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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-23

hne. very superior. warranted Tot TO rip: az
no 10 WM WALSE'5.
Ns TOOUR FRIENDS. CUSTOM
ERs AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
We take this opportunity OF informing them that
we have now in store. the largest aud best assort
menr OF Ladies. Genilemens, Misses, Bow. Chill
drsns and Servants Eoots and shoes that W. have
ever had the pleasure TO offer TO tie public. Onr
stock Is composed VI the best Philadelphia, New
1ork and az Eastern work Our own manufscture
Also. The finest Boots and Shoee that can be made
70 "a Paris o. the latest styas All Of which will be
me fnllowing comprises Ia part OF our stock now
Tsdis'' Cork Sole Caters. s Ssasss'.,
Fur Lined SILK Button Shoe. Imported
a" White, Kid and sa,n Slippers
Caters, st 81 q ~ 33per pair
- Morocco visit assi gootses
clippers and Morocco Walking shces, Of all
qualities and prices. with and without
aen,lsueu' s' Cork sole Boot.
Gsiters, Congress
Buttons
n9ulier Ties. calf skin
-, . patent leather
Villa. pat lethr and cifskin Imported
Patent leather and calf Con-
gress Caters
Paten. Leather Boots
Pump soio Boots
Pumps, patent leather
Zine oSiord Iisf, E1gfsh walking, car own
:. English Boots, our own make
Mems thick. heavy Brogans, in large variety
Misses Gaitefs, with and without heels
Congress- 0aitets with aad without hesss
Button and Kid ds'ters
Boys Caters Calf and Patent Leather
% Fine Sewed Shoes very tuperior
Boots, very large assortment
" Shoes OF ALI xiuds
Over Shoes for Ladies'. Gentlemen, Misses. goys
and Children. OF every style
All OF the above Goods were purchased at the low
est prices. and with particular regard TO our retail
trade As We ara deterinioed TO be kept regularly
supplied with fresh 6ocis, OF the concern wifi
make frequent visits 70 the North for that PURPOSE.
Nith our imported work and our own manufacture.
OUT assortment cannot. Dot shall not. be surpassed
either here or eiseN here.
Always on hand, large assortment OF Trunks
Carpet Bags, and valices of the best quality OF
which We promise 70 sell on the most reasonable
terms. ALEX. HILL,
". b. JOHNSON.
Manufacturers and importers Of
Boots and ehoes of every description
ig5 Main street Richmond
~ Boots and Shoes OF all kinda made 10 or,ier At
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NO0D ADVICE Ton MARRIED FOLKS

Il IOOU hUF IOE IOH VA n nKkIEO T V0nN
~ AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BE.
If you want 70 see run in the married state,
You must get Tor your wits. for start,
What she wants to keep house with please don't
you wait.
If you do, she win think it right hard
OF course you must 20 and buy you such stuff:
Such Is Chino and CC,sSapcrs and Ieoct,
Come hnires and some Spoons, you cannot let
Of,
And Tea Trays and all Of such stock.
10 get yonr supply OF all what you need,
At price far IL UGH cheaper than cheap.
Call in at sCHAAP's Store. corner Broad and
Third streets,
Where ali of such things they do keep.
Don't forget to call at SCHAAP COS,
ecso Corner Broad and Third strpets
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Il VESSELS WANTED For the
Sstransportation of so tons Of iron per month";
Tor 4 montns, from Elizabethport, New Jersey q?
tet wsterl to Richmond. Va, and to the " hite
House, on Par1unky river.
Iron 10 b. received within reach Of ship. tackle at
hiisaoethpoIt Bars = :eet long, and SO lbs ne:
linear yard. Enquire Of a w Morton, Secretary. at
LIZ Main street. or the undersigned.
d WALTON, Chief Engineer.
RI RRR Co., Oct lath, 1858 clswts
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NECOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
- WINTER CLOTHING Having just returned
rom the North, am row receiving my second sup
pIy of Clothing for NJ MS. Boys and Chiidren's
wear, which will make my assortment the most
complete have ever offered Ia this market II is
got en- up entirely for tbs retail trade Of this sec
ZION. and no pains having been spared as to style.
quality aud work Manshipin getting it up, hope to
be able to please all who may favor me with their
patronage Without enUnerstiDg the articles on
hand my stock will embrace every article usually
foupd In % FAsHYoEARLE CLOTHING House. Call ut
of VIM IRA SMITH.
~ "a ia Main street
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= We ABE ALL MATCHMAKER
~. TIE Governor he h Matchmaker,
The kees finished QUE Of say.
And one duayd h Dot enough,
30 Of them he has . many.
The Mayor he IL Csc maker,
Bad Gases 70 rennf:
And II they are not plsased with hIn,.
les hard 10 beat his tilne.
The Wstchmen they are Wstchmaksra
And often Ia while,
They get good Repeater
And very damaged LiaI. ~
Tho Auetioneer = Q Matchmaker.
He takes Watches tito pawn,
And keeps them for certain time,
Until-Geihg, going, gtss.
BARTHOLOMEW he's WAtchUsker--
HIS rams all people tell
On the corner, Els venfh street.
Opposite to the Hotel
BAk1HOLOMkW, MATCHMAKER
nolo Oppo,ite the America
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q GENTS WATER PKUOF AND

