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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
MEDICINES, ETC.
LANCASTER DRUG STORE,
AT THE POST OFF[CE,

II I'LL NO1 VIZ II y IL,
South of the Court-H ouse
svIE subscriber has opened in Lancaster stock OF
Drugs and family Medicines just recei-, from Phil
dephia and other markets. Including Also all the mp
proved Patent Medicines, which am agent for, as
Doct. Mofat's Life Pills & Bitters
st. Johns Vegetable Ague Syrup,
Cough Il toisumptive Syrup,
Fermifuge & Anti Bilious PILL &c,
Guysot's Ext. Yellow Dock &,SarsapariIla
Wisterss Balsan of Wild Cherry,
G. w. Merchants Gargling OSt i Writing Fluid
Also, the best quality of Liquors for Mechanical and
Medical purposes Fluid Csmphene, IS per CT Alcohol
Vinegar and all kinds of Family Groceries.
FAMILY EDICINEG
Ny stock of family nepcines consists Of C0rdals Syr-
ups, Liniaments, Salves, &c. Also
Perfumes, Essences, Hair Oils and Cologne Scented
Soaps. &C. 49, n
~ Physicians can be supple thtalmost any article
i'll general use in their practice.
FANCY ARTICLES.
The ladies invited to call and examine my selectior
Of Fancy and Ornamental Articles many of which are
new and novel.
STATIONERY.
Blank Books Pocket and Tuck Memoranlurns Pcrcils
links Cap Letter, Note and gilt edged Paper of all
yes and qualities aso Envelopesa The best to
be found in market, with every article In the line.
TERMS. CASH GEO. II. COX.
Lancaster. Nov. 10Th, 1867. 5tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
UNION HOTEL.

III Pleasant VaNey
again open for the accommodation of travellers and
i the public generally. =
GOOD TABLE and other comforts are n,or;,.,,
and business strictly attended to. Also commodiou
Stable always attended by Ostlers. 81
N. B. Charges moderate to suit the times
January lst. 1903. a. RICHARD BENEFITS. y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
PUBLIC AUCTION

to the highest bidder, TUESDAY, the 30th day o.
March, A. D. 1885, at three o'clock p ~. at the United
states Yarshars Office in the city Of Milwaukee, all the
IL ht title and interest which the abovensned defend
ants had on the sixth day of January, 1858, at any
lime SINCE in and to the following deserted Real Es
tate, to wit: ,
The East half of the South.East quarter, and the
South West quarter Of the quarter of Sec
lion wenty one Town seven Range four West contain
ing 100 of land, or less, in the County
Grant and State of Wisconsin,.
Also the following described premises to Wit Com
mencing at point in the Columbus and Madison koat
twenty six and onehalf rods southwestery from th'
Black Oak nearest the house of A. W. lngalsbee in
direction Section thirteen Town ter
North Of Range twelve East; thence in Northwest
erly direction ct right angle with said road thrteeI
thirteen Rods thence at right angle South. wester,
para with said road twelve and one-haf rods thence
at right angle souh,eastery thirteen rods to sale
road thence along said road to the place OF begennng
being recange Of twelve and onehaf rods front oil
said road and rods deep said land being siua
ted in the County Of Columbia and State of Wisconsin
Also parts of Lots thirteen and fourteen in Block fiji
ty-eght in the City Of Madison Dane County W.con
sin.-Marshars Office, Milwaukee, February 4, 1855.
6t35 NJ. J. THOMAS, Marshal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

cate from Madison, and, speaking of the
bill compelling the attendance of witnesses
&c, at the investigation Of the land fraud.
says:
saw upon members desk to-day a,
illustrated copy of the bill An individ-
ual repsenling "Habeas Corpus was sus
pended on the gallows, La Crosse Rail.
road train was coming in loaded with al
sorts Of documents, bonds, keys, and chop.
fallen passengers: the kilbourn Ins,it ute
Stood forth in theqdistance. locking very
like the big house at Waupun; and chal
with hi. feet confined between 1.-Two timber,
represented The nature of the La Crosse
ami Mil. 4. r. a.stocks" f Ii vg
Gov. Randall is sweeping things with
his new broom. He is just now engaged
in ''scooping out the gamblers about town
all Of whom have had notice to quit,
through the Sheriff, backed by the Coy
eraor. This isia good move and it. is. on
" TO be regretted that it was not done be
fore. Now, | don't see any Immediate
use in it, for there is not money enough in
Madison TO support an ordinary voracious
tiger over night.
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Group, Whooping Cough, Inilunza.

