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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

OVERLAND ROUTE THROUGH MINNESOTA TO FRAZER's
RIVER AND THE GOLD MINES California is not the
Gully place which the Frazer River gold dscove
iies have stirred up with excitement. Our North
western States are beginning to be touched with
hs fever, and are talking of htting out overland
Expeditions to the new gold diggngs. An adjourned
meeti' x Of citizens of St. Paul was held at the
Fuller House, July 7th, and committee made the
following estimate, necessary to equip aud fit ont
party OF ten from st. Paul, with sufficient food
for six months, viz: Flour, pork, sugar, powder,
lead, &c about $780, Blankets, tools and imple
ments, $500. Teams and vehicles, $1,000 The en-.
ire expense estimated at S1S08, or at the rate OF
$3.50 per man.
The committee compute the distance from st
Paul. to the eastern border of the gold Mines to be
1900 miles, as follows: st. Paul to Pembina, over
we'll travelled road, 450 miles; Pembina TO Carl
ION House, 600 miles; Carlton House to Edmond
ton, 400 miles; Edmonton to Thompson River, 200
miles The estimate, in view of the facilities af.
forded by the face of the country, aud continuous
line of Hudson's Bay Company's posts, that this
journey can be accomplished in seventy days.-
faithful guides can always be had frontiers.
and in the territory OF the Hndsons Bay Co. The
emgrant has choice of three routes to wit: ID
by Pembina, Carlton, &c; (2) by the Sou h Kas-
katcbewan ard the ko0tans Pass, to Fort ColviIie;
aud (3l by Gov. Stevens we'll known railroad
route, on the American side of the international
boundary. Either of these routes has more water,
imber, game and is less difficult than those from
the Missouri river. From Pembina, there is a
we'll defined track over plain. See diary of Sir
George Simpson, Governor of the HudsoD's Bay
Company in 1847 This route is familiar to those
faithful pioneers of civilization, the French Jesuit
fathers aud there has been, for two centuries
large quantities of furs, &c, transported by ira
lers to Canada and Europe. 1t Will be seen, by
reference 10 the map of North America, that Lake
Superior, being nearly two hundred miles north
of St Paul, is destined to reach the benefits of
these gold discoveries. This is evident from the
fact that vessels can take in their cargoes at the
mead OF Lake Superior aud sail direct TO Chicago.
&4Ralo, New York or Liverpool. 1t is only two
weeks canOej ,urney from Superior TO Hudson's
Bay Who can pred ct the importance of COM
merce aud resources of the vast aud hitherto al
most unknown country There are several inter
estipg works, giving Information about these re-
gions: .Minnesotaand its resources" "Wisconsin
and Lake Superior" "Andrews on Minnesota" &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

Rev. q. T. NaH has been chosen President ol
scale Female College, husfrssstyro', Tennessee.
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FRESH LEHcHss II have just re-
eeived, By Adams Express, freah lot Of Sveslab
LkECH|S. which will Be applied uDon most rsason.
able terms g
P.s.-Cupping. and Leechins prOnpslJ attended
0resaing Room under the American Hoesl aud r
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hll
NJ x-1 b. d HObsON
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mgr MsxloAs MusrAno Llnrnsrr.-

Its wonderful effects and consqus ut popularity
eerhaps article in the history Of Aatera Asdsca
eser acquired the same patronage. Was subjected
met with 50 few taiiures ~ the Must ,bg iininsut
mas Justly been sty led Psnscea Tor ell exler aAi
~ou"ds. Cuts, Sweliings. sprans, Bruises, or Erup-
prising virtue. that Physicians are compelled 10
9rescrlbe 10; and IRON solne remarkable cures Of
hrohic and distorted Rheumatic cases. 10 has nktt,-
rally attracted much attsniion rom the arst scsrn.
tlhc minds Of the age No family can afford To be
with ut q bottle OF the Mustang Linimebt In tneir
house Bsledre If LAT xti0us
The geLuiue ls sold W respectable dealers In all
parts Of tbs world. BARNES q PAkk,
je 24-d&cwim Proprietors, New York.
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FIRE AT ABBEvnLE, s. CA fire occurred at
AbbeSille, 8. e., on Monday, destroying Rutledge's
AID Eainoy's hotels. Nardsin & Sons and Messrs
Aliens stores and Mr.. Westfeld's saddiery.
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- FOR sALE--A MOST DEsIRA-

