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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-13
Personal Intelligence,

The Notc;oso de Neua York announces that Cheyaer
Miguel Maria Lsboa, late Minister of Brazil 10 Bogota and
Lima has been appointed Minister at Washington sue
coed Senior Cabalcante de Alb uquerque and daily ex
pected TO arrive here
Chevaer F. p de Csrvalho Borgess. the present Charge
d'Afares in Washington for Brazil has been appointed
with the same rank TO represent that empire in the
publcs Of New Granada, Venezuela and Ecuador
Ex Governor Seymour Of Connecticut letter from
London, Gays IL hsntention leave for home in the
steamer Of the l3rhhnst
Mr.. Comptroller Church and State Prison Inspector
Rhode. were at Saratoga on the 18th inst.
Hon:Joha G. saxe democratic candidate for Governor
In Vermont, s at Saratoga Springs.
Hon. Hiram walbridge New York, and Colonel e, B.
Alexander, u s A., were In Chicago the 10th inst
MP Passy'and lady Of Fla bon. T. J. Barr Hon. Eli.
Jan Purdy and hon. A. Schell, of New York; Lieut.
Col De Ruesey U. S A. and Capt Minor and LADY o. s.
NJ Baron Osten Sacken ,of the Russian Legation; NJ D.
fapy, Attorney General ofF1orida; Hon JAS Coop and
ivana Hon S. P. Chase, OF Ohio Hon J.
in Washington. - N'''e"' ~''
Hon. Simon Cameron is at Cane lsaud
The following list Of The revolutionary sod,ers spn
po.ed 10 be living and pensioners On the ron OF the
Of Michigan, with their age in iS5eFrsncs ne Long
van buien county 100 years Hooper Bishop, Oakland
years. Howard Brooks Aacomb county "a vesrs. 90
Norton, Livingston county, 80 years.
The following are the names Of all the revolutionary
ls6s--Amaria Cranda Lake county, 9s years Jarad
Fsrand Cay Ahogs county, 90 years. WILLIAM Jones' Ger
mont county, 9s years; Adam Link, Crawford county 30
years; James McDermott Richland county, IOl years
John Shalt, Gsha county, 10I years. Samuel saur,rd
Portage county, 90 years. Carey Toney reble county
sS years.
The Following changes have been made IN the Gle.
r!cal force OF the Pension ofice:-sephen C. Dodge
fourth GAGS Clerk removed; Daniel jerks promoted
from third TO fourth class cerkship 81 L. PHO promo.-
Cd nom TO third ca.s cerksbip Dewitt c. Wilson
re,ns,ated In second Class cerkship.
Americans registered at the Banking Office of Lsuslng
Baldwin Co. No Place dc la Bourse Parts, from July
w Hy.D u II norha
Geo. Bradshaw, D. r. Award, G. thompson, Hon p.
Bennett, B. P!tch, Wm Leopold, p N Moore Il NJ FIELD
Jr T. Butts AZ wife, R. o. hu,chpge, o. W WATSON,
iosdey and Riy, G. +. Bets and wife, r. u Elliott
Jr, Or. j. O. Smith, Dr. Hereen, j. p. Farrer, J. r.
uckton, Hon. W. ~ Seward, e. Jarassay, Barney Will
lams ana wife, w. E. Robinson and VITO, j. HOboen q
Iews, Q. Althorp, w. A. Donaldson and family New
foik; % FAIRBANKS, @ Hill, Dr. s A. Green Mas
tacnusetts; W. ". Sage ana Wife, South Carolna; A. j.
aoert and family Maryland; 5. EDgler, Missouri O X
Sfondy, Virginia; j. + TOoke, Georgia. F. t,sltpu r.
Clements. PensylvSnis; Or. Q. T simpson, Ohio
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suIsE OF THE YACHT HAswELL,
Marine Court.
Before Hon, judge Thompaon

