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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-30

BELLEVUE HOsPITAL.-This Institu
u tion which hiss been In successful operation for
'h' las. oA ~ sfI ais f1i sfcahaosp va
svery convsnience conducive 70 the comfort Of %.
TENTS and the successful treatment of disease.
have been nicely furnished suitable TIE aeso%
nisnt 70 DO treated q their private lodgings.
seards, which are peculiarly coznmodious.
WIZ; Rsyse;s e. ss, rs .ss q tie Hs
Colored do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
!. Priysts Rooms, ;,..;,.:..--.s7 to SIS
the country unless whore the parties are known 70
one Of the Physicians Of the Hospital.
Thi,lns1ds. y os.rSs:l Beard asd.e. attend,
With the nrmsry Of the Medical COLLEGE, s%sl
additional fee. ranging from 81 70 $50 viii be chsrg
. - 70 e
attending Physicians. -,
No anal poK admitted, gsst -
No patient received for less than week.
don 10 ali psiisoss placed IL their Hospstsi ss's
As'1'''s sA sHaEsss aoIfos \. >.
1i Tno e'sfs R Posrzs ssa re b. sea-
s''sn 3. T. T. d 5si sSSSxntsaa aa0 De.
anSin +. nsss w 49, sslps 1TE|nisy Church.
Law building. Franklin strsst. ns1s dssr q Stat.
THos. N. NIXON. N. D. Ks1ident Physis s Sass
ian l-eodly
COFFEE. $40 bags prime Bio md L.
j, S.ln 0aass' e sc R;sSsls u wrss 60.
CEMPLB'6 IhFALLIBLE BAKING
same loss eresd. ehsnits, 90 Astce 10c s s.
~ 0AhLlOk. Dfn99lse and Apoth1cAry.
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nR. CHUKCHlLL'o RE.aEDY FOB

DR. GHUKCHlLL'o RE.dEDY FOR
~ CONSUMPTION The attention Of physicians
is called t, tho COMPOUND Syrup OF this hypo
Phosphites" an elegant. concentrated and agreea
be prepa, alton, which il intended to embrace the
idea of DIR. Churchill. who prescribed the Hypo-
phosphites of Lime, Soda, &c. in the crystals or
dry slate for incipient and CONFIRMED Go sumption
with marked success This preparation contain
these salts in very concentrated form. and the
quantity of to teaspoonfu, or DOSE Is speci-
fed on the label
oe Motr, nd s.u
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f-r ozzxxada1 ON AND AFTER the
-. cxyestzay<1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
SUMkER ARRANGEMENT.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

We are now prepared to forward with dispatch al
description of goods from Richmond to Lynchburg.
and all points on the Virginia and Tennessee rail
road, to Bristol, Tenn.
Our offices have been re-established at all point
of importauce along the line of said roads, viz:
az Fsrmville, Lynchburg.
Liberty, Bonsacks,
Big Lick, Salem,
ChristignsbnrR, NeWbarn
Wytheville, Marion,
Abingdon. Bristol
Careful, trusty and efficient Messengers leav,
Richmond daily at 6 A NJ in charge of goods. mon
eys, ieweiry, valuable parcels. &c.
Orders for goods left at this office vii be promptly
called for and delivered free of charge for dra age
For rates OF transportation, apply at the Off ,1a
Main street. J L MACDONUUGH,
my a-ts Agent
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THE PLACE where you should pur-
i chase your Dry Goods, y at Ley . oio ess 80
son know that LEvY is selling the cheapest goods
in the c,ty But for the information 81 tnoss VIC
Rave not been so fortunate IS to give Din sai ci
aff1x A fev of his innumerabls bargains Lace SU-
lars at a,c worth Soc Fine Grass Linen Hdkfs az oc.
worth SOC: Fast CoIored Lawns, ut esc, woah lIao;
ExceIlent White Bri,liants at f21sc. worm Ioe Fi9
Linen Cambria Hdkfs ct l2fc. worth istc; ns,t
Figured FAN Calico ct SIC. worth 1oc; black siax
V,ivet Rihbop ut ~ Der Mt. below the regular
nrice: Rarnsley 81 White Table Dsmask at ozs GU,
worth size; Linen Towels at one dollar per dsnsn'
All kinds of Housekeeping Goods soa very cnesp'
DON'T forget the place Is at No 10 MEN 81. IA =
look Al. THIS! DAILY QUESTIONS
IL FAIRLY ANSWERED ,..,,.s
Where Is the cheapest store to ony a hsnosoa''
aie'' u "n' ~ Why, at MAILERTs, Al Main ct. .
Where can the best Fast Coloied Calico DC o0usns'
at the lowest priceg ry,., =, Main IT
Where ca the best bargain in B.eached anu oh-
b1eached Ccttons be boughtY ,,,o =, u.,r AZ
yybor. 70 tbe hes. assoriment and cheapest Dus-
tiers to be found WHY. at MAILERTs, Al Main st; :
Where can The cheapest and best Hoop eAii.' 'e
hada uupr.o A. u.;n a.
Where are the best White Stockings TO Do haaief
nihepeneo Whv At MAILERTs, Al Main st..
wbare can the cheapsst Table Cloths and Towels
De p"rehaSeus why. at MAILERrs, n Main st.
Where ou rht persons to 20, to purchase q cheap
an = % ~ why. at MAILERT's, Al Main st.
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a. GEO. A. BOCH, EEgH
~ VETERINARY SURGEON. 4E4 y
of tla V..teriua ian Collage ofxAA~Azl