- FUN BALE.-A MUST UESIKA
ssi BILE RESIDENCE FOR saloon CHURCH
HlL1-The subscriber will sell on very rccummo-
dating terms ihat desirable brick DWELLING stu
ntei Oh The corner of 10Th and Clay Streets Church
Hill. 1t contains ro ms above basement, and 2 is
the basement 1t has in the yard good brick
lot fronts 10Th street IS feet running back I32ee
to alley 10 feet wide. For iErther Information
prr-On. 4. V. SUTTON, JR.
1T
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So EOk hENf-Ihe House on Cary
~ street between Sd and Sd at present occ apied
by Mrs Holden Rho .es. 1t has niue rooms is in
Thorough pair and to < cd tenant will be rer t
eA a. moderate price. Possession given immedi
DIBRELL JOHNSON,
jyI7-lw Shockoe Slip.
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va PARTICULAR NoIIcE.-The sub
scber having dispose of his store at the corner OF
oth aud rain streets. will from this time conduct
business ere. usirey ~ at
1o5 Main street, Corner 18th.
Having noS greatly increas 4 facilities he is eaa
bled t. Offer goods the ost liberal terms bot Al
WHOLsSALE AND kxTAIL
Lhsnkui for psstta tavors, he hopes by reaesced sJ.
forts to please his fkIENDS AND THE PUHi.IS
u msrit continuance Of their patronage
W RkTEksoN, Druggist. graduate
OF the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
July LIST, 1858. iy i6-im
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1Hs dREAT hkALTA hKSr3kEa
eHE LIvE OF rHE FLESH Is IN rHE BLOOD " hen
The Biood becomes vitiafed iopure or too esk the
iesh looses its vitality, the skin becomes yellow and
aliid. the Liver disJrdered, Dyspepsia aud ledass
ion follow the spirits dronp, Nervousness cummen,
es, and lie becomes u burden.
aARTSHukAEs HEALTH RESTORER, Oh
SAkcAPAnlLisA CORDIAL,
acts upon the Blood. Liver. stomach and Bowels
mparting new vigor and tone TO o Constitution in-
oaired by disease from ANY cause Ii remove, Pin
sies and all skin eruptions; ar0uses the ph seal
powers of both sexes. gives bloom to the paiiid
heck. and makes one Jos ous and happy. Though
medicinal 10 its effects, u 10 perfect cot dial In
taste Ii is particularly adapted u Female COM
psints. which IN their very nature art exhanatiBg
and debilitarng For propsy or dropcicsl swel.nss.
r Kidney and Bladder uffc. lions. it acts iike q
charm. Quart bottles 81 small bottles 81 cents.
sold BY PURCELL. LADD co; klsHER Z WINsfoN;
PETEkSoN; BoDEKER; GARLIcK; W r kApD, Mills.
AND DowpEN. my 3l-dAcw 3m
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sPrEca or Mr.. DALLAs.-At the dinner given by
the Americans in London on the 4th Of Jsiy, Mr..
Dallas wss present. His health being proposed.
he rose TO acknowisdge the toast, snd VISA. receiv
cd With loud cheers. In the course Of his speech
he said
There ID one little comment, which IL TO Z GER
tain extent connected with American diplomacy.
on which will cay word. You know that we
have recently had some dficnlties on the coasts
OF the United States and In the West Indian Sea
hear ia matter with which, Of the mill
uamen in the diplomacy Of the United States, I
was lately charged. Now, without referring to
that question more closely, it isl point which is
essentially connected with one of the fundamen
tai principles OF the American revolution--that
principle being the necessity Of maintaining on
behalf OF the great American people, ~ great
community. the independence Of their flag
fcheersJ. Well, I am not going to argue the
questions as to visit and search. 1t has been
and over again. for years back, argued and rear
gued. But should like, on the 4th of July, to
announce to my felIoT couDtryman that visit and
search, in regard to American vessels ea the high
seas in time Of peace, is frankly and finally end
ed. Tremendous cheering, the whole company
rising and manifestibg the live.iest enthusiasm.
While, gentlemen, ] AM able to announce this
gratifying fact, thjuk u onght also to be accom-
panied by the assurance that ths termination Of
that for which We have struggled for nearly half
q century has been brought about with degree
of honorable catdor and fair dealing on the part
OF the British Government which is worthy of
every acknowledgement our part Loud
Cheers
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"a TIE ADAMS EXfKESs

