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lgbtH aRergtn ,altt eNsuapne ptS (SpnHtags) uEb
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

A Benevolent Institution, established by spe.
cial endowment for llo relief of the sickand
distressed afflicted with Yirulent and Epe m.
ic diseases,
To all persons afflicted with sexual diseases
such, as SpcmatoThGa, Seminal Weakness
Impotence GonorrhGa, elect, Syphilis, the Vice
Of Orqnism, or Self Abuse, &c, &c.
The Howard Association, iRYiew Of the awful
Obstruction Of human life, caused by Sexual dis.
eases, and the decepions praciced upon the nm.
fortunate victims OF such diseases by Quaoks
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as b
Charitable Act worthy Of their nune, 10 give
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p 54AP AeAa

As We have made exhaustive improvements in
the PhRnix Foundry, .0ately purchas-
ed by u.s. and are constantly adding new and
improvedipat of various styles to our stock,
we find it tnecessary, principally, as many stove
dealers live so remote from US, that they but sell
dom visitthis market lose sales of many articles
Of our manufacture that they could deal in tC
their advantage, did they but know the quality
and style Of our work,
During the past year, Cincinnati and other
manufacturers have cons dered it best to produce
a very inferior article in order to meet the
present low prices OF stoves, they using the
cheapest materials without regard to its du-
rabilitY, usefulness, or appearance. Whilst we
use the very best selected Pig Metal, Manufac
tured from pnre Limestone Ore.
We assure dealers and the public, that no
pains will be spared to introduce Improvements
in principle and design of our stoves, that their
wants may require, as we warrant all our
work. And it's even so, that our
TROPlC COAL STOVE,
Two siacs,) is far superior to the much vaun
ted Diamond Cooking Stove.-using at least
half less fuel, and cooking better in every oar-
ticu}ar. Also, our new aud beautiful Wood
Cooking Stove,
LIE bULDEN AbD,
Far superior to any thing of the kind in this
market. We have other Stoves Of various ST.
zes and patterns, and manufactured Ofthe best
material, as all our stoves are, and hope they
will consider well the advantages of selling a
good article in preference toa poor one: and re-
lying as we do on the superiority of our stoves
over the ma aority of those now in market, ilatter
ourselves that, will they but examine particular
ly into the general character of stoves now made
and consult their interest, ours will DO preferred
TO the majority now in this market.
PBOWS AND POINTS,
Pittsburgh Plowj and points, sizes. Also
Points Of our own manufacture, which we war
rant equal to The Pittsburgh, or the money re
funded. And an assortment OF Hollow ware
| Wagon Boxes Crates and fronts. Door and win
dow Sills and Caps kept constantly on hand ol
Manufactured TO Order.
w T. are also prepared to manufacture various
kinds Of MACHINERY on the shortest notice
We are also carrying on the
EiElHinE Business,
In which we are manufacturing all kinds O.
Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware, which we offer to TIT
| public on the most reasonable terms. And, il
fact, we intend furnishing any thing and every
thing that may be called for in our line.
| Jackson, ApIl l6, 1851. 4-tr
G}'AlI kindsor Family Groceries, Of the bes
/ quality, on hand, and to arrive from time t.
! time. II. L. s.
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der. GNrmeutsnade upon short notice ..s
}. EDWARD yy,o,,..ansl
OakhilI, October !, 1Sj -
g1-,-... 49,.
'''t''' i1 o" 'ciit'
sale Ht gE1C pr
81