SPRINGFIELD, MISS, Feb T. 1856
BROTHER AVER: will cheerfuy certify your PEcTo.
ing Cough Group, and the chest disease of Children
your fraternity in the South appreciate your ILL.,
and commend your medicine to our people.
G HIRAM CONKLIN, NJ d.
AMOS LEE, ESQ.,. MONTEREY Ia, writes, Sd Jan. ,5s.
II had tedious Influenza, which confined me in doors
SIX weeks; took many medicines without relief: f,ay
tried your PICTORIAL by the advice OF our Clergyman
The first dose relieved the in my thIoat and
lungs less than one halt the bottle made me c0mnlae IL
well Your medicines are the cheapest as we'll as the
best we can buy and we esteem you Doctor and your
remedies as the poor mans friend" =
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HI. BAXTER, MD.

s. lIATE OF SARATOGA, N.Y.
MOULD respectfully inform the public. that his =.
w sidence in the north part Of the Town Of Tan
caster little east OF the School House near Mr. nv
ers where his Professional Services in the Pncf;. u
Medicine Surgery and 0bstetcs Be had.-Jan. s0tf
Ivy. 1y33
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LEGAL NOTICES.
United States Marshaps Sale

|George Barnes, Jabez W. Lyman, lif@ 8ec
Harvey Spencer, Edward Alexander,
Holm e. Westervelt 4 Orrin S. Titus,
VS..
George W. Hayerstick, @
Charles H. Orion, and
Henry Caldwell!
TN PURSUANCE aud by yirtune Of . writ OF Feri Fa
cias issued out Of and under the seal of the District
Court of the United States the District of Wisconsin
lin the aboye-entled cause and one other writ of Fe
Facias issued out of said Court against the same defend
ants and in favor of Horace B. Caain, William H. Mel,
lien, Nathaniel T. Mech, Daniel II. Conkhn and Henry
lStope both tested the 18th day of JanuAry, 1885, 10
me directed commanding of the goods and chattes
Hands of the sad defendants 10 cause to be
made certain sums of money therein specified, have
levied upon and shall sell At
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Will i Oh Read This {?

VUU Who are indebte to BY note book act. will
L please take notice that want our pay. If this
iint is not sufficient must resort harsher means
Forthwith. HOWE 4 BARBER.
August Sth, 81. tsss 1-tf ..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06
Asthma OF PhthisIc, and Broncbit,s.

WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. a. 1856
Dir: iourtHERRY PICTORIAL is performing maryellous
farming symptoms Of consumption and is now curing
man who has abored under affection of the lung, for
'he iasi icrty years HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
=. A. RAMSEY N. D., ALBION, MONROE Co.. Iowa
writes Sept 1854 During my practice Of many wears
have found nothing equal to your CHERRY PEoroRAI
o wing ease and relief to coasumpve patients or
we might add volumes of evidence but the most con-
vncng proof OF the virtues Of this remedy found ii its
effects upon trial. ss EalF1 n - -
Prepared by JAMES c. AVER, Practical and AnaIv
ticsl Chemist, Lowell, Mass--And sold by $500
y T. Parker, Lancaster; J. Barnett Efenboro': Mp
8. Spencer, Smeltzer; c. G. Skinner Bro, Farnay.
L. l. Goodell Platteville. D: Stewart Beetown; Chan
deE York, Hazel Green Chandler Green WineyilIe:
Radauf Geiger, Cassville e. p. Kellogg BosenheI.
h Newhall, Galena; J.H, Reed &Cos, Chicago uhoIe-
sale; and Agents in every town in the q. s. 7
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, and HOarseness.
BRIMFIELD, MASS, Goth Dec, 1855.
Or. G. AVER: do not hesitate to
say the best remedy have ever found 10,
Coughs, Hoarsencss, Influenza, and the
concomitant symptoms of a cold, is your
CHERRY PICTORIAL. It's constant use in
my practice and my family fer the last
ten years has shown it to possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment of these
complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. D.
Y, writes: sI have used your PEcrOn a,
myself and in nv family ever since Won
invented it, and believe it the best medi-
cine for it purpose ever put out. With
bad cold should sooner pay twenty.
five dollars for bottle than do without
it. or take anv othor ran,ad,,
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GALENA S. BEEToWN
Regular u. 8. Mail Stage lin,

