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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-04
AAkU,

On Tuesday n orIine, Nov 3lst, Of 4 o'clook, i1 Y
the town OF Petersburg, Mrs MATILDA ANN
HALL. In the 55sh year OF her age. Her disease
was consumption Her illness wss q long and pain
full one which was borne with Christian fartitnae
and resignation Che left behind her ulmistaReapie
evidences of her salvation In heaven. =.
Al his late resideuce on 18th street, In the 10th
year of his age Of a lingering consumption, Mr
WM d PERKINS.
His remains will be taken to the country to-
day by he Central cars. for interment-
In lie he was kind and affabie father, adevotea
husband aud friend In death. he wss calmly re,
signed to the will Of his Heavenly Father, and
lon 6 cd TO be ct rest. He leaves widow and Jour
children to mourn their irreparable loss.
Father, thy loss to Ms 10 great;
But, oh /. what rapture we shall know,
When we all Ia heaven shall meet
There everlasting pleasures fow.
At Coverly HIS residence. In Amelia county, on
FRIDAY. the Sd inst. at o'clock. A. NJ. Dr. ThOMAs
MEAUX.
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THE DISPATC H
The Fighting ProTsssson.

Tue movements, sayings and doinks Of TEE
leAdins members Of the pugilstic profess'on-~e
sisdasa to apply TO them sny term OF lessor
are Ipdussrsously chroniced 10 the principal Jour
n,is of the large cities We are weekly ihfnmed
a, iutsrest,na incidents connected With Mr.. Moss
Fisssy. and the sayings snd doinss OF the benicia
B,v have their fathfdl chronicers. IL Is pleasing
10 learn that the champion Of all England has ex,
4 ,nd.d CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. Morrissfy upon HE
la,s victory, which that gentleman has received
Win characteristic modesty. Ever and anon, the
columns Of the public journals are en'irened with
n tart correapondence between Messrs. Morrissey
and Heenan, or some of their seconds or friends,
which tend to keep alive the excitement Of the
late nght, aud warrant the agreeable hope Of ano-
Their encounter. Both gentlemen write In good
Eugiish, and express themselves with dignity and
spirit. From accounts we have seen OF their pers
sonal appearance and habits, IL appears that they
dress we'll and have the outside aspect Of gentie-
men, II they look we'll IN their clothes, they iook
eth better when stripped to the buff and ready
for the fight. II they are not gentlemen, they are
men, At least, physically, and noble specimens Of
what the human animal may become by rigid
training, fresh air, regular exercise, and self
denial They would show well at an agricultural
fair and, if only trained for such peaceful exhi.
billion, might be considered useiuI members OF
community. As 1t is. the prize fighters are but
prize cattle prepared for the slaughter, locking,
AFTER aght, as little like the men they were be-
fore, as the prize Ok, knocked In the bead by the
hatcher aud his eyes rolling In the agonies Of
death, resembles the magnificent animal which, In
ito pride Of dimensions and power, was decked
With garlands and challenged the admiration of
oil eyes.
The New York journals notice report that Mr..
Tom. Hyer, former conspicuous member OF this
honorable fraternity, has challenged any man in
the world to 6sht him for ten thousand dollars
The report needs confirmation, but the mere m.
NOR reused d veteran warrior in one of the Ohio
towns, who comes out In letter, declaring that if
the aforesaid Bysr wishes to stake that amount of
money upon such a contest, he, the Buckeye, may
be considered in the ring, ard ready for the issue
at any moment Hyer may desire This Buckeye liz
described as a tremendous fellow, Giant Despair
in stature and power, man of peace and good feel
inys, too, but still who 10 not willing to have
tee Thousand dollars Offering itself to '.the best
man In the world" without an effort TO prove him
self worthy of IT,
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New Publications.

