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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-25

FLORIDA RAILRoAD-Messrs. Mcdowell &
Callahan having abandoned their contract
for the laying of the iron on the Florida Rail-
road some eighty hands left Fernandina a
few days since The East Floridan, of the
18th, learns, however, thai the residue of the
iron will be laid by the company without the
Intervention of contractors.
FAILURE OF LOCOMOTIVE WoRKs.-The fail
ure of the Boston Locomotive Works is an
nounced, for six hundred thousand dollars
The company had sold work at the West and
other parts of the country, to railroad compa-
MES, &c, taking i'll pay bonds, which proved
worthless.
TRUE ECONOMY is about TO spend
Soa, 10000 on draining her streets. on keeping
filth from flowing into the Thames, and on
saving ii for agriculture. This is probably the
most extensive, the most useful, and in all
respects the most economical sanitary reform
ever attempted.
LIGHT HOUSE INsPRCroR.-Lt. John Rut-
ledge, u. s. NJ, has been ordered as light
inspector of the 9th lighthouse district, in
place of Lit. j. Pembroke Jones, relieved at his
own req uest.
THE AFFAIR AT CINcINNATI-De Marbais
and his wife are recovering. VIM. McManus,
the drug clerk, is preparing statement justi-
flying his course He denies the charges of De
Marbais, and his employers will sustain him.
A WISCONSIN SoLDIER.-Nathaniel Ames, of
Dane county, aged ~ years, Is the only reyoin-
tionary soldier residing in the State of Wis
consin now upon the rolls of the Pension
Office
Horse RAcE.-The trot between Flora Tenn
pie and Princess, for purse OF &i,o00, mile
heats, best three in five, Gaze Off at ioston,
Tuesday afternoon Flora won in three straight
heats. Time $50, 226 and 2.}2.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.-The Navy Depart
ment has received Information of the arrival
at Brest of the United States practice-ship
Plymouth, on the list inst. On the ID inst the
ship lett for St. Vincent's.
BETTER THAN THE PACK.-The Memphis
Avalanche says that a gentleman from Louis
will recently lost in that city $1,000. playing
singh, low, Jack, and the game" and won it
again by virtue of a revolver.
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.-The
State Agricultural Society of Pennsylvania
holds its annual Show the last week Of Sep
TENDER at Powelton, upon The ground occu-
pied some years ago for the same purpose.
NOMINATIONS IN N. ORLEANs.--The Ameri-
can party of New Orleans has nominated +.
r. Parker for Sheriff, Charts M. Bradford for
District Attorney, and Ed. Bouligny for Con-
gress from that city.
Empress Of Austria, is about to marry (mor-
ganaticaily) Mile. Mendel, Jewess, the
daughter Of jeweler. The lady will assume
the title of Baroness de Halhersee.
Hon. Joha NJ Bolts Is still in New York
He was wai.eu upon Monday night by the
Ashland Club political organization in
favor of his nomination to the Presidency
Among the articles Of export from New York
20 Havana were recently three elegant omni-
rianoa 80 -
81 The Charlotfetown fP, z. ID papers, Of Aug
stn, states that Miss Dix, the wsil-known NH.
.sn'nropist, was then at that place
Isaac Winston, OF Kansas, has been apnoint-
ea Oonsni at Kingston, Jamaica,
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Finances and Morals.

s Ia reply TO depu,ation from the Anti
Opium Society OF England. which waited
upon SIR CHARLES WOOD to urge the pro-
hibition OF the cultivation Of opium, ex-
eept for medicinal purposes, that function.
AIRY said that the present unsatisfactory
stAts Of the finances Of India rendered il i'm
possible 70 touch the revenue derived from
the opium trade That IL Is the most iniqui-
tous and destructive trafic on the face OF the
ssrth. there y no manner OF doubt; but the
nnAnciAl aspect Of the question has great
wcisht with those whelsok with more horror
upon the snsiayensnt Of African bodies than
Chinese souls.
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Landing Of Slave Carsoes in Florida.