><nEEsa TIE snbscribersha
ETN 49, es - mn ing received the contra
<&kNA$SEsFN from Uncle Sam, for ca
<zpmGsu3 <tx&iSEss <sS rt;0C Tho M.ii e.. n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-06

The ladies invited to call and examine my selection
Of Fancy and Ornamental Articles, many of which are
new and novel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10
The OF the nttsburg for the end
9Th inst. was as follows

We read in the Chicago DenOcrat-
Eastern papers will please notify the creditors Of the
State Of Illinois that upon the 1s day of January next
nine Ia nred thousand dollars will be dvi ed upon
bonds as may be presented the Comproler's office
state Az such OCCASIONS but few bonds gene
rally scnted there doubt but there vii be more
Than specie enough 10 pay the fun value Of every bond
resented Should this money not all be- taken, our
pie VIII take prompt asures TO get RID OF the mill
tax, which has always been unpopular one II this
repealed State might fail T. meet its interest and
bonds would fan again. 1t is to be hoped that every
bondhoder Of Illinois will send anu get his pay.
The committee appointed the meeting of the stock
holders Of the New York Central Railroad Company, held
December g. 1857 FOR the purpose of examining into the
accounts and transactions of said Company consisting Of
Acssrs John T. Moore Morcau Deiano, Charles Stebbps
Albert II. Tracy and John T. Clark made their report
the al meeting. 1t is published in the Albany Jour
nal, and We make the following extract
But, although the company, since the end Of the fiscal
year has extngushed some liabilities, II has also incurred
others, particularly with the Niagara Bridge and "a
nandagna Railroad Company. in the form OF perpetual
lease O tho road and property of that company for which
II has obligated itself 10 pay the annual Of sixty thou
sand dollars half yearly ns.almens. Az company
has the privilege Of paying, instead Of the annual rent
the principal OF million OF dollars and probably
at no distant day decide 10 do the transaction may
be regarded equivalent TO direct ncreass of the
pany funded debt 10 the Of milton OF dollars
The committee do consider il 10 be within its province
to discuss IN this place the policy propriety Of this
important measure. Certainly II Is not in conformity with
stockholders that mo subscription endorsement lease
other implication shall be made for with other
that the considerations for consummatng the measure
Of such magnitude and urgency Justify The
Board Of Directors in overlooking this instance, the
opinion Of the stockholders thus expressed And the
committee are willing to say that, far they have
edge Of the subject they satisfied the ar
raugement is decidedly beneficial 10 this company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

the suds for her, took the hoer of the stove for her and
assisted her about her washing; don't think Mrs b.
carried sues Of trees dh IL, GIRL
required of Mrs B. can't tell how long after she
that Mrs told that she told the Doctor her
val that she did like the place me; said nothing
Mrs. b. told she Is years old) because | WIS
under gaois 10 Keep her or she TO stay broh
stayed with us because he had not funds nay his board
els where and therefore sail nothing reply to Mrs B.
Adjourned to 9 A. NJ. thursday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10
mp~CElst.AN EssCA.

