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New Goods
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT snoEMAKERs coLoNADE STORE.

AT SHOEMAKERS COLONADE STORE.
aBaE undersigned having just returned from the cas-
1rern cities, are opening splendid assortment
Of Fall and Winter goods, consisting in part OF Ladies
Dress goods, Black and Fancy Silks, Mrrnoes, De-
lajnes, Casbmeres, Apaccas, Sha"l5, CaIicoes,
Wooilsa foods & ramas for Ladies and children,
Bed and Waite FIaaneis, Hosiery, &c. Gentlemen
ard Boys Cloths, Bl'k. and Fancy Casimeres,
Jeans, Iweeds, Satiuefts, Nu-lins, &c.,
8CO-T3 81 SHOES,
Gents and Boys Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Misses
Shoes and Caters Of all sizes and descriptions. 4
general assortment Of Gents < Boys Hats and Caps.
Flour Oi Cloths, Syrup Molas-es, White < Brown
Sugar, Green and Black Tea Groceries of all kinds,
Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, Queensware, Hardware.
and all articles usually kept in country Storc-.-
Thankful for past fayofs thev hope that by fair deal
cgs and desire TO please, 10 receive liberal share
Of public patronage.
All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
J. {. J. ". ShOEMAKER.
Oct. 16, 1857.
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NEw FALL GOODS.

The subscribers have just received large assort-
rnent of Fall and Winter goods, all Of wirh will be
offered al prices suit the times We respectfully
invite Cash and prompt six month buyers, 10 call
and examine our stock-assuring them, we SHAH
offer Inducements greater than heretofore.
Conn+rv Produce of all kinds received for Goods.
A. B. CRAMER 4 Co.
Oot IG IS57
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HRS Sa Ela ksaffs

HAS Just returned from the Cities with Rich ss;
sortment Of Fall and Winter goods, such as el-gan
Rich Silks all Wool FlaidS, Mefno Delaines, Yrian.
cies, Thbet Cloths, Calicoes, Cloaks
MANFLES, FURS.
Velvet and Satin Bonnets, French Flowers, Plumes,
Rbbends, RGshes, great variety OF Ladies and
Chdrens Boots, Shoes and Caters, with variety
of Fancy Goods
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- u NO HUMBUG.-H. Il. HUTZ'S Celebrated
leler wash IS the only safe aHd sure remedy ever
discovered for curing the reiter, Rngworn1, and all
erupiions OF the skin. 1t is so infalib!e remedy
that perfect cure in all of letter is gnaran-
tied, II attentlVey applied. Ia ordinary cases one
oo'e WI ne suincient TO perfect In bad ca
ses, with TeIter Of long standing more VIII h m
CURED Prce p cents per bottle. For Sale at Dr..
ReameT's Drug Store, Bedford, Pa.
May %, lS57-ly.
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e. E2ogdcr,
Clock & watch IaakcT
80 DElLER IN LEMELRY.

IT y u III y III III y ~ 41I@It :
Would respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Bedford, and The public in general, that he
has opened jewpIry Store in The building re-
Gently occapied by II. Nicodemus, Esq. nearly
opposite the Bedford Hotel, where he will De
pleased to see all in want Of articles IN his line
He has on hand, and VIII constantly keep. an
elegant assortment Of JEWELRY, and will r.
pair Clocks and Watches in the bert style. He
hopes 10 receive liberal share of patronage, as
he feels satisfied he can render satisfaction to all
who entrust him with their work. His terms
wilt be moderate.
He has on hand Gold and Silver WATCHES,
Silver Spoons, Thin1bles. Butter Knives, Gold
and Silver Pens and Pencils, sc. sc.
April 81, 1855.
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Department, IN which they manufacture und-rthe
immediate supervision ofMr. B,ymire, their excell-
snt assortment of TN We offer great iuduce-
merVs 70 coun'fy merchants by way o., q large dis
count, very large stock, ard excellent work, ti-.T
assortment Of -lock embraces probably 2J ducr~at
patterns oil Cook and Heating Stoves selected tzani
the choicest patterns nl the best FougdreS in pEa-
dePnia, Baltimore York aHo Pittsburgh, ask e re-
ela atent'on 20 this part Of our stock BY all wanting
good warranted stoves.
We have hand few od fashioned stores a;
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lRON,-Blackamth'a and Others are inform
ed e. we we have just received large supply of Re-
fined lron-warranted best quality.
A. B. CRAMER s. co
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]. n. LINDSEY.
Hollidaysburg, Blair county, Pa.
CERTjh'{tI.TYENi

