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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Mr OppYKE now stands before the people "a the
nominee of the Republicans, the Americans 'au
Peoples party-the last an organization o. "orA.
ippmep and land reformers, who, we oehs'e' count
about COO votes in the city. An informal but
numerous ss.emblsge of carmen aDdtruckDen nave
also nominated him, and, as things are no" gong
he will soon be nominated by even body but Tam
mauy Hall sid The n. L. Tmss. Ihe nde Is
rising in his favor, and public opinion IA over
ube'niuply concentrating upon him as the Ouly
candidate who stands any chance OF beating wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

tempted TO use it in bribiDg newspapers Ano"
of one journal, with no Tamusny Proclivi''eS' 70
which one thousand dollars was offered 10 come
out for Havemeyer. Considering that TIE "'n'
avenue movement was started to put Down the cor
rupt use of money in elections and thsi Mr. hs'e.
meyer is run on the ground Of his high NOR"
character we must say that this traosae-
ton has very ugly look. Are the parties wno SET
on foot this bribery business aware that tsere Is
such a thing as indictment by Grand Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

The Republican National Committee will meet
at the AstOr House in this City on Wednesday,
Dec. 81, to decide on the time for holding the Ma
tiOnal Convention of 1860, and to agree on the
terms of the call. We presume the attendance
will be full, and that quite number of leading
Republicans not members of the Committee will be
present on the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

The ~ Y. Times yesterday eontrsdieted' state
ment respecting recent demand made by ttss paper
for double prices for advertisement in favor OF Mr.
Opdyke. The gentlemen of whom the demand was
made inform us that they yesterday waited on the
responsible editor OF The Times, who on leaning the
facts admitted the correctness the original statement
and dsavowed the course of his representative on the
occasion allude6 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

A very dangerous counterfeit on the Philadelphia
Bank was put in circulation yesterday in that city.
Almost every bank in the city received them, and
clearinghouse received $4,000 of the spurious issue
from this city It's supposed the country is flooded
with them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

The Republican candidate for Alderman Of tho
Nineteenth Ward is George d. Gregory. He is run
ming against Terence Farley. Need anything more be
said We understand that Terence . also to have 3
Democratic opponent, 20 that Mr.. Gregory election
ought 10 be cers:in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
The Wing General Committee completed lts
ticket last evening. 1t stands as follows;
For Mayor.
J. DE- PEWTER OGDES.
For Corporation Counsel
GREENE G. Bronson.
For Aim- House Governor.
JoHN III. BRIGGS.

Mr. Briggs who was nominated last evening, is
widely known as the Alderman who divided with
Stephen II. Branch the honOrs of the investigation
into the nativity of the late Chief Matsel He is
not sure that he will permit his name to be used on
the ticket with Ogden and Bronson, and made
speech of non.acceptance, of which we give a YER
latim report in other columns. He will, on Friday
announce bis decision in regard to the nomination
Mr.. Briggs has not been brought so prominently
before the public since the grand matrimonial lot
ten scheme of Mr.. Perham, in which ne was
eadfpg participant. His hesitation as to accepting
the no, nination is probably to be ascrbed to the
temnorarv absence from the city of his private
secretary. M. Branch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

81. LOUIs, Tuesday, NOV. y I.'9:
The EreaiRg Bulletin announces, on the authority
Of The editor Of The arcade PrOsPeet, the organ
Missouri raining interests intelligence Of sbs dsooy-
cry in South East Missouri Of vein q norDoenos
rock, which It Is believed viii yield slO,Ooo worn
gold 20 the ton. Assays now being maae ana 80
next issue Of The Areada Prospect VIII son'"'1 'S~
particulars,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
Now and Dangerous Counterfeit.

pHILAD 1LPHIA, IuetuANs NOV. =, IoJt
Very dangerous counter bit noteson the Philadelphia
RanL were thrown into circulation this morning. They
ave the hest ever executed and almost every Bank IN
the city il vicIm. TIE best Judges were deceived
and Il il probable that other Gtes may snfer. baik
nrhoule in Third street received this morning, - 80
OF the spurious Phadephia notes from New-YorS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

The Stats Zsitung, the German organ Of Tam
many Hall, has some interesting reasons why Dir
Wood ought not TO be elected Mayor. Fernando
Wood" il says - is thorn in the flesh Of the
" Democracy of this State" Mr.. Wood has not
"only been az ncurable source Of disturbance in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
THE CHINESE TREATY.

