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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

ynO FISHER MEN.--A Spendld lot slf sHIN
EBs, for pckerel ASKING. oan b. had Il the room .
Of o. A. Ot1hMINGs, Union sEvef, over Fcgsaud !
Clothing Store IAls dtf
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A . a Z <
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW.
No. 218 Main street.---- Worcester Mas
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M EW CUSTOM BOOr AND SHOE
~ SHoP'-J MoOOMBE takes this method of in
forming the citizens of Worcester that he has opened
Custom Boot and Shoe Shop on Foster Street. Having
had some fourteen years experience in his business he
feels confd mt that all orders nrusted his care Will be
ing neatly done. d3m dec17
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

IA u BishDP, a graduate Of the Baltimore College
of Depia Surgery having had an extensive practice
IN this city COR the last ten or tw I've ysars, has re-
moved bis Office 10 his house, No. IA Pearl street where
bis professional services may st he obtained lie would
call stention particularly to his method Of treating chill
drens teeth, securing to them, by timely ek and over
sight hne OF Natural Teeth the appreciat on Of
which induced many parenta n place their children
under Ina chargeaud he hopes all parents will the
impora Of early placing every child In the OF
some sklliu and faithful Dentist, to secure their future
comfort.
" TooTH Powder ARD WASH &c, for sale.
Office open all hours Of the day and eyenng-lA Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
je3 dtr
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L. b. NICHOLS. M. d..
NJ P ATHIO PHYSICIAN
EFIoE AND REsIDEEoE 1I2 MAIN 81. OFFIoK HoUR
FROM Ito 3, AND TO O'CLOCK P. I'd
Worcester. Oct. 30, 1853.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

Epgzatl PROVIDENCE AND WOR-
ssestsaa OEsrER RAILROAD COMpANY.-AN
NuAL MEETING.-The Annu 1 Meeting Of tho Stock
holders Of the Providence and Worcester Railroad Com
pany will be held At Railroad Hall, In Providence X L.
Oh MONDAY, Feb l, at 10 O'Clock M for the purpose
Of choosing Directors for he ensuing year and Tor the
transaction OF such other business rs mar legally come
before them. Per order.
JOHN r.. DALoH, Clerk.
Providence, Jan. IL, 1853 dtPi jai4
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HAMILTON A. Hill,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
ms 218 Main, corner of Pearl street
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Our customers rely upon finding Goods In large
quantities and assortmens complete every department
and ADJUST the Low prices at which they advertised
Our entire stock of Clothing is OF our own manuisc
turs got up undet our personal supervision aud
every article sold will be WARRANTED just what repre-:
scented.
To the thou:auds who have purchased heir Fall ard
Winter Clothing at establishment the present season
in all parts Of the county we confidently refer for proof
Of our Goods at such prices similar goods have never
before been sold in this city elsewhere and our pur
pose is still to continue to sell CHEAPER ban the cheap
est.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

Alpine Hair Balnl.-For something like year
past have suffered from very unpleasant irritation of
the scalp, and constant Accumulation Of dandruf with
dry harsh condition Of the hair which falling rap
idly was induced by Mr.. Psteu Druggist, to try
bottle Of the Alpine Hair Balm. After the third app-
cation ound that my head entirely relieved of the
intense itching and that there evident improvement
IN tn condition Of tina hair, both in relation to the falling
and the hardness Of the same by the time had used
one bottie found that the condition of the scalp and
hair much better than they had been for year
previous. C. D. OLEAVLAND, NJ D.,
Harrison Avenue, Boston.
For sale by NJ. D. Green & Co., David scott j. Q. Hili
George r. Spur, Charles sibey James Green, and ali
druggists generally. m 20 de3dw6m
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Doors open at a. M, and close at p. NJ during the
sale dit jal6
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SMALL & COGSVV ELL,
@ o U A S E L RS At L 4 ",
Michigan street.. ........ Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
SIMEON N. sMALL, JOHN b. D. OoGswELL.
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EDWIN DkA FER, I ,..
I'M .. CHRIsTY, AsSisnee
Worcester, Nov. IA 1891 MA DIFF
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We wish to dispose of with the balance of our stock
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nIsEASES OF THE SkIN.-Dr. WORK
~ MAN, in connection with general practice, will
devote particular attention to the treatment OF CUrAsgous
DIssaaEs
Once hours from TO 10 a. M. and from "a to p. m,
No. IL Elm Street. deodtRi MO
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o. f. II a r R S,
d T. n T / = II,
1853 main street opposite the new Mechanics Hall
jy1 Building. d&wti
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:, =, =, . pr. 8. o. Rtehardson's

