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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06
MEDICAL ADV'S.
More Than 100000 Bottles Sold in
THE
New England States
A -,
IN ONE yEARI

TNHE RESTORATIVE of Professor O. J. WOOD
\ for restoring hair perfectly and permanently. has
never yet had rival volume after volume might be
given from all parts of the world and from the
tcligent to prove that it is perfect Restorative but
read the circular and you cannot doubt read also the
following
AG~ THE HAIR.-People have for centuries been af.
fcted with bald heads, and the only remedy hereto
fore known has been those abominable wigs BY a
recent discovery of Professor wood these articles are
being fast dipc WITH hut great many persons still
atronize them because they have been often mpos-
ed upon by Hair TONES of different kinds To all such
persons earnestly make the request, that they will
try again for in Woods Restorative there il no
such thing as fail.-We know of lady who bald.
who used the article short time and her head is
covered completely with the nest and most beautiful
curs imaginable. We know ofnumerous cases where
hair rapidly falling out which it restored in greater
perfection than 1t ever had been before.
1t is also without doubt of the best articles for
keeping the hair in good condition. making it soft and
glossy. removing dandru, and has proved itself the
greatest enemy to all the ills that hair is heir to.
1t the duty OF every to improve their personal
appearance though may differ in regard to the
ways of doing it but every will admit that a
beautiful head of hair, either in man or woman, is an
object much to be desired, and there that
should be left untred to obtain such consideration.
Woman's Adpocate, Phil.
Cochocton, Ohio. Nov. II, 1856
o. J. WooD & Co.-Gcuts As I have been engaged
in selling your Hair Restorative the last for one
of your local agents, Or. Hackinson) and having
perienced the beneficial effects of myself would like
to obtain agency for the state OF Ohio state
in the west. should you wish to make such
ment as am nvinced there is nothing egaalto it in
the United states for restoring the hair have been
engaged IN the drug business for several years. and
have sold various preparations for the hair but have
found nothing that restores the secretive organs in
vgorates the scalp well yours being fully con-
WINGED that your restorative what you represent it
be would like to engage in the sale of it, for
isied ii must sell. .s. -. =
Yours truly, S. T. STOCKMAN.
Waylapd Mass. Feb ;, 1857
Prof o. J. WOOD & Co-Gents Having realized
the good effects of your Hair Restorative wish to state
that finding my hair growing thin well gray, was
Induced from what read and heard. to try the article
prepared by you to promote its growth and change its
color as it was in YOUTH both OF which it has effected
completely. In the operation have used nearly three
bottles. yours, &c, JAMES FRANCIS.
o. j. Wood & Co.. Proprietors 312 Broadway, New
York Gin the great n Y. wire railing establishment
and ia Market street st. Louis Mo. Sold by all good
Druggists.
aD- For sale by Hoffman, Benton Il Co., McGragor
glm3
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Lumber. WNgOlS

CONSTANTLY on hand aud for sale by
~ Grant d Peck, from the extensive Estab-
lishment of Messrs Austin g. Tomlnson, at
jackson, Mich--consstng of
Heavy and Light Nut Skeins.
8 Shell Skein aud Pipe Box.
Iron Axel 2 { inch. arm suitable for
A horses. g..
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Improved Farms.

wv L have several fine improved Farm
w sale in different parts of the Coul
Persons wishing to purchase farm. will do ! Z
TO call On US. Iricc and terms easy 49,
r. :. GRANGER & e
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LumBsn MraoH HAsrs.-several Of shes.

gentlemen were before the Mayor yesterday,
charged with obstructlng Dock street with lum.
ber IL was maintaned in one case that tho lum-
Der complained of had been sold to . secoud party
but the Mayor held that the person Who Afst de-
posted is there was responsible for the obssruc.
tion under the terus Of the and advised
the merchants apply to the Council n they were
aggrieved by itn provisions. MIR. VIM. Carrie
stated that he had conysrsed with Col. Ellis, Pres
ident Of the Canal Company. who informed him
that some arrangement existed under which q
certain amount Of space was allowed on the ,ck
for the accommodation Of discharged cargoes
whereupon the Mayor consented to = c,ntiuuancs
of the matter until farther Information could be
cd
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THrArRa nsiye prenaration. 49,