Pattons9iIIe, Bedford CO., Pa, Oct. a, a.
Mr.. J. VI. LINDSEY.
Dear Sir:-I was severely afflicted with rheuu'a-
tIsis for bole year--rine months Of which tiue
vas not able TO leave nay bed-when bearing oi She
wonderful effects OF your Improved Blood Searcher,
determined 10 procure il aad give II fair tTi-
al. After using three BEETLES | was able 10 walk a.
round again usual, and wholly cured. /
recommend II to all who similarly afflicted
and believe il is all II claims to be.
Yours, truly, JOHN SAAFFER.
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~. E@NGY Lrhs. SAMUEL HARSH.
LE&2 & HARSH,
BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS,
DES MONIES, IOWA.
W. huy s;lH sell Eastern Excbange and Land War
raprs-,r,rrI ad rnr, aih< ,,ifh cash and warrants
--fa.y .azr.--IryssI -nonry -gaar collections and
a,isl-i 10 a.! lrsai busir"ss s"rcrally.
tEs0,
LEAS y HARSH,
EANETTs :. LA%.Dr Afiiz2,.Izz iiz szz I "a EN- w.
One or IRE Per:rrrs has t5ea'ed in T.eavrn worth
CHg and .rji Transact all frsjuess couueciel with
lae 6aHslng and Real Estate Business. Fer fe 81
mouths yet, ceEes poldemts IS ,ll address At Dss
Nor g.
REFERENCES.
~ 3, Gllnaa- Sd Btdyr7 st. New York.
liiais5 574io.-aeEer, Lamb 6. Co. North
81 Street; James, Kent < S3ut"o, do; Lrlryer
{. S-rFi}l, Do. DryxiIl s, CO. Bankers, do.
Washington city, d, C.-Iion. R. J. A.
kjnson, 81 Auditor, Treasury Department;
CLu55 4 Bros. Bakers.
Carlisle, Pa.-Edward Shower, Hon. ].
Haafiagdon, Pawn. 3. Lea,, Dayil
Blair, Esqrs.
Bedford.-Hon, Job Mann, Gen. Bowman.
ScteIis5urg. Duncan Ncyicker, Esq.
March 90, lS57-ly.
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AtL~N<1 AN1-NG III tue HOSt Diljcf, al 1{tdford
Pa, February 18th, 1888. gz- Persons call.
lof letters IN tins list Will be particular to say
they are advertised.
Allen James, 3 Cowd en- & Son, Mrssr,
Anderson dno. Crook Samuel
Arnold H. Dunkee Mary JtMss.
Amy Mary Miss Diehl Ann L Miss,
Boggs, MIS- Duncan Jos w
Bronnback William Erismap Henry
DaIm George Emarick Henry.
pay James Eiwood Elizabeth Mss
biddit Lew, Freeman Noah,
bid@le Margaret, Fhckinger J1senh.
5iddle jacob, French Sarah Miss,
Bfuhecker II. Mrs. GArnor Davi4,
}afndaiar Nasse Miss, Graaa Mary Miss,
i5rHnrf Cafoinp Hiss, tt0ttslrtl~r Lryi,
Baaick George Hill Isaac,
boyd 1oaas L Horniug Lewis,
iSrnn@r Janies, Hill Joseph w
. Brduack Frederick iiawly R.osng
ofr'r'''ai' . L~y,' hei!enan Wain@ right
/ boWefs J".ln r Hall Jacob,
Bridra;lail H~ary, Howe NJ John.
Clements Francis. Herr John.
! looo q Carlton Mess. Hrrshnan Simon,
! Cahfy John, Kumpi Carl, =,
ChufchhiIl AIya Miss, Kunpp Charles,
Arton RI. ii. Ogborn Joel,
'"S; ulo9 o. SOu h. n
Lanrry Micha, Prtrikin Bruce r.
LFhocktr jacob, Racebaum Frederick.
Latcha" Isaac X. Reed James 2,
LeiShmon T. +. Robason Ruth,
Laudes D. n. DIR. Ream E. D.
Lynn Sophia Mrs. Ross William,
Miller Lidy Mrs. Rolar Elm,
h,itchell f. J. R-ed J. W.
Aioas Golilirb, Russell William 3.
Miller William, Struck G. D.
Bills Jacob, SlVes JnIia Ann,
aiecoi5oi hoinas Swarts Eli,
Mitchell 4 lgprda Miss, Scott Alexander
AioSSman BpaI A. Stair EIra nor aiis,,
.dniian Sarah J. Miss, SrP~r ].
Aitl!igao George, SerlyJ H.
MERCK Jno Tucker Josiah,
Aa!hers Charles, Valentine JessrY,
Mccoy John, ViceI William,
Mcpherson Daniel,
t,celhel B. F. WiI!ongh5y Charles.
Wilson Frank, Walter Ja5. Fl.
Wilson Joha, Wakes Cad g. Co biessr,.
Work franklin, Wilson Jane Miss,
Ioak7r John, Youni Jacob,
Zimmerman Michael,
Bedford Pa, JNO A. MOFRY.
FEB. l9, 1858. ?. M
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Berlin Stoves, SI3.00rlI sopal.