HEA LTH AND sTRENGT
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

OBITUARY. The Union Of Friday. an
uounces the death Of :hc Sacramento States.
man. Tho cause and manner Of its death
Is not stated, but we infer that its untimely
end was caused by an over dose Of Lecomp-
ton, administered by the political NAL prac-
titioners who have attended it since its birth
We trust it died happy, repenting Of il:
sins--for they were many. We sincerely re.
gret the Sfafesman's demise, for whe nnews
and everything else failed US, We could al
ways find some little tit bits Of Lecomptoniar
heresy in its columns, refreshing to read Al
curiosities, aud easy to knock endwise Will
few facts. We dom. believe the STATES
man did any particular harm, and IL a pit,
l. died II was so amusing. That Other
statesman" our noble pardoner, will sadl.
miss his poet laureate.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28
Notice 10 Subscribers.

Persons desirous to subscribe for ths
BuTTE REcoRD or having other business
with this Office are requested not to commu-
nicate or transact there business with US
through the Alta Express.
Notice Is also hereby given to all persons
having business with this Office not to make
payments for subscriptions to any other
parties than N. ID. Witt or John Davis,
As we have changed carriers some of our
subscribers may fail to receive their papers
with regularity. Such parties will please
notify us.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

Pors AND KerrLns.-The Trinity Journ.
al. alluding to s,me Customhousical vulgar
isms o! the late Statesman. wherein that
defunct shect attempted to b. bitter on the
REcoap. heads its remarks with "Thc Bat
tle Of Pots and Kct les" Now. we suppose
we see the "pint." but admitting its funny.
ness, We must confess we can't tell which is
tother. but think, Z either, tho Recon-
certainly "goDe to pot"
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

Roam NEEDED. The residents of Butte
Greek Valley above the foot hills are greatly
In need Of good wagon road. running rs
far up ms Helliown Already a rough road
has been made to Bro.herton's store. and i
% far advanced that Il could be finished
and made as good as the valley road with Q
very little outlay Of time. labor and money
The Board Of Supervisors should ray atten
tion 10 this matter at an early date.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

HELLoA THERE, You BuTrE RrcoRp -
What Is the matter Your arrivals are like
angels visits. Last week we did not get
you at all. and we had almost begun tc
think that the Globe, Sfatssniaa, .hrreu,, ,
and Mountain Democrat had blewn the wind
out Of your sails.- Y,eka Union.
We "still live" aud move aad have be.
ing, and if the quartette named above have
blown any breath Of breeze out Of cur can.
vas, we don't know IL. We mail our paper
regularly up your way. aud its infrequent
arrivals must be the result Of certain i'm
perfections in the postal arrangements be-
tween here and Yreka, Stir up the post
I masters friend Union.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

Taoops ron THE NoRrH.-F Fort Jonos. in
this county. was evacuated on the 2sd inst
BY order Of Gen. Clarke. Its garrison, Com
pany "E" 4th Infantry. is now en- route for
Fort Vancouver, and from thence TO For,
WalIa-Walia. defined 10 CO. operate with Col
eteptoss command against the Snake, Flat.
head and Palouse Indians Captain judah
csmmandinr. and Lievt. Mccall are the Off
cers attached to the company. DR.. Sorrel
u this town, will be left IN charge OF ths
Ssovsrnmsnt property 81 the Fort A con,
ederahls quantity Of commissary aud Quar-.
y ~ Msster's stores Was sold auction al III,
fsrt last Saturday. - freha Union.g
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28
Insolvency Notice.