10 progress at the theatre, for the fall sopenfpg"
The owner Of the establishment 10 making liberal
expenditures in improving its exterior, while tbs
managers have considerable force ofcarpsaters
employed. under the direction Of Mr.. Mundin, al
tering and repairing the inside. The froat has
cen painted IN imiration of granite and the sides
and rear Srown color, BY Messrs Maule Bcvill,
who have executed the work very handsomely
Everything about the establishment bespeaks =
determination on the part of slI connected with IT,
TO meet the wishes and expectations Of the public
The season viii open on the 4th of September,
with we'll selected company, most OF the mem
bers Of which are new to this locality. Among
the earliest stars'' Of the season, aud may say
among the brightest, also, Is Maggie Mitchell, aud
We understand that number of theatrical cAleb-
rites will appear during the fall aud winter.
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3 .
TIE GREAT BRITAIN AND THE GREAT EAsTERN.--
Just fifteen years ago the moustrous iron steam
propeller Great Britain arrived in New York on
her frst voyage from Liverpool, and was the great
wonder Of that day. People fecked to see her
from alb quarters, and her name was on every
tongue Yesterday she arrived in our hsrbor, III
ter an absence of several years, and discharged
her hundred aud twsaty-seven passengers. without
her dimensions having ELECTED any note Of com
ment. Add yet fifteen yesrsis but brief space OF
lime. But what advances in shipbuilding and the
mechanic arts have taken place stnce The Great
Britain is now classed among the smaller ocean
steamships. Her tonnage 10 less, by some two
thousand tons, than that of the Niagara or the
Vanderbilt; and both these splendid vessels are
but iiiputian in their dimensions when contraste'i
with the Great Eastern now floating in the Thames,
awaiting start eB her first voyage They are no,
more than one-ftth her tonnage This is . won
drors ase; and this contrast betwe cen the ievathan
stesmship OF fifteen years since and that ofto-day
is az remarksble proof Of progress az need be
cited.-NeU FORK Herald.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


CausLTY. "a man named y ohn .Wsleh,
reesdlne sesaswhsss - me ueiehb Of fsSas,a
oid ofidse, inaicsed csusl esd uamercifa beatiss
upoa sse wits. CAsAeri0s, % Thufvdayl Issa Devs'
rsi le.Iss res!diag IN ths scioity heard hs csies
NJ. hss. ssc ~ ossssssns e wsl:h hssss, ssw
blood howed proSusely from . woaud soe - 49,.
walsh was armed with poker aud shrssrsrsS =.
XII any oue uho entered. Wesehssan Crooe 80
ss sso. s0on ~,S s; sssns sas poor s
marssof severe injury. A little boy Of WajsS'e
also had wound ou bis lace douAtissu rSiss.S
by the uu0ssurat father. The watchmeu fooE
walsh, into custody, and the mayor yesterday con-
mieted him % jstl 10 default or security 70 Seeu
the peace. Mrs. Walsh wsa cnabis % atssui codrt
u consequences Of her i1ju tes isss IIgs.1- s
TaE FIRsnsn -Liberty Fire Conpsay
Arnsary Band, 70 celebrate the third aupiyey.srv
ot the Fire DepaEtmeut. They wore handeorne 80
Jackets red, trimmed with biack and hsd thar an
gine decorated wfthdags. nowsvss aud vrseahs Of
sssre!eeo. Aissr shs parade, they pArtook Of .
cosIetioE as their engine house. - sssr
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company had . fssti4
val as the Truck Houss last night. large nun.
Der OF luscious melons provided for shs pccs-
sion, and - free iudugeoce In this sort of fruit
ts seoesaily considered dangerous the usuai auti.
dotes were freely supplied. Tho affair passed oa
pleasantly. - 's "a ssa
Husrrsas Couar.--Allsn NunnIlly and
Madison Duke we're tried yesterday for 90 assault
upon Charles J. Miller, fousd guilty, sId each nusd
SO and costs. - ss srs ss's a9544 "a
Commonwealth VI. ChsrIss r. Hastiass, indic.,
ment for misdemeanor, continued uutil next
term. tsss3 p q esfsssls xtsif &Sa& EatBt
The application Of Rose Brandcr, an smaneipA.
TED, slave to remain In the ComuonW wealth, WAS
rejected; and asimiIar application Of Nancy Fan
ming Was granted. ..4,
NoysL CAss.-Benjsmiu Yates was res
quifed to give 500 security to keep the peace.
yesterday, for making . violent assault upon sa-
rah, . slave, property of james ". May.
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NJ. fanpy Ksmble l. at Nahant.