ms~CElLANEOCs.
$40 ZINE HEAVY BLACK cLoru ovERcoArs,
EVANS,
$40 FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERcoArs,
Go and CO Fulton street
$40 FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERcoArs,
EVANS,
Is and 6 Fulton street
$40 PINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovEacoArs,
&c and es Fulton street
SJ0 FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERcoArs,
&c and ss Fulton street
clO FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERcoArs.
&c and 6 Fulton street
SlO PINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH oyERcoATs,
10 and g. Fulton street
$40 FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERooArs,
81 and s. Fulton street,
SO FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovEROoATs.
% and IS Fulton street
SO PINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERcoArs.
90 and 6 Fulton street
$40 FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERooArs.
90 and O. Fulton street
so PINE HEAVY PACK CLOTH ovERooArS'
80 and es Fulton street
so FINE HEAVY Al BLACK CLOTH ovEHooArS'
HvASs',
Is and 81 Fulton street
ut.k
VI" EvASs,,
&c and G. Fulton street
SO PINE HEAVY Al BLACK CLOTH o'EAcoArs'
W." EVANS,
% and &C Fulton street
so FINE heavy Al BLACK CLOTH ovrRCoATS'
wv EVANS,
Is and 6s Fulton street
SO PINE heavy Al PlAok CLOTH OvEH'O'rS'
&c and c. Fulton street
S1O FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovEscoArs.
EVANS
o. and s. Fulton street
an FINE HEAVY BACK cLorn ovEacosrs,
e6au 6s Fulton street
so FINE HEAVY gLAcK cLorH ovancoArs.
EVANS
d ana g Fulton s.recl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

The property and franchises Of The Dauphn and susqpo
hanna Coal Company 10 be sold in Philadelphia
The LET o. Mar,a next The property includes atty four
ns d railroad, extending from tho Pennsylvania Rail
read, a Rcckype, I've miles above Harrisburg. to tie
Reading Railroad, 81 Auburn, ten miles below po1sYc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.


CLEARED
Ship Treat Treat, Apaiscssis,oaw a Son CO
Eng ,s sTsh Dan" EI pns s sspff M9se
Rr' 's sasdn, kiShsrdso" " arusGia"S Peters
Brig African, Button Port an prmce-M T,usllo.
sehr Adela Kelly, Kelly, Havana.
sSSr hor, DunnDr csarl-son Rera
schr Electric Light Hume roria n
scnr n Taylor hicsers9 o.. R"s,on--a hoses
s.eameT Novelty, Bel, Philad~lphh '''''
ARRIVED.
Steamship Parkershnrg Powell Baltimore 90 hours, with
Bark Mary adelaide porp vaisnoa Demarsra q days in
Ba,s Clara snl, scau!es Narscaibo Nov 10: and the
bar lh, ati2M with hides .Sns coffee Sc % sul Agcs
been days Sorn .. iatras Nov IL IN the aai ssreain
ss sp kes5 0 Nat % ss Ssp PEI 80 DAYS
oats To- Londen. No 10 lat 40 lon 60 30 N gale iron
ss NV s' ' p m"n' stove 0ai"'rs' carried
schf r Dixon mas,sD Swain, Wilmington. Nc, Il days.
Experienced heavy weather % the passage
scbr IT Williams, Curtis, y Wilmington, nc. days
ssSr s s scsd o1lsns. i9dsys.
s ss Free f.i'1s Boston ~ W%son Del
sesr smk Tut,s, Fellows Hos III tsr fqansier
schr Poly rrice, Price, Boston for rhiiadeiph4
scsr Ge s,S a.. Emy ScAeT.on Albany rE Boston
steamer gasion. selsw Phna4spAa
Steamer wesirhesicr lark Prominence
Arr shschr Pearl, wes,ervel Franklin L. L days FL.
Tsfenced heavy weather tie First nigh, car
eek load Is. nsL experienced heavy NE rie in the Cur
% the souhvard u Hateas lay hours when the wind
moderated. Went into Hampton koaos for a hai Dor.
schr Broadaeli. Daring Wilmington. Ne, = l2h ult,
when OF Ha-ras experienced heavy wv gale since which
20 ii inst had continual gales las deck lead and boat
tove galley split sas and pitched away Tying ebcon while
ytng too, and lusi Tying nb.
one brig South of the NJ sIs9q.
ship John stuart New Orleans Joseph Haze d.; briggs
Zen Lara Malaga Adele, sruaaia, scnr Plots Bride, Per
nsmbuco Via Long Island Sound.
Also ship Cutting, New Orleans, brig FuKine Oh Bris
tol. schr y u james, Malsusas-
Wind during The day NV. ard fresh.
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Movements In Real Estate.
POSTAL DlhEC TOR Y +.
Foreign aud Domestic Malls.

Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TIMs OF CLOSING Ar ras NEW yOKs OFFICE.
DoArersc. Albany. Buffalo and Csnadas.. p. NJ
North and WsG say Oai ......... " A. n
western mai, VIA Era RP .5x A. n and p.
scvtb snd southwestern
Eastern man " railroad j.. A n and IL m
/" by ktsamhoat........... Pm.
CAIUoANA. BY steamer, Wis Panama, Monday,
TSs Overland Nah fer oai,fornis leaves St. Louis
every Monday and Thursday. ats A, n Letters
SSssFDed for Il shoa'd DO marked Overland wa
g. LAAI err The Overland Man from Joseph ntoJ 70
SAT- Lake city, .syes -, joseph every Saur
day, 9. A. "a Lerevs should he marked
"Cver.sDd, FL Joseph"
no fACDO ~ steamer, VA Panama, Monday, - -
Dec ......-........................l r. n
HAvAsA...by steamer Ca awba, Monday, De - :.
cember l3............'. AK A. N.
nEaico... Prom New Orleans by steamship Tennessee
TIE LIST and 18th Of each p.nh. Letters should be
placed IN the Once York ak days pre-
vons Ia ID, above da,el
kURorE... by sieamship ar go. Saturday, Dec -
AS- win seen tina, the tim. u closing the afternoon
half an honr EARLIER tban usual This viii probably nus
DURING the winter.
rInk or CLosE9 At rIfs LONDON ORFlCB.
ISplI The Overland Hsil follows Via
ssliss the I'd 9Th 18th and 18th Of each month
Via Southampton eth, lab and 2hh touching at
Via Marselles % he 9Th and 18th Via sonhamp
ION 9Th and Anb
ausraAnA. Via Marse,nes the 10Th Via South
Anptop snd SueL 9Th
xA0aIfiua Via ASeD the sth and 9Th Of be month.
Bh Via SoulhaInI the 9lh Of the month
NJ when The date roating The indian snd dstisn
vsils AZ london falls Sunday they made the
evening prevtnpa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10
CITY COMMERCIAL HEPORr.

THURSDAY, IN.c. ID ~
Asrrs-Thc sales wcro confined 10 small lots of pois
Al g., vh0ic pearls were AZ SIC.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ma kct displayed increased
activity, especially Tor stste and Western brands wac
tbc sats Embraced about II 900 - goo bbs x:n the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

SrGARs-The market was steady. The sales embraced
about SEQ bbas., including 22 hhds new crop New Or
leans, hy auction, al 6Ae TAG and 100 hhds. DO at
&c. a exc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

el0 VINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERCoATs,
EVANS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

Tho exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day
Ell 27s $50 20, and the balances OIL 500, s42 g.
Tho movement Of the banks IN the four principal cities
Of the Union which weekly reports are made shown
by their Last statements, is a. follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

GI0 FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERcoArs,
EvANs',
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

c10 FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERcoArs,
EVANS,
Is and g. Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-10

S1O FINE HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERooArs,
EVANS,
&c and ca Fulton street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06
e6F IF YoU HAVE A CoUGH,

ehF~ lF you HAVE A CoUGH,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
If you have Dyspepsia.
LIZ you have Rheuiaetisra,
TAKE aAMpToNs TINcrURE
If you have Bronchitis
TAKE HAaPToN's TINCTURE
If you have Pain In the Back
7 ne HAMPToN'5 TINCTURE
Ii you are all Weakness.
TAKE nAaPT0N's TINOrURE
II you have Headache.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
ASTH MA, COUGH. CUNsUMPTON. The writer
Is most highly esteemed like thousands of our best
known citizens, feels it duty to bear testimony OF
The Wonderiui curative power of HAMPT0N's
without giving it triali Call and get pamphlet
and see testimony.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. %, 1858.
Mcssrs Mortimer G Motcbrdp- Gentlemen: have
been L r sohe time afflicted with Asthma, aCcompa
nied with shortness CT breath, with many symptoms
properties of HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE, from having used the same, induced me to
procure bottle of the TinctlTe, and by the of
one bottle was much better that induced to
use more OF it, and by taking five six bottles
restored to usual health and will say to all per
sons uho afflicted as was to use HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TIkCTuRE.
Genteuen-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benefit of the stfiici ed.
ELLEN FEDsu,
S. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts,
Baltimore, Md.
ss- Call aud get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD d co, Richmond; by
DIR COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
in petersburR by MORTIMER MoWBkAY.
Baltimore, and by Druggists ami shop-keopers
nS- 81 per bottle; six bottles for S..
no l-dkwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06
T EFHcIAL NOTICES.
'eNeSNs7NN1''s'',s- ~ 49,
Nt6kF> Nrpo.x,