Graduate of the Veterinarian College OIL
Hanover. Germany
Offers his professional services to the citizens of
Ri,hmond and our surrounding counties. He treats
all diseases of animals in general, and performs sny
operations For further information abou. my abiii
ties, see references.
= Office corner of 9th and Broad streets.
RHEsRxNcEs.-J Baivin kayiand Co, DIR
Geo Asyinzel, DIR Ro VIM Hayall. DR. W Wil-on,
John and George Gibson. Jas Mccarthy. Dola
rue aus Sim
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RICHMOND AND

-. sSxs eleaksH5zN RICHMOND AND
iEW y DAaVILLE RAILROAD
CHAN4E OF sCu ARRANGE.
MENT-THRoUdH MAIL ROUTE TO MEMPHIS
AND NEW ORLEANS, ALSO To THE VIRGINIA
SPRINGS-On and after the first eff July, 1858, the
daily Mail Train to the Junction. connecting with
the South-Side Train for Lynchburg, thence West
and Southwest without detention, will run daily az
follows, (Sundays included3
Leave Richmond $50 clock A.
Arrive at the Junction st.............. 6I5 A.
Connecting with S0uthside Rail-
road train for Lynchburg
And throu yh to Danville, (eundays
excapted;) by the same train, and
arrive in DaRviie at......s........ LIS Pm
Leave Danville at 7l5 A.
Arrive at junction st............-..... I2G0 4" M
Arrive in Richmond at..-............. $40 PM
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN FROM RICHMOND TO THE JUNG,
TI0N:
Leave Richmond daily except Sum
day. go o'clock 2.
Arrive at Junction -.......-. $50 p. M
{Returping in the morning after the arrival of the
Sou;h.Side Mail Train from the SouthWest.)
Leave the Junction daily at...-.... $50 {" a. Nj
Arrive in Richmond et.................. $50 A.
And connect with the trains going North.
The Train leaving Richmond at 5 Sc A. NJ foTms
. link IN the direct through line" from New Yorb
to New Orleans via Memphis. Tenn or Atlanta, Ga
and MONTGOMERY, Ala, being the most direct and
expeditions route to the West and HoGth
U. CAMPBELL,
jy superintendent X. ID, r. Il.
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MORE NEW GOODS-THOS. r
NJ pRIGE 4 90 hx receinta within the past icy