DeIore uun. Judge thompson.
AUGUST IL ANDREW Spence William II. Merchant -
This action brought to $500 for negotiating the
sale Of lands On the part Of the plaintiff appears that
succeed in eectng sale Of tract of land the
OF Fourth avenue and Ninth street for S27 000 Tho
plaintiff bad many interviews with q Mr.. 6Cassibere,
grg him 70 purchase at the price indicated Cassoere
hnAly took the lots at $ The defendant offered 70
show by Cassbere that influenced by the plain
tiff in making purchase. rhe Court ruled out the
evidence the ground that the question wnether CASH
bere thus influenced not must DO dedCed from th
declarations of the parties Judgmen. for plain.
Gn for 5000 nd copte
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So ends our stay in Newport The people ought to be
very much obliged 10 US for giving them sensation.
Don't you think so2
Probably our cruise will end on Saturday at Ngartown.
AZ predicted has been exceedingly agreeable through
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ESCAPE OF WARREN, THE WIFE MURpEsER
John Warren, who deliberately killed Mis- wife on the I'd of
June ID 81, by drowning her, in the of wilmington
Escaped from the roRnd County jail this (rhursiay1
morning. al ~ our last advioes he had not been 70
captured -la 3gd Tines, AugtU. II,
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NEWS FROM THE WEST COAST OF MEXICO.
OUR MAzATLAN CORES PoNpENCE.


MAzArIAS, June 4, 1859.
An apparent Quiet Under Liberal R,eM Discomfort Of he
Lo,vr ard Middle Classes-An Attack on Colima By the
C"Mch Party Erpsced-7ae Liberals to- Assault Tptc
Nth Vi9or-Importance Of zaaan9 .i.-Masaaan in a
Weak State Of Defence-fesquiera 70 90 10 Sonora-G Gene
raj Vega TO take Cmmdnd-Ho,o the Money Goes
Captain Sone's Party in Danger at Gu1ynas-Trade ih
San francisco- Plenty Of Ejoymsnl-7heatricals and
1Kili.ayst-MtSic, dc.
Since the occupation Of this place by the liberal party
the inhabitants have enjoyed modcum of peace and SO
cury seldom permitted; but, strange seems, in teir
great Efforts to establish order apparent desire
Tor quiet an uneasy disposition everywhere visible
among the lower and mddng casses The better class
are, however, disposed TO sacrifice little principle an
ieens Tor The sake o. good governments blessing which
they understand only in the abstract.
Il s difficult to say how long wo may count upon tina
prsoen state Of things slough no one asprenens env In
refence from tho conservatives, who are loungng and
oraeng upon the people somewhere In the vicinity of
Coima. which am informed they Intend to assault. as
s0on AZ 'ney receive reinorcements from Suadalsra
small squad Of the church party stationed at
sinsi Sh called Acsponata, Immediately on The line
winch divides this State from Jasc, aud COM
mahas tne road to Topic TIE liberals are de-
'eimned 10 fellow up their victories by pronp, and
vgorogS attack upon Tepic which they are conaden. of
capturing with hut little trouble n tbsir n,aa -
pfopsons bold out until they reach Acannnats a ,s
expeot soon 10 hear of battle at or near that nlacc
Sent ward ior this purpose left upwards OF
WeeN sinoe we have hoard nothing from H. thouah we
ht ahNOus as continuance of rreeent ou,ei ana
secure condition depends UPON the resnif NJ tns ,@
tUh' a leieM OF tho liberals nj thu point World sn
Oouf"se mo CONSERVATIVE or church parry 10 aemy. ls
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T Ell EGG RAP IC.

