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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-11

Ism, Chllbains, Lameness. 81 aina WirdEaiis, etc l.
l.. 81 Johns Liniment enjoys great reputation a. an
external application for men and animals in the above
hereby certify that st. Johns Lniment "a possessed
oi The most astonishing curative properties Of any mrd
cine that has ever come within my knowledge hTst
made use Of for the rheumatism, % which fhad been
to my bed helpless that could not lurn myself but
was completely cured BY this LininenL l applied Il
freely Just before golng TO bed, rubbing Il IN well With
tie hand, until Inflammation was produced and then
bound on tightly warm flannel, have recommended
u 10 many uf my friends for of Theumatrm
sores, bruises ETC. aud the wonderful success has
gyrr attended a pse. friend had his foot 30 badly
hurt by plough that Il was thought he must lose IT,
e ws entrey heplegs but gas perfectly cured BY Tie
concur With inc In the belief that Il Is Tie best medicine
o. the Kind IN the world. WARRLN BUFL.
IIIFia, august, lkts.
Fr0g RealilV Cgiisei, Qf FraHklin County, o.
DkAh hiRi wish you would establish an agency here
lof tne sale OF your Lniment had q valuable horse
lev daf since, 80 lame scarcely % " able 20 walk
sent 70 bqluuuua, and procured bottle Of your Llui.
ment a leH applications Of which effected 4 cure i
consider Preigfabe 70 any lniment have ever nsed
" Mmay at any time conveniently obtain supply. ID viii
WnrERVuIH Franklin county. o.
Pain and Weakness IN the Back and side of six
LsaI1 SANDING Cured Ny wife vas about sx veaTI
ameled with pain IN her back and sde ghe ~, con
hncd part Of the time 10 her bed She made nae ~ S
Mustang hnimenL and various other medieinea bnt
obtained nQ relief until she made use Of st Jok9 ihl.
ment, which euected speedy cure.
AffioA' Vhio' Aprl l. 1855, FREDERIC HEIsLER.
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the owner said h. would willingly give ten dollars %
hAAt y removed, but thought u could NOS be done.
soed tseoihnend every family b keep this yeluable
klepAtauon on hand. FARMERS and others having
advantage nom 80 doing. BENJAMIN HuDDLE
THIS ceIunes that my suffered great deal Niih
lsej e o9 ni.ssR sseTs risf sxey shseE ihas
a. last made use Of l. l. 81 Johns Ilnment few AZ,
plqauQnl OF which effected q thorough cure.
MT k5fohEagu1A Ohio. ELIAS TWI0GS
Hcrue Cured o. Frightfai Wound.-Thls ssr,l.
ne leg. reared 4 would ruin hun applied si j0hhs
LlnimenA and pertect cure was econ ehecied.
wa. II, BuRNk fimn Ohio.
Wipdgaila and Severe Cut--I had horse th.t
hed large WlDdEall upon each hind leg about sx yorrl
oess hnally applied ST Johns Eminent three Nines 4
locss lQr about thrCe months hathef VeFV fk1ron@-
" and aier each application heated in the Lniment
klin het shovel nnul dry- a hoIopgh oufs va ~
70 Indication Of their retlrninR l. upon one occasion
et my aNe slip and cut qas IN ny horse hre ineht
IN lehRth and one Inch In depth We tied IN tha NonI
AZ soon a. possible and baied With he Iiniment ~
Hhlgh NeiI rapid cure Va e1scted,
J. hcNkta' Watson Station, Ohio
= Lump removed ffom a Horse ana LamsnesI
Safea-M Mr. John Beard near Thin. Ohio, had horss
With lump upon hil leg about lhe size on hen6 80
slic hnaly became % lame that he could roi IL -J'
and sas seaFetly ah|e 70 walk My Llniutnt WaS ~,
plsa and soon removed The lump and efseied 4 ths.
Sola y AZ Medicine Dealers, Who win h,rDl.h 8,
City, O., 6snsTal Giat i0r ths Ws5ssR1 siatsS ''
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Agricultural.