MORE NEW GOODS.-THOS. II
xl PRICE& CO., by receipts within the past few
days. have rsplenshea their STOCK in many desciip-
tions of Fancy Goods suit to the present ana ap
preaching season. Among theDa-
Travelling Poplins, busters, Debases, 40
Linen and Cambria Sets
Thread Lace Collars
French wo. ked do
Blat k Bombazines; Challies
Old Lawns at sc and higher
Black Lace Mitts long and short
Hoop Skirts In variety
NansOoks; Jaconets
Linen Tan brio and Hemstitched Hdkb
Hosiery of every grade, &c, Ae .
In Silks, silk Robes, Perage Robes, Organdies.
and Fancy Lawn. they have a full and attractive
supply which they are closing ont at unusually low
trices THUS r. PRICE 20,
CEILING OFF WITHOUT REGARD
~ TO COST--BUSINEss MUST BE CLOSED, NO
MATTER HOW MUCH Is LOST As prefer sell.
ing the coulter, to l.sng by auction sale.
now offer the whole Of my stock at prices that win
astonish the closest buyer. in want Of any thing
in the DRY GOODS line, will find that my selling OF
is No hU nBUG.. l am already engaged in dife.
rent business, and bound TO be At my post IN short
time. Gail and get suppied, at
HENRY BROWNS,
No. % Main street, 3 doors above
Van-Lew. Taylor s. Co g.
R-Gtora a nd Dweilinp far rent iy 3.-lmk
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pARGATNS! BARGAINS in DRY

~ G0OD3i-To make room for Fall purchases.
III close ont the remainder of my stock on hand ~
unprecedented low prices. viz: Fast cold Prints al
GA cts, worth 10 cts fast cold Lawns IS low az Sets
ladies' Dress Goods which win sell great sacr
fee. FDk CASH.
Also, splendid stock Of BID and Brown Dones-
tics'and servants' Clothing.
Irish Linens-a great bsrgain car be had In these
Goods-and many other articles too umerou5 TO
mention. which will sell cheap in proportion -
Come and see, and examine for yourselves, If you
want cheap goods at No. ~ Main street.
is 9)-Im JNO l. SMTTHER
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NEW GOODS, NEW GUODS.--une OF
~ our concern having just returned from New
York, we are prepared TO offer splendid stock OF
desirable DRY GOODS, which We are selling at un-
precedented low prices. consisting in part Of the
Rich Flounced Robe a'ogille and Bayadere silks
and Printed Organ
dies
Rich Flounced Robe a'Quille and Printed Gren-
Rich Lace, Silk and Grape Nantes
Lace aud Muslin Bets
I" "a Black Silk Lace for Mantilias 10
81 Black Berage
"a White Berage8
A large stock OF White Marselles for Basques
Embroideries. OF every description, &c
ALSO-A fine stock OF Servants Clothing, t.
which we respectfully invite the attention of those
Ia want. & PARKER 4 Co
my Is 1i3 Eagle Square.
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:. oT,IpE ..n DWEITING r,n RENT

sa FOR RENT--And possession given
~ immediateiy-one Of those newly erected and
well she'd brick tenernents, 2jth street, doors
north of Leigh street. Church Hill. containing SIX
tries. &c A garden attached and well of water on
the premises Rent. per annum, $50, apply to
JAS III CARTER,
jyl7-ts Opposite Exchange Hotel.
- FOR RENT-And possession given
X& in a few days, the large and dssirsbly located
iWeil,ng corner Of sth and Franklin streets, now
occupied by airs G Burton. as \ Boarding House,
tor which it i. admirably adapted. Apply 10
THOMAS w DJSWEGL,
Receiver of Browns Administrator,
10 oS--ta Vs. Burton. &c,
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,ARHAIoH MANUFACToRIH6

CARRIAGE MANUFACToRIH
aNNN CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
aS@RA The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley. between
Main and Cary Qsth and 18th streets near the GO
ROUCHEs, BU6GIES, with and without tops, and
SULKI ES all of his make of tire best materials
and workmanship; all of which will be sold AZ low
good work of the kind can be in the city of Rich.
nond and respectfully ask call from those 10
want any article in the Carriage line, as am de
termined to make to order and sell at the loves.
prices possible and oil work sold that is new,
ranted. MICAJAH MANGUM.
To -0yo
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NOTICE.-I have taken the store fnl