1t is questionable, now, if a ratification Of the
Chinese Treaty can be proclaimed without further
action BY the Senate. When il was confirmed
here, certain day was named for it's exchanges.
but delays prevented Mr.. Ward from consummat-
ing the exchange till several weeks after that time
Ii the President should decide additional action ne
eessary, correspondence must be withheld TIL 1t IL
taken. 1t has now been published, that the I'm
perial Commissioners were prepared to receive and
entertain the British and French ambassadors like
Mr.. Ward, and when the cause of their non-attepd;
ance was understood, it was suggested, through tho
mediation of Mr. Ward, to remove the difficulty,
which probably would have been accomplished had
they not started for Shanghai before his return
from Pekin The Emperor was particularly so
Gctous for the conference with Nr. Ward and a
copy of rescript was issued expressing such
wish, furnished to our Government with other evi-
dences of friendly feeling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
Railroad Casually.

WORCESTER, Mass, Tuesday, Nov ~ lSo.
Ahxn Allen. a prominent and respected citizen ca
Worcester. was instantly killed this evening ~ tho
cas- Of the Norwich Railroad. Mr. Allen formerly
bald the office Of City Marshal, ana DE- ~, 49,. s''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

TREsTos, Tuesday Now 30 lSs
The State Caavassers met to-day and declared tho
official vote for Governor as follows; oldeu, 53Ji5S
Wright, 5l,7lA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
Nep91ork DAILY Gibm,re
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1859.
To Advertisers.
in The WEEKLY

Those who wish to advertise in The WEEKLY
Tp1RusH win please send in their announcements early
possible Having larger circulation than any other weekly
newspsper It very best medium through which to reach ell
parts of the country Price One Dollar line each insertion
for this weeks issue must be handed in to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
The sailing of che Canada.

BosroN, Tuesday, Nov. ., 1877
The European mails 70 60 forward by the eAna,iA
close ut QUE Pos-0ffee at o'clock Tomorrow and ehs
for Europa left at No. II Wall street. New~fofks
before IL a. M, will be forwarded by the Canada fro
this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
Non.arriyal of the Niagara.

SAcKvnLE, N. b., Friday, Nov. 29-S p. n.
There are yst no signs at Halifax Of the RoyakAsh
steamship Niagara, now nearly due from ldvepod
18th inst via Queenstown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

We learn that the Tammsny men have succeed
"a in raising $4,000 for their election expenses;
but We are compelled TO cay that they have begun
TO spend their money very badly. They have at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

Adyices from Brownsville state that out of re
yenpe, Cortinas had hung three Americans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

IMPORTANT TO DYsPEPrICs:
This distressing disease well ISDIsEsTioS, HEART
Burn souH STOMACH LIVER COMPLAINT AoIDfTY, BILIous
EEss, JAuNDIoE, FEVER AND AGUE, FBsAL1 COMPLAINT
COsrIyxEKss Loss APPETITE HEADACHE, GENERAL DE-
BILrTY &C. Of however long standing stubborn or chrome
character find certain and and that speedily
by the use Of that wonderful preparation,
The OKYGENATBD BITTBRs.
The OxYeEsATRD BITT aRs.
Sold By BARNES PARK, r. c. WELLS Co, McKEssoS
ROBBINS SOHEyTELIE Bros Co. New-Yok and BY dealers
sxervuhere in civ audc country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
GREAT REELECTION IN PRcEs AT GExN's


Prices edueed in Laees sud EmeEodeEtes
Prces Reduced in Boys sid opths' Clothing.
Prices Reduced In Lsdine' Hosiery.
RFnrcTfON PRICES AT 5HSIs's BALAAK-
Prices Reduced in Ladies' CATER and SipPers-
Prioes Reduced in Boys and Giris Shoes.
Prices Reduced in Children LeEgins.
Prices Reduced Ia 0iris Dresses.
GEHaT REDUCTION ~ FkicKs AT OHSfSs BAZAAR
Prices Reduced In Gifls' Dresses,
Prices Reduced in Small Boys Suits.
Prices Reduced In Infants WA5irobes-
Prices Reduced in Infants Clocks.
Prices Reduced In Ladies Robes de Chambre.
Prices Reduced IN Ladies' Under Linen
Pricea Reduced In Bridal Outhts
GREAT REDUcTioS Is PRICES AT OEsIS's bA1Ak'
Prices Reduced IN ladies' Bonnets.
Prices Reduced in Chidrens' Bonnets,
Prices Reduced in Children Fancy Hate.
Prices Reduced n Ladies' Head Dress
GREAT REELECTION PRICES GBs1N's BAZAAR
Prices Reduced Ii Ladies' Furs.
Prices Reduced 10 Chldrens tms
Prices Reduced IN Sleigh Robes.
Prices Reduced In Gents Fur Collars.
Prices Reduced in Gents Fur Gloves,
Prices Reduced in Gents Fur Caps.
GREAT RKDUCUOS PKCKs At OKSISs bAhAAk-
Prices Reduced IN Ladies' Fur Arctic Hoods
Prices Reduced in Boys Cloth and elvet CtPa,
Prices Reduced in Boys and Mems Sof Hats
Prices Reduced Ia Gents Dress Hsts.
Great Reduction In Prices at GYSiSs BAZAAR,
Nos 507 and 5i3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
A FRIENp n NEEp-TRY III.