MH. Tbuuy hemutc = = = = 1naut. -
Gea. Sect wss IL Wall street, New York, On
Monday. looking veil and hearty. and uas warm
" greeted By his numerous friends.
Thos. Y. Barrett. Of Nav 0fieans, died In Salem,
Va, on the Sth inss, en- rosk for the spfings-
yas Guthrie. a old steamboat pilot, died asai
Cincinnati, on Monday.
me Hon. j. g. Black. Attorney Gsnsral. has bseu
inAiapoeea ~ sessrAl days psst
Osls Y1one hae lFsuosed Yo.aE's spirit Of tno
Gouth fxom 6ashyiIis 70 Loujsvlels, ftou Uhence Z
m~kes t6seo6 oncs h : ssw drsss.
Jaa6e & 11ofs latsly oaiepats1 skemr rPea4leton
|eesn1U ~. WAs dse1uea - sCedaS yAlls, IAaa,
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E UslucKY Ban KEsPsR. James.
free negro, broshsrs Of Ciiaton Jsmes, a. PINT
Alley nosoristy, was sentenced 70 . heavy Hns
yesterday, for retailing ardent spirits without
= license. Garrett vowed that he was merely
employed - bar keeper, bat the plea didn't savs
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Ram A shower ofrain Il u yesterday
sftsrpoon. Durn1ion Nboat tos minutes. Nos
suiIcisut 70 lay the dast. Oar people, however.
- thsnkf fui Tor small lavors and disposed - b
conts stsd with uhAA the4 hAyG thoegh drspehs
fns. soekinx rain. abous this stims. would b -
s1esned IieA eyi6sues n divtae hsee.
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FoR RIo.--The bark Clifton sailed from
this port yesterday. FIR Rio de Janeiro. In addi.
tion to cargo of Haxxll -four, she took out scsne
position Of ths material ~ be used 10 fhe cosstruc-
tion Of the Dom Pedro II Railroad, and one of the
yonng men, to be employed oafthas work, went a
pasoopger, zksS& sss9ysfs s4Sz 7Fa tf9f2
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RICHMOND. JuNs l0rx. lssA
~To On M. KAHn:--DnARH San: lfoel

u duty owe to you, TO State 10 tho public, she
vuccessful removal Of tumor from the kde OF my
neck OF fifteen years standing, weighing upwards
Of thI pounds, without the use Of knl1e and Of
which am now we'll was examined by several
eRlinent ply scians OF my county, who advised me
70 have nothing cone with 10. - e
fnc al Yours &c. tn MANY J. 6RUnB0, ,
r. Residence Beaver Dam, hanover county. Va.
a1r DR. KAHN'S ONCE ID the corner Of aSd'8n
Main str0etss a. sd asi 9i0 l6-ame
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THsRr.-A negro named Thornten vas
pnnis ishsd yspterdAy. b The usyof's ogdpH for
stealing two pisces of plank from bic mase8 Mr..
George Minor. 50 9aS
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~ UsPREcEDEsrsD SUcCnss. - The