GsMATEOF CAITFORNTA-COUNTY OF BUTTE
- District COur', Fifteenth Judicial District In
thu matter Of the petition OF George W. Brooke. mn
lnsolyenl debtor. In pursuance Of an order made
by The Hon. Warren r. sexton, Judgr Of said Court
at chaInbeTs. IN SAID county. Un the 21ln dny OF
JuUc. A. ID. l5j6-Noics is hereby given 10 the
creditors OF the said George w Brooks. petitioner
IN ins ivoncF o be AMI appear before the sail court
on the first day &C the August Term thcr.Cf A. y
i s. 10 VIII on Monday the 2Iri Dai &C August, A. y.
IS ~ AT the hour Of ~ O'Clock, NJ O, that day thsl
aud lhcrc TO show cause, il any there BE-. why
made and he discharged from Eis deb,s ~ by him
rrayed for. II j. further ord cred that AL "gh
ceeGings against said iueolycu the collection of he
several unE Of thr debts st forth in said -chrdue
be stayed until the iiun determination of this cause
{ ~ Witness my hand and The sc Il of said
}SEAL ftouraiixed, his the 3j,h Gay OF Guue, \.
~ ID. 1873.
NJ II UAEEACT,
is25lw--S24 Clerk District Coat Eu,te county
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

NEp MeGowAS AGAIN The great Ubi.
quitous has gone to Frazer river, but not
until after being arrested in San Francisco
for libel. and being shot at as he passed out
Of the Court House. by going away, he
forfeited bis b il. 81 900, which bis bonds
men doubtless are willing TO pay to get him
out Of danger. 1t |, not known who shot at
him.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

BowLros.-Bily Bowlegs. the expensive
Florida curiosity. has at last, after deal
Of needless coaxing, concluded to move his
crooked shnnks across the Mississippi river.
His legs ought to have been amputated just
below his chin, years ago.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

SUNDAY Law UNCONSTITUTIONAL - A
dispatch TO the Marysville Ne,rs Of yester.
day, states that Justices Burnett and Terry
have decided the Sunday law to be unconsti.
tutional Judge Field dissents to this opin-
Ion. The news caused great rejoicing among
the unriehteous ofour town. and general
opening Of gregshops cigar stands, etc.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28
Ordinance No. -.

The Board Of TrI.tces Of the Town Of oroyle do
do nr1ni':
Sec /. That all ordinances aud paris Of Orlinan-
ces, heretofore passed. that require prOyiie for
levying ant assessing, or for the payment and col
lection Of any tax or licen-e whatever, either d
rectly or indirectly. aud all orlinarccs paris o.
Ordinances That confer authority upon any oticor OF
the Town to collect or to eutr:e ihe collection Oi
am such tax or license. ard al orl1anres cni by
iaw- that proyid tor the payment Of any salary or
fees. tor any service NheVor, tp any Dic1r or tn1-
ordinate officer of tie Town, OF that entities any such
officer 10 any saltry of fees, or that cDaers author ~
upon amy of 'er or other person, 10 perform any
service or transact any bu~.ess which shall, either
directly or by implication. create any ilst demnnd
against the authorities or inhlbangs Of the Tow
and also, all ordinances aud uhr. o' Ord iuances thnt
prescrib be req lire the performance of any ohchi
duties Whatever by the NarsAai, Collector Assessor
or policemen Of the Town Of OrOyle, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Passed June sG,h. 1855.
Signed 8. EVER. President.
J. W. DaFFUN, clerk.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

GnAssHorpERs. - The Ranches on the
Northern and Western banks Of Feather
river are suffering severely from the myrads
of grasshoppers that first made their appear
sncs some two weeks siuce. Fruit trees
particularly will suffer from their ravages
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

IcE.-Col. Mum has been very kind to
~ during the late warm season. Particu.
larly generous has he been toward us the
past week. He bas kept onr water Mt n
freezing point, and we thank him most
heartily.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