RI GENTS WATER PKUUF AND
MDRESS BOOTS We have lust received from
the Justly celebrated manufacturers J Miles
~ Son o fPhiaie phis, a fresh and full supply
ofof Gent calf Boots, both Water Proof and Dress,
which We COZ hdentIy recommend as perior to any
Boot now use both 70 durabi Try and comfort We
cordially invite gentlemen who wish pair OF Boots
which will render service at the same time wear
perfectly easy, to call on us and be fitted.
PUTNEY WATTR.
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- p. VINCENT, CLocK Asb
"a WArcHMAEER. JKwMIgR AND OpY1rJas
NA, The attention Of the public In invited 20
Dmy choice selection Of CLoCKs. which sar
quality and quantity are not surpassed BY any sini
lar establishment in the city. Likewise nne a.
sortHenr OF JEWELRY and sPRCTACLEs Tn
above goods were purchased recently. roR sAsa Of
the manufacturers; ard having made arrangemeats
pared at all vines to sell goods ct email sdyanr.
on factory prices just received another To- Il Peb
BILE Glasses 80 well salc to remedy the defcfs
OF vision occasoned from age weak nesg csformiiyos
otherwise. Sixteen years udy and practice In o..
teal Science enables me to decide to certainty
upon what kinds of Lenses are Lest calculated 70
imI ,ve the sight.
o.. clocks W atches, Jswelry and spectacles RE.
PAtkkD in the best manner and on moderate
terps VINCENT
Sign Of the epectaclss
or 1a-lm 9Th and Broad Ct Richmond "a
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"a THE ADAMS EXPRESS

HH THE ADAMS EXPRESS
- 1874 Main st.. hayins
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nos
ioik, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday and thence by railroad u
Weldon. Wilmington. Ly nchburg Salem. Wyfheyilis
and the principal places in Virginia and North sro
lima, are now prepared TO forward with great AZ
patch, and at reduced rates, every Kind of Marrha
dise Valuable Parcels. Jcwery, &C.. To the shors.
named cities. and all places on the seabosrd
Our Express the Steamships will be Accommodated
By special Messengers who will give their psrsonsi
attention 70 the careful handling Of goods eiltrust
70 the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Erpfess
ehippers win please take notice that pack stsss To
po4ntst In Virginia and North Carolina viii BE- ssrf Ey
steamers, unless otherwise marked
!rsighs received. On day ofailjng until O'clock,
AGsntof AdaM1 lxprsss "a.
n voPIOAL NOTIUA-Ixprcss packages sor
NON T. PeeersburG. Richmond and all places "a VII
Rinia ID North Carolina, intended for shipment o.
5teonua tps Hoaneke and jamestown, will hersa4ker
81 roo17l I'd By the ADAMH KxPRES6 COMPANY
vhgsss the suthosissd Agents for kxpras privileges
EsS TSt 81 y,,ss, s:s am.
MOTTO, 3.--Ail p.rsnns havirs clsims
~ assinss the s-tsts ~ the hate Or John Pow.
w. afe S~ou ~t-d n present them ard all ~ tSens
ndsbsed q I'D sStnte are heYehv nots6 10 ray
heir rmecth indsbeednesa. eistSy % NY aeenf,
% Tnos noUp. u. vh0 y snthoriiA 70 receive md
y H-i1s rowaa. Aan'IS,
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TNO0GETT g. ANDERSON.
u upHAI.STEhKRS AND PAPER HANGERS.

