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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-30

SUGAR RUN SALT COMPANY, Pomeroy. Salt
~ Twenty-Five cents per bushel. Once near the Fur
mace. CGRANT Agent
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-03-30

poMER0Y SALT COMPANY, POmeroy, o. Salt for
Il sale at Thirty-aVe cente ner bushel, for Country
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

The New York Journal of Commerce says that
city milk is becoming blher ard biuer every day.
Another stump .tsil' panic is much needed
Thomas @ Carter. formerly postmaster in Pu-
lsssI county Ky. has been convicted OF stealing
postage stamps.
Tvep,y fs, lunatics in the Zurick Asylum,
swg'zerand are the victims Of tsble-turning and
spiritsrapping.
English papers announce the arrival from China
OF $50, 200 lhs. of the new crop of tea
Rarey is teaching horseology to q large class in
St0cs holm.
At Fort Brown, Texas, there have been AZ yell
low fever deaths In the garrison, aud $40 at Meta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

tSIGARS AND TOBACCO.-5OO0O OCI-
- GAkS various brands. with large and choiet
assortment of SMOKING and CHEWING T0BAC
90. which will be sold on the most accommodating
terms, at wholesale or retail.
II R0SENFELD,
next door to the corner of 5th and Broad ST.
lxx.E
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CONVERT TO ROMAN CArRoLIcisy.-The Freeman g
Journa, announces that at Memphis, Tenn, re-
cent'y DIR Vim. b. Floyd. youngest son OF ex-Gov
Floyd, Of Virginia, was received into tho Roman
Catholic Church. The converts from that mme-
ate family connection, it says, have numbered
TWENTY-FIVE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

sF SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Vir
ciuia and North Carolina Intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
whoare the authorized Agents for Express privileges
the5a ships.
MICE of the New York and sirginia Steamship
COMPANY LUDLAM PLEASANTS. Agents.
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AND KENTUCKY RAIL

NlKGINIA AND hENI JUN 1shiH,
' ROAD.-NoTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-Seale
he 18th of November next for the Graduation aud
Wesopry of the first fifty miles of the above road
extending from the Virginia and Tennessee kallroad
west towards Cumberland Gap. the prohies ano
plans upon the above named distance can be seen az
the office OF the Chief Engineer, in the tswn Of At
live al necessary explanations in regard thereto
The line is divided into about one mile sections In
the above distance there viii be earth TO move
Amounting TO about S52 600 yards of loose and hard
rock about 5I3 90 yards of mortar masonry, 2s' "
perches Of dry drains, $500 perches.
Thosa nrorosing foi the work requested to
tat in their bills what an. unt of stock they
willing to take, in part payment Tor their work.
Address the undersigned al Abingdon: Va.
W J HAW klNS co.
NB-The inspecting Of the Profiles and Plans Of
the Chief Engineer, has been changed from the l2h
of October to the lat OF November, owing to the
great amount of labor required 70 prepare them
W. j. II CO,
se2,-dtd Abingdon. Va.
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xse~,,-rr;rA REDUCED THROUGH
AEaSE0 ~ TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CANAL FROM RlCHn0SD TO LYSCHBURG.-
Che subscriber thankful for the very liberal patro
lage hitherto received. would inform his friends
iuch as Hats Caps shoes. Bocts, Dry Goods &c.
My THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs on Groceries
4ueensware, &C only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
100 lbs, which includes all expenses from III.
gharves in Richmond to the Landings or Depot in
Lynchburg.
Boats leave every other day, frl or not full, and
goods are sent forward witbout any detention.
Prosuce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
-ates A. q. LEE,
au27-ts On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

BosroN SHOE TgapE.-The Shoe and Leather Re-
porter reports the sale of 6l5 cases Of boots and
-. as In Boston last week at Sl22S6. There were
large elearances during the week of goods for
Malb0nrnp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