CurriNo Rogers md Smith got into
6ght at the Arcade Saloon. In Yreka. on last
Tuesday night. and Smith knocked Rogers
down, and got stabbed twice slightly for do
ing II. So the Union tell us.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

SADDLES ScARcR.--Thc Yreka Union
says that saddles arc scarce in that place.
In consequence OF the Frazer excitement.
Thieves have found plenty OF both horses
and saddles around about Oroville
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

Rich DiGGIxGs ON TBE BLurr.-An ex-
tensive stratum Of earth has been struck
on Live Oak Flat. that prospects two and
three bits to the pan.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

Bro BALL Room We learn that Woods
h Long are erecting dancing hall on their
premises at Humbug Valley. 100 by 40 feet.
Fourth OF July goers will bear this in mind.
That Is bigger than any house In the county.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

STEAMER DUg.--The steamer beariDg the
eastern mail Is due. Her cargo and pas
ssngers are now twenty three days out from
View York.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

INsoLvENr LAw.--Jacob Strahle, tho San
Francisco billiard table maker. has applied
for the benefit OF the insolvent law His
debts amount to $4,000; assets littlc or
no1Eng.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28
COnstabl0's Sale.

HEY VIRTUE OF EXCEPTION ISSUED
ID out of John = y rry = Court. % Justice e the
Peace in aud for bihir Township bnte County, md
stats If CHiiibfuiI, 10 Ue directed mod delivered
commanding me to make jiic ~Itn uf one huudrod
thirly-tWO tSia1 uO) d3.llrs Hni uu costs Of suit
taxed ~ the sum of thirteen sixty u."-hunirpd =
(sl3 COP dollars end an aDcrujug eos ON said wit
wherein Young & CO. are pl5iutT, and jaime :
Dunl Is ia isNdaut. have ieyed upon and Will ra..
pose Gt public sale ~ the hi-hest bidder for cash, on
Monday, the lOth Day Of July, q. u. 1855, at
HE hour Of eleven o'ciock a. NJ. ui sail day It ui
the right, ,le ant interest Of the above named dc>
PENDANTS ia ard to the following described property.
to Wit: One certain pecp or parcel ct land s,ua'cd
in toe Town of 0royiila Butte County. CAl,foruin,
commencing ata point IN the north II corner of
Bird ant LIucolG eree's, IA nee running Ht righ'
angles Ia Lincoln street in norihcrly difec N
siXtysiX feet, thence a. right ancls la an eastrrly
direction 'hiiyArcc tgC, thence M ght angles in "A
souihcHy direction siAty-sX feet, tlrnn along he
line If lir street IN westerly dicc ION Thirty three
eet 10 the pluce 90 bcgiuuiug tho same bring part
Of Block f1ur No laid down On the ofiicial map of
OroNille together with all Ihe iHprov .mens thereon
known the Musical tlali Building. Al-n. ull shat
piece or parcel of hand described and bounded as
toUows-t ommerclng at npDiu' on the spI,hea-t
corner of Bird AMI Uannpn streets. thrrr. running
at right au1l with firi s,rreliua spIiaciiy G.r,c
ton aud Ginng The clsctl hiD of ilunluJu rect
nine y-eight feet. tbcnco "A right ANGLES 10 an casrr-
ly direction eighty .et. thence 81 rig tunt,s ip q
northerly direction ninety eight tot thence u ri- Dot
angle. IN westerly direction oguty fttt % the place
Of becinnit g, tu-e-her Wlth ul iae Improvement.
ihrreur, lhc same being part cf ock anuHes one.
0s laid down on the official map " the Town OF Oro-
vile; Al-o, iha east half OF lot number three, In
Block number thirly.two, commencing ninety nine
itei from Myers s'fr5', AMI thence cusicfy alcug
hrd street thirty three feet, thence suuth.rly one
hundrr aud thirty two teet, thruc" westerly thirty
three feet, thence rOrhefly hundred aud thirty
two feet TO the place Of beginning, with a dwelling
house thereon, together vi h all ana singular tho
tenrments, herrjIamcuis and dppurtenaucss there
unto be longing or in nay wise apporaiul' T.
The above sair 10 take place ia front uf John :
Berry office IN the Town OF Or1yile Couuy y and
state aforesaid
+. MAGClRE. Constable
oroyiIle. june q, lSis i.2~3x ir'sfS8j
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