A Florida (Ang. r. correspondent of the
New York Journal Of Comm:rce says that the
story of fifteen or twenty cargoes of African
slaves landed in Florida, is fiction, CON-
pared with which the moon hoax was an
innocent piece OF fancy. He says that not
a single cargo has been landed there, and
that the " Wanderers" cargo is the first and
last importation that has been made in the
Southern States, and the parties to that will
have made poor speculation.
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EDUCATIONAL.

John CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
- AND MODERN LANG UAGES, AND OF
ON GRACE, BETWEEN 18TH
AND 18TH STREETS. RICHMOND, VA.--The third
session of this School will commence on MONDAY,
the 10Th of Sc ptember next, and will close the
18th of July. 1850. The course OF instruction is
comprehensive; embracing all the branches usually
same AZ heretofore. For further particulars, see
circulars, which can be obtained on application to
the undersigDed, personally, or through the Rich
mond Post Office. ets
B-3taw3w JOHN CARY.
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The New York hotels are ali crowded 70
ossffswing Tbs "fali trade. which ordi.
pc my i'sgins about the ist OF September. Ia.
ksrssdy sst IA. A. many q three fourths OF
ne sisitors haii from the southern States.
oasa and South Amsyiea.
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THE "kNIGHTs" AT OLD PoINT.-A letter
states that the Providence 'Knights," who
were on the Haswell, after escaping from
Richmond We're captured off Old Point by Sir
Knight John Perry, and carried TO the IIygeia,
where they underwent the profuse hospitality
of Jos. Segar, Esq, the proprietor. The cap
tain of the craft was also presented with a
Masonic jewel from Mrs. M. -, of Rich
mond.
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McCormiek,s Reaper.

This celebrated machine had twelve COM
petitors at the late trial on the French Empe-
ror's model farm near 81. Cloud Half of the
machines were French and half foreign. None
OF The former were worth much, but special
prize was awarded to the French inventors,
" way OF encouragement. Mr.. MoCoRMIcK's
,Aeapef won the victory over all, with ease
~ A'as man one hour and twenty minutes it
sus over an acre of wheat, and, as an old
,AIher exclaimed, no human reaper could
nave done 1t more Handsomely.
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Ir AN Engllsh renIleman !, IT,.

" An English gentleman at Havre. France
writes to friend in this city: "The sudden
hess OF the termination of the war took ali INV
surprise. The slaughter Of 10000 ON The as,a
OF battle was sight which neither Of the r.,
perors had witnessed before, and very prola.
bly, nnnerved them and made each anxious -
come 70 terms TO prevent such another car.
mage. That both will be less eager to enter
Into another collision, quite believe; but
fear the differences, as regards Italy and the
Popa are lar from being settled
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CovINGToN AND ONO RAILROAD. The
friends of the Covington and Ohio Railroad
propose holding Convention AT Winfield,
Putnam county, sometime during the ensuing
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kichi "a nlunkess, 49,. -.

ktcnqD4 Nx~4Betes 80 80
BRE&DSTu1fH.-w6 have ngfhanse to note
IN the Bses4st04a sd Grain maTkeO to-day.
Sales in New York, Tuesday, Of ss,oco VA IS nj
The last weekly hsnk statepsnt Of Neg g" Oh
shows heSfdlovinx resultet Loans, II " ~. ~
m incYease &c l61 100; specie ~ - 80 an m
ersass % &s6s SO; cilcllaion ~ az X ~ 'cs
crease Of ellis -. The banks will receive tnls
week nearly &200o oo0 from Callf3rnia ana ap2 ,
$4,000 from New Orleans, very handsome adni-
ton TO the specie fund.
Ncrthern nlarkefs.-fBT TKLE6IArn.I
BALTIMORE. Aug. N.--Flnr heayy--buyeTs, re-
fasnx d, awe over S. for Howard street ana ONO;
Wheat firm and active-white d @GSl.N, Ieo
SLIen Sl.i3 Germ has an upward tendency
SOc.. yellow s0assc. Provisions hrm-bacon y
Sides $685.. Mess Pork Si4s{ % Si5 Lard quiet
at III all1.. Ohio Whiskey held at 2s,s. ~ =.
New YORK. Aug. H.-Stocks ina.hve-va.
unchanged Cotton quiet. Flour higher. South
crn $50 S51s. Wheat higher-choice Sou,her n
white S162; red SIE. Corn buoy choice
mixed 8, Provisions dull and unchanged, Whis.
key &c. better, and qaoted ut &c Naval Stores
and Rice UNCHANGED. Cattle.-Beeves advanced
sc on best; 5000 head offered-seies At SIaSI
Sheep buoy ant-ofering Is 0c0 head. SWINE az;
vanced -ofsrin IS 800 head corn-ied s'aac
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