NEW BEDFORD, August, IL, 1859.
The yacht squadron, re nforced by the Una sailed
from Newport at half ten this morning. anchored
off this port at five O'Clock
The Maria led the soops and the Madge the schooners
into port.
The squadron with music boat entered IN line the same
a. at Newport.
CRUISE OF THE YACHT HAswELL
PHILADELPHIA, August r. 1859.
The yacht Haswell from Providence for Richmond Va
was spoken yesterday by steamer Virginia twenty I've
miles south Of Cape Heplopen.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, August 3, 1859
The money market Is slightly more stringent
American securities steady.
Consols cossd yesterday al ei e5 for money and
count.
LONDON, Angus. 3-Nocn
OoDsols nave advanced to 95 e5h.
LONDON, August Neon.
Consols are quoted st 94zs n96,
LIVERPOOL CorroE MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 3, 1869.
The sales Of cotton for the last three days have been
l9ooo bales of which 600 have been taken by ssesua
tors, ard $500 byexporters The market closed quiet
but steady yesterday at r6d for middlng Orleans,
and "a Tor middl:ng uplands few forced sales
made at reduction of one-e'ghth Of Q penny
The market today is dull, and The Gales abou.
by Telegraph 70 Queenstown
LIvsRPooL august Moon.
TIE cotton market Is quiet, but steady; holders offer
Aheir s,oois freely bat chow disposition to pres
ssles.
STATE OF TRADE
LIVERPOOL, August 8, 1859.
Tho cdvioee rom Manchester fsyorable the market
1r goods 10 quiet, but steady.
LIVERPOOL .BaRADs7UFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 6, 1859.
The bYesdstrfs market "a dull, and quotations are
barely maintained. Aessrs. Richardson, Spence h
%. state that the harves. prospects favora-
BILE; they quote -four very dull, ard offered
freely at los . las Cd. Wheat dull and quota.
lions barely maintained: Western red 3d. Cd. 90. Sd
do white 90. . o. Cd. Corn quiet; mixed and yellow
5s Cd. a &C. 3D.; white 10. q IT, Cd.
by Telegraph 70 Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, August 4-Nool
The breedstuffs market ls very dull
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 3, 1859.
The provision marke. dull, with declining tendency.
Richardson Spence Co. report beef heavy and tending
downward Pork dull and quotations nominal 8acan
dull but steady. Lard dull at 54s. Talow hrmer bU.
quiet.
icy Telegraph 20 Queenstown
LIVERPOOL, August 4-No,n.
Provisions very dull.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 2, 1850.
Rosin steady at &c. 3D. for common. Potashes steady
.. ITS a27s Cd. Pearls quiet. Spirits turpentne dull at
3ss. Cd. 34s. Cd. Sugar quiet Coffee dull. Rice dull
10y Telegraph 10 Queenstown
LIVERPOOL, August 4-Toon.
Spirits :urpentine heavy; sales At $685. 33s Cd Other
articles unchanged.
LONDON MARKETS..
LONDON, August 8, 1859.
Breadsufs firm; holders are demanding an advance
which is not obtained however except for foreign wheat
which is Is. higher. Sugar steady Coffee firm Tea
sloS of sale but prices mastered Rice firm Tallow
6as 90 66s Lnseed Gil 2Ss 3d. The wool sales are pro.
crossing, and prices are slightly better.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City Of Baltimore of
Cape Race
TIVE DAYS LATER INIKIIiGENUE,
The French Array Of the Rhine
Dissolved.
the ZURICH CONFERENCE NOT YET MET.
br1adstoffS a1d Provisions DuI-Cotton
Quiet and Unchanged.
CSONSOLS, 81 7-S a IS,
Aos 10, 10.
the ZURICH CONFERENCE NOT YET MET.