nOGGETT g. ANDERSON.
~ UPH3LSTEhKRS AND PAPER HANGERS.
Corner Of Governor and franklin Streets.
Have co ivod a large Snd elegant assortment OF
foods n their line Tor the FALL TRADE. which they
would he pleased to furnish &c thoir friends and tia
public generally, at . small profit.
paper Hanging and Uphol.tering ATTENDED to
promptly, and executed BY superior VOL kmen.
oc ll-2m
NEW CLOTHING.-Just received by
~ Express and opening this morning, one OF the
largest AID most beautiful stocks OF Ready mace
Clothing have ever had which for styles, quality
and make cannot be surpassed. Those in want OF
something really nice, can find 1t a.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS cos,
successors to Merchant Weisiger Co.
Also. choice lot OF Furnishing Goods, including
those celebrated Golden Il Ill SHIRTS made of the
finest material, and every Shirt warranted well
&C Is DARRACOTT. HARRIS co.
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Deduction In COKE.-Tae prices OF

DEDUCTION In COhE.-Iae prices u
IL COKE, until further notice. Will be as follows:
son I,uinp Coke..............-....S5p per losd.
Soft Hail Coke ............-........ 4.!3 &C.
Hard Coke, both grades ;...;-....... $50 90;
At these prices Coke is. all things considered the
beapest Fuel now offered, likely to be offered 10
he market, during the coming season.,
TEgMs-Clst dsiiceTg, OF On Gemdnd.
- Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and corner
byrd and 9Th, South side Canal; ,,,,r,,
my 13-tu JNO WG6th. hsene.
llTUMiNUUS COAL, Of good quality,
ID for smiths work and for stationary engines, for
ale by JkOJ EhFH, agent
se ats Canal, 10th st and Basin.
GALL IMPORT TIUNS.
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To OUR LADY F X 1 b n D 3
AND PATRONS-We wonld saw that we
have Nv on IA and q first rate assortment OF LADIES'.
Misses and Children's Boots, Shoes. Haiters al d
Overshoes. mbracIng all the different styles now
in use ALI of viii n We will guarantee to be a. good
az eau be found in the state Of Virginia or else
where and sht uld an arti To- which we recommend
at our counterY rip will repair it free Of cest to
the purchaser Call and supt ~ you selves at
PUTNEY Il WAITS, Il3 Main 1t,
mia kichwond Va.
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L 8 3 g.
4 ARMSTRONG, GATOR d CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBEks OF
GIBBONS, MILLINERY, SILK GOODS, FLOW

No I37 Baltimore street,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND HANOVER SIS, BALflMcRs,
lfer stock uneQu8!ed in variety extent and cseap
.ess Terms strictly nous. or Per cent Oh ior
- ,>ar fnpHo An 2S-3mt
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

n Have removed their Office to 2o2, Main a.,
above 10th, opposite Corinthian Hall. GOODS
called or and delivered FREE OF charge for drag.
age ~ ,f--ts
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MARBLE WURK.--The largest and
nnAD fAAes'' MILLER VfNCENTs,
on Main st., between stu and ON Sc, ANA
MONUMENTS Of any design made 70 order OF me
hest duality Of italian or American Marble.
LEfTRnIN6 neatly executed. so SIN
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asa METROPOLITAN HALL.-This
H5 popular Hall. situated on Franklin street,
near Governor having changed hands and under.
gone thorough repair and renovation, is now open
to the public and is offered On the most sccommo3a
ting terms. The rumor th+t it to be sold, and
appropriated to another purpose is erroneous, and
II present will spare efforts to keep up
its reputation az the best Hall Public Amuse
"sN''' A'''"' U.s. w. III 'D' JOHN oooX.
SO lS-ts Agent and Manager.
Corner Of Main and Pearl sts up stairs
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BOYS OXFORD TIES, an,