We have received from Dir. WoopHousE, the
Richmond agent of the foreign reviews, the No
vember number of B,acIweod's Ko9a,ine, and the
December number Of Harper.
"7n< Nanicipalist. In two parts" Consisting
of letters the Federal Constitution, and on the
Constitution Of the State of New York. George
Savage, Pubiisher, n. Y. For sale by J. W. RAN.
poLPH.
1.-THE Tenant Hoase, Embers from Poverty 8
Hesrthstone. n. NJ. De Witt, N. Y, Publisher"
The author dedicates these chronicles of the poor
"to human hearts and Christian souls" and the
volume is highly commended by some of the lead.
ing clergy Of New York. For sale by L. L. SMITH
Richmond.
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The SrRAKoscH CoNcEET.-The programme for
the nrst concert Of the Strakosch troupe 10 pub
lshed this morning. 1t will be perceived that it
Includes selections from the mastsspieces Of the
best authors, and We may say with safety that
our mssic.loving citizens never had an opportunity
Afforded them of enjoying so grand concert
Mile Parcdi. II mes de Wihorst, CoIson and Stra.
bosch. with signors Amodio, Brignoli, Labocett
and Bavili, have been brought together in one
troupe BY Mr.. strakosch-forming the best CONS
pany, upquestionably, for concert, oratorio or
opera, that has ever appeared in America. Their
performances, during the present week, in Bati.
more and Washington, were applauded with great
enthusiasm, and we anticipate ths: the attendance
here next Tuesday night will be as brilliant and
fashionable as those which have greeted the dis
tinguished artisies in other cities
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OoScERfsI IN CHARLorrEsvILLE AND LYScHsuRs. 80 On
Thursday and Friday next December 9th and 10th.
Madame Cora de Wihorst,ths distinguished Auaerj
can Prima donna, Madame strakosch, squire., the
famous young American tenor, Signor Amodio, the
celebrated baritone, aud Maurice strakosch hose
performances on the piano render him a fayorite
everywhere, will appear in two concerts in the
Town Hall, at Charlottesville. The citlssns of
Lynchbnrg will have an opportunity of atteudiug
two grand concerts, to be given in that place bv
Mile. Teresa Parodi, tha celebrated dramatic Va
oalist, assisted by Signora Labocetta Bsrii Nicol
and Earnest sehrsiver, distinguished pianist, on
next Thursday and Friday the 9th and 10th
OF December.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA OVERLAND
MAIL.

sr LOUIS, Dec. 3-Ths overland mail from Cali.
fornia Nov. 9th, has arrived, bringing ak passen
gers, among whom are Hon. Mr.. McKibbin and
Lieut. Mowry, from Arizona. The latter furnishes
q favorable account of the CHA River gold mines,
the average yield Of which per day IL $500. II Is
believed that no richer surface dggings exists
even In the most favored portions Of California
From the location of the mines, no danger Is to be
apprehended from hostile tribes Of Indians. The
silver mines also very rich.
A political meeting at ella City passed resolus
;ions endorsing the Me.ilia and Toscan Conven-
tion asking Congress for aterri;oria organization
reformation has been received at Fort Smith
that Lieut. Bsale's surveying party had gone into
winter quarters. The rumor Of an attack upon
Beale by Indians Ia disbelieved.
The Apache Indiaus continued their depredas
tions on the frontiers of Sonora and Arizona.
The revolution In Sonora was in full progress
Gov Pesquira had lost the support of the mer-
chants in consequence of his failure to pay Dor.
rowed money.
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OFFICIALS FROM JAEaN.-It 10 stated that the Pre-
sident has received information from Japan that
full embassy from that country will make it's
appearance In Warrington some time In May or
June next. They will be brought TO Panama in
an American steam frigate, and thence proceed
to New York. 1t will be marked by splendid pre-
sents 70 the government from the Japanese En-.
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So FOR RENT-Un Union fila
Hta comfortable frame Tenement with brick base
ment dry and airy, csDtsnDg four rooms, with
other conveniences gard. attached ard we'll of
excellent water on the premises. Rent per snnum
$40. Apply to Jas NJ CARTER
Ga4-.s 0nposita TIC xchaOoe Hofat
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SUNDAY TRAvEL.-The stockholders eff the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad have adopted a
resolution expressing their disapproyal of the
practice OF carrying the mail and running the
trains on the sabbsth day, aud pledging their
Company cooperate with all connecting and
competing lines to have the Sunday travel and
mail service abolished
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MARINE IHrHLLIoENcE