CAPE RACE. Lugust IA, 1850
me British screw steamshp City CT Baltimore, Captain
leis'h, rom Iiv ~pooos the afternoon OF Wednesday
Me 80 nss via Queenstown OF .he 4th passed
pe Hsce at &C. IN o'csck Last evening (roursdsy),
route TO New FORK, where she viii be due on Monday
evening next.
The advises by The City Of tmore are five days later
han those by The Arabia HAfax and Boston, butare
without any, features of particular Importance.
The stes mship ASH, from New York Wednesday,
me 20h July, arrived Liverpool Sunday, the slst
ulsimo.
The w's.ssmshir hungarian, from Quebe, July %,
T'ive'A r.Lyerpooi August l.
Inc .scrcw steamship Adelaide, from Now York July
A. "a 3d. Johns, F., reached Galway on the I'd inst
- Cunard sorew steamer E.na, from New York. ar
TH sdrat Liverpool on the Sd inst
HoshSz Additional was known 70 the Peace Confe-
! s,ce.
The French Army Of Observation on The Rhine had
keen 'tass6lved.
Fha n losa TO the British government account of
INDIA hna teen snnounceo it is for Ave millions sterling
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The wind was very light, and 1t nearly Ave O'Clock
before the first yacht returned The round Instance sailed
was forty miles, but the sair much like one Of
the southwest spit resaas 10 make any special excite
ment.
The following the time of arrival The of the
winning boats marked WIKI
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
LyEspooL, August 4-Noon.
The ncv:s from the Continent TO- day is pacific.
Franz preparing for her naval disarmament
On mo Rourse yesterday the renes cosed at 69f 45c
Tho american Minister at Rome has obtained four han
dred scuc compensation for Mr.. Perkins, Of Boston,
whose property destroyed and family put in danger
~ ~ n hives IN the affair at Perugs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-31
The Fair Grounds.

The Executive Committed of the Central Society
meets to day at 10 O'clock, at the office of Its Pre-
silent, to select the locality OF the Fair Grounds
The question is a very important one indeed, as
upon a wise selection depends, in great degree,
tie success of the annual fairs aud of course, the
Society Itself The meeting ought to be fully at
tended, and the merits Of the different places
of,red TO the committee ought to DO fully and
fairly cauvassed.
The place selected should be the most convenient
OF access, and the bes, suited for the wants and
purposes OF the Fsir-euch as good wafer and well
disposed grounds. These considerations are 30
maaifestiy important, that they Will, Of courte.
occur to every one; but We regard jadicious Sc.
lection Of so much consequence to q cause when
all desire to prosper that We cannot forego the
disposition TO impress them upon those who have
control Of the matter. 1t will not do in the de.
ciaion Of the question to select place that is in
accessible, although II have every other quality
that Is desirable. On the other hand, 1t will not
do TO select place that is accessible and yet pos
sessss ne other recommendation. 1t must be near
the city, accessible at trifipg expense, and be
adapted to the wants of the Society as nearly az
possible In every respect. If the grounds are to
he located near o railroad which would be all the
better, terms ought to be made with tho road be.
fore the selection, s to the charges for transpor-
tation to the Fair Grounds, which ought to be as
low as possible.
We hope and believe those considerations will
prevail in the selection by the committee. II
they choose the right place all the Fairs will sue
eeed and the cause OF Agriculture as far as it can
be benefited by these annual meetings, prosper
II, unfortunately bad selection should be made,
1t viii be fatal to the exhibitions. People cannot
be made 10 go where they do not like to go.
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The people Of portion of the United States are
preparing once more TO make asses of themselves
They are getting ready to give another ovation to
Charles Dickens, obiivious of the manner in which
they perior med the donkey fifteen years ago, and
of the energy with which he laid the cudgel over
their recreaat hides la his american Notes.
Few persons Of mature age have forgotten the
universal shout of welcome, the ovei flowing en-
thusiasm, with which the author Of the Pcktoiek
Rapers was welcomed to the homes and hearts of
the people Of tho Northern States. The austere
and frigid city Of Boston went into strong bysts.
RIGS ossr the gifted and glorious stranger; New
York, always ready for fun aud frolic, gave him
reception that would have gratiied prince of the
blood, and even broad brimmed Philadelphia took
off her chapeau, and made him q low bow, and
welcomed ''frieDd Charles" to the most elegant
shfioss Of hospitality. Every one remembers the
return be made: the book, loaded to the muEzle
with billingsga.e which he let of at the Uuited
States, upon his return to Eogsud; tho mud and
dirt that be cast at US as soon as be was back
again il tie eeDgeniai atmosphere Of st. Giles -
And now, having been once deceived by this man,
which was bis fault, they are going to give him
second opportunity, with their eyes wide open, to
repeat the same disgusting farce. What has be
done since be left America that entities him to
this expression of conf deuce aud ad mra,ion
Is IL the boox he wrote abusing our country and |
its pe0piei Ii It his recent reputation OF hi, |
wife, after married life OF twenty years on ac.
connt Of alleged incompstibiiity Of temper |
Really. ualsss our countrymen desire 10 pay a |
premium to the moral Isxxaroni Of Europe, 70 pe,
thsm With ali manner of scandal and obscenity.
taey onghs to cnitisa.e little more sslf.respect
ana PM some check On the ardent impulses of
thsir nature.
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
: RroRrED FOR TIE :.DIspArCH.
FROM WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 The Democratic Senator'S
held q caucus this morning on the subJect OF tue
tariff. Mr.. Hunter offered resolution, declaring
Il iuexpedient to change the law ct the present
session. Mr.. Bigler presented o substitute tnese1
for, as follows:
Resolved, That the revenue being insufhcient 70
meet the expenses OF the government, It wise
and expedient to increase the import duties 70
meet the deficiency.
Mr.. Bigler's substitute was voted down, ana
Mr.. Hunters resolution was adopted by large
majority.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 30.-In the caucus, Mr.. !ver-
son, OF Ga, said he was not uDfavorable 70 Q
change in the tariff. Messrs. Toombs, OF ga, aud
Benjamin. Of La, we're not averse to specinc du-
ties, as recommended by the President, but each
expressed willingness to cooperate with those
they had been acting with. Mr.. Douglas, OF HI,
thought 1t a fitting occasion TO re-assert the ira
dtional Democratic doctrine, IN favor OF al rdto'
rem duties. He said specific duties meant pros
tective tariff, and he thought Democrats ought TO
protest against them. He believed the present
tariff sufficient, If economy was practiced oy the
Executive He was for approximating as near as
possible to free trade. MIR. Sidell OF La, onereo
q resolution "that it is the duty OF the Execu-
tive to look rather to the retrencbment than an
increase of Duties" which was adopted.
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NEWS FROM Utah,