excitement Id behalf Of BAKERS CELEBRATED
PKEMIUM BiTrERS sconfinues 20 increase In
this city "a veil as throughout the State A. sure
cure s6f d, spepsia, Tcrpidity OF the Liver, eour
ctomach sDd Nervous Headache, they haye no n
ysl and 10 addition 70 the great virtue 81 Bakess
Premium Ritters, ws have never beard OF case q
Complaint where thsy have bse7 uss1 reauiAsly
duriag the suhlmer months. should You be ettaEked
with the above com mplaiAts, use BAkkk'S PkB4l.
UM BIrf Ems, freely for thrse or tour dsyss and
you will be permanently Cured. With he eonh-
dence we have in 1t, we advise all heads Of mmtJss
emergsncy y with tho e0nfidsnis ~ snyance thai mo
m dicine known u 20 effcctual, and, q the seme
time 20 fIarmiass Price 80 ceuts por bottle. For
sale by Msesrs1 Purcell, Lsxid % 3 aa1 By all
prominent Druggisis 10 the city of kic4inond 3nd
else where, in Virginia. ~ -
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STRANGE But TRur.-Mr. Harvey Cooper OF bloom
tugiale Passaic Co.. going into Que OF his neids on
Thur sday last. in which there was small pond,
sav a crow huttering in the water, on going near
A. IN dtscoyer the cause Of its futteriug, he saw
that tho crows Leg vas fast. as he thought, in q
PIECE OF stump. but on getting stick and prying
up the leg Of the crow, what was Mr C's susprise
10 hnd that instead OF piece Of stump when hsld
the Crows leg II was swapping turtle head Mr.
Cooper stcur.d both bird and turtle, aud found
the latter weighed some fifteen pounds. How tbs
crow got caught 10 a mystery, though It perhsps
wAded 10 the water and was snapped up Dy the
turtle However It happened, il 10 curious ~
tais and one which does not occnr very often. -
Trenton True american. E ~ ~
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GEN. .QuIrNAss FAxLY -0en. Quitman, In 1924
married Miss Eliza Turner, the only daughter of
Henry Turner, Esq, Of Virginia. and niece to Chan
celior Turner Of Mississippi Mrs. Qiitman still
survives him. with interesting family consist-
ing of one SON and Ave dauahtera.s 1s&S
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LIaHrED AaAIN.-.Captsin de- Riviere arrived
once more in Gotham about II o'clock on fues.
day night, on board the steamer Huntsville. from
Savannah Tho doughty warrior, immediately
upon his arrival, departed for parts usknowu.
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THg PATENT OEFIcK-For the six montha endina
the S0til Of JunsExst, the receipts OF the Rtsnl
once amount % 500, ,525. About 100 patshfl
vUre iesued.
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IMPORTANT ASsouscEnxsf.-The Trey Times
announces that on Sunday, Morriesey, who 10 now
training for . milling match wish Henan, threw >
S6sib. weight fifteen .fset high. f
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Held TO BAIL james Mscauley. fyr
|SEweatening TO beAt Andrsv Roscher, an6 John w.
Woody, sor sbusing Msriy Corbiu, were 5eptsrday
!, rsq1fred 70 give bail 20 keep the pescs. Aa
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re PAnrIouIAa. Nor1os.