Tas RsvIvaIs AND MINISTERS The New York OBJ
server of this week mentions as one OF the effects
of the late religious revival the unusual accessions
n the Presbyterian divinity schools OF the country
Ono hundred and sixteen students are now in the
Theological Seminary at Allehgany city. This is
far larger Number than has ever been in the Sem
fnary before. Other Semiuaries are also filled with
yousg men pressing into the ministry. Prince
ton has more than leo, and the village has been
largely called on to furnish lodgings for those who
eond not be accommodated within the Seminary
buildings. The Union Theological Seminary IN
New York has i2i students. Many young NEE In
business and some who had studied for other pro.
fe.sions have turned their attention to the minis
try
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09
. ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.

a. FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
"a FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.-New
M and beautiful styles. now in store. and re-
- ceyiug daily all the latest patterns and fab
rico Of Wooden and Silk Goods, suitable for gentle
mems wear.
Fine French Cloth Frock and Dress Coats, made
in the best style.
New styles of black and colored Cloth. plain and
fancy Silk mixed Cashmere business and walking
Coats and Sacks.
Superior Black French Doeskin, and new patterns
of fancy Cashmere Pants. made up in the latest
manner.
Also, O full stock of winter Overcoats of Cloths,
Beavers, Pilots and Cassimeres, made in the latest
fashion.
A great variety of Vests consisting of fine Black
Satins, plain aud figured Silks, Grenadines, CASH
meres. Cashmeres, Vevets, &c.
Particular attention is called to the large assert
ment of Shirts and Furnishing Goods all now Of.
fered at reduced prices. at sFOCkDALh's,
IA Main street.
m% Near Ny,h Rank
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THE DISPATCH.


y,srss or Mux.-It 10 a most perfect diet
Nothing like TIT contains curd. which ts neces-
s,ry for the development and formation OF muscle
--hutter f,r the production Of an adequate supply
Of fat; sugar to feed the respiration ana tee,eoy
add warmth to the body; the phosphates OF 'in,e
and magnesia, the peroxideo f iron, the eh'o.iues
Of potassium and scda, with the free sods' .e9useu
q, live ,aI,d,ty and .,reneth 20 the bone, together
with the saltne particles essentially necessary
for other parts Of the body. It contains lac'e
acid or the acid Of milk, which chemists inform
us is the acid of the gastric juice, 40 requisite 'o
the nroner dfssolving of our food in the s'omach-
II d, therefore, Obvious that milk should be chem
ic.l,v correct In all it's constituents and should
NOT Se nentraiised by adulteration. at is, DR..
prout properly states, "the true types OF 'ood -
Hoe necessary. therefore, IL is 'hat u shouia De
,,re. otherwise this wonderful aud wise provision
a. providence would be a curse rather than a
blessing.
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n NEW g n q 2 ENEW

n NEW s TO r E-NEW m-A
R GOODS-LOW PRICES.-si0OOO
~ worth of every variety. and of all the latest
SF styles of Gents, Ladies'. Misses and Chill
dren's BOOTS and SHOES. Also a great variety
of TRUNKS, BONNET BOXES VALUES, CAR
PET BAGS, &c. Just received by
JOHN CLARK,
At the New Boot and Shoe Store,
No 10 Main st, doors below
johnson & Harwoods
The said Goods will be sold lower than the same
kinds of Goods in this part Of the country.
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a--~- On n - 4. + y L. n.

