. Mail Route
To commence Monday, Jan. |, 1857.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Leave Burlington at 9.lj A. VI and G.15 +. NJ
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and white
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield at $50 A. NJ. same day and from New
York the previous day at 400 NJ. leave Wind
sor at Is p. NJ. connects at Rouses Point with
train for Montreal the next morning and with train
for Ogdensburgh Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, and
the West, via Grand Trunk and Great Western
Railroads, making the shortest. best and most reli
able winter route from New England to the West,
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Mortified
at $50 A. NJ connects at Rouses Point with train
for Montreal and Ogdensburgh same evening, and
for Toronto and Chicago next day.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Leave Burlington at 7,lj A. VI. and l.j5 p. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Rouses Point with
trains from Ogdensburgh and Montreal the night
before, at White River Junction and Windsor with
trains for Boston and New York arriving IN Boston
earlier than by any other route.
COMMODATIONiTRAINl leaves WcstAlburgh
at loan. stops night at Mortified and connects
with trains arriving in Boston at Is P. NJ and at
New York at ! 90 p. NJ. next day,
~ Tickets for Chicago, Detroit, and the West,
via Grand Trunk and Great Western Railroads for
sale at the principal stations
X. SHERBURNE, Sup't.
Ill. Ian. l. 1877.
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Facts not mentioned by
Dewey

In this age Of Steam and progressive change,
There's little impossible, though much is strange
And the world has grown So wondrous wise,
There is nothing takes it by surprise,
Like Dcwoy's Dialogue
Though now and then something extra occurs.
Like the recent loss of n. Aliens FLrs,
Which creates some little talk for day,
But it soon subsidies and passes away:
Unlike Dewey's Dialog
That Dewey S is 1.-THE Gttest place to find"
The choicest Groceries Of every kind,
An anxious stranger need no longer doubt
If he has travelled faithfully about.
Or read his Dialogue
But we have infringed upon his copyright,
And doubtless he will be indignant quite.
Should he demand personal satisfaction,
Well comply, and settle the eXactiun
Over cup Of his sold Java"
If Dewey cuts up such naughty capers,
lie can't blame Us, or the Boston Papers,
For using the liberty we inherit
To publish for its "intrinsic merit"
His mq,chies, Dialogue
But we have purpose to subscrvc,
From which we must neither shrink nor swerve;
And since the Pabhc good is involved,
Together with our own, we have resolved
10 make it known
For, since the days Of Adam and Eve,
1t has been the custom 1--WE believe,)
Of the world, and the rest Of mankind
Especially the civilized and refined,
TO dress,
As this expensive custom still exists,
1t behooyes real and pseudo economists
To ascertain, they possibly can,
The best place to furnish the "outer man.
In the --latest style
Dame Fashion rules with tyrannic sway,
Her votaries Of the present day,
And they are oft in doubt and distress,
To select the most betting dress,
To worship at her shrine
But We must proceed to the subject,
And mention the gist Of our object
Viz; Inform the Public--nothing worse,
Where they can best suit fancy and purse,
In the Dry Goods line
Where all, from the arstocratic na5ob
To the clod-hoPper ia quest Of job,
And the most iastidious Miss Nancy,
Can each please their peculiar fancy,
At the lowest price
Why then this task so laborious,
To prove what is now notorious
And selfeyident upon its face
Namely; That the BEE HIVE is the place
To Buy Dry Goods
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Northern N. Y. Railroad.

LNFALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
II Commencing Tuesday, Oct. 2sth, 1886. Two
Passenger Trains daily, Sundays excepted.
NEW RAILROAD ROUTE TO THE WEST
Fare rs iou. time as qaick as by any other route,
connecting with the Grand Trunk Railway OF Can
ada. Through Tickets to be had at the principal
stations on VT. Central, Vt. & Canada Railroads,
and of NJ. l.. Church. agent, Burlington, Vt
GOING WEST.
First Train.-LeAves Rouse 5 Point at G, A. NJ,
arriving at Ogdcnsburgh at II, A. NJ, connecting
with Grand Trunk Railway at ll.ii, A. NJ, arriv.
ing at Toronto, CIV, at L. M.-lodge-proceed
next morning byGreat Western Railroad for Ham
ilton, London. Detroit, Chicago and West.
Second Tran.-Lcaves Rouse's Point at Pm,
on arrival of VT. Central Train, arriving at Ogdcns-
burgh at CSC, y. NJ, connecting with Lake Ontario
Steamers for Kingston, SacEetts llarbor, Oswego'
Rochester, Toronto, Niagara Falls and Hamilton.
GOING EAST.
First Tain.--Leaves Ogdensburgh at S, A. NJ,
connecting at Rouse's Point with Vt. Central Rail-
Road and Lake Champlain Steamers for Burlington,
Boston and New York.
Second TrajR.-Lcaves Ogdonsburgh at 5.45,
p. NJ, on arrival of Grand Trunk Train from To-
ronto arriving at Rouse's Point at 1890 p. VI. to
lodgc-procced next morning by Vt. Central cars
for Boston and New York.
~ Trains connect at Potsdam, ith.Potsdam 4
Watertown Railroad and at Mooers Junction with
Montreal and New York Railroad.
Malone, Oct 23d, 1856.
GEO. V. Il0YLE, Supt.
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ESTIMoNY TESTIMONY TESTIMONY :
TIE TINO NY! -!


Messrs. Burr, Foster Co., Boston.
Gents | feel it incumbent upon me as duty
which | owe to you and the public, to make the fol-
lowing statement in regard to the remarkable pow
Of Arnold's Fluid.
For more than year my wife's mother and three
Of my children were afflicted with malignant hu-
NOR, the character Of which eminent physicians
were ullbie 10 d,tpBae Or prSCUbs successful T'me-
dy tor. After trying many humor remedies, was
induced to make use of Arnold's Globues and vi
tai Fluid, which am most happy to say has entire
ly cured them For the benefit Of others like aiict
ed, would say that no language of commendation
which | can is too strong for the merits Of these
vastly celebrated medicines. Z. Il. SHERMAN.
Globules % and 80 cents per box. Vital Fluid
80 cents and 81 per bottle
burr, Foster Co., Cornhill, Genera Agents.
Mansfield Co., II City wharf, Special Agents.
Weeks Potter, ljI Washington street, and Geo.
Goo Twin, 90 Union street, Wholesale Dealers.
Sold by prominent medicine dealers generally.
Sold in burlington by I. A. ECk. oet2il& W