LEAvEswoRrH, Jan. Is, 1s59.-The Utah mail OF
December %, has arrived at st. Joseph There had
Cummings message Is described as brief and
pointed The weather had been very severe, aud
the mercury stood at % degrees below zero fol
four consecutive DAYS. The Presidents message
was carried to Salt Lake in eleven days.
new and practicable pass through the Sierra
Nevada has been discovered, which shortens the
distance to the Pacific materially.
Fifteen mules had persisted from cold at Sweet
Water. and seventeen men were badly frozen.
The Utah Legislature met at Fillmore City on
the 18th. organized on the 18TH and adjourned tc
meet at Salt Lake City on the 9th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-31

~NEw RETAILING GOODS.
JANUARY &C. 1852
sAM'L NJ PRICE CO.
Have been receiving every week since the lst Jan
narv further supplies of seasonable Dry Goods.
making their stock complete for the season. Among
Linens, Linen Sheetings and Towelling-good
bargains
Bombazines, ChaIles and Tamise. for mourn
ing - =,
ties,Sc
Goods Tor Servants and Field Hands in Plaid
Domestics
Striped and Plaid Osnaburgs, Burlaps. &c
To which they invite the attention Of buyers prom.
Isl ng the best e DDS at fair prices. aN--6t
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LATER FROM HAYTI-REP0RTED SUCCESS OF
THE REyOLUTIONISTS.

NEW YORK Jan. % A private letter from Port.
au.Prince, dated January 10th, via st. Thomas aud
Havana, says that Soiouque had been debated by
Geffard, and the imperial troops we're running
back upon the city. SoIouque himself was ex
pected there every minute, and it was said that
Geffard was only few leagues in his rear The
writer thinks that the contest is nearly ended
and that In day or TWO the republicans would be
in free. At the time of writing guns were being
fred within hearing of the capital, which was
supposed to be salute in honor Of Gefard.
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a~HARTsHoRHE's CURH-ALL-
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPkPs1A, WEAK sT0S
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