Dn SWEETS lNFALlfHLE LiNINENT
-. 80 external remedy Of the Prepared from the
xss q Or stephen sweet ., SN an ss zoe ssssId
qs ,in and immedAte cure for res9sts'e soei neo-
Edgis toothache and al rheumatic Heryeas
tnnssso ssTs iniuIies ke An sufferers should give :
SrfsL RIoHAKDsOr GO. ff"P's''''' w. ~
esle oyeryWkerr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
THE SENATE PRINTING.

The Democratic caucus of the Senate will not DO
held for fortnight after the meeting OF Congress.
There is an animated struggle for printer IN that
body already The Office will be an unusually vaiu-
able one as the administration is determined to
send oil documents there not specially called for By
the House. and present laws forbidding any pay for
duplicates beyond actual cost of paper and printing
Senator Gwin and others urge Mr. Bowman, who Is
the Presidents candidate but leading Senators ara
opposed to him, and desire separate printing for tho
press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30

WIDER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE,
~ Great FreProof Safe Of the World secured With the
kasl Pow dor aud BUrgsr-PIo Locks
Baukers Jswelers and House safes naoe 70 oIue. Nv
OUIRK BROTHKRs No 9S Maiden-lane, N I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
the ORGANIZATION.

Secretary Cobb emphat'cslb denies having sug-
gested or favored the plaa Of organizing the House
attributed 10 him, by which the Democrats would
vote for Southern opposition candidate forSPeaker
He says If members would resist such an arrange
ment, or any other which repudiated OF refused 10
recognize the regular Democratic nominee 1t would
be more satisfactory TO them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-30
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

Special Dispatch to The H. 7. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, koy. %, 1859.
DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS.
AL the departmental reports are ready but Sec
Rotary Cobb's, which will be finished tomorrow.
They are much shorter than last year; with the ex-
ception of Secretary Floyd's, the message Is also
one.fourth shorter. The Treasury Report viii be q
business.like document, confined mainly 10 an ex-
hbit Of the financial coalition Of the Government.
and the reasons upon which the estimates are pre-
dcated Theories and contested principles will DO
ignored entirely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06
HAZE, CAPS. no0fe. %
- NEW sioux
nuors AEnsD SHOES.

We are receiving this morning. Dec I'D, Peg
steamers and schr 3. Nickerson. good assortment
Women d heavy weltsd heel BOUTS. made strong
and good; sizes: tot. sto7, . toy. Gto >. And
to O. These Beotsare made 10 order, and are such
as we can warrant to wear well.
Mems fiEe Calf BR09ANS .
Mems fiue black bottom BROaANe; sizes: sto II
and 10 to Is
Mems fine Calf Oxford TIES
Mems heavy double sole BOOTS
Mems fine Zip BuOTS
Boys fine Calf BOOTS. all sizes. to .. 10 70 10
to
to ell
Weinyite all In want TO give US call.
PUTNEY h WATTS,
Is Main street,
IA 81 Emporium OF Fashion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.--This Institu.
~ ton, which has been in successful operation fol
tho last fue years. s situated on
CHURCH HILL, RIO lIOND, VA,
IA delightful. airy position, and Is Furnished viii
every convenience conducive TO the comfort CT pa
fonts and the successful treatment Of dissas-
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
mediation of gentlemen who may find it irconve
Particular attention will DO paid to the lvs7o-aK
scdSds, which arc peculiarly Cominodious.
TERMS:
(Etsyable Oh the reneralQf the Rltteat}
Ehlte patients, per week
Soivio GU no. =.
Private Rooms, ................S7 to SI5
~ City accoptances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known K
one Of the Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for 3oSrd Medical attend
ance, Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrangement
With the 1ntrraary of the Medical College, q small
additional fee. ranging from 81 to $9 will be charg
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
Ascertained beforehand by application Que Of the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their persaneI stten
ton to all patients placed in their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON ID. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and5th.
THOMAS POLLARD 81 D.
Basement of the Powhatan House
0. A. CRENSHAW, II. d,
Franklin st., rext door below Trinity Church
VIM. ". PARKER n D.
i,sv Building, Franklin street. next door to State
TKos. N; NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Physician ID
ian I--sodly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06
LofTRHun1.
Ts, ~ - * THEpV
CPARTA ACADEMY LOTTEh1'
CAPITAL PRlzE s5o.oesi