We take the following sesonable hint.
nom the Germantown Telegraph;
Cabbsqe for Winfsr.-We have sever.
al times already referred 90 our mode oI
having green cabbage Ill winter. Indeed
Il is sometimes good up TO May, and we Fe.
peat it again, as the sessons approaches
In which Il is "put up" II is this;--Dig
shallow trenches in a dsy part Of the gar
den, say two feet apart, In which plant
ihe cabbares, (Which must be carefully
ken from their beds, with all the roots)
pretty closely; then erect over them a
low scsfiolding, the posts being two feet
from the ground; let L be little higher In
the middle, to carry offthe water, and COW
or with straw or corn fodder, butts down.
this costs little labor Or skill, and will
give you cabbage through the winter and
spring, abou, us fresh and good as In Oc-
tober,
PFessrving Cslery.-Wo had celery
last year until May. We always preserve
tout ofdoora, by filing in the stalks taken
elsewhere between two standing rows,
being careful 10 place the stalks upright
and not in contact with other stalks, hav-
ing dirt we'll packed In between them
Ater the whole is prepared, the mound is
well spanked with the spade, leaving the
tops Of the celery just poepng out at the
apex this Is covered with straw, or any
dry garden haulm, aud then a roofing Of
old boards completes the business. Last
season, we tried another process, allow.
ing the celery 20 remain in the rows, a.
u grows, banking Il up well, aud socur.
ing as before. We were satisfied, in ad-
vance, that this was the true mode Of keep
ing celery, and we found itso. The less
Il is disturbed, the better; only protect Il
against moisture, and atmospheric chan
gos.
Saving Fioirer Secds.-Thoro Ia moth
ing 10 much neglected, on the part Of fam
lilies, az the saving Of seeds Of both how-
ere and vegetables, but especially the for
mor; and this Is the reason that there are
TO be soen 80 few annual flowers In gar
dens, especially those In rural Districts
The ladies Of a household should make II
particular duty, aud, indeed, n pleasure,
to save the seeds Of all fine ANIMALS, and
this should bo done AZ they mature. Little
paper bags, or letter envelopes, with the
name Of each flower written on them,
should be carried round, aud the seed
gathered into them at once, and sealed
up. Only seeds from fully developed and
matured pods should be gathered. IL is
a good plan TO exchange seeds with your
friends, when flowers show the least dim
mutton in their ullness and beauty, thus
keeping up by a change Of soil, their orig
inal character. Il 10 difficult, and we say
Il with regret, to obtain goods seeds from
the stores. The past season whole doi- !
lar box did not vegetate for us a single |
flower Of the finer varieties. The China |
astera also we're little better than ox-eyed !
daisies. This ought to be remedied, for
The sake of the sellers, as well as the buy
ers.-OAiO Farmer.
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Tam physician Of thirty years practice. NV prin.
cipal study has been diseases Of females They have
generally bated my best efforts Obtaining the natsr.
ais composing Murshallh Uterine Catholicon, I was
pleased with them, gave them fair trial, and found my
self abundany successful In my former practice could
only mitigate the symptoms Of about half the and
could not Cure one n ten. Now { can radically cure
A. least feventson IN twenty and mtg gate the rest.
consider Mafshalis Uterine Cathoicon the greatest
blessing ~ females have met with.
J. n. WILLIAMS, NJ D., Charleston.
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WEsr nEpFoRB, Cothocton Co., May u, 1857.
NJ. ". b. Kinssey, sir--l have been selling the
medicines nithe GmH enberg Company for the last ten
years and have Invariably found them 10 give good
satisfnctioni and the pills have sold 10 great many
families regularly az their tea and coffee and with ms
trade they have become staple article Mlrthal Uter.
Inc Caholicon D. medicine that has done great q.
mount Of good In female diseases. One lady sold 10
10 told me she had received benefit from bottle
than she dd from long OF medical treatment by
The most ,killrul physicians. Yours truly,
Jan. I, ts5S. JAMEs WiLsoH
For Sale Nv A. R. Van Doom, n. nj. Snyder, }.
r. Wooster Tiin; n. Hall, Lowell; Dt. p. Yates,
Green springsi VIM. Hubb, Lodi s. P. Hut, Flat
Rock; VIM. RiningeT Atticai d. Hoffman Co., Nc.
Cutcheavllei }. W. Wing, Adfani aud by one agent
" all the prucipaltowns In Ohio.