AND kEMEDY FOR DYSPkPS1A, WEAK STOM-
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BIZ A CHEMIST.
BoTrLEs ~, IS and 50 cents ana one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY In MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept IN
all families in case Of accidents sudden sickness
1t frequently in sss time than IL requires 10
get physician.
1t cures pain in any part OF the system and Ia used
externally and internally.
HARTSH0RNE'SCUKEAL cures Rheumatism
Neuralgia and Chilblains
HARTSHORNEs CURE-ALL cures Cramps. Collie,
Palma in the Stomach or Bowels.
TRANSFORMERS CUkE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
uAkTSH0RNk5 CURE-ALL cures Sprains
Bruises, scalds. Buras and Frosted Feet.
HARTSH0RNE'S CUREALL cures Pains In the
Peet and swelling of the Joints.
HARTSHohNES CURE-ALL cures Stif Neck
from q Gold, and A que la the Breast
HARTsH0RNES Gu RE ALL Is good for Dyspep-
sia, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever You have Pain, use the CURE.ALL, as
Il acts upon the Nerves, Musles, Sinews, Blood and
Bones, and, by its warming electro magnetic power
expels all pain from the system. Get Q bottle and
try 1t.
The above medicines to be had ct all Drug storcs
IN Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg and all towns in
Virginia. &C l5-Sm
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SELECTION OF FAIR GROUNDS.
sS>-a-a A full meeting Of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Virginia Central Agricultural Society is
hereby called for MON DAY next, az 10 o'clock, at
the Office of the President for the purpose of ex-
aiming and selecting the grounds Tor annual
Fairs.
AS this is an important duty. members from the
country as well as those from the city are request
ed to be present. G DiMMOCk,
ia 26-ti Sec'y Va A =.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO

New YORK, Jan. 29-The steamship Arago,
from Southampton, on the 18th instant, arrived
this morning. -,
high and rough head seas, driving nearly the
whole passage. -
The Arago brings l26 passengers and cargo va
lued at 100000.
All the prominent points in her news have been
already received per the Arabia at Halifax.
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ELOPEMENT AND SUICIDE.

BELLOWS FALLS, Vt, Jan. % "A young man
named Harrison Sanders eloped last night with
the wife of his brother, Daniel Sanders, from
Springfield, Vt, came to this place and took a
room at the Bellows Falls House. The husband
sand the Sheriff pursued them, and the parties,
finding themselves caught, took strychnine. Young
Sanders died in twenty minutes. The woman il
expected to recover.
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MARaIED.

On Thursday the nth inst by the Rev. Yhi1p
Courfnev, Mr. FLEMING MOORE 70 Miss ELiz y
BETH a0ODE-all Of this sity.
On the 9Th inst, at 81 James Church, " sne nes
Joshua peterki In On ARIES A. ROSE 70 MARI y,
edes, dams htsr Of Samuel J. Rutherford Esq All
~ this rffy
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RICHMOND. Oct l. 1853.
n%I HAVE been using SEMPLE's In
FALLIBLE BAKING POWDERS for some two years. and
feel no hesissncy in saying that have been
more than pleased with 1t, and regard it as vastly
superior to any Yeast Powder it has ever been my
good fortune to thy. BARER,Jr.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, May 20. 1883.
Dr. " GQritck-Dear Sir: After keeping house
for several months. and being so frequently foiied
in making loaf bread was induced TO try your
sEMpIEs BAKING POWDER. Since then L have
had little trouble and ly fail TO have good
bread. have tbou2hts It but due to you that
should cay much, as / have in constant use your
invaluable Powder more than year
RRUINroS, King Queen CO Va. May 8.
Or. Garlick-sir: Having constantly used your
SEMPLE'S BAKING POWDER since its origin. and being
more than pleased with its efficacy readily pro-
nounce il the best of the lLany kinds have been In
the habit of using
Very IN uly yours JOHN BLAME, Il.
JOHN W GARLiCK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor:
Richmond, Va.
Sold BY Druggists and Grocers generally throngh'
ont the State, ia S'~l"