PSrt Of Richmond, Dec. 3-High Water O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, skinner, New York, mdse and
pass myers, Ludlam 4 Watson.
Steamer Belvldere, Keene, Baltimore mdse. Lud-
lam Watson.
Steamer Penusylvanis. Teal Philadelphia. mdso
and passengers. II futile.
schr Allen. Baker. Boston. mdse. d W
Curre
schr Spirit of the Times. Slower, White Point,
gravel, Jno Viles
schr Sarah y Parker Rogers. New Yorx.
schr South Wind, Mitchell, Alexandria, railroad
iroa. A s Lee.
Bark winifred, Munson. Baltimore. mdse, Cren-
shaw q Co.
SAILED,
Schr Herbert Myers Fort Calhoun. stone.
Scbr Thos Martin, VINEYARD. down the river, light.
Schr P Lofland. Kitchen, down the river. light.
Schr Eliza, Jones. New York, -four, W d Colquitt
& Co.
HAMPTON RoAps Dec. 3-Arriyed. ship JOS Jones'
from Lower California.
NORFOLK. Dec. 3.-Arrived, schr Morning Star.
from Halifax.
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s@~ ARTI9IClaL TEETH-THE


PLASTIC PROCESS g. ". JONES. DENTIST, hav.
ing purchased half the exclusive right for the aoeve
mode Of making TEETH, and after usirs1 and
testing it N the most Difficult cases, wIers Other
plates had failed, is entirely satisfied If its absolute
superiority over the gold. silver and pstina re
thod, can theref ore, with confidence, recommend it
to ali whe may desire fun partial sets Of teeth;
and especially to such may be dissatisfied ,osth
those they using. In this process. all of the
objections to the gold plate are renoyed--the sue
ton bein9 perfect secures comfort and stability to the
fit. and the teeth being embedded in the metal, the
food is excluded from uDdor or between then they
are, therefore. cleaner. smoother and in every re-
spect better 1t consequence of the perfect adapta
ton of the plate to the mouth, and the suction
thereby secured, he can insert one or more teeth
sciiout clasps. and in all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfactory fit
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South. testimonials will be given and
specimens exhibited, te any who may desire to see
them he old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new. will be taken in part
pay. Win OF course, make teeth on the old mode
for those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by electricity for those who wish it..
Office opposite Gorinthian Hall. SO N-Sn
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Mr.. CRIrrEaDES.-The Hon. John j. Crittendeu
who has been sc;ourning in New York for brief
period. on his way to Washington, was waited upon
last Wednesday By delegation from the Wing
General Committee and presented with addresses
from that body and the Ashlanders' Association.
Mr.. Crittenden replied in An eloquent and length
ened address. He disclaimed any intention OF
becoming candidate for the Presidency, aud
refused to accept the nomination. In the course
OF his remarks he euIogised the character of Henry
Clay and reviewed the course of the present ad-
uninsatratinn
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MARRIED.

On He evening cg the I7h November. q the res ;
Hence of the brides father by the HeyG W sessee'
daughter Of DR. Joha Carter. nii Of Hsnrico conn
ty,va. n,os =.
By Rev Willis. Mr. WV ssH.n.s'.o' VI
Richmond to Miss MARY FIX, OF hehIiSo
aHbaltimofe ravets pleac" cory.
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E@WEAT's THE News WATSON, al
Whihhurst's old gallery. II Main street. is going
at cost, and he gives you a large sized AMBRO-
TYPE for so cents-sod ct ST in any other gallery
PHOTOGRAPHS from 80 upward. Pictures put In
medallion and breastpin for IS cents.
Good tires constantly kept. no l5-lmif
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THLArRB.-A bill OF extraordinary interest Is
cup" for tonight. Mr.. Wallack appears in the
character Of Richard III, in which some striking
beauties Of language will be brought out--new,
doubtless, to most Of our citizens We refer the
reader to the advertisement. con 6dept that few
patrons Of the drama resist the attractions OF
offered.
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earM1pLorHIau LIMP AND Axrup