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLtj AS the mem ~. .s, o.
er Of the a. ants char cred By the cta'es o. peia
ware Kentucky Missouri ana psMfs . Of ess ~
= wsnr. ~ Wilmington Delaware. we have dcein-
ed it caaage the name e, our urn; oH
And after January iss. 1882 to tnat OF WIZ, ADDI
tie sparta Academy Lottery. and the others, as
above namtd. ,....sn.-a-.d 81 so,a,,c>
o,,r business with integrity and prCmptness. ana
wa can the public that the patronage hereto
fore besto we'd on il WEI deserving OF peinS trans
farred M our successors. Very respectfully,
'oii'u " W. b SWAN co.
nnni
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06


RECEPTION or ssxAfsa Bouetss ~ PnLAprssA'
Hon. stephen A. DougIas arrived 10 Phi'ade'pn's
Mosday evening Ut seven O'clock. sumbef o.
his stiends assembied At Walnut street shari, and
on making his appearance Mr. d. was iouo'y
cissrea. A salute was fced and quaati'y OF
fireworks displayed from Smiths Island, - 'ne
boat reached the wharf The Ledger says:
In response 70 repeated calls, Mr.. Dougias ad.
dressed the persous assembled Il ON carriage. 10
Escort, beaded by q braS band, was formed, ana
IL accompanied Mr. Douglas to the 81. Ltwreuce
Total A. the party reached Third aud Walnut
street some confusion was occasiohed b5 the pre-
uaatnre exp;osion OF . aunber OF fireworks con-
tsinsd in A wagon at the rear. Co reaching the
hoteI Nr Douglas, from the balcony Of the second
story. addressed the assembly In front OF the
bon.e He thanked his friends for their cordial
yeceptien. He WAS not vain enough TO consider u
a mere personal compliment; Il gave him more
pleasure ia believing that it was the expression CT
their sentiments 10 favor Of the principles OF self
government which had prevailed In the recent
election 10 Illinois. In the midst of such stor 10
bs wsu,d not detain them with any extended re-
marks II had been his lot to live for the past two
years in the midst of storm, but he did not wish
10 sutjec, his fellow citizens TO the same EcooyeA
to meet them all, and extend his hand In friendly
greeting. John Rorney next made his appearance
In answer to calls. He said he did not regard the
we'come to Nr. Douglas mere parry Welcome
No man, no American, no Democrat, no Republic
can no man North, no man South, could have wit
messed that campaign In Illinois without being
impressed with the fact that the man Who led the
army of popular sovereignty was hero. lie
thou. hit the day for independent men Ike MIR.
Dourlas had arrived. and IL would not be long
before all parties would be ready to receive him
With honor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

Besides the ohoys. there eere sbipped ~ MO e q,
sesseis o"ss: % bales q Dsme.sie.. and 4a half
Sbssm Of f.s. 70 vindssr - eo.s Meal, ~ LNet
n, nsrcss sso Dsek ages. aud 1875 lbs msnutse-
sn,sd fobsoeo 70 Hsvrs-ie n1 rta.es, TO Mo
S,snds~is, fess q Lard To vcnioe-l6. bis Re
- nnd &C ros India Rubber Goods To Haiiiax-
$50 bashsis sras; loo bbis Bread, and 2 boxss 10
kass White Lead. To Bremen-s39 bs.s Rosin. and
s. boxes robsoco.t
ss@ Floar Inspections.
We have published the Flour Inspections for the
last QuaEtsr Bs'ow we give statement OF inspet-
saoss sines a. inclusive. The statement exhibits
shs inspections for the quarters ending 10 the months
pansd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