NOTICE. have taken the store for
l1th street opposite tue Exchange Hotel, and tive
doors above VIM Holt Richardson. Having bought
his entire stock and fixtures pre- pared and will
be pleased to furnish his and my customers and
friends with any orders they may be pleased to
leave me- ssnring them they will receive my prompt
and special attention. and respectfully solicit call
WIN ALLEN. Merchant Tailor
au Sim Agent for VIM ALLEN
have appointed WIN ALLEN mr. agent aud at
torney to conduct general Merchant Tailoring bu-
siness. WIN n ALLEN
Richmond ADousf .
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
L -Ruptures curedi Ruptures radically cured
The price Of Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from SO to only IS; placing
It in the power of all to obtain Of these invaluable
Trrsses and be perfectly cured This Truss can con
yenentfy be sent by mail express to any portion
of the State. "a.
Send a measure of your hips or peivis-saying
whether you desire q weak or strong spring, dis
tiuetly writing your name and place OF residence
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system giving it great latitude of motion. 30 as to
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
it there at your pleasure BY small lever attached
II Is worn with perfect comfort The Truss is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all la
bic to get ont of order be broken 1t has cured
great Dumber ofpersons in this city and throughout
The State and will most cheerfully refer to gen.
tlemen who are we'll known for their veracity and
responsibility, who have themselves been thoroughly
cured this dangerous disease and tina too In cases
of long standing and OF an aggravated nature.
AllSnedical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
known: :,
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance. s1
Persons not knowing as can send their money to
any merchant or friend in the city we will give
any reference as to responsibility and pronptness
The Truss or any information concerning q san be
had of q. O. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
:ured should by all means obtain one; for they Will
not only cure but no durable that they are the
cheapest in the end.
terms de bly,
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A CONSIDERABLE SAVE In THE
N PRICE OF aOODS-GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
GoLDsMlT has just received ansther lot OF those
Linens at 3T1.c; Extension Hoop Skirts OF superior
make, only 81 Is; gmbroideries. extra cheap; Ho-
siery; aauDtlets Belts; lnfants' waists; Vsmoli.
usual price; TowesIings; Dimity Bands; Trimmings;
hite Goods splendid White Briiiants at l21a CITE.
nrices 9OLDSMIT'S,
mn d. 205 Broad ct.
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ARTIFICIAI TEETH.

EA AhIlriGlAL InLdn.
q. W. JONES, Dentist, having purchored the
right for the above mode Of making Te,sh. ana be-.
ing entirely satisfied of its absolute superiority
over the gold silver or pln,ina method. car with,
confidence commend il to all who may desiIs full
or partial Gets of Teethaud especially to such 40
may be dissatisfied with those they are nowusipe.
IN this process. all of the objections to the gold
cures comfort and stability to the fit-and the teeth
being embedded in the metal, the food 10 excluded
r. I'm uEds or between them. they therefore
src0er. cleaner smoother and in every respect bet
Ger.
In Consequences of the perfect adaptation OF the
plate to the mouth and the sucten thereby secured,
re insert one more teeth sctttoat clasps-snd
all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory Al
or nocharge.
This method having been adopted and commended
by these standing highest II the prcsessicn North
exhibited 10 any who may desire to see them. The
old plates Of those Wishing TO exchange the cid me-
thod for the new. will be taken In Fart pay. 0Geo
opposite uorinthian Hall
Office hours from TO 2k frem az tod.
tal
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ARUS & SHINE, Auctioneere ana
eir Undivided services as Auctioneers for the sale OF
real estate merchandise of every description, and
household furniture.
&C., &C., every saturday. srxy~
2. q. LARUE. SAS. NJ chANn'
90 2a-Ip -. -
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TRUNKSl TRUNKS Il
FIN G TRUNKs-NEv

sryS~m FINE TRUNKS-NEW
fSztx- LxA STOCK We are now opening
LEARN GSW now stock Of Trunks. Of all rt5les
<Al-AAA and Of good qualities. some very
largo and convenient All we ask In for all 10 want
of Trucks Ct good qualities and the lowest prices
to give us call We are receiving new supplies
almost every week; also, Ladies' Bonnet Boxes CT
ga an nn ~ anu 'N' PUTNEY . WATTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-30

RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER
~ In consequence Of reduction In water power
1T my present site for grinding Plaster, shall not
which tme shall d,ave completed q new mill on
the Dock, short distance from the old site, with
much improved machinery and increased power,
tent with promptness and at REDUCED PRICE,
Thankful for past Avors and especially for the
hdence reposed in my selections Of superior Lump
for grinding, can only assure my pasrors that the
same shall be exercised and that the reputation
Of my brand for RICHNESS aud PURITY shall be fully
sustained. JOHN III CLAIBORNE
an 3-d&w2awtssp1 0fsee No n Pearl ~
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THE CONTRAC-

r.: nm ewssmp TnE CONTRAC-
~ u TORS Tor the construction
eftfe dos, rs Iy II RA,hH0AD in RrA1,l. wi.h
OF Frgisla, or apy OF the southern States. who may
uudt rstard the wanAgemeut OF negross 80 public
vols 70 60 to nra.ii as a. Ms1agsrs O. rrsmsn
,nch works but they will employ some yenns men
rho are now er gagged on fans or who are snspicy
mem Sso ssss Ssen @ 70 .osH ssiss
Dor. aud understand thoroughly the construction
# D heavy Ss,s ndns a e The
and through the sieISn de Nor. or North Monaessa.
20 miles from Rio de- ;snslro fron Which. &c The
The climate & aoiishiiai 6sins ab u The .ane a.
In ths county of 6reenbyier. 10 this state. In sus-
Sa y hs.s g =
summsr, aud never falling below IS degrees In vim
ter and Il Ia healthy there ~ In any part Ct the
Xrply in peron 10 III. subscriber, 1t the store or
Hw Sa,: Pearl street. Richmond "A HARVEY
a REMOVAL.-CABlNET fUKNi-
" ruRH wARER00MS Having removed 10
~ onr new building. cosner. a fraakiin and
e,as . ~. .. .sa sss public i " have On
1850 OaBINEr WAVE. C1AIRs. %.
Hsvins enlarged our nxnsHsd.ysss Dspaytxenk.
ssssi. ). y sssssishsd " psesss. Sesk il que
cail q - bINlOkD = PA0T1K'8
q Cabinet Hassroosss,
Cesnar Of franklin snd l3sh pis.
UNDERTAKING. I'VE are thorouehly
prepared 20 ex~suts al demands b thu hne Osr
:sseE q NsTSLilo oAsns- 4 u ASS saa -
cO3SiNs q nShosany snA ether vooss. Il
wayson haad-
WANTED Or three lrst-Yals Ca
UMuI MAKnnS. D.AF
~ O~-lm
ELIDR ISLAND 00Aks.-A fall mp
u = ~ IN Mn Is 81 ca
aA u Is AeEsssS VI hz&ss ~ saS
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NOTICE The undersigned hopes that
~ arf persons having his BOTTLES in their pos
session, will please deliver them to his WAGNER
when called for rs he or any IN bis employ ment,
have never cold thu IN. NJ MCCDkNACh.
am now fully prepared to supply my friends and
customers who may be pleased to tayor me with
their ORDERS with the best article OF Philadelphia
PORTER, ALE and LAGER BEER.
aul3 "CO.
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- STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
a RENT. THOMAS D. QUARLES effsrs for
renl the desirable store formerly occupied By him.
self, and adjoining the Dry Goods house OF Cren-
shaw, Quarlt 4 Co. To a good tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
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~ Prime Porto Rico MolAse e..
y ~ WI WALLAC1 D0Nos
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FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon ois-
oroeiea STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such az Indigestion, Acidity OF the stomach,
coiicky Pains. AeartbHrn Los; q Appetite pssp1n
all Nervous Rheumatic. and Neuraiglc Anecuons
il has In numerous instances proved nignly penen-
cial and il, others effected decided cure
This is a purely vegetable compound 9repafcd on
strictly scientific principles after the manner OF the
celebrated Holland Professor, Bocrhaye. Because Of
It's great success In most ofthe European
trodncion into the States was intended more espe
cialy for those OF our atherand scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty Country Meeting
with great success among them. now oHef u 70 tne
American public knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be Acknowledged.
Ii is particularly recommended those persons
whose Constitutions may have been impaired oy the
dissipation Generally instantaneous IN erect: II
finds its way directly to the seat OF lie, tnrilllng
and Quickenins every nerve. raising mp the croop,
ing spirit, and, in fact. infnsing new health and
vigor in the system.
NSTiCE.-Nhoever expects to ind this beve.
rage will be disappointed but to the SICK weak and
low spirited, it win prove grateful aromatic COT
dial. possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTlONl
The great popularity Of this delightful ARENA mas
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
anything else until you have given 8OEhHAfk'S
holland BITTEks fair trial. One bottle viii
con vince you how infinitely superior 1t Is to all
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle, six bottles for S. By the
SOLE PROPKIkTORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. u co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUT1STS AND CHEMISTS,
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~ Merchants will find 1t greatly to their al
vantage to give us call before making their pur
chasss elsewhere as We have laid in extra large
stock of rst quality Goods, CASH. that enables
us to offer goods at less than Manufactursrs prices
Orders received by letter promptly shipped, and
chased, NH 23--6m
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HEAD QUART Frs SPRING GOODS
II CLOTHINGi CLOrHrNGil CIOfHINGift-
1cos, OF the latest end most fAshienahle styies
GOATS, PANTS AND VESTS. Of al shsDse ana
cOlors 0entlemen's Furniahing Goods ssok - -
SHIRTS DOLLARS, pRAWEIls, e.
CRAvATs, eT0CKe. HANDkERCHIERS.
GLOVES, 6uSPBNDEke, SOCKS, -. &e
trench Cothss caasimeres, and Ycssinge. So. o..
which ne VII make 70 measure At the shofteet netice
ell 81 which he Will sill vorkmanship and material
ecn.idsrcd - low g the lowest ashe y dsteEmtned
to please one and III. - s. IS r. 3sss =
Allgoodswazraatsds - rsprsssntea.
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m STRAW GOODS, g
AZ .rsrA. Dickinsou - Woisfeefs ..
5 CENTS BOOTS, SHOES