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Of his Alteraiivc EySas |H
Agus Pills, Hair Dye, Tonic :. : "'ys0~ttp ''r.
minalive Balsam, Sanaaye Pills g. Counter.
irritant LHimens.
stabler Cherry ExpectOrant, Dianhna Uordia
& Worm Mixture.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral g. Cathartic Pills
Bulls sarsaparila & King of Pain.
Guysott's Yellow Dock and SarsanarilI,
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
howand,s Tonic Mixture, Remedy for Costive
bowels, Remedy for Sore Eyes, Remedy for
Ear Ache q Deafness, Remedy for Dyspepsia,
REMEDY for Complaints of the Lungs, Rem
cay Tor Toothache d Compound Syrup Of
Blackberry root
MarGhlsi.s Uterine Cathoiicon.
Loudoa G Co.'S EXPectorant, Hair Tonic, Sana-
I'VE Pill3, Alternative. Fever h Ague Pills,
Carmlnatlye basan. Remedy for Piles, Yer.
m'lnse Female Elixir, All healing Ointment
u Cherokee hnimeat
| Branb5 iilood PWificrand Pulmonary Dalsam.
Kirkland Agne, F,ug d Liver Pills,
Ieon,mofe's Linlmeut y Cough mixture.
rh,Ihp.s Cough syrup q Rheumatic Linimcnt.
FadWay's Resdy Relief, Ready Resoyeut, Reg
ulaiors. Ctrcassan Balm u medcatcd Soap.
D'n'4's Cough 5al1am d Worm Syrup.
BaIc's indiau ldnimrnt Il Indian Vermiruge,
Mclane.s Ncrmi,uga u Liver Pills,
Sou!a.s Sgvareiel Balm Iills & Balm Syrup,
he6n3,td L1|letot buchn, Dyspeptic Cordi.
~ q 5ar'aParINa'
Sellers Fcsmnoge, Cough Syrup, & Liver
iliI':
paimgLs !, ,',-.I., to5meti' .t1ii Lotion r,,
ItooacNs Scaudtn( Blood Pills & Blood Puri.
heE'
| tIocAand's German bHteB.
Green's Oxygcuatcd Bltcrs.
Weslbrool's Mu,talt Linimeut
EcIl.rS Eclectic Liuimcnt
Temples Nerve a. Bone Lniment
Merchant Galging Oil.
Walkers RheupPtc Liniment.
] a NaAli
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Which he will sell es cheap as the cheapcst Nv
stock consists in part of the latest styles Of Ladies'
Dry Goods, such as 0mbre Cashmeres, Ducals
Borages, Satin, Cameous, French and American
herinos, PopIins, Deaines, Lustrcs, &c.
great variety Of winter Bonnets, such MS Black.
Brown and fancy Silk Bonncts Casterine. CoboI,rnc
Straw, Swiss Straw, Plush and Mournipr Bonnets
for Young and old.
White Goods, Embroidery Gloves. Hosiery, &c
Large stock Of winter SLaws. A very large and
well selected stock Of Ready Made ClothiHu A
large stock Of Cloths and Cassimeres. Hats oni
Gaps OF every style for Men, Boys and Inrants.-
Boots and Shoes for Men, Boys and Children.
a general assortment Of Quccnsware, Hardware,
Flows, Cutlery, Groceries, Cotton and Garnet Yarns
and Teas of the finest qualities, and every variety
Of Goods usually kept in Stores, for sale.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended TO
me heretofore, most respectfully solicit contn-
uance of the same. Cal and exahiino nv stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, which will
satisfy you that have lrger stock to select from.
than any at5er establishment In this vicinity and
at very small profit. My motto is, SMALL PROFIT,
ONE PRICE, LARGE SALTS, and QUICK RETURNS.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
Cash paid for Wheat and Beef Hides.
s5y j have in my employ the most competent
p9cucni Tailor Mr.. D. S. Evans of this place: be-
SIDES Two other competent workmen, and feel con
hlent that can give entire satisfaction in this line
OF business to those wishing garments made to or
0of. uaTmentS made upon short notice. ~
o.. .. }. EDWARD '..o.-aaa
sA. - IL
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N. daatityle Of 6n.
Nh BPio&srp i and eoono.
jgeaience.
ckcr6a. lFon 'coppgt az
iiprlarIsss g ( and s,ate1that
IS waluFa"gip ava I Ia
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1E'1RUTT { T.a.R.EiE.le;.
Farmers Look 10 Your
TRUE. INTERESTS.