-a-~- ron NJ IL r v L. h -
- 49, FREIGHT The steamer
kanUaE1. Capt Taylor, and the iron tarses
PATH" and HOPE" have bsen placed on the
line ny the seaboard Towing and Transportation
Company and will receive freight daily at the uT
per end Of the dock. rear Of the old gas works.
The days If departure from Redmond are Tues
days AMI Fridays. at VI returning, will leave
Norfolk on Mon avs and Thursdays, at Nj.
Freight taken at the lowest rates For further
inurm alton, apply 10 C9A AT the
se7l Shed. Dock street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

NEW CAUTHING.-Ju received by
~ Express and opening this morning one of tn
largest and most beautiful stocks OF keady-mar
Clothing we have ever had which for styles quality
and make cannot be surpassed. Those in want OF
something really nice, can find it at
DARRACOTT, HARRIS cos,
Successors to Merchant, Wesiser Co.
Also choice lot of Furnishing Goods, including
those celebrated Golden Fill SHIRTS. made OF the
finest material, and every Shirt warranted vel
made and to fit we'll.
&C &c DARRhCOTT, HARRIS co.
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HAT TRADE.
KELLY IL ASON

KELLY MASON
I07 Main street, Richmond, Vrnipia.
The Fall trade is now commencing and We are pre-
pared for it, with astock of Hats, Caps, Furs, H.
brellas, &C &c. OF every style and grade
One of he Srm has Just returned ftoDShe North,
where for some weeks he has devoted himself aSsidu
ously to examining the goods of all the ceIebra
ted houses; and making selections, aud he has been
able to purchase at such prices will warrant us
in selling low, if not lower than any other house
in this city.
With regard to our stock, it will be sufficient IL
say that We have laid in every thing that could
find. To the manufacture of Silk Hsts. on own
oil emises, pay the greatest attention, and VT
have made cur wholesale rooms complete in every
respect SO I'm
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.IolNa nn -~aA,Es,

Main street between 18th aud eth sts-,
RICHMOND, VA.
Monuments Of any size or design, nAne 70 ordcr
Of the best Italian or American Marble:
respectfully iavise the attention Of those In want
10 my stock which s the largest and best finished
assortment Of MONUMENTS, ToMBe, HEAD PIE
CES and MANTLES, To be found In the city.
ha-First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Aan
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute. e2s
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DAY stats RANGE.--we have made

DAY STATE RANSE.--We nave msoe
- arrangements With the Manufacturer t9t tbe
ale Of this superior COOKING RANGE, aai inVle
he attenticc ef purchasers t. the advantages "tAn
we Offer;
lst The Range II made of the best iron. Is simp
In Its construction; AMI con- euieptly arranged.
ID. IL can be operated with wood or coal. .
%. Ii car be set m and removed at pleasure, :"
readily a. the common Cooking stoye. -
Ash We can Furnish them TO any efnire1 she'
with one or two Ovens and With four cr six 8o'els'
with or withort water hvtures--and = tssASF eaSn
one sold 10 give satisfaction 10 the purchaser ~,
9Th Repairing pieces always ON hand. WHICH WIZ
be put in 81 hen reNnjred at Il reasonable praee
9Th. The price OF this Range u moderate tH
d. t-ciaes ertictel AFFORD TO sell thetn d
mcuafacturer's retail prices. n,xnx
ga we continue 70 set the AMERICAN RAMS
In krick-all ef whtsh have suited our customer,
and hare not COS. any Gae of them anything Va
repairs. - p.x..
hLsO-seyeral varieties OF Low Priced Ranges
for sale at the Governor Street stove Stove rsr
.e6 0H0RaE STARRErr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

E,ILE WOhkS IN RICH aOND, Va
We respectfully inform the busiDess men OF
Richmond and neigh boring places that we have es
tablished Factory whers FILES and RAsPS, OF
the best Fng STEEL Of all sizes and descriptions
are made and kept on hand.
These files are Of the very same quality the
best imported English
Also kE-CUFT1NG Of OLD FILES will be done
to full sat Isfaction.
rrices moderate, and orders carefully executed.
LAU sHUMAN.
Letter Box, Ia. Work Shop: Near Petersburg De-
pot. opposite Burger Boyle's Saw Factory.
~ I'll
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JOSEPH WOODWARD,