IIaIudN3y eTH, ,Jj n T..1--|
Thankful 10 all who have patranizei Us uith lob
work, we would inform them that Still attend
with and de, patch TO out daor work, sroul!ng
and sheetug done at the lowest prices according to
qualify Of the work We keep constantly on hand
The celebrated Victoria stove Bjays.ug, y HIGH is
cheaper and superior TO any dag ri,e cgtg spa for
this purpose. Russia aad American Stove = us ami
Fire boarGs constantly on baud ard uade 10 order,
Whole Sdia retail. Ia short every thug in IT.,
timing, stove and copper snta l.ae. Pleas I've u-
q call and examine for yourselves
OF iefh. ELytlIRE : HARTLEY.
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HOW IT WAS DISCOVERED

HOW IT WAS DlSCOVEBED!
In the fall of 1854 daughter of Mr. Lindsey was
suffering from a malignant attack OF Cancrum OfIs
tCankPr OF the moufh.} She had previously been
prosraed by the attacks OF Dysentary, inflammation
oi The lungs and hectic Fever, excessively, which
resulted IA The above named disease i'll lis worst
form. Her condition was most dertorable-her mouth
and cheek literally Totten-the attending ply
sician pronounced the case hopeless Every
thing il dIcated speedy and horrible deaih--the
death of fotiug out OF life 4 this critical juno
taFe Mr. Lindsey prepared compound for the Pur-
pose of aleviating possible, he pains Of the httle
sufferer. She was made TO It freely, and In
short time 10 his most deli ghtlu astonshm ent there
was very perceptible change for the better. The
rnouth began TO put on a bright and healthy appea-
aace-the foul breath became sgyeet-Ihe appetite
was restored, and the child seemed 10 partake Of a
and fresh Life,
Hope was inspired and the use of the compound
faithfully continued, The result of which, with
the blessing OF God, her complete restoratlon.
She is perfectly healthy! From this circum-
stance. Mr. Lindsey was led 10 prepare with greaier
care and e&ac1usss, what aad a-tonl>bngly cured
his child, and continued his experimental efforts un-
I I'll be succeeded in bringing 10 perfection his
Crs0t RFaiefg j2y B'oy| j0io4riiy-s!H which i6s
/ It's effects have been almost miraculous. Hunt NV
upon hundreds, By 1t. have been suatched froHT-5i
untnely grave and restored 10 the sweets Of health
and the eudearraent OF friends, The young and oil
have tested IL saving powers and srg aiopd It's viz
/ tues. Say Ihey--Sa;ter using Lindsey's Improved
Blood Searcher we felt as if new life stirring
! our veins, and under God we 10 it than
/ words can express"
But hear from their own lips and then Judge Of its
valuable pffrcis. The f-x Testimonials that follow
show that it IS deservediy styled the Greaiest Dsc0s-
| sry er Aiis a"y other age.
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HDYUGs saRagl Books
: DR 7 G RFAAIEp

,.qaazsz.. UK. 7. {. KEAAIER
' s.E5lg
s5 Having purchased the Drug GGsssaS.s..I
esfr-1 and Book Store Of Dr.. S. D. Scott, will
constantly keep on hand at his establishment
n Julianna Street., complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye StuGS, Paints, Oils,
Window Glass, Farnishes, Brushes of all kinds.
Pateat Medicines, Lamps, Perlumery, Fancy
soaps, &c. &c. together with an extensive col
lection Of School and Miscellaneous Books.
Blank Books, Common and Fancy Stationery,
&c. which Ee-olfers at greatly reduced prices
tor cash. Bedford, Feb. II, 1851.
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RonselPs unrisalled Shaving Cream at Har-
rvs.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between Hes
~ s. KING and James Madara, under The name aRd
firm Of NadaIa, Eing * Co, doing business al Lee
mons Iron Works in Hopewell township, Bedford
county, is dissolved by mutual consent.
HENRY 5. KING,
Nov. Q, 1857. JAMES MADARA.
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:, A PRIME !ot of Groceries, iost received at
Shoemaker's Coonade Store. Idec.4,57l
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90 GIeronurn ono Gnprrjrl!rn0n,t's Of
March &, 1857.

For pimpies and wrinkles and freckles and tan,
Nothing has eer heen discovered bv man,
Like that wonderful product of tropical bowers,
The popular ''Balm of thousand Flowers"
10 be had at DR.. Harry's Drug g. Book Store
March Q, 1897.
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TIE WONDER OF THE AGE!

]. NJ. LiNsEY's GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVER
Which is purely regetaL7e Preparsfoa, for ibqriv
rfyug ol blood, giving vigor 10 he Liver, stoIbs
a.d bowel>, and expeiing from. the system all II
bd matter, and substituting in its stead healtnfF
Ak .lvity thToash all the faartions OF life
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office, al Bedlosd
Pa, February 18th, 1858. Gz- Persons cali.
Tor letters in this list will be particular TO ssy
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wM. FOSTER

B.3LDHL|, LL}DERyM.5yY s. co.
Importers ard Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimmings, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods,
Looking Glasses, sc. No 81 North Third ST.,
Philadelphia. All orders solicited and prompt
Ey attended to. Sept. >, 1856
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Bazln's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams,
&c. just received and for sale al DR.. Harrv's
Drug Store.
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Short Settlements make long Friends

THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage which
we have received flom 5},e public during our part
nership-we respectfully announce 10 all whom Il
may concern, that the existing partnership be-
tween us will soon A-,dlssolved by mutual consent,
and we earnestly desire all persons having accounts
with us 10 settle the inmediaely-and tho'e
against whom we hold notes now due, will please f
lie same BLYMlRE & HARTLEY.
Jan Is, 1885.
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Il Virginia Town-C0urt Matters.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DESPATCH

PROSPER, Aug. goth, 1858.
This place il situated about ten miles from
Fsrnville, on the South Side Railroad, as depot,
and there is considerable business done in the way
of freight and passage. The farmers are sending
on their wheat; greater part Of it is shipped to
your city. This village has two stores, and both
doing good business. One of the proprietor ill.,
formed NE that be sold ten thousand dollars
worth of goods last year; there is no liquor solo
ia the place; there Is also tavern at the place
kept by the agent Of the depot Capt. r. V. Davis,
who is strictly temperance man i'll everything.
The Superior Court has been in session ten days
Judge Marshall presiding-in bis second tenn
since his election. lie presides with much dignity,
and is very courteous to his old companions VI the
bar The criminal docket Is larger than usual
Among the cases is one of negro boy. about Il
or IA years of age, for an attempted rape on
married white woman; his case was postponed I'm
til the next court.
The weather has been exceedingly dry for the
last ten weeks, no rain having failes in that time,
and was informed by one Of the oldest residents
of this place that there will be less corn made
than was In lsl6-there many that will
not make enough to fatten their hogs. The TO-
bacco has suffered much on account of rain.
PROSPECT.
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From FarmvilIe.
OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

FARMvLLE, Va, August 23d.
The dry weather and dull season have sent many
Of our citizens to the Springs or rusticating else
where and this usually lively town looks quite
deserted.
One animated spot still exists on the face OF this
dullpess. and that 10 an entertainment given
nightly by Prof A. Ryan, asort of kaliedo scopic
affair, in which lecturing, dramatic delineations
and comic readings, &c, &C., make up the various
colors.
There was good laugh IN Town tn.s morning.
when the Town sergeant passed up Main street,
having in tow big thick Tipped negro man, dress
ed in a delicate lawn dress, with patent expansion
hoop skirts pair of pumps, No. q, and breeches
heinu visible under them. He had assumed the
disguise to 70 on neighbours lot, where he was
forhidden to GO. p.
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rsrtsf RjeAScsd, 1ss. "a HysA WhtsS y I'D

FRI u RiaAmosd, Hug. A-HtsA Nssss ~ Ts0.
ARRIVED.
echr susan Rodgers. Boston. mdzs. David WIN
Sch Jefferson. Jarvis. York River, wheat, Wilson
scnr Herschsll. Hildsall. New York. snano. crsn-
schr j " Roche johnson. New York, guano;
Schr Lynnhaven, Oroeker, Petersburg. wheat,
Dunlop. Moncurs Co.
.chr y Bowden. Curtis. James River. wheat.
SeIden Miller.
schr Exchange, sserlin. North River. wheat, to
captain.
Eark Acme. Swan. New York. guane, Edmond,
Davenport Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish. New York. mdse
and passengers. Ludlam Watson.
steamer Geo Pesb-dy, Pritchett, Baltimore, mdse.
Indian Watson.
Steamship Pennsylyanis Teal. Philadelphia. mdz
and passengers II Il Tuttle
Sehr Redington, Clark, Boston. mdze, shieics
Somervilie.
schr Josephine Smith. Pernambuco. -four, Nc
Gruder's Sens
Br ,chr Mary. Furlong. Halifax. -four, Womble
Cha borne.
schr Catherine Martha. Brown. Bridgetown, coal,
w Colquitt q Co
schr Mathew Vas. ar .Jr. Rdridge, down the river,
light.
Schr Hope, Frank, Washington, via Port Wal.
thali, coal, w D Colquitt Co.
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~Proy. E. HoupAYrs. a Graduate

~ PEoT. Z. HoUDAYER, o graduate
of the University of Paris respectfully tenders his
sei vices to the citizens Of Richmond, and to the
Principals of schools, as a teacher of the French
language. He refers. by permission, to the follow
ing gentlemen, who are acquainted with his pecr-
liar system of instruction.:
NJ. Paul, French Consul; Col T. p August. @. w
Randolph, hq DR.. Woodbridge VIM W. Hsrvie.
Esq DR. Wesiger, N A Sturdivant, Esq, DR.. Bur
wen, J. G. Griswold, ESQ.
Apply at the corner of Sd and Leigh streets
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81 LATE ARRIVAL. - The mos complete and
beautiful assortment of ORNAMENTAL TYPE ever seen
in Richmond has just arrived at the DISPATCH JOB
OFFICE All descriptions of work f ON the smallest
label card up to the mammoth poster, circular
blanks pamphlets and oil varieties of Letter press
printing, paip. bronzed In colors, executed with
elegance, cheapness and dispatch, Send in your
orders
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poryTTca IN pUTLAnrT.purA.

pHnADEIpHfA, August N.--1n the LIST Congress.
sioua district Of this city there has boon split 10
the Convention. Florence Was nominated BY his
ites In the "a district, George II. Martin--3d,
James Landy-and 4th, Henry III. Philips, were
nominated.
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,Rv reference to the books Of Elias

~BY reference to the books OF Enas
Hove. Jr, the original inventor Of the Lock s.ick
ring Company have sold nearly sixteen thousand
fs oS1 since the introduction in 1852 Of their pre-
sent style Of Sewing so.e Who Know the pre-
,ndices against new inventions In this line, when
existed in the minds Of the people a. tue s1 NJ.
chne, of GREAT MERIT were well established In pub
lie favor and the numerous d,sappointmenfs "a re,
gard 10 the host of others that had been trled ana
tonnd wanting had created such feeling IN oppo.
siton to ythiDg new, that when the irst Machine
made Wilson was cad Naw syen
though not asked to purchase, he refasedfo try !;
but after seeing samples Of its work, he consented
tsrbnrv hitting Company; the third to Mr. II Girls.
void. OF Hartford; the fourth to Piainviie-ali on
Two were taken to Troy. the great mandatory of
bosonns collars. &c. They were brought to the no
tice of Sir Gardiner, an extensive manufacturer and
the result of these trials awaited.
In three weeks Mr. Gardiner purchased. for three
thousand dollars, undivided half Of the right to
sell these in sons
large sum for a similar right in New Haven county
and is row running 80 of them in his own factory.
of this Machine have steadily increased until il has
reached the proud position 80 justly accorded it-ef
pre,eminent superiority:
code the old-fashoned reciprocating shuttle. is
doubleday the greatest achievement; of inventive &C.
Mus bestowed on the sew:ng Machine, and he fsr-
tunate author is receiving the lust reward Of gen
erous AID precative public The last semi-annual
dividend of the Cpmpany was so per cent; the next
before 90 and the one beioretha 40 and this during
period of the most intensely stringent financial
difficulty. when every other Sewing Machine Manu-
factory of note had greatly curtailed tusne nu-
ring the great panic Of 81. the Wheeler Wilson
Manufacturing Company KEEP the who.e of their
large force of mt n and MA hnery, steadily and pro
.ftdbly employed.
LII scarcely two years since it was first announc-
ed in the office of the Company that they had sold
during the last quarter, many Machines any
one working under Howe's license; and now they
sell t,cice many any one, and alRsos many as
all the others together.
These facts warrant me in recommending this Ma
ch'ne With the greatest confidence to all who feel
an interest in the subject,
Respectfully, &C, e II CRAlGE,
au 23-WkSE 227 Main ut.
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The attendance at the Corn Exchange, yesterday,
was numerous and the market opened active The
offerings Of grain were large. amounting TO about
Ii 600 bushels OF heat. 900 bu-hels Of Corn, 1900
bushels OF Oats. and zoo bushels OF Rye Prices were
white Urn 7Sc, and yellow SIC the quality not
prime. Flour has an advancing tendency; the re-
ceps are very light the mills In the upper county.
being unable to grind more than half the usual
amount Oh account of the low stage of water occs-
STONED by the continued drought For this reasoE
the receipts of Wheat daily increasing. while
Flour is coming to market IN smaller quantities,
and must according to the views of those most
petent to judge, advance in price alexandria Gar.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, AuguAt 24-Flcur steady ard quiet
Wheat firm and unchanged. Corn better-white so
oslo, yellow $4,000.
NEW YoRK, August "a Cotton firm. Fiour-0hio
a6fds.i5 WheAt-Southern red 81 I1l37. Corn
mixed 76GIs6c white ssl1a0c SpifiIs Turpentine
heavy at Si5s@4s. Rosin steady ut TO- Rice firm.
Virginia 6'a VII.
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THB CHERBouRa WORKS, the completion ofwhich
tho French and English monarchs are celebrating,
are marvels Of engineering skin. The break water
|, 600 feet long between the arms which enclose
Cherbourg roads. At the bottom of the water
(averaging about IS feet, its base is $40 feet in
breadth, while it rises to the height of % feet
above low-water mark, with top width OF lo3 feet
The great basin will have capacity for con.ainin
twenty shipsofthe-line. There are two other
basins, with room each for ten ships-of-the-line
Vast magazines line the banks, and workshops OF
every character fog constructing and fitting out
ships of war Every rock In the roadstead il a
fortress, and the breakwater bristes with bate
ries. A areat semtcircular fortress faces the sea
The works ere guarded by twenty forts and re-
doubts, and an amount of cannon never before
united for the defence of one place. Military
engineers pronounce Cherbourg impregnable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-25
CLEARED

Bark P Pendle:on, Capt simpson, for Bristol,
England with 4s hhds and 81 half hhds tobacco, by
Caskies Il Harrison.
Bark Omega, Capt r Morse, for Venice, with 63s
hhds of tobacco, by Edw'd VIM de Voss Go.
NEW York, August 2s.-Cleared, schr Margaret.
Hanson City Point. Va.