AFFRAY-SISGuLAR AND FATAL AccI-
DENT An alteration arose at North San
Juan between VIM. Carroll, an Irishman
and Ell V. Hatfield Oh Sunday last, growing
out Of a difficulty Of the latter with broth
er ofCarroll. on the evening previous VIM.
Carroll made an assault upon Hatfield in a
saloon, threw him down and wouli have in
ficted blows upon him but for the interposi
tion Of third parties. The two we're separa.
ted when Hatfield drew a revolver and
struck Carol over the head. On their be-
ing separated the second time Hatfield threw
the revolver at his adversary Il struck the
sidewalk and discharged the ball entering
Carroll in a vital part, killing him instantly.
Hatfield gave himself up Immediately, and
will appear Mt on examination tomorrow.
Hatfield IS a gentleman Of character and
reputation. -.Nerada J0UrHai 18th.
WHATS 4 RooEBACK.-A coFresp sp0ndent
wishes to know what "Roorback," which
he daily sees mentioned in the papers means
| We can give him the best sgnihcation. f. i.
political thing, the echo between politi
clans. When one writes or says any "roar.
ing" thing, all the others roar back fero
ciousIy Sierra Citiztn.
That is the biggest Roorback we have evei
! seen
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28
On Monday, July 5th, 1856

AT O'CLOCK, A. NJ, PUNCTUALLY.
Passengers by the p. VI :. Co.'s Line are londed
on their arrival ni Panama, upon the Whurf Mt the
Rail Road Terminus, by the Company's Steam Ferry
Boa. and nre transported,
Hy the Panama Railroad COMPANY,
Immediately Across the ISriiNUS to AePlNlVALL,
where the steamers of tho u. :. Mail = co are al
ways in readiness to convey them 70 New Yokor
New Orleans.
The Panama Railroad Company and the u. $. Mail
Steamship Company have authorized agents to sell
their Tickets If desired by holders of Pacific Tickets
Passengers notified that all tickets for tho stea
mers OF the :. Nail :. !. CO., must be presented
theIr ~ nt at Aspinsllfor registry and exchange
rs lhey will not otherwise be available.
Treasury f-r shipment will be received on board
the steamer until Il O'Clock, midnight, July 3rd.
No merchandise freight will be received on board
after o'clock +. ~, July 3ri and written order
must be procured at the Office for It's shipment.
| For Freight or Passage, apply to
FORBES * BABCOCK.
| Corner Of Sacramento and Leidesdorf streets,
! san Francisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28
COnStable'S Sale.

EpN VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF EXE-
= > entlon issued out o the Justices Court OF r. u
kinson. bsq, Justice OF the Peace Ia nnd Tor KIM
shew township IN the county OF Butte and state Of
California, 10 me directed and delivered. command
,ng me TO make the sum 90 eighteen and seventeen
one hundredihs dollars damages. and thrtytwc dol.
lars Gusts, together with accrung cost, oni oi the
properly OF GrOrge iiackutt. 10 satisfy a judgment
obtained against him IN said court Tor said sum. at
the suti and Ia favor OF Charles clark plaintiff, have
seized and levied upon Rnd vii expose Tor sale. NJ
public aneuou TO the highest bidder for cash ON the
ssnd Day OF July, A. u. lo5s. at the hour Of
O'Clock + NJ OF said DAY, ali the right. uue ant
interest ot said defendant. George Hackett. Ia aUd
To the following described property, to nat
certain one story dwelling honse the easl side OF
BoweFv street in the OF lnskip In said county
and state, al the ssuth eud OF sad town. together
~ith the fixtures and apparienAncss theFvunio be.
longing or In any~ise eppcnaining
The said sale to take place on the premises
A. y PERRY CUnstsble.
June ., isSs jg.s 3a pJ's lee SIS
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