~. rzsssvsxsze1 THE ADAMS EAfkESs
- VCoMPANY l34 Main 81. having
sE.,n.sd IRaIr sIeamshin Exnress 10 and from Nor
s,iS Petershnrr and Richmond by SteaIaers Jamss
Town and Roanoke. which leave New York ever
Wednesday and Saturday and thence by railroad t.
Weidon Wilminvton Lypchburg saIena W,theyil,e
and the principsi places in virginia and North Gar,
natcb and at reduced rates. every Kind Of Merchsn
w. taImshja psrcsIs Jsweiry Ec IN tha ar. !.
named cities and sii places on tn the .ss ssaboard
r.. sns.;a} Mssscngers win viii 1--WE tts;r ars,s,
" S.t; ~ th csret,,i ban,ne of s,ais ptr,.,a1
attsntio4 a. MS 9 YpprsS w y
hinners viii please take notice char 10
t r virosnis and Narth Carol;na viii hs sns ~
.sssmsrs nSD1s unless otherwise marked 70 ''n' "
D M elsn' oA " Il i. MAfbnNo1f1ISSHH' fb1 4 H''SA
Agent Of AdamT E.nrsss a.
Asonso A"1"s 1Apfs~s oc.
suyc,.r SawTfyr sx,-a .... =.
p..rsarr RieSnond ana Al, nisc.sn w, ~
ginia and North Caroline intended for shipment b,
steamsnips noaheA ne snaMS EYpps W. nnsp ns5eastsr
DS lecesJu ~ ythnr;asd csnts fr Trrras A.
who are tns autnof'1eo 'of privileges
on ancse cs ~ s New York and Virginia s,samsb,r
c.,n,any wn,su :. LUDLAM q PLEAS1NTe' Xeents
O0Mpany. - - = =. -.e...
NEW SCHEDULE The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

RIUHMOND, October lst, 1857.
10 have been using ''Semple's In
tallible Baking Powder 4 some two years. ant
feel no hesitancy ia say ing that have be "a mort
thao pleased with it. and regard it as vastly supe
rior TO any Yeast Powder it has ever been my GOO
fortune to try ID. BAKgR, JR
For ale by al Drugeistt and Groeers Price DC
Jy9 JOHN W. GARLiCK, Sole Proprietor.
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az WoRLp FAMoUs. to . certa;ntv |;

DR.. : HosTETrER's CELEBRATED STOMACH Blfrrss
lence. Constipation. and all tn train OF dis+.ses
which arise from y morbid condition of those fulc-
Tons on ths stomach. upon tine proper action Of
which the health 81 much depends those who a..
slre TO Do prepared not oniy for the D. spepsa but
f one half the ILLS that humanity is heir TO- should
proves themselves with that most excellent m
Biffers hess Birters" are pleasan, 20 the n a,te
sure " Iation and composed entirely OF vegeta
you want to be entirely refreshed, both physically
ana mentally, 20 and procure this valuable touie.
tor sale by Druggists and deal,rs gen, rally every
"heTe Je Adm
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ea STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT.