>aa CLOTHING 1858. FALL
Ia Go0DS-sECOND SUPPLY JUST RE-
NJ CEIVED subscriber has In store
.!lk- Large and vsried assortment of Clothing OF
his own manufacture, embracing every article Ia
the ciotaipg trade. Materials and workmAns hip
not surpassed bv any,
Also Furnishing Goods, such rs shirts, Collars.
Drawers. Socks, Cravats Neck-Ties. Gloves suspea.
ders. Money Belts, Pistei Belts. &C, &c
In his Tailoring department. the finest and best of
Cloths, Cas.imsres and vestings. selected by him
trade, which will compare favoraby with any honse
In tho city, which h. will make 10 order In the
shortest time the best an fashionable style
Cali and leave your measure for something nice
u SPENCE,
No 80, Corner Of Main and 18th sss
ocl6 Ciothisr and Merchant Tailor.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

nh GREAT ATTRACTION sszn
HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES' FURS.
would most respectfully inform strangers and
others visiting the Fair, that have just received
ge.sssortment of all the latest styles OF
HATS AND G APPS
just out such as the bic, Bengal, Plaid, Tele-
graph. Csstarne Water Proof, Black Cashmere, &c.
Hats, of the very latest STYLES. All Of which am
determined 20 sell very low All you have TO de il
to give me a call. at 207 Broad street
Farmers will find very large assortment Of Ser
wants Wool HATS and GAPS which l am selling
very low.
Ladies' will also find well selected assortment of
FURS, for Ladies' Misses and Children.
WM T MOORE,
oc Palm No 267 Bread st, Richmond, Va.
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- STORE On BROAD STREET FOR
HEa RENT-THOmAS D. QUARLES offers for
-ent, the desirable store formerly occupied By him
elf and adjoining tbs Dry Goods house OF oren-
,haw Quarles Go. To good tenant the terms
sill be liberal, aud possession given Immediately.
ON n--ta
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gEaxn ARTIFICIAL TEETH-T H Il

EHs5<63 An lE108hh H II
eSefFa4CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS.-G. W. JON Els,
DENTIST, having purchased half the exclusive rtghtfor
the above mode OF making TEETH, and after using
and testing in the most difficult cases, toaers other
plates had failed IS entirely satea If its absolute
Superiority the gold, silver and platins ne
thod, can, therefore, with confidence, recommend 1t
all who may desire full partial sets of teeth;
and especially to such may be dissatisfied to,th
those they noto using In this process all of the
objections to the gold plate are renoved-the snc-
ton being perfect secures and stability to the
fit and the testh being embedded in the metal, the
food is excluded from under or between them; they
are, therefore clener, smoother. and in every re-
spect better 1t consequence Of the perfect adapta
ton of the plate to the mouth, and the suction
thereby secured, he can insert one or more teeth
wito,t clasps and in all cases guarantee perfect
aud Satisfactory fit
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and south. testimonials witt be given, and
specimens exhibited, to any who may desire to see
them he CID plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in par
pay. " i'll of course. make teeth on the old mode
'or those who may prefer il.
Filling thoroughly and gantly done and teeth
extracted By electricity for those who wish it.
office opposite Norinthian Hall. Sc 27-3m
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|, .. B. TAYLOR,

V1SN y. d. Ia1 IUh, ks!fH
EA III MAIN STREET, yd
&1 Has now on hand fine assortment ~
~ of Gold Band and Decorated CHI INA, in sets
snd by the piece. Also, Plain White CHINA and
GRANITE, of very superior quality. GLASS Of
every variety and style PLATED CASTORS,
folks and SPOONS Kerosene Hall and Mantle
LAMPS, WALTERS &c, SC, all OF which he will
sell at the lowest market prices. &C 9-m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