CoMMIssIoXERs' CERTiFIcATE.-The under
signed, sworn Commissioners to superintend the
drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list of the
numbers and PRICES as they were drawn by us this
day, August 10th. 1889, at Augusta, Ga.
IF b bnGhsA Sworn CONS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
LEWIS LEVY. J. p.
ExP.ANArIoN.-rhe left hand row in each of the
above columns contain the numbers which We're
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
number is the prize which the number is entitled to-
If your number not in the list, and does not end
In 5. your ticket is a blank.
Ali tickets where the number ends In are en-
titled to S20 in addition to any other prize which
the above drawing may entite II tn. Halt. quarter
and eighth tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $40 prizes. Halves, quarters and
eighths in proportion.
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned to
this office for cash ro-investment. Tickets that
have not drawn prizes need not be returned.
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DEAp.-Col Jas. p. Rely, Clerk Of the Court
of Frederick CO., Va, and Teller of the Bank of
the Valley of Virginia, at Winchester, died on
he osti inst
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FROST EVERY MONTH THIS YEAR.-There
was frost in Stafford CO., Va, last week, SO
that there has been frost in every month of the
wear thus far
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THE YACHT HAswELL.-The yacht Haswell,
of Providence, arrived at Baltimore, Tuesday
morning, in twenty-three hours from Old Point
Comfort.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

STRAYED-on the 2Ist inst, from
SvA my brick yard. in Port Mayo, a young
bay mare Mt LIE, with scars on her shout
NAApdeIs from collar. will pay So for her
delivery or any information so that | may
get her, Tau 2o-3t'1 J. POW Frs.
9Gr4 LOST COW.-A large WHITE COW.
XAsT with crumped horn, strayed on Satur-
6nnsusday. A suitable reward w:ii he PAID on
delivery. PURCELL, LADD 4 Co,
au 24-ts l22 Main street.
$40 REWARD.-Stoien OFF the SUI
I~N burhs of Adams Valley, a medium sized
ZSAlight bay NJ Ui.E, with black mark across
the shoulders, and badly knock kneed in the hind
LEGS. Also. medium sized bay MARE. She has
two scars on her right shouIder-one under the
name and the other on the lower part " the shout
der. think over the risht eve there is SCAT cut
by a nail.
The above reward will be paid for both, or IS for
either, If delivered at the Medical College of Vit-
sinia, or to JOHN 0CONNELI.. at Messrs. Tai
hott h Bros Foundry, at the corner OF Car. and
Tth streets au 22-ss
SToLEN-From my cart near Mayo's
~ Bridge, on Thursday, the 18th, PALE
EA<AYELL0W HORSE, with thick name and
fore top, is about IL years old, and in good cond.
ton. A reward of $40 will be paid for his dsllv
cry at Mr.. WHITES stable. on thu dock.
JOHN FURCHORN, Chesterfield.
au a-6tr
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, (VA.,) AUG. "a, 1882
High Water this day Thursday IL o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore,
ndze and passengers, Ludlam Il atson.
Bark Traveller, Rande, n. Y, IN ballast, Dun
Ion, Moncure K Co.
Schr. Onrust, Thompson, N. Y, guano, Bacon Il
Baskerville.
Gum.
At City Point, ship Mazeppa, A. P. Boyd, mas
ter, in ballast. to Chas Palmer
SAILED,
Schr. s. r. Allen. Crowell Boston, mdze. and
passengers, u. Il w. Currie.
Schr. Federal Hill, Whea.ley, Baltimore in bal
last.
Schr B. F. Reeves, Shaw, down the river, light.
Schr Jas. H. Cation Caten. down the river, light.
CLEARED,
Bremen ship Doretta. J: Grabau, master, for
London, tobacco, by Chas. Palmer.
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BishoD Whslan, Of Virginia, preached al
Weston, Lewis county Va, on Sunday last.
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CHINA, QUEENS-WARE
IN AND GLASS.
IA Butler, SON g. FL 4NKLIN,
u lLATE W. F. BrTLER,l
PORTERS AND WH0LESA AND RE