- ls1 s1BR0ADSrREEr.--Ii has been thoroughly
rspir ID aad L consderea oxe OF tee best iocaijo
D., any Kind Of business in the neighborhood Rent,
sax hun1rsd dollars per anuum. Apply to j II.
ANTONY. corner of Cary and 18th STREETS, who
has constantly on hand assortment of Mole sk In
II - Of the best qasty at 81 81, aud his celebrated
CasSin sewed Bsots at The nprecedt uted low price
Of 81 20 per pair. Terms eash--cne price only.
- u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

noS- BLACKBAKRY DkANDY "A most
ieslraOle and edcient preparation for the diseases
attendant UPON the present hot SEASON, such Dr.
.rrhoa want OF tone weak ness oi stomach and
ssowos, This article has been extensively sold by
the subscriber ior past. ard has given
general sa isfaction. Cali and try bottle at the
Drug aud Prescription store Vi
JNO w. 0ARLICk.
Market rlace. franklin street,
,vo
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= FOR RENT - The tenement on

FL Bank street, adjoining The two tenements oc
capi q by MR.. Norwood as n h, ardipg House. cen
Is bins ten rooms, with back porch, kitchen ser
wants room, wond and coal cellar. water aud gas
All the premises are in hrstRate order for tenant
Aiso. 'he ONCE 18th street, at present occupied
by Edgar Macon next door 10 The subscriber
jy 2l-dts JOHN CRANE
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AWFUL EXPLOSION OF BAREpM.-The New Yorl
Herald has the following:

Our London correspondent, in a letter which we
print elsewhere, ex piodes Barpums last enterprise,
which had already received the coup de grace on
this side of the water. 1t appears how that Bar
mum had authority to the name of Mr.
Lumley, that the director Of her Majestys theatre
never answered the letters written to the proprie.
tor of the mermaid, aud that in no event could
the artists which Barnum announced, have cross
ed the Atlantic this season. The whole matter, it
seems, was adodgs of BarnuD's to keep his rame
before the public, aud he sroceeded iD humbug-
giBg the shrewd director of the Academy, impre-
saria Ullman, and also secured notices, good or
bad from nearly every Journal Of consequence
throughout the country. This is Barnum's last
hoax.
HORSE LIVING Two MONTHS WITHOUT FOOD
man named Kirkland, residing on Centre street,
near Seneca. left the city about two months ago
without giving notice to any one. On Saturday.
Mr. Barker, q wagon maker on Seneca street. die
covered that horse in the barn formerly used
by Mr. Kirkland On entering the stable the
horse WAS found lying down, aud too weak to rise.
The animal had eaten everything within its reach.
qua we'd the wood of the manger aud the floor and,
in its agony, had apparently bitten isseif During
ali this time, the horse, far as can be ascertain
ed, could have had access to no water or food
Mr. Barker gave the animal a little water and
meal, and yesterday it was still alive.-BufalO
Courier, July 10.
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fs. FOR RENT-A very desirable room
E.i over our store. Possession given Immediately
To good tenant, terms moderate. Apply at tht
store, to STEBBINS Il PULLEN,
jyg-ts Corner 9TH and Broad SITS
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- FOR kENT--A cammodious Dwell
II ing House, on 5th. Broad street Arply
10 aRUBBS 4 APPERSoN.
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- F0R RENT-Four Rooms. z IN the
I'll first, and two on the second floor of house NJ.
$. two doors from Isaacs ayior's corner. Apply
on the premises, TO
Jy i5-Iw 1. GREENTREE l. BRO.
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- FOR RENT.-The two story brick
NJ dwelling house, corner ofCapal ard 9th Streets
atsly ocenpled by Mrs. William Wallace, ana ad-
Joining the residence Of Mr.. james Hunter. Posses
sion q sen immediately. Apply to
~ as- tt HAXALI Il co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23