IVA MULES, MULES and HORSES,
kGSAI have Just received. direct from Kentucky
very choice and superior lot OF stock. | hav,
MULES well suited for iron masters railroad pur
poses, and street ami plantation USE all Of which
will sell, exchange, break and deliver in city OF
country. upon my usual accommodating terms 81
Davis Hutcheson's, late Hardins old stables
EDWIN WALKER.
n. i shall be in receipt of fresh stock, diroc,
from Kentucky, every month. Enquire as above.
au l9-d3m L. W.
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ia % - FRA AGGV S'nc 2Dsdn OF
HOUEo.-0n and alter NOVEMBER lsT. the Accom-.
dstion Train of this Company, will run daily isuu
DAYS excepted) between Milford and Richmond
leaving Milford at 10 A. ID, aod arrive il Rich
mond at 9 IS A. III Returning. will leave Rich,
rnond at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. and reach Milford at 5 q
L. NJ, stopping tor passengers at any point eacl
way.
FARE.-The same as on the Mail Trains.
SAML RUTH,
Superintendent Trains.
OFFICE R. + l. P R. R. CoMpANY.1
Richmond Oct 2st, 1858. &C 70
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~ MULES, MULES.-The subscri-
GG1Sbers have inst received at their Stables. on
Cary street, Opposite the Gas House, large lot of
fine young MULES, which are offered at low prices
and on accommodating terms. We will regularly
be in receipt OF young MULES from Kentucky and
can fill all orders in the most satisfactory
GREEN Il JOHNSON, Gary st..
an ls-3m oDposite Gas House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-09

g. FOR HENT.-That large lumber
t*ss house on 18th street. between Main and Cary,
now occupied by II. L. Hancock. Esq AS tobacco
factory. Possession given on the lst Of January
next.
Also, a dwelling house on 4th street. between
Broad an Marshall. next to Mr. George K. Crutch.
field Possession given Immediately, Applyto
no 3-6tt RG TUNSTALL.
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H GEO. 8. STEEL, DENTIST,
4 VALUABLE MARKET FARM P0R

- SAbH II oHer Tor sale that u Ost hesirAOle
Dairy and Market Farm, on the new Central road,
known AS nummerfisld one mile and half below
Richmond. containing 63 acres, one-bAif cleared,
balance in woods, adjoining the cottage farm recent
iy owned by Ellis Pears TheimprOvemehts con-
s,t OF framed Dwelling recently built OF the best
containing 6 Ur rooms. with the usual
ut-ho7ses This farm Is admiralty suited for 8
mark ct and dairy farm; produces well OF tbs usual
crops, with bold sprisg OF ,he best water, vhich
would enable the owner IA MI several ice houses
TIE owner. being engaged in other business would
sell bargain. For further particulars applYto
RIO LYME, Land 9enf,
o0a0 Basement under Mttropolitsn Hall.
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SUGARS-200 bbls A and Coffee Su
- CARS; 100 bbls Extra @ Sugar; ~ bbls Yellow su.
gar; IS bills Lnverins's and New York Crushed su-
gars; 81 bbis Powdered Sugar; in store for sale by
nos VIM WALLACE SONS
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MARKESs, Optieian.
oc25 On Governor street.
/ ON6WOKTh's PURE ONO Ca

4 ON6mURTh'S PURE ONO Ca
IA TAwBA BRANDY, CINCINNATI, OHIO -
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the pure Juice OF the Catawbs drspe,
thus aordiug additional evidence Of the progress 81
American enterprise and industry. and OF our apll-
ty TO produce articles at home equal TO those maas
by any other nation.
The OHIO CATAW "a BRANDY not only equals
tut ExcfLS the best iInpoI ted BTandies In purify
and favor. Il Is IN fact the bsst Brandy known IL
is a sovereign aud sure cure for Dyspepsia, Fiatu-
ieHcy. Cramp Cholic banguor, Low spirits, utnt-
raj Debility, &e No family should be without IL
Retail price 81 % per bottle. .
Sole agent for Richmond and vicinity. w PETsk'
son. successor 10 Alex Duyal is Main street; cor.
VI 18th, where dealers and customers will please
forward their orders
ny calling on the above agent the public can ges
a small brttte graeaitously, 10 test the article
q ln--i&cMSm
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NEW SADDLERY
TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL con