For Medicines agencies address
n. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
in95Iy. Agent for Ohio.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizcs this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates tho liver TO expcl Il from
the body. As Il should, so it does cure this af-
aictlve disorder with perfect certainty. And IL
docs more, or rather does what Is Of more ser
vice 20 those subject 70 this infection. II taken
ia season II eXpols Il from the system as Il is ABB
sOrbcd, and thus keeps those who use it free from
lis attacks; keeps the system In health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently II nOt only
cures, but protects from, the great variety Of af
fcctions which arc induced by this malignant
influence, such rs Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Aguc, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, TOOthnche, Ear
ache, Cntnuh, Asthma, PalptatioHs Painful AZ
fections Of the Spleen, Mysteries Collie, Paralysis,
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
els, all Of which. when arising from this cause,
win be found to assume more or less the ntermits
tent type. This "AGUE CURE" removes the cause
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This Il accomplishcs by stimulating the excre-
tories 20 expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office Of their own accord. Hence arises
what we term dcciimdti0n. Time may accomplish
the end, but often life Is not long enough or
Is sacrificed in the attempt, wfilo this AGUR
CURE" does II at once, and with safety, We have
great reason 10 believe this is n surer as well
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which are caused by the miasmatic infection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
Il has still another important advantage 10 the
public, which Is, that Il Is cheap as well as good.
pppwaprr nv
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part OF
the globe, Is the consequence Of diseased action
IN the system, induced by the poisonous miasm
Of vegetable decay. This exhnlatiOn ts evolved
BY the action Of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the watery vapor from IL. While the sun r.
below the horizon this vnpOr fingers near tho
earth's surface, and the virus is taken with it
through the lungs into the blood. There it acts
as an irritating paison on the internal viscera
and eXcrcting organs Of the body. The liver be
comes torpid and fails to secrete not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate IN the circula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
pathizo with the liver, and become dsOrdcrcd
also. Finally the instinct Of our organism, a.
II in an attempt 20 eXpel the noxious infusion,
concentrates the whole blood Of the body In the
internal excresorics to- force them b cast Il out
The blood leaves the surface, and rushe5 70 tho
central organs with congestivc violence. This Is
the Chill. But In this effort Il fails. Then tho
FEVER follows, IN which the blood leaves tho
central organs and mshos 70 the surface, as II
IN another effort to expel the irritating poison
through the other great excretory She skin. In
this also Il falls and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the hts or paroXysms Of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder viii Of
course undermine the health II Il Is not removed.
We have laborcd to fad, aud have found, an
antidote,
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T7sARM LANDS FORsALEas Is miles fsoU Phlludel.
~ phig ~ Railroad "a fha stats of New jersey. Sol 2
au1n1 ne hfli Iul ArdtuiEIal pnosei, being seed
ban sell. vi acaf Dtlom. The lund "a lafa1 tact
pIldurad aIa I1Irt Ard b froaiur. Ihe oli
maze l. deAehla. and saonTo iom fiolia. lefms hon
0lI . 80 - nnla p1yabla within four yaarl ~ Ia.
siaInisnll. ~ rlaIi the plaes - Ieevs Voe strest
What a fhilaielbhin a. *, A. NJ, ~ Railroad 10
Hamnoniau, ~ stdretS \. J. nyfnsl, b5 letter Han.
Insulon falf Once. .Ailaalic onnty Hos leuay 8ae
lall aaseaiiIenenlin anolheg counin. ial Is ON
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I consider g.
Iohn'a Einimcnt
far superior 10 any
medicine for the
same purpose I
have ever known.
either for man or
beast 10 removed
Ia lump about o.
large a. my double
hst Of EiK weeks
standing fnOm q
neiRhbOra horse.
II vas supposed 70
have been pro-
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Belmont Cement! !