The undersigned Inns made n permanent ar
mngemcnt with the Dayton Nursery, one of
the Oldest aud most reliable in the St tc Of O.
lio, and he is enabled to furnish the following
YarieLy Of
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H. w. White,

Agent for the Berkshire Life lnmrancc Co., Pitts
field, Mass Original capital 100000 One of Tho
best most reliable companies in tho United States.
IL, w. White.
jackson, July 2, 81. l5-tf
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TlsC EGGv. q. s. BuTnett, while labor
ing Missionary in Southern Asia, discovered a
simple and certain Cure for Compumption, Asth
ma, Bronchitis Coughs, Cold, Nervous de5ili-
ty, ana all impurities of the blood; ALSO an easy
and eiteatuaI mode of inhaling the REMEDY.-
Actualed by a desire to benefit his suffering
fellows, he will cheerfully send the Recipe
Uree) to snch as desire 1t, with full and explicit
directions for preparing and successfully using
the Medicine Address Rev @ S. BURNETT,
Aug. 6, 81. s3l, Broadway New York City.
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Gold with knowledge |!

Being dcsirous having good and steady neigh.
bours, Twill sell two medium sized Houses and lots,
in the town Of Jackson, well situated and nearly
new. They viii be sold very low and on easy pay
ments, will bo exchanged for land in this county.
person who wants to place within the reach of his
children the means or an educuton, can do SO bv
trading with me, and win give him chance to
make money beside. Jacksonisa remarkable healthy
town and the facilities for Edhcation frst-rate; otf
large new public School-llouse is in full blast, so
that who will may partake of it's benefits freely
in order to encourage young men who may wish to
economist by boarding themselves whilst striving
toran Education in jackson, | will furnish few
rooms suitable for such, at a moderate Charge
WALKER BENNETT.
Jackson, July 25-l8j7-tf.
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AT OAK Mal..

The subscriber would most respectfully inform
his old customers and the public generally. that he
has just brought on large aud well selected stock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-15

NOIiGE.-Tne subscriber having dis
IN posed of the business heretofore conducted by
him At his old stand, No. 81 Main street. Richmond
Va, unto Messrs SALMON BALL would take
this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public generally for the very
liberal patronage, 30 long continued towards him,
and respectfully asks a continuance OF the same to
his successors, whom he takes pleasure in recon-
mending to bis old patrons and thu public, as gen
tlemen fully capable of conducting the SADDLE
and HARNESS BUSINESS, and are also eminent
IL worthy Of their confidence.
JOSEPH IL. COLQUITT, Agent.
Richmond, Dec. 9th, loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-15

TEE VALUE or NEossEs.-A singular, but accu-
rate way OF estimating the price Of field hands,
may be found in the price Of cotton For every
cent pound for cotton cid hand will bring one
hundred dollars: for instance. the present price of
cotton is 10 to l. cents, aad the price OF negro
mau 10 from thousand to twelve hundred dollars.
The price of the latter may not uctaate as rapidly
cotton, but il not the less certain to follow an
advance or decline of any duration.
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Observation-Disclosures Haycroft, the keeper o
q we'll known house of i'll fame in St. Louis, re-
Gently contributed 500 to the relief of the poor
How hungry must they be who will eat the bread
that money buys .-Erclange
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YooLIsR WAaER.-A man made wager In Cincnna.
ii on FRIDAY, that he could eat cheese weighing
twelve fifteen pounds. When he had eaten
about half he was seized with most violent vomit-
Ing which will likely kill him.
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xA.s SECOND SUPPLY FOR La

RI SECUNU SUFPLE FUN La
G&sS~B DI ES-Received, and opened this morn
ing fine assortment of Ladies Shoes and Caters,
embracing 80
thick aud thin soled Caters. with aud without
heels
Thick aud thin soled Morocco Boots. with and with
out heels
Thick soled Kid Boots with heels
Double soled Patent Leather foXed heel Congress
Caters
Thick ana thin soled Congress Caters with and
without heels
KID aud Morocco Clippers. with and without heels
Oversnoes, with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled CATERS
White Kid Slippers, with heels
White Aid Slippers without heels
Together with almost every other sty lie usually call.
ed for.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call at No. 90
Main street. two doors above Messrs. T. 4. Price q
Co, and supply themselves.
no n JOHN PAGE, JR.
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NOTICE ON and