Bro2ans Of fine calf very strong and ye
hne. very superior, warranted Tot TO rip. at
mn - A
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

The USE OF On. HosrErTER's STOMACH
"BITTERs," for dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heav-
iRsss Of the Stomach, or any other like affec-
tion. is second to none in America or abroad.
To be able to state confidently that the g Btters
are q certain cure for the dyspepsia and like
diseases, is to the proprietors source of I'M
alleged pleasure. 1t removes all morbid matter
from the Stomach, purihes the blood, imparts
renewed vitality to the nervous system giving
it that tone and energy SO indispensable for
the restoration OF health. The numerous ac-
acknowledgements Of lis superior excellence and
beneficial results, have assured the proprietors
afflicted, and impart vitality to the thorough
system.
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The more striking proof. Of the intrinsic
worth and excellence Of DR.. Halls Balsam for
the Lungs, Is shown in the rspidity with which
II becomes a general favorite with the people.
There is nothing Of similar nature, but what
is soon cast in the shade, when the Balsam has
been thoroughly tested. The agents for its
sale the country over, in ordering new supplies,
are very enthusiastic in its favor, saying, 81: is
just the thing; it acts like a charm; its effects
are truly magical" The afflicted can find the
medicine at w. F, EI.MENDORF'S and
]. L. TAYLOR'S in Ott'lmwa anu in every
town throughout the state.
. See Advertisement
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See Advertisement.

A BooN ToR rAE CHILpREN-SP,LDiNG
OIL.-Mothers may well rejoice ip Mr.. Spald-
ing's great discovery Of the virtues of Castor
Oil and Rosemary for besides identifying
and Strengthening children's hair, it cures and
prevents all diseases Of the scalp. 1t should
Be in every. nursery, and there ii would prove a
rich 'sblessing to mothers"
Sold by w. F. ELMENDORF Ottumwa.
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The lecture of Rev. B. A. Spaulding on
Thursday evening at the Court House, on
"The truth Of the Bible a logical Necessity
which we regret we did not hear, is highly
spoken Of by those xho did hear it. A very
good audience were in attendance. The next
Lecture OF the course will be delivered by
Rev. J. Al. Nc Elroy, on Friday evening
next at the same place. Subject, "The Bible
illustrated by History"
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The vegetable ingredients entering into the
composition Of DR.. Hall's Balsam for the Lungs
rsnders it at once ANTI FEEBLE, Tonic, and
healing in its properties.
II the pulse is excited, it soothes it, If the
strength Is declining, 1t restores it, and il the
lungs are inAamed, and liberation is threatened,
it heals and invigorates them; such is the
PHILOSOPHY Of its operation, and many thou
sands rescued from the verge of the grave, can
testify that this is its practical effect.
For sale by w. F. ELMENDORF and J. L
TAYLOR in Ottumwa. See Advertisement
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Bride and Groom a Century ago