We are in receipt OF a lot of Bel
ment os~sni, shd ssa supply alleslls.
OoA el--DN BILL 4 oaBORR.
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m Hnmsekcrnera.

COMETHtNG NEW.-B. r.. BARnITrs nEsT
- MEDICINAL HALERATus.
Il manufactured ffou common tult, and
80 h prepared entirely dintf ut from other y .
70 SAlafatus, An the delotedous matiofcH, 10
tFacted in snrh manner ~ "a produce
hrcad, biscuit, and all kinds ofCukv, with
outcaniaininF particle sr7alaratus whsn
the nroado Cake ishal edi th h'rhyptniuo.
inn wholoione refulti. Eycfy particle of
Asn saaTatus is tutnod 10 gas and passes thfo AHp
the bread or nitvuit while nakinri uonae.
qnently nothing rnmaint bat common salt,
Water aud Flour. ion will readily pet.
reive BY the taste nfihis shlctatus that IL
IL enufely different from other Faluratut.
IN II tt packet in sno pound napers, each IN
" wrapper branded ~. r. Ruhhut's best ~
Medicinal ralcutps; I" also, picture, twist.
cd loafofhroad, with glass Of eiirrvotuinH
water on tho top, Mhou you purchase
paper you should preserve tho wanneF,
and be- particular 20 got the noN exactly
hko The hfst-hr,nd ~ above.
Full divciicns for making uread with
so this Salamius and Sour Mia uF Creum GO
10 TpFiar, will accompany each package also 10
dlFectiont ior making an kiads ef PastryI
also, ior making Soda Water and seidliiH
MAKRYouR OWN SOAR wIru
b II. B A Is II | II 1''S
ruaE coscuyrHNrEn rorAsu.
aNb Warranted double the stfcugih IT foflinary Avn
Potash pat pnl cahs-i h,, lhs., alhs
ihi, aai " ths with faR drecttons fof
mnkihF u ard aud son Euap. Guntnmert
will find ths tbs cheapest Potash in mar.
bet. Manufactured and fnf tale hy
y0 u. r.. u ,nulTT, ~
~ Eas. O. & 70 Wathingion a., New Nork ~
uleoh and No, - Indla II. Boston.
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GRAFFENRERG
PAMlLY mgplclWEs,
HOME TESTIMONY


HaprToRD, Trutnbull Co., o., March IN, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing In the Graf.
fvnbog Medicines oT the past yoar and can truly "a
that have never offered any medicines 20 the public
that have with the decided approhaton Of the peo.
pie like these, particularly the Pills and Catholicon
They will readily perform al and than h promised
oTthom. have sold about fny bottles Of he Cahoii.
con the past season, and hear the best results In every
case.
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ferk's Mammoth Tin Shop
u lhs place TO got your spoutlnF and Jobbinr do.s
With Dispatch.
Herk's Stove Emporium is the Largest In.
.tutien % The k,nd 10 ohio. tad oasrs iBcrssed IL
ducencaa = p0Tshapsss, uQa sopa 10 IeSO
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New and Fashionable

and will he sol ~ the lowest possible rates Call
the aae iewelfy and rlaHo Rooms, No > Comment Ia
Row, Tifnn, q. tmD WILLIAM GALLUP
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'rii'HI76 DIR 4
y oss1i. : A,r@rssn. Asess.

~ OoaAtn = Apperesns Aeeses
S.s4tJEd5k y es5s NJFsk c2rT ~
q as is r S4s a.s "a AZ ~ III s.
- s ds.sIss cy s. ssci ~ , me, sso
aasss;ssa ;s uy xcaE b ~ ~ sssss
IKE III sast.sssse - sas
good. and ven .aisd io1 m.rkst -saidsp. 4it.r
ana csrs and sosd Milck Gov ssd sisks Hosss-
Of sale: G 81 Dit Z AP PSF ~ Hsess:
a. he iorexosng property havinx becn sold or TIE
to comply With the terms Of ssis, L viii nov = re-
s sca fassf & AZ siI ss .as
~ .--In consequences Fl the rim.
Sc GOBLIN AppERsos. Aae...
~ TATE IN THE TOWN OF FiTITt1N - AZ
s sstns % decree Of The circuit Court 20 tho
the suit OF Cunainghsm rs. Crimes and al the IN
cersigned, COMMISSIONERS thereby appotntast will
on FRIDAY the asd dy s Of a .se &
a. clock p. NJ. the real estate in the said decree
mentioned. consisting Of lot Of ground inx in the
on the south side Of Graham street sixty feet ran
ming back between parallel lines one hundred and
ten feet. more less 70 az alley ten feet wide de-
square No. 3s, with the dwelling house and appur-
tenances to the same belonging.
fERMs.--one fourth "a sa balance ut s, ~ and IS
months, with interest from day OF safe, the pur-
chaser to give negotiable notes for the deferred
payments and the title to re retained until all the
purchase money Is paid AND convey ance directed
y 'A' 0o'" fAW. ). MhR SSEi com'rs.
safe conducted by COMM ArPKKsoN, Aucts.
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BY Richard Cauthorn. Auct.