Persons going TO Richmond via this line. will reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train OF she Rich
mond asd PetsssbGra Road, which Leaves Peters
burg at IS p NJ
PerseEs going West by the SouthsAae Road win
have to remain ell night In Petersburg and take the
mail train which leaves 1T $50 NJ, the next morn
ing.
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond viii
arrive tn Petersburg by the mail train Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Road 10 time to breakfast In
Petersburg. and then to take the cars for Norfolk
leaving att A Nj.
persou coming from the Southwest by the South
Side Road. will arrive In Petersburg at B. 30 n; IN
time 70 get break fast before departure Of the Norfolk
cars at 7.
Persons wishipg b go on North from Norfolk, may
do 70 by either the Bay Line SteAmers the Steam
ship Line Cor New Yorkewhich leave NORFOLK, tbs
former. daily. sunday's excepted. II 40 ~. and
the latter Sent weekly. Wednesdays and Saturday.
No train will be run On SUNDAY.
Pare from Norfolk 70 pstsrseurg, straight
~ T.s., sc - s; IS, ~
This train win stop only at Regular Stations 70
take In and put on paaesnseEl
nnsinsor and Superintendent N AFRM
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THO LEAHE.-The vacant grounds, be-
longing TO mo, on tie North margin of the
Dook, viii be leased Tor three or five years The
fot-on part Of which Mr. Whites stables ara fem.
HorAEy located This lease expires with this yearls
large. ana well suited for Q Jumbo, coal or wood
ya!d aud 20 also Ii the lot the opposite side of
1oxh street. For terms, sppiy to MIR lessee 2. Zee
Main and Gary street w"
no 2--dlm pAcoN TAFT
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suhscriher having dis

Chickens were sold in the market at Cincinnati,
Ohio last Friday, at ten cents per pair, and good
sized turkeys at twenty-five cents each.
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MARRIED At LASr-A RoNANcE-siore than
three years SINCE one Oliver Wocott, getting tired
of his wife, sold her for valuable consideration
to man who liked her better aud could live with
her more amicsbly than the first husband was
able TO- The parties being provided with legal
document drawn up In technical phraseology, aud
not being deeply read in Blackstone or Gritty,
seem to have considered the first marriage dis.
solved, and proceeded to act as if the escond had
been legally contaminated. Here the officers Of
the law stepped in, and consigned the sinuing
parties except the greatest sinner OF ell, to the
State prison. Mrs. Wolcott pardoned out by
the Legislature last spring, and Mir. Case served
his time, and came ont by expiration of time this
fall. Mrs. Wolcott obtained divorce from Oliver
by the aid Of Esquire Chapman, and the next act
In the drama 10, the regular re,union of the lov.
srs, BY regular clergyman, in the hoy:bands of
matrimony. Considering that child was born Of
this union In our Hartford JAIL ard that while 10
the State prison, both parties were sustained and
eomforted by the mutual pledge of fidelity TO each
other, and an uphinchng determination to be re-
united. whenever the very serious obstacles could
DO removed, We think the marriage chroniced
below worthy Of note, and creditable to both par
ties. The course of Lucy's love ran through a
State prison, ard q terrible persecution from q
dissolute husband, which made her long for the
protection Of the prison walls. Bat Lucy has trf-
umphed; and We give the happy couple our con-
graduation. Wolcott is beaten out of sight. Lucy
sends US q loaf Of cake and the following notice.
Married. in Canton. Nov. IS, by the Rev. Mr..
Fisk, Mr.. Salmon d. Case, of Simsbury, and Miss
Lucy French, Of Canton.-Har!tord Coar0at, Noe
o.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned, in with

NOTICE.-The undersigned, in With
Nv drawiag FROM the concern Of BINf0hD. DICK,
INs0N WEiSIGKR, begs to tender his personal
thanks to his many friends and the patrons OF the
late concern, who have SO generously bestowed
their fayors on him. He bees leave also 70
be enabled. upon the Ist of January next. to oner
to his old friends and the public generally increased
fscilities and a larger and better sssOrtmens OF
GOuDS than can be found in any hou1e south, IN
that line of business and socits for the new con-
Germ trial So sfied that he can offer ilduoenents
which cannot fail t. please
Full particulars hereafter mr,s,oup
do o-dflIan