M0RPHY AT ST. GEORGES CHESS CLUB-A CON-
BAT WITH STAUNToN.-Mr Morphy. who arrived
out by the Africa, quietly walked iuto the s,
Georges Chess Club, one night last week, aud sf.
ter beating Mr.. Lewen, who is a recognized cham
pioD. with the greatest ease. offered challenge to
Mr. Stanton the British fgar de Lion of the noble
game. Mr. Stauuton accepted the proposition sat
down, went to work almost cleared the board ia
some twenty moves, and was about Withdrawing.
in contempt, when he was arrested by CHECK
which, in three moves more, grew into a innate"
You may imagine the CONSERVATION of the hero
and of the lockers on. 'May i ask your name
sr?" said Mr.. s. "Certainly, sir" replied bi-
young antagonist. any name is Morphy." ''Ohl
Of America?" "Yes, sirl" .sAh then am sor-
ry, but am not quite in play just now. should
rather not risk another game just at prescott! !"
aud 50 Mr. Staunton withdrew. The event has ex-
cited quite great seneatou in the world of chess
as was bred in the world of yachtsmen by the vic
tory of the America; and Mr.. Morphy has made up
a match with Andersen, the Hungarian, upon
which all England that playeth chess, will OF
course be yehemently betting in the course of a
fortnight You may regard this a set eff, per-
baps, against the defeat of MIR Ten Broeck's
horses-th0ugh, it should be remembered, that the
battle even there is not given up.-Londom Times.
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~ BATHs- BATAs, BATHS Hot,
1ours, at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, aud
Shampooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
entrance on lIth street.
Single Baths IS cents, or tickets for 81 ap 10
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'I'O THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
oence in my establishment, respectfully submit
that shall not change the price of my bottled
LAGER BEER. PORTER. ALE, &c. during the
summer season.
The following have beeu and win continue to be
my charges:
Per dozen, quarts ....$2 COL Is cts allowed by re
50 pints...... l 001 turn Of the bottles
half pints. % cents-botties extra.
., Lager Beer IN mali. quarter and eighth barrels
the latter onea OF gallons, package exclusively
Tor the city customers) Philadeipbia Ale In wholt
cash,
N: B.-store and Bar keepers, . considerable PEI
oentage allowed. r. WILBACHEK,
18th st., between Main and Cary.
ith and Franklin; Messrs. Duyal Norton, corner
lJtn ami Main, or at my establishment. will b.
promptly attended 10. my4
HYDRAETS, HYDRANTS. HY-
- DRANTS.-Tbe subscribers being authorized
alteration 10 the city ordinance to pat and re
riR HfDRANTS, and all other kinds uf worx con
bseted With the city water beyond the limits of the
sssae e p and having large suepy Of the best HY.
paAaTs. COCKS, &C., now In use in the city on
hand they are prepared TO put them up in the most
substantial manner and on reasonah hIe terms
u A BAkGAMIE, JR.
et-km corner 10th and Main sts
u ~ tn1s s
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ny HoBs0n's HAIa CurrIH0, SHAVING
AND sHANPooISa SALOON. under the American Ho-
ei-entraDce on llth street
~ Blot, Cold and shower BATHS can be had st
al hours. single Bath 70 cents. or tickets for one
dollar. les
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~AcHrLLEs AsooLi, M D., hu