~ PARTICULAR NorI0ss-1ho sub
sc-osf having Disposed Of hrs stofsSt yhecospseof
18th and Main streets. will from this time coNdsel
business Gxc'usireiy at
l0S Nsain street, Corner 12sh.
HAVING nov realty tncr sw 1ncaa tieH, = eun-
bled to offer goods the most liberal tsrms both q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
fhankfut Tor past favors, he hopes by fe1essed eE
forts 20 please dis FkIkNDS And Ti3E PUBLlc.
y merit seestinpance of their pstr0page. - $500
W. PATTERSON, Druggist sfaduata
b Of the Philadelphia Uoifese u Pharmacy.
~., s-.s..1ssf nt ~ Successor 70 Aie1. bnvals
July LIST, 1858. -. y IT l6-Im
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SpARE THs Tneur r-spare the brook-trout ct this
season. It 10 their spawning season, and one
caught now destroys hundreds Of next yearscrop.
Moreover the hsh DO not now have their usual
delicate favor. - sss q
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ARRrsr FOR FoaGERY.-Sunday last Mr. John W
White the Resresen tative Of Hamilton Tenn, In
the Legislature of that State was arrested upen =
charge of procuring land warrants to be issued BY
the Government upon forged papers. lie WAS bail
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CoTros IN New OaLsAss.-The New Orleans Plea
yune says that the anonnt of cotton found in
presses, pickeries aud on ship board in that port
on the 4th inst, by actual count, was 46.7W bales
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| ALLEGED WIFE MURDEs--Alfred Norrel, living on
| the farm of Governor Msrriweathsr. near Louis
vile, Ky is under arrest for the murder Of
| his wife Sarah, aged fifty years. She had been
missed for some days, and on Monday last her
body found in the woods not far distant, very
much cut and bruised, and In q very advanced
| state Of decomposition.
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snsinent 6ssmaa oreithc]eSisk. 1Iel et nYacheE;@
hsrg, near Dras6ss, % ~ 4s1 u Jsly, 49, ~
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HALLS VIRGINIA PATENT SHIN
Ii GLE MACHINE, which is capable of maxine
$500 Shingles earrei Heads, or Slaves per day
10 be seen At A. Rham's Foundry every day, from
A. VI. T., 6 III. ~
For county and shop rights. apply to
81. P. OHERN l. CO.,
All 6-am ts- Richmond
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PoE's RAvRs.-The Boston Transcript notices -
on free exhibition IN that city, beautiful epect-
men OF water-colored painting, executed by Web
The Sobject is taken from Pos's Raven. The mour.
per Of the lost Leonore sits surreunded by vol
umss Of "iorgotten larssp With his face buried in
bis hands. Tho dark, heavy drspery impsrts a
gloom to the apartment contrasting with the soft,
dreamy light from above which envelopes the
forns Of the paiaters ideal Of Poe's creation Two
rosy cheFube are lifting thin veil from the pale
face OF the afsre and radiant maidsn,s their tiny
fuces nc 40 With tbs expression Of admYstion In.
tsruineisd With core iest they should disturb hsr
aIumbers. There h . softness and subdusd color
Inr over the whole picture thst perfectly sccords
Win tie spirit and psthos Of the poem, aud the
behoIdsr can almost hear tho rsvsn notes. Never
more" 81 =
|, 4 Coon Esc.AseE--Psrry Coz, : prisoner, yho o
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TIE CAss HERRAN TRzArY.-The report that New
Granada had amended aud ratified this treaty Is
confirmed. One of the articles stricken cut con-
ceded 70 the United States the privilege of buy
ing or leasing track of ene huudred acrss Of
lsland, to estabtish coal depot one OF the H.
lands iu the bay of Panama.
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| DIED AT Sxa.-George Stalman. formerly q resi-
dent Of Petersburg, Va, where his heirs live, died
/ 1t sea on the 2sth ult. on the whale ship Pole
| sailors to do.
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Garden or p;re Knaines, for Tobacco Pteatees. -
Houes cr G11twn tumps-f MES
~ Y6F4oT .Weit pun4os = sizes = - a
Punoe NJ D6D WtNs-4 eafiet3eo 81
= eues3an en4 Fsrus Pumpe-1 saSistiee
ssIss, ssss sss.s kss AIN s.sa. "a IN ~ f.bs
Cast Iron ainka-3 eiaeq - s " III 49, sS
Bath BollesA, Laundry btoves ss
Is ChsIcoAl and Hard Goal rnrnace4 - n
eelfhsaein4 and cohhmoo 1nocehing lso1D
lTou Eeeoeeo cd canfFe
s lena elUs>H - ~ ineAeg tsse iss4 IL
Wrp't2run R1pe- - " tphee 5 .ssz sss* =.
- ssss 8 49, g -. - 'lE< lsi1is .
: sii sassly n ssors - u - =. {! !. Il. - .
svm So ~ ~ n ffSsssa
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TURKEY.