Franklin Royal Arch Chapter, No. go.
4 meeting OF said chapter will be held at Masonic
Hall in Oroyile, July 2d, 1853 O'Clock ?. NJ.
for tho purpose of transacting business generally
appcrlanns; aud is members are notified TO be
prompt In Attendance. By order Of
H.A.GAsrON, n.P.
l., w. TIFYAsy Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-28

TABLE MOUNTAIN LODGE No. 12A, T & \. II
.,AA,.. THE STATED COuNUNiCATIONs of
.AsArs Table Mountain Lodyc No. III, T. & 4
~ NJ ure held at their Hal in Oroyillp. ON
NS-Sf the Eycnugs of the first fucsd ~ OF each
month. CiA5. +. LOTT, " VI.
J. II. MARrtr. s ic'y. je2sdtfstn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07
PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FAors. =


DR. HAMPTON, now aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him
are you sicEl Beware u limitations! ASK IL
Hauiptou's Vegetable Tincturo. The many cure
aIGde iy this pleasant and safe remedy may induC
cvuuterIFitiRg.
4 medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
10 stand the test of public opinion. No art o. PUTIN
oan gGlvaule worthless article, 90 as to Keep 1t "
as - good medicine, II ii be not really
A good medicine will live, become popular anu eS
tend its sales year after year. III spite OF opposition
The people readily ind out its virtues and the fam
OF them passes iroH mouth To mouth with more rs
ness testifying 10 the cure medicine has made To-
him, il OF more service than any newspaper adVtT
Using.
In prsof Of what We say above, We refer you
HGnptou's Vegetable Iinctare and Its eitecta.
WH WEN HIGH No. 49, SoItb Paca street. Batti
more. curli OF rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disolsr.
Mn EDWIN VI. SpRANKLIN, No. q Rrgigter street
Baltimore, most dreadful Of ScrofUri Of year
stan lirg, iost number OF pieces 0! pone restored
Mas MARY ScorIELD Teacher. No $50 Baltimor
streether case after years nt suffering, has aston
ishsd her friends. Let the ailc,od eail 10 see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr. Nm Oldham, OF Baltimore Custom ilou3e SUI
fercl from these complaints Tor Is months with bod
aud mind severely affected. He was cured by ianlD
tons Vegetable TinCture after other things failed.
COUGH CONSUMPTION, sc.
MIR Henry &. " inn had cough Tor years -greai
weakness sc, had il all five or six physicians tried
all, be remedies, but was cured only by
nAMPTON'S EQUITABLE TlNCGUkE.
aS@ Delicate Ladies aud Children Will please give
Sold 6y PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond; D,
DIR. COOKE. Fredericksbur$ by I'll the Druggist! n
Petersburg by MORTIMER az M0WBRAY, Bali
more aud by D. gists and Eh3pkeepexs everywhere
ss-Sl per bottle: six bottles for 81 -d&o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

By Jas. NJ. Taylor s. Son
pRICK DWELLING, WITH ACRE.

DRICK DWELLING. WITH 3 ACRES
D oF GPOUND ATTACHED IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY, AT AUCfI0N--Wiit he sold. upon
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 2ist day OF
sirable Brick Dwelling with three acres Of ground
attaclsd situated at the northwest corner OF Pop
lar aud Grove ttreets two squares north OF the fsiE
Grounds and now in the occupancy oil ns feter "
Bernard .,.
The House Contains about large aud airy rooms,
with Kitchen, Stable and necessary out houses, ING
Lot d enclosed aud OF first rate soil.
The location and eentignity OF TINS properly TO
the city renders very desirable as suburban res
iieuce. and those IN want would DO wei 10 atsshu
the sale. -, .s,. =,
TEsMs-f30o in cash the balance on eredis Of
one and t.sD years. for notes, win interest," NpaY-
able seu,i.aunuaiiY, } and secured by hn-t decd
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