A The last weekly statetnept Of tho PhHaIeIpHlR
b.nss showed the annexed aggregates; 10 sze,
SH oS, specis 500 .>e. circulation - cSs = dc
points. si7.ae083
sales in Nev York on Tuesday Of 3lh no Va. SIS
20 no. $50 DO a. a,H g. 900 do IS at D. $500 dc
lbs O.. interest az e,a: s.s0Ho Tennessee ss-N at
e2A; and 81 co.. North Caro- ira IS ex div. 37E.
ExCHANaR AND ERElGHTS.
Aos,Is, j n sterling bills rule steady, but
The. u no special variations Ia TIE raseS ~ COM
rarsd with last week "
Frsigots on cotton for Liverpool are quiet. but
unchanged.
kpCbfPYs AND EI PORTS OF COTTON.
New UELlAsJ Jan. The receipts Of cotton at
She pJrss contlnus 70 -Aov . heavy incressse-the
total a. Compared with the same tune lat year
no . reaching 10 oy1 bales.
Jhs sxs rts ~ ca opean ports are also on the In
crusse the inerea to GREAT Britain alone since Sep
tssnber Let being ieJ o ba"s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

-...., -. NVw + : iI;Pi;i1GR AID HAIR

o-I. NEW CARRIAGE AND HAh.
NRss REP0sIrORY.-The subscrteeas &
hsvinS been for number Of y Ell. ,sctIon who
NAV rri.h 10 rarchaee q variety Of light ana sun'
stantsl CARnI AZ e., such a. Buegies, koe S
Kc All, work warranted made OF good anu ,ecs
material Persons wishing to purchase are Tsak
fuIlv invited to give call and examine. hn :. ~
meuts will be offered 70 their I'D vantage. Dot ~
Hsas arn M PULLEN.,
&C lily wall, u. near Sk GunI u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

DTNe FoA HIS COUNTRY BY PgoxY-Wken Col.
L-- WAS = csndidAts for Congress in one Of the
North western States. be wss opposed to gentle.
men who had distinguished himself In the war OF
1917, Discovering, Ia the course of tho canvass
that his opponents military reputation was
operating strosgiy to his prejudice, he conc udst
70 lat the people know that he was not unk nowu
% tame - . ro,dier himself AID accordingly, in
his next speech he expatated on his sehisveme nts
IN tbs tented Geld as fIllows:
My competitor has told you cf the services he
rendered 10 the last LIST tell yoa that too
acted 40 humble part In that memorable contest.
When the soesin Of car Summoned the ehivslry oil
the Wsst TO rally 10 the defence VI she nstiona
honor, l. follow citisona, animated by that patri.
otto spirit that slows In every Americas bosom.
hired substitute far that war, and the bones OF
that n ~ now lis bleaching on the banks Of the
Raisfn
He WAS elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

GETTING Wire BAcK.-A habeas corpus ease Ct
40 unusual character came before Judge Bennett
Of Burlington, W., spou the following state Of
faoss:-Mr. Edgar VI Brown, aged Is, ran away
With Mss Sarah Jane Phillips, little damsel uo.
der 10. and married her. Sarah Jane had some
property In her own right, independent Of her pa-
rents, With whom she lived. The property, and to
senas extent its owner, we're under the protection
Of DE-. Hathaway as guardian. Now DR.. H. pers
festiy abhorfed Master Brown, which made an
slopement necessary. The youthful twain were
made one by Justice Uphsn, of Winooski, and
Sarah Jane rsturned to her mother. " her eupon
Or. Hathaway came In Q rage and took her away,
placing her ct b boarding school under bis own
control. Hence writ of hsbess corpus on the
part Of the bsrsaved boy Brown. Dir. II. was at
slrst stubborn aud refractory, but finaly under
terror Of the law, produced the bride. OF course
there could b Int one result. Elgsr aud Sarah
rushed gsthsr. sad departed arm Ia arm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-06

NEGLECTED COLDS AND COUGHS
suffering from them saould speedily Use some one
ofthe following valuable remedies Bodek er's Pull.
monary Balsam DR. Puller's Tom, Wistar's Baisam
Wild Cherry. Ayres Cherry Pscsorat. Jay se's Rex
pectorsn.. Roses Cough ey mp, Hartshorn's syrup,
Mrs GARDENERS Basam Of livsrwoft, Mrs Dawes
Bry ans Pulmonio Waters; for sale By
B0DEkER Drugziet
tAA M 10 Main