TNFIRMAkY OF THE MEDICAL COL
ALg3E This Infrmary is situated at the corner
Of Marshall and College streets, in elevated AND
heeithf1i position, convenient 70 the railroad de
pots hotels and ether centres of business 1t is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for tn,
successful treatment Of diseases and injuries an0
Medical Surgical aid. except the insane and thos.
laboring under Contagious diseases, are admitted
into The Institution Lying-in women are also re
ceiEed and carefully attended TO.
Private rooms furnished when desired
The ratiou's are under the charge of the Profes
sors OF the Go,i"ge. who visit the wards daily. Tn,
cherges for Board, Medical Attendance Nursing ano
Medicine, are frr Per week
White petientp ,,.,. az
nntn
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ClNFORD. MAYO & BLAIR have re
~ moved their Office to the store of Messrs.
sEKGUkUN, JR, IL Co, No. Pearl street, wher
they will be much pleased to see their old friends
aud where those who have left with them tokens
remembrance are requested to call and redeem
them, without further application.
nc I4-dScwm
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4 DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
IMPROVEMENT AND PREsERVA-

Il Have removed their Office TO 2o2. Main 80,
above 10th, opposite Corinthiau Hail. u obs
called OF and delivered FREE Of charge for dTsy'
age lets
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A VIRGINIA REMEUY.-Mrs.D DAVIS

A VIRGINIA REMEUY.-Mrs. DAVIS
IAC0UGH ELIXIR, one OF the best known RENE
dies for Coughs aud Colds, has been in in Rich
mond and it. vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
years ana has aiwaIs proved efficscious in Coug CHS
aud Colds The following certificate was yoluntarl-
ly gIvon by Rev, Mr.. Wss in 1854
BOWL Nc GREEN, CAROLINE, March IS, 1851
AR O. @. WALTER Dear Sir: [ take pleasure in
informing You that Mrs DAVIS Cbugh Elirir"
pu. chased Of you. has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whcoping Cough
very had | have used it also in of Colds at
tend with severe coughing, aud in ev 5ry case the
same happy results have been produced. / regard
TINS preparation az an excellent medicine and in my
Judgment no family ought to be withoutit.
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to SlS
In addition to the above rates in cases reonirin,
a fnrGicn or"rrtfon, by agreement with the pro
prietore OF the Bellevue Hospital a small fee il
charged for the operaton, varying from So to $50
according to its Importance. The particular fee il
any case may lie ascertaned by application either
clan
All charges payable on the removal of the patient
Attending surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETIcoLAs and
WkLLFoRD
Attending Physicians - Profs TUCKER and Con
WAY. "
Resident physician-JUyIUs NICHE, NJ. D.
Steward-F NJ. PARRISH
Presdent-L. s. JoYNEs NJ d.
Persona in tho country, desiring to send patient,
te the Infrmery, may address either the presidsnt
oFLhe hesicent PHYSICIAN sp 26-6m
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eN0O0 FEET INCH OAK BOARDS

Nv This lot OF tak Boards IS one tina
las got en- out for New York Furniture anufac
curing purposes and will be found much SUPERIOR il
quality 10 those gotten out for Tobacco Boxes ant
though it cost higher price. it will be fouuc
cheaper in the end than ordinary lots Of Tobacco,
3oards--landing and for ,sle on accommodating
terms. by NOS TRUMAN A PARKER
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xn FOR RENT.-The tenement, No.
- SO. Main street. at present occupied by Ihomas
Jones Il Co. Possession given LIST January next
JOHN FINDERS,
,oI- I3s Main street.
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John GRANT,
a CIVIL ENGINEER,
hRCHITECT AND DRAUGHTsMAN,
OFFICE IN Law BUILDINGS, FRANKLIN STREET.