- LADIES' WHITE KID SILT
.ths VI MARCUS HARRIS,
PAR, tor SAFE W Is3 Broad ".
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-20

TIE Ono STATE JOURNAL .-Rumor says HENRY
D. CooKE, Esq, of the Sandusky Register, is to
become the Editor Of this journal Ifthis be true
we will have good cause 10 congratulate the Re-
publicaus of Ohio in their good fortune in filling
Gen ScHoULERs chair Mr. COOKE, as a writer
and q scholar, has no superior among the frater-
nifty in the State. Besides. he is thorough gen.
tieman. We like him.
Now let the Republicans go to work and sup
port the Journal; give Ii wider circulation AM
fhas increase its sphere of usefulness. How u
man can tall asleep at right leaving this impOr-
tant duty Of subscribing for his paper Especially
Insecurity paper) undone, is a little beyond OH
comprehension. We should think scores of bun.
cry devils would haunt such customers, until they
were glad TO perform their duty. The Repubi.
cans Of Belmont must have hand in this. Ii is
The duty Of every person, after subscribing iol
their own county paper to literally support thei'
State organ. Republicans of Belmont, you know
your duty; see that you perform it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-05-20

MYsrERoUs.-Some hunters who were rambling
through the woods, on last Saturday, on what i.
known as the "seciion" about two miles North
of town. discovered in a deep, dark lonely ravine
scarcely accessible by man, where even the hun.
ters dogs were 10th to venture. a aeDly dug grave
about five feet deep and six long. The question
presents itself. who dug itl Has it not been dug
by some one to cover up dark and damnable
Purposei Has not murder been premeditatedi-
Such a cir cumstance is at least suspicious. The
fact cannot be concealed, and it is with shame we
confess it, that things have come to such a pass
1hat person always feels safest with brace o
pistols in his pocket. Murder. robbery and ar
son have Joined hands, and the perusal of thei
record causes shudder