n~ACHILLEs AsooLi, M -, hvD.e.
eathist, (ate from New York, and formerly an Aiic
oahc practitionerl respectfully s0iicts the per1s
cage of the citizens OF hichmond.
- Uffice on trace street, bet ween 7th and Sth.
B-keferences OF ths highest respectsbility.
Medical advice and treatment 0RArIs TO THE Poox.
at his Office. every day, (cabbath Aay exceDtedl be.
tween and O'Clock, p. NJ.
VACcisATIoS GsArIs TO THE PooE every wednes-
lay, between and o'clcck. r. NJ. my l2-iys
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Al LEASE OR RENT The iine family residence
pow or lately occupied by james Browa, ir. on i'm
street, between Franklin and Grace strests two
doors below DR. Dcane's, viii az once be put in
thorough repair, aud will In a few weeks be ready
ior a tenant. Apply TO
ty 7~2aw2w JAS THOMAS In
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sss ROOM FOR RENT.--We offer for
tsss rent Que large. airy ROOM. on second floor
above Ia stoIe.
ys-ts MCCARTHY 4 SON.
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> ~ Dr. john b WALrHALL. (H0m0o-
oathst offers his professional services 10 the cti
1ens vi kichmond and It's vicinity. U1ce st his Fe-
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from yth.
Ie IDLY
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~ SHsRBsf And ORxsua EIcfAK.
W. have added these nne luscious Syrups ID our Al
ready extenslye list, which are servsd No Win
sparkling s0DA WATkk icy cold. -
WARlE0 : Pk ARUk Drureist
Je - broAa st. above sih.
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~ dnozGB B. STEAL, DsnIiss, utnce
And residence No. 2l on Main. between stk and 9Th
.resIs. Richmond Va my My
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CUBA The London Times has long article
specuIating on the probabilities of Cuba falling
into the hands of the United States and England's
interest in the event One paragraph Is this:
What is Spain TO that we should interfere
further to protect her colonial possessions The
only arguments which we are disposed to consider
after the treatment We have met with from sue
eessive Cabinets at Madrid are those which apply
to our own interest and we'll being Looking at
the question from this point of view, two arzu
meDts might be urged. but there is probably no
great weight in either. It might be said, ia the
first place that it would be short-sighted policy ia
US to stimulate the progress Of the United States
in wealth aud power. for the time may come when
they will prove formidable antagonists TO ourselves
This is but paltry policy after ali; for, whatever
we may do, the vast Confederation the other
side Of the Atlantic will go increasing in
strength and in extent Of dominion.
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TINKHAM'5

CELEBRATED
GOLDEN SHERRY WINK BfTTERs.
rEHfECr TONIC and BLOOD RENUVAJEn:
also, rich iu Medicinal Virtues and should be use
oy every person afiiicte with
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY OF TIL
STOMACH,
and diseases which arise impure state of thu
blood.
For sale by the bottle or gallon, at
HEARD CO.'S, Agents for Richmond,
lie 26-lm "a Main street
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~ IsrsHssrIN0 70 LADIES'. - When
d the ooarse OF HUMAN events Laoiss and 6srg!s-
lose 0Ee u thvIr ~ atsst natural aslrnctiolsa
me head u hair-jt becomss matter Of serious na
stop the hs,r iron flilhg ID and rsstoTe III yigof
Ana beauty. in rsDy n this query. ws esg y sss,
Try DR. HApRlS HAik PRoAorIk aad infE0vKR. "A
applications viii stoe the hair falling Or iTesk.
ng, remove asndIun, keep the stsp clesE and
.hite, and ,mpart rrshness and vigvr " The BAR.
she coutinusd use Of IL two months viii lnshfe yoE
iuxuTiAHt head of hair. Cali and get BOTTLE snd
Il NOT sstlssd. siter tls secono sppi essou. Esturu
Il and get the price paid.
Asa ior Dr Aarri5 Hsir Promoter and Inprovsr
Sold IN aichmood. ~ T. p.rv..a. n.
Cor Main and i3sh. and Main And Wsii sas.
m lO--Sm 81 r.
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[ 1LOTHiNG,-At No. "a Main street,
~ can be found complete assortment of choic
goods Z " men and bays wear.
AT 1UPMAN Hull can be found the mos
desirable stock for men and boys wear in town
AtTUPMAN HULL s can be I ruui the cheap
est, newest style and best fitting garment TO be haa
in th- marke
IT NOe4 Main street can be found the old hr m g.
popular to the Community. knewn under the q arDe
of STYLE FIT a kCONONY
Call at the store of the subscribers
TUPMAN 4 HULL,
Successors to Groshong, Tupman 4 90
h.rfs .da ,nri. M
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WAklNG q PEARCE'S CUNUENTRA-
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Miss Lyon. has been beautifully fitted np and diyf
dea into two tenemepts. tor stores below and family
above. oae tenement has been leased. ana for 4
good tenant, the esher will be leased on the same
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