EEufF
WSs BGTLER, SON 4. FfANKLIN,
IMPORTERS AS Sf'E Mh9LE$AEE AND RE-
No. 10 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Have now in store, and will be receiving in all this
ad chsoy and lanes a4es
of FANCY GOOhS, which they offer. at wholesale
and retail; upon the most favorable terms
North Carolina, and Tennessee, to inspect and
price our Goods. feeling confident that offer
such inducements to purchasers of us as must Sc
Ma The most careful attention given to packing
goods securely; and forwarding them with dispatch.
au 25-dAswlm
+Ax VALUABLE FARM AND GRANITE
44EEkkRRRf4 & on Sd 5AMNE Y R F4R IL cHEs
subscriber offers for sale, privately. his FARM in
Chesterfield; located on James river, about seven
The tract contains 76l acres. of which about one
hall is arabic, conslstins Of improved high land,
deal of branch land, The quality of the land coed
being well adapted to the growth of the staple crops
1l TINS re.lon. The buildings on the place have all
Tor the wants of the farm.
Inc 4 oAhhA is now IN successful operation,
whom reference is made for ITS quality and charac
ter. lau 25-d2taw4wtl CHAS. i. FRIEND.
~ FOR RENT-That desirable RESIDENCE
L.h and sh now in the Occupancy of Mr.. C. X. Rees
1t contains rooms with gas IN each; water in the
given on the LIST day of September next
au 25-eod4t JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & son.
n ATTENTION, VIRGINIA RJFLES.--
ID Attend a regular meeting this (THURSDAY)
Hevening, at A. Schad's Hall, at O'Clock. 1t is
IlIimPortant for every member to be present.
" By order of Capt MILLER.
au2 o-lt +. w. HAGEMEYER, o. s.
N GRAYS, ATTENTION...Attend a spe-
u cial meeting of your company Mt Military Hail.
n on FRIDAY NIGHT next, at 8 O'clock
III promptly. By order of Capt. ELLIOTT,
~ JOHN T. ROGERS,
nu25-2t LIST Serg't.
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SHIPPING.