Fresh dispatches modify very much the grave
character of those which announced the attack on
the Iontenegrns by the Turks. The attack was
only one of the outposts, the responsibility Of
which cannot be ixsd on any superior officer. No
made to Turkey.
The Po rte had addressed remonstrauce to Sir
H. l. Bulwer respecting the continued occupation
Of Perrin. 5sfa ss9
/. A letter from Belgrade says that Turkish sol
der having given q verbal insult to the Prussian
flag, the consul Immediately demanded sasisfac-
tion. "s t-- -
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VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
IvSURA NCE COMPANP
OFFICE NO l31 EAIN STREE7
C APITAL x200 90 a (5

VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
@ssts'. IySURANCE ,COAPANY
OFFICE NO. l3I EzIN .STREE7
CAPITAL $200,00J.as
CHARTERED BY THE s
LEGIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA
ss' In 1882. .l'''..
81 THIS Old COMPANY eel
sn: ss
the most reasonable, terms, -.
~ Losses promptly ays settled. settled. .z .5e5s.s.
VIM. L. UOwARDIN, THOs. SAMSON, @
JOS. ALLEN. st 81 9. ". PURCELL sa3
aa q F. b.sMS, hENH SiP WINsToSs VI SIssToSs. H
!. <. .sI PAEKEk. SKI .PATRISk PAT SJIIIia.
! 4. L MaGatSSsNxoRrH. sh2, I, EiSsraa VI sasaa
" ~ '' 8. T. PUILiHM. re 4
49,, wu :. v; Z; oowAhDIN. President.
I1U THE PUBLIC. e Is77
Thankful for your liberal patronage and conn
ience 10 my establishment, frespectfuily submit
hs shf ssEs Il. foaHSs q dns ssss ss
The following have besn. and will continue to be
Per dozen, quarts.....s2 oo( Is cts allowed by re
iSsss as S;,;: a. turn Of the bottles
the latter ones Of gallons, package .xclusiyel,
L D.
and halt barrels. at the lowest market price Term.
sash. ~ asasss E.ss stfa - slsesse
B.sss.s % and Bar keepers s}nsasssss PEI
'a'Ass .'''"0 18TH st. between " Main M and CARY. Carr
Orders left with Msssrs. Laidley Robinson. corner
10Th am and Main, o. Il my ssssDlishmsns. viii +
promptly attended to.-.--. to. my4
| DENITENTIARY ST0RE.-The fel
flowing are on hand.-and for sale at very low
prices;
sssss'' sssss .ksI:s,: ss''ss Cloths ds,s: E.s'n'
s.; s:., d!: E:$i s.x. 5!:.:;
Harden s:.. BafEows wsrdrGbe' sssca ss
je4 General Agent va Penitsntisry.
| 40 THE CHEAPEST HOSIERY IN
Il IL. the city at 20 Main street. Gall and look q
them, and you will save 25 per cent on what you pur
Ladies' busters and Mautlss, ysry cheap. to close
Ladies' Hoop-skirts. at half the u ual price.
a few Misses White Dusters on hand. which vii
sell OF very low, assss -.
Elastic Belts Of sta.ts. excsedinEll cheap,
Bonnets and miliafry goods. can bs had q price
Remember the place. nearly opposite the 81
Charles Is Hotel, No ~ Main strestsove.,,.co,e street
1DATENT WHITE WASH BRUSHES
Il L il which the bristles are permanently Cured
| 70 that they cannot come out, forming, ~ We bs
! ieye. the best Brush in usa. a lot iust received
/ Chenfsts, &C.,
IL AIDLEY Il ROBINSON. .S Orasg
- sherbert, Icy Cool, Porcelain Fountain Sod
ater FORMS one Of the most delicious, wholesom
aud refreshing beverages that can be used in ho
Also. Cream Fruit Syrups Of all varieties. warrant
cd pur the same have always been supp IL
from our ountaius, viii constantly be fuyni.hrd &
all who want really cold refreshing AID deliciou
1 drink, by LAIDLEY 4 RtJBIN$ON -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-14

NOTICE All kinds of Summer Dry
~ Goods will be sold at reduced prices. TO make
room for Fall stock. JOHNSON u ARWOs'D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-14

D0YLE'S FAN MiLLS-Different 81
~ yes, IN store and for sale by
s' CHURCH FLEMING,
nd ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-14

E A Coon ExcsAxoE.- Perry Coz, . prisoner, who
{ brckee leil s shert time ego, - York, Pa., haa
3urcsd up on Frazer river, vhere be beeees o.
mskipg $50 essk by befbsstnG