To begin with the lady. Her locks were
strained over an immense cushion, that sat
like an incubus on her head, and pias:ered
over with pomatum, and then sprinkied over
with shower Of white powder. The hight
Of this tower was somewhat over a foot
One single white rosebud lay on its top, like
an eagle on hay stack. Over her neck aud
bosom was folded lace handkerchief, fastened
in front by bosom pin rather larger than a
dollar, containing your grandfather's miniature
set in virgin gold. Her airy Form was braced
up in satin dress, the sleeves as sight as the
satural skin Of the arm, with waist formed
by bodice, worn outside, from whence the
skirt flowed of, and was dlstended at the top
BY an ample hoop. Shoes Of white Kid, with
peaked toes, aud heels Of two or thr.e inches
ELEVATION, inciosed her feet, and gllttered with
spangles, as her little pedal members peeped
euriously out.
Now for the swain. His hair was sic eked
back aud plentifully bsfoured. while his cue
projected like the hand Of skillet. His coat
was 4 sky-bIue silk, lined with yellow; his
long vest Of white satin, embroidered with gold
lace; his breeches Of the same material, and
tied at the knee with pink ribbons. White
silk stockings, and pumps with lacss and ties
ri the same hue, completed the habiliments Of
hisnsther limbs. Lace rafiles clustered around
his wrists, and portentlous frill worked in
correspondence, aud bearing the miniature Of
nv beloved, hnished his truly geLteel appear
ance.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-12-23

OYsrERs.-A. G.. Parks, at tbs office Of the
Western Stage Co., it will be seen, is prepared
to furnish the celebrated c. s. Maitby's Oys-
ten, fresh and Of the best quality, wholesale
or retail. Dealers and others in want of the
article will please refer to Mr.. Parks adver-
dlsement and send 10 Fairfield.
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]. PRuGH.-We solicit particular attention
to the advertisement Of our friend and neigh
Dor, J. Prugh, who not only has the best Stoves
but IL also one of the sbest fellows .extant.-
Success to him.
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Farm for sale.

TIME undersign offer for sale, on the most accommo-
- dating terms, and at extraordinary low price,
the following land viz: the u ONE Il ofSW y
- ano y OF 9, and the u ofN w \ Of Sec.
on ofshe side Of the 4 or Sec Z all in Township,
ty =. 40 containing 224x acres, in Wopello Coun-
The above land must be sold and har..,ni. or.,aa
STARR, PHELPS ROBERTSON,
tsa Burlington, Iowa.
Ottrmwa. Ss1 on y. y. Cioutuans
Esv. a6th, lee.
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The weather is very fine at present, the
roads first rate, and the river bridged with ice.
Teams have been crossing several days. II
tnowed some on Monday.
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CHRIsrMAs LuNcH.--Mr Geo. Giebrich
0esires u ~ say to his friends that he will set
D lunch at his Oyster and Billiard Saloon all
day, Christmas the 25th inst.
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Local and Miscellaneous
Rlanks.

We havejus printed, and have on band, a
general assortment Of blanks such As Deeds,
Mortgages, ana oil sorts Of Justices blanks,
which We shall be happy to sell in large or
email quantities, At the lowest living rates to
those in want.
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FARM FOR. SALE.

II OFFER for Sale two hunderd acres-forty of ii, /.
u Der 100 TO suit the purchaser. There l. goo
story and half house, with rooms and cellar o
the premises; also double log house, with goo 1
well of water, and plenty of coa--10 or 50 acres M.
der fence. Any person wishing good bargain vii
do well to call soon Ii lays miles south of ottumwa
For further particulars, call on
WARREN MAILING, on the premises of Village
Creek noS3 till March LIST 80.
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TUST RECEIvED-Fresh selected Figs, only 20 cents
~ pound Also, Raisons, Figs Dates Nuts, &C.
July S-nlS I'm. ELMENDORF.
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* 3OCERY kept nv REILLY
w Ladies and Gents just give call,
We've all that's essential in the grocery line
Peaches. Pine-Apples and all that is fine
Plums. Raisins, CrabbAprles Nuts OF all kinds,
Walk in and see, never mind the "hard times :"
Our Establishment is directly opposite the 'Cur
The variety is choice, and the stock is new, Flew"
Imperial, BLACK, and Young Hyson Tea.
Saleratus. Starch, Peppersauce and Coffee;
Sardines. Currants and Candy,
And all that's desirable except Wine and Brandy
Mustard, Ginger. Soda, and Dates
Every thing for Cash, at the lowest rates,
Figs, Catsup, Pepper, Sugars and Rice.
Citron, Tobacco, Nutmegs, and all kinds Of spice
Cigars-German, Opera. and Principe,
Tell your friends to come in and see.
Apples, Beans, Potatoes, and Salt,
When Won cot to our door just GENE to a halt.
Aug. IL, '5s-n24-tf
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f New Years Address.
Z The Carrier Of the Courier offers copy Of
the paper one year for the best New Years ad-
dress. delivered on or before Dec. Goth next.
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UFyou want good Boots Shoes, LAWRENCE has
them direct from the celebrated House Of Potter
Hitchcock, Boston. I
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pubic have been imposed upon, by
/. =, So, recommended by certificates, which
nave frequently originated from ,ome unknown
source.
We believe that Msdicin. oo...... I
merits will effect cures whenever it is used, at
home, ~ we'll - abroad. DR.. Halp. Rsl..m
for the Lungs ID no paragorie preparation
but one which. il used in season, will saw. III.
lives OF Thousands. The most distressing cough
10 frequently relieved BY single dose, and
broken up in few hours time. The afflicted
do not have to take bottle after bottle, before
they find whether this remedy Will afford re-
list OF not. Fersals by w. F. ELMENDORF
sad y.i.TAYLoR Ottuuws, $3.50
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j. RUSSELL SPALDINGS
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
r. O S f. M A r Y.