fh R6 3; &; i t6k S NV to MsnFs
here NJ ffR'5ba he ss NE. s''
Passengers are requested to he on board In good
time.
Passage to New York. State room included, oHl,
Passage TO Norfolk the same as h river Boats
Excursion Tickets for the round trip only SIS,
intending Meals-sood by any of the steamers until
Frelsht received to day, THURsp!AYs and ug..
the hour OF O'Clock. r. NJ, Friday unle"i
Consisnees are requested to send for their sooH (
Freight for Boston will he forwarded directly on,
au a3-2t LUDLAM & WATSON.
~r- FOR BALTIMoRE.-LRi
]. Esss@s STEt ETEI LIS S5NPaNFNf.
steamer GEO. PEABODY. C.pt Rlcm'D paIrcs
ARD, having been isplendidiy rehtted with Saloon
receive freight TO DAY wednesdsy, J and up
the hour of IL O'Clock NJ, THURSDAY, the $50
Freight taken TO Boston via Baltimore, at lowest
rates with greatest dispatch.
III b 81 hoard r., before Ss shs
Tlskets for passage procured either At our Office,
in Shockoe Slip, opposite Columbian Hotel. or 81
saas@st s''' DAVID 4 WIN. cURRIE
~F~s CHANGE OF HOUR.-On and
"Wednesday s,, nett 81 LIN, inst ss 20
further notice, leave her wharf ut Rockets ever
SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MoRNlSSS,1
5ia O'Clock. ID. J. HILL.
au A-St Master
81 gina and New York Line Of PscketszLThs
superior schooner C X ENSH 4 W. Capt
AND sSs Of ss
0a9 aets ''''h'' a' BDX9 II VIM. cuRRlE
Is FOR PHILADELPHIA.-T sup.
@GdE r,or fast sailing Schooner VIM. HENRY ,
bic dispatch. For balance of freight, apply to
au 24-as W. D. CoLQuITf I CO.
FOR BALTIMORE .qpsrie' :
GS6E fast sailing Schooner WIN. SEVERE. C,Vt
- JoHN BROOKS, having the greater pofiga
Of her cargo engss ed will sail with quick dspstca
fS au 9s.a as OF Freight sDfb', t e CO.
A.s> FOR JACKSONVILLE. fLA.-Ts
~ Superior fast sailing Schooner SUSAN :.
.~S-ABBOTT, Capt. ALEx. LupLAA, hsNhs
on board viii sail With S'q quick d.psich For
0a an Eel 81 freight apps e COZ o1rrr CO.
49, FOR BOsTON-FIRST Vessel
11&sUsAN. Capt. srrn @. RoexRs, havnta
portion of her cargo engaged and roins or hosle'
.pply to Ian zs-tsl DAVID L WM. cUsRIS-
rs FOR BREMEN.-,The ship HEEL FNs.
49, Capt. + BRvsxss, VII load for the !, above
- port For balance Of treIsht. Apply To-
au 23-lws EDW. VIM. De vOSS Cu.
eae To VISITORS AT yiRGiNis
A4GEk SPRINGS, GOING To NEW YORK.
llseA CHEAPEST AND PLEAS4NTEsI ,
LfNE.-Personsi intending 70 20 from the P'tf,Ten
Springs 10 New \ ork informed that the tht
T T5RS SIRE Wv s .aa Eqss
Richmond rHnKE TINES week. Tor New ioIas
o'clock; AMESToWN every TUESDAY stis,"
noon, At o clock; and the ROANOKE every Fks
DAY afternoon at O'Clock. Passsxe TO ~ lof1,
including state-r SIS. These steamships Ms
very large and commodious, and their aeceniiloaa
an a)-4w LupLAM e. WATS0N.
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RUNAWAYS.

Ia RANAWAY-S2o 800 REWARD-From tho
on subscriber, about the middle of September.
6AlS5S. a NEGRO MAN, tmed WILEY, or
n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES called Wiley Gran
[k>ison-abont "a or IS years old ordinary size,
bacon color has one tooth out IN front, He for
meTly belong ed tn Dr. Anderson OF Amelia county.
cry at Lumpkins jail. In Richmond. Any nfor-
nation concerning him will be thankfully received.
and can be addressed to Scotland Neck, Halifax
county. N. G. b. WllATHERSBEE.
an 2a-imt
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THE 'DISPAT STEAM
H>Sa POWER
PRIN tt N O + f / G F.,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond,
Virginia.
This Establishment, (being the most complete
Printcry IN the South, both RS regards Types, Or,
naments, &C., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the hnest
specimens of .
BOOK ANDJ PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &c,
WELL AS
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES & HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad, and Transpor-
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c,
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES,
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill leads,
Small Circulars, Labels &C., capable ri turn
ing off 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice.
HA- Prices reduced IN proportion to the increase
of speed
mA. Printing. in various coored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style OF the art
In this branch of the business, the propretors can
safely challenge competition.
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llxyICf4k Dn4 INC
EsfAarA AoAprx lo q sft 4 or eEoRaIA.'
- WOOD, EDDY & CO., Mana&efs.
Successors to SAMUEL Swan Co. -
- 7 - -
. g r5-.... NJ. pyf.aa Nos Prfxes Nos. Prizes.
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IA TEN DOLLARS REWARD. Ran