1 LOT. IN RIcHMOND.-By virtue Of a deed
Of Of trust from Ino w. Jewett and wife, to the mn
dersignsd and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
and by consent of parties shall proceed To sell III
public auction. the LOT OF GROUND. named IN
SAID deed lying between Jackson and Duval streets
fronting on I'd street 81 feet and running back $50
feet to an aliey: The improvements consist of a
ed for store.l with kitchen and other necessary
buildings and enclosed By q substantial plank
fence.
TERMs.-Cash, as TO all the expenses of execut-
ing THIS trust, and the sum az 30 Is, due the 9th
day Of Jul, last credit until the 7t DAY of April
1860. Tor the further of $50 So the purchase
executing negotiable note. and giving deed of
trust on the properly TO secure the same; and for
the balance, cash. The sale will take place on The
premises, on TUESDAY, 9Th Of sertemI,er. at {
o'clock p Nj. X. CAUTHORN.
Sc l5-td Trustee.
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IarxnAI BEQu EST The late David Wilkia-
son has Left the sum OF -l00,@0 TO supply inc
cfty of Hartford, Conn, with library.
The death IN Dublin Of Dir. Daniel owen
Matdvn celebrated IRISH novelist, is an
nounced.
The town Of MGrphey's California, was near
IL dos troyed rs fire on The 2isi uitimo- Inc
boss amounted to Slou.0W.
The Governor OF Louisiana has gone 10 the
parish Of Lafayette 10 repress large vigilance
committee.
Fanny Squares, a courtezan. committed sui
eide az Raleigh, n. e., on Friday last, by taking
poison.
The livery stable OF Mr.. T. Heyden, near
the American Hotel. in Stanuton, Va, was
destroyed by fire Tuesday morning
John q Tralligani, an Alderman of Sa-
vannah. Ga, died in New York on the goth
instant,
The Unitarian National Convention is 10
meet at Lowell Mass, in the third week OF
October.
AN Infldcl Convention viii he held at Phll-
adclphia on the first Monday of October.
George W Meade formerly of Clarke CO.,
Va, died in Kansas, 9th alt.
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ByI. Il G. b. Dayenport. Auct'rs.

crock OF GROCERIES. STORE FIX
- TURES, &c, AT AEC FION.-On Tt ESDAY
9th instant, at 10 o'clock, We will sell at the store
of Mr.. George l.. Thomas. his entire stock of
GROCERIES,, STORE FIXTURES, &c.
IBRMs.-Cnder slVo. cash; 500 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper
After the sale, the STOR F. will be rented for the
unexpired time. /. & g. B. DAVENPORT.
seq Auct'Ts.
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Another European Arrival
The ArnhIn,s Walls.

NEW YORK, Sept u The steamship New
York, from Southampton on theoih, is report
"a below coming mp
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HAMPTON ROADS, Sept o2.-- Bark Jas. Davis.
Is days from Brazil, with coffee to order. ar
rived to-day. There was no American vessel
ut Santos. Coffee in the Soath American
nafketA advancing crop short
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MIGHT AIITION.-WIII he sal,
BY r.. u. Cook. Auct'r.


HORSES. MULES. IUr BUGGY, &C., AT
IL AUCTiON.-On SATURDAY, oath inst. at
10 O'Clock, will SELL at the large lot in rear of the
Central