10y MIDL0THIAN LUMP AND ANTHRA-
CITE Coal The subscriber has COW on hand. and
daily receiving, large supply very superior Mid
lothian Lump hail and sIliths Coal which he Is de-
ilvering at the lowest market price and has also on
hand large supply of Red and W hite Ash Egg An.
thracite Coal, which he will sell by the load short
or long ton. Orders LETT at either of his Offices one
at Danville depot, ono on Dock, between nth and
18th streets at the Auction store of Larus Shine
will meet with prompt attention.
mol p LARUS
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BREADsrurrs.-The receipts of wheat and -four
this season, by lake and canal navigation, at Buf.
falo, 0swego, 0gdensburg, N. Y, are equal to
s.os4 ATT barrels, which l,46s,6s4 barrels in
excess Of the receipts for the corresponding period
NJ La
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Reg LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Attorney General
and JOHN NJ. PATTON. JR /. have entered into o
QUICKER d Patton" in the Court of Appeals at
Richmond and Lewisburg. AID in the Superior and
Inferior Courts IF the CITY of Richmond
Any business entrusted to their care will be
promptly attended to. no25-Im
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E5. MEDICAL CARD. - Da. EYLvAsUs
L. AGRAa having located 10 this CITY, respectfully
tenders his professional services its citizens
Office and residence for the present on BANK
STREET. near the Mechanics' Institute.
no T-Im%
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r I6T OF LETTkRS--Rsmaining in the
II RICHMOND POST OFFICE. on the 81 dag Of
December, 1858.
~ Persons calling for letters In this List WI
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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~~ LIFE Insurance.
Capital over 100000.

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
Tbs 10 the only company in Richmond that pays
It's dividends 10 the insured whl;e living.
1t makes an annual dividend of IS per cent Only
halt the premium. if over $50, Is required in cash
note can be given for the other half and the di-
vidends 90 TO the credit Of the note
No company has q larger capital for the amount
at risk, KNOWLES WALFORD, Agents,
no 2f-zw Il Pearl street.
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~ WE TAKE No NOTE OF TIME BUT FROM THE
Los, OF fT"-very true, and If ron want to Keen nm
sonh the t'me. take your Watch to SMYrH. on ,,tb
street. nearly opposite Goddins Hall, and have il
Dut In good order. Only 81 so for cleaning and sar-
rontc itior one year. See advertisement on fourth
page Of this paper
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de l-lw
S~ExrRacrIoN OF TEETH BY GALvAs-

5a IXFRaCTIoN OF TEETH By GALvAN-
IsM.Tbis agent has been introduced into the prac-
tce Of the subscriber with entire success II is per-
fecfly simple and harmless. gentle current Of
electricity is mate TO pa through the erceps upon
The I 9th to be extracted which entely destroys
the painful sensations usually felt in the effort of
extraction. JOS WOODWARD, Dentist.
Office on Main, between 9th and 10th streets.
to4k
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RLIN.-Tha ,J0HN

ITO THE PUBLIC.-Th JOHN
SMITH who was arrested for stealing an overcoat
from the Train Captain of the Central Railroad Co,
was from Kentucky. and not the son of Mr.. Jere-
miah smith, highly respected citizen OF Hanover.
~ Ia
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~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TIN @ OFF, CE
ObYEsr Of Main and 7artsenh Streets, RieknoNd
JOHN D. HAhIMERSLEY & CO., Propristors.

This establishment (being the most complete Prtn-
terry In the South. both asregsrds yes QrBsr euts
ttc., and the latest and most approved Machine
Pressesl 10 daily turning out the finest specimens u
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such az
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, P0STERS,
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADIN6, HANDBILLs, 10.
~ Particular attention given TO nne work for
Banks, Public Offices INSURANCE, Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS, Small
Circulars Labels &C., is capable of tuning on LOO
Impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shoytest possible notice.
81 Prices reduced in proportion 10 TIE sscTeds "
speed.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze, and vsricuz
colored Inks executed In the highest style Of the R
In this branch of the business the proprietors can
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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CANAL TOLLS,

OswEoo, Dec. 2--Tbe receipts of canal tolls on
property shipped from 0swego slice the opening of
ssssst saes SIS for the oorrespondipg psIiod Of
last season.
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CERvANTs CLOTHINa-RICHMOND

~ MANUFACTURED have large and sttrae-
tive assortment Of Servants Wear Of my cI,p
mate, which will warrant 10 compare with any Of
tered in this market in point OF durability, warmth
aud priceyour attention Is especially allied, Per
sons having large quantities 10 purchase will Sd II
to their interest 10 examine nay stock before par
chasing. Gall ut ia Main street.
de3 WM IRA SMITH
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0pHCIAL NoT1CBa.