80 TEN DOLLARS REWARD. Ran
C1 AWAY. on Saturday last, from the farm Of
NMrs Harriet Jennings, IN the county of Hen
~ rico, her negro man MONROE. Said negro
A.is about Is or 30 ears old of dark com pleI'on,
feet or 10 inches high, quick spoken and active.
/ will give the shove reward of ten dollars for his
appre tension and delivery to ,or if put in any jail
of this city So that may get him.
all Y-6ts JAMES ID. VAUGHAN. Richmond.
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r ABORERS WANTED.-I still wish to Sm
R. T., running from Fayetteville to the Coalfeds,
n. C.-wiii give, employment and 4 long JOB to all
that come until further notice. Wages l25 per
day; board $1,000 per month, country very althy;
for further information, address the subscriber,
also wish to employ good BLACKSMITH on same
work, who understands Horse shoeng making
Picks, &c. WM. H. HORD, Johnsonsville,
lie Its Harnett County N. C. !
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IllOI- YET WARM, UIIL UIIttttIy Ut'dtI.
Mrs. Chamberlain was French Canadian,
rather Petite. Previous TO her marriage she
had for some years led an abandoned life in
New York, Mobile and New Orleans. Mr..
Chamberlain was a native of Maryland, and
rather gentlemanly in appearance. He had
resided for the last fifteen years in New Or
leans, following the occupation of a stevedore.
He belonged to the Odd Fellows, Sons OF Tenn
perance, Screwmen, and Fire Department
Upon his body was found S174.95 in gold and
silver with valuable gold watch
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1A BELTIN0, al eli widths epd leAEths; l.aclng
dEATH r.; hEkT HooKs; /. ~ IRA and
and HEMP-ail of tho best quality. and st factory
prices. kNoWLEs WALFeRp.
al 3s-A u Pearl gtreet.
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yXTANTED-A PARTNER, with So, 500 capital,
w wanted to engage in the manufacture of Fos-
ter's Patent Building Block or Artificial Granite,
in Richmond The business is already In success
full operation elsewhere. paying large profits
Undoubted references given and required; For
particulars address ". WHITE,
Portsmouth, Va,
In which city q building made of this material
can be seen. au 5-5w"
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WANTS.

ua Removal Leigh Burton. Dentist,
ss1emoyed TO Browns building, on 9th street. enc
door above the Mechanics Institute au D-sm
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-08

ABB M0RTLEY, Esq., of UTICA, N. Y, writes: aI have
used your Iteorul myself and In my family ever snce
you invented IT, aud believe It the hest medicine fot Its
purpose ever put ont With bad cold should sooner
ray twenty-five dollars for bottle than do without IT,
take any other remedy"
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
SPRIsoPIELD, Mss, Fob. Z, 1866.
BROTHER AVER: will cheerfully certify your Pictorial
the bost remedy possess for the cure Of whoopng
cough Group and the chest diseases of children. We Of
your fraternity In the South appreciate your skill and
commend your medicine to our people.
HIRAM C0NKLTN, n. D.
AMOS LEE, ESQ., MONTEREY, Il, writes Sd jan, 1855:
az had tedious Influenza, which confined mo In doors
nix weeks took many medicines without relief dnally
tried your Tcra by the advice Of our clergyman The
ht dose relieved the III my throat and lungs
less than half the bottle made completely we'll.
Your medicines the cheapest well the best
can buy aud we esteem you, Doctor and your remedies