It z ~ II N a y
- AZ ~ Z.
Abraham A. Truax, Esq, Rotterdam N " writes
Am IS years of age and W 5 bald IS wears have u.s.
ed two bottles of your Rosemary and my hair il now
two inches long,
Rev Sylyanls Cobb Roston Nass-awa had ?, .
Their pay for than have other preparations for no.
thing Sc
Mrs d. Taft Cambridge Mass-sHaye used vour
Rosemary with great In keepinr my hair bIack
as age was turning Il fast ~'
months Mr Daniel AMI cHnnor Boston, Mass-Eish
healthy. know your Rosemary has forced to grow"
&c,
at gives a ranis erom,h aad darr a,os s 1,,,o
and does mt snil tbe Ia, o. ,,iIIov T., re -, -
of nothing SO yaluahle for iba heir e Ano"
r.,'.:e - , ~ t''e "s.i' -,
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agricultural.
r HoDEs rrprn ruosp,rr Of r,vr.
MANUFACTIRED FROM FORMULA OF

~ SUPER PHOSPATE OF LIME,
MANUFACTITRED FROM FORMULA OF
Dt> JAMES HIGGINS
STATE CHEMTST OF MARYLAND.
EVERY LOT OFFERED FOR SALE REGULARLY
ANALYIED BY DRS JAS. HIGGINS AND CHARLES
BICKELL AND FULLY WARRANTED.
In introducing this HIGHLY Authenticated
FERTILIZER TO the agrcuturst of the United States,
for the year 1885, forbear any heightened remarks
their intelligence is already informed of the value
BONES TREATED WITH SULPHURIC ACID, producing
the biphospate of lime and yielding SOL UBLE EHOS-
PHORiC ACID, the efficient and Indispensable nutri-
ment of plants.
As many preparations offered to the public styled
Super Phospate have for own and the protection
of the agricultural community surrendered up to Drs
Higgins and Bickell the entire scientific feature of the
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, and every lot
offered for sale regularly analysed by them and reported
to the public, which conceive will be proper caution
to the agricultural community protect them from mpo
ston in the many spurious articles offered in the
market
PAMPHLETS containing detailed account will be fur
nished on application or forwarded per mail
Packed in barrels and bags.
Price S45 per ton of 2, 900 lbs.
Address B. NJ. RHODES & CO.,
fe223m 141 West Pratt Street, Baltimore.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-19
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SUICIDE OF "FRANK FORESTER"

Shocking Tragedy in Broadway-Sui-
eide of Henry William Herbert, the
well known Author-Interesting Let
ters of the Deceased-Proceedi of
the Coroner's Inquest-Sketcho of the
Life and Writings of Herbert-Ap-
pearance Of his Late Home near
Newark, &c., &c.