- THs HusDAY ScHooL Exhibition,
By the Scholar Of the Grace street Sunday
school, which vas postponed last sabbath afternoon
ON account of Indictment weather will take place
TO MOk ROW tSabbsth) AFTERNOON. should the
weather prove favorable. at 5h O'clock. the Bun
day schools Of the city are invited to attend.
ds4-1te
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THE SHIP ALICE MUNROE.
BosroS Dec 2-The ship Alice Munroe, from
Liverpoolsto New Orleans, is reported lost on the
Isaacs. No date is given.
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NJ A Monthly Meeting of the Rich
mond TYpCGRApHICAL SOCIETY. will be held
at odd Fellows Hall, THIS Saturday EVENING,
Mt O'clock de fit
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16@ LITn SrzE PnoroanApHa rh,

36$ LIFE Size PHoroGRApHs.-The
subscriber takes pleasure ia announcing co his mn
meroos patrons and the public lar &C. that he is
now pIeparsd % furnish Photographic from nainia-
which, Tor accuracy and finish. he warrants eouni
act superior TO any produced in this city AZ Iess
larged TO any size. -
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and or.
THAN Hall, Mails street, between 9th and 10th.
PIE GIBBS
7. e-H you want genuine Ambrotype this a
the place 70 get it. where you Will neither be hum.
bugGod In price or work, Also, Melainotypce. o.
any other Picture In the Photographic Art.
jeis PEG
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ROBBERY,

NoRRIsrowy, Pa, Dec. 2.-The large stone Flour
Mill Of Joseph Feline, at this place, was entered
last night and sixteen hundred dollars taken from
the safe. The safe was forced open by inserting
gunpowder into the keJ hole. No clue has, as
vet, been obtained of tho robbers.
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N@En F o K PHILADELPHIA
IEI5%3k EVERY TUgsDAY-The A No. i
Asa5G- steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Capt
ESzxsssA David Teal Is ready to receive
freight, and will leave on TUESDAY, Deem
Der It'll, at il O'Clock, A. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
datioDs apply to FL FUTILE,
AGENT, Rockets.
Freight through to Boston, via Philadelphia, by
steamer at moderate rates and with dispatch, leav
ing as above and arriving in Boston on Monday.
da At
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gentlemen were elected 10 office, and srs hereby
respectfully Notified Thereof:
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES lyons OF Henrico
VICE PRESIDENTS,
VIM. G Riyes, Ai5emarle
VIM. b. Preston, Mon Gonlery
VIM. IL Hacarlsnd kchmond
p. st Gaor.e Cocke, Powhatan
Jossrh Mayo, Richmond
Henry Cox. Henrico
George W. Munf,rd, Richmond
Collin Clarke, Gloucester
John Ruthe ford. Hichmond
Dr. Joseph NJ sheppard. H.nrico
Abram Warwick. Richmond
lien t. Caperton, NJ nroe
VIM r. Tay flor, Caroline
William Wirt. IVES moreand
VIM. Il. Harrison, Prizes George
James Gait. Fluvaua
Z, 4. Ola, brook. Richmond county
Il G. Neal Acconac
.. g Clay. Campbell
George L. VERIFY, Northampton.
ExFCuTIyg COMMITTEE.
Lucius Davis, Henrco
VIM. Is. Stanasd Goochtand
VIM. NJ. Harrison, Richmond
Gen VIM. ii. Richardson, Henrico
Peyton Johnston, Richmond
John seldom. Charles City
William G. Wckham, Hanover
II. @. Cabsll. Richmond
Albert Aiken, Henrico
Fendal Griffin, HeDrco
X. b. HaXall, Orange
r. Archer, Richmond
j. W. Ware, Clarke
N. B. HILL Richmond
Col, g. McRae Henrico.
Members of the Executive Committee are inform
ed that meeting of that body Ia held on the Ia
Wednesday of every month, at eek, p. NJ at the
Office of President LYONS
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
0el-lw Secretary v G. a. Society.
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e61 IsIxlLAss

E6y~ IsISaLAss
GELATINE
COIN STARCH
FLAvORING EXTRACTS.
For sale by JNO w GARLICK,
Apothecary sHd Druggist,
de 4-6t Market Place, Franklin street.
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE "A first
w rate COOK, finale rreterred.) Of honest habits,
and healthy Also, middle aged NUBSE and
SEAMsTREsS, Of good habits, appearance. and
healthy. Fer such. liberal prices will be paid ana
an excellent home secured Apply TO
GEORGE BA6BY,
Opposite Godsin's Hall.