zA-IAS.~
4& VIRGINIA CENTRAL AaaIcuLru-
Ia Central Agricultural Society, held in Richmond
on the eth November 1858, the following named
gentlemen were elected TO Office, aud are hereby
respectfully notified thereof;
JAMES LYONS of Renrico.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Wm. 9. Rlycs, Albemarie
VIM. B. Preston Montgomery
VIM, II. Maciariapd Richmond
I. -. George Cocke. povhatan
Joseph Mayo, Richmond
Henry Cox, Henrico
George W. Munford, Richmond
Coiiiu Clarke, Gloucester
John Rutherford. kichmond
DT. joseph NJ sheppard. Henrico
Ahram Warwick. Richmond
Allen T. Gaperfen, Monroe
Mm P. Taylor, Caroline
William Writ. Wesrmoreland
Hm- b. Harrison. Prince George
James Gait, Fiuvsua
4, 4. Clay brock. Richmond county
III. G Neal, Accomac
Q. q Clay. Campbell
george I. VERIFY, Northampton.
fxEcUrIyg COMMITTEE.
Lucus Davis. Benrico
Mm. B. Stanasd Goochiand
Wm. ~. Harrison, Richmond
Gen VIM. ii. Richardson. Henrico
Peyton Johnston, Richmond
John seldom. Charles City
William Q. Wickham, Hanover
ii q. Cabell. Richmond
Albert Aiken, Hanrico
FendaI Griffin, Henrco
Il. Is. Haxall, Orange
Il. archer. Richmond
j. W. Ware Clarke
y. b. Bill, Richmond
Col. s. McRae, Henrico
Members of the Executive Committee are inform.
cd that meeting of that body il held en- the I,t
"Wednesday OF every month, az 5 eek p. M at the
office of President LYONS
CHARLES DIMMoCK,
del-lw Secretary " q. A. Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06
sg ARTIFICIAL TEErH-THx CHEo-

PLASTIC Process. "a. W. JONES. DENTIST, hav-
ing urchased half the exclusive right for the atsve
nude Of making TEsTd, aud after asin0 ana
testsng it IT the most difficult cases, aohere other
plates had filsf is entirely sati fed IF IFS atSolsts
superiority over the gold, lver ana platina
thod eau, therefore, with confidence, immend it
10 sli whe may desire full partial sets OF teeth;
ard especSdly to such mag be dissatisfied .c5th
tloSt they are roic as7. In this process all of the
oblections "a the gold plate are removed-she sue
ton bsi1C perfect secures com 0Tt and stability 10 the
Mt, and the tfsth being embedded in the metal the
food is excluded from under or between them; they
are, therefore. cleaner. smoother, and in every
spece better II consequence Of the perfect adapa
tion OF tle plate to tho mouth, and the suction
thereby secured, ne Can insert one or more tee tn
s7ittot clasps, aud in all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfacJUry fl
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials viii be gwen, and
specimens exhibited Is any who may desire TO zee
them he old plates Of these wishing to exchange
the old method for ths new, v i'll be taken in part
pay. " III OF course, make teeth on the cid u.Gde
FOR t3oas who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly. and gently done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish il.
Office opposite GoFinthian Hall. 27-3n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06
ELLEN FED9u,
s. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts.,
s@MIpLorHlaN LUMP AND AsTHaA-

CITE Coal L-The subscriber has now on hand, and
daily RECEIVING large supply ofvery superior Mid
lothian Lump thai and smiths Coal which he is de-
lverng st the lowest na, ket price and has also on
hand large suprly Of Fed and White Ash Egg An.
thracte CJal which he will sell by the load short
or long ton. orders left at either of his offices,
at Dauyiie depot. one on DocS, between 18th and
18th streets at the Auction store of Larus Shine
will rueet with prompt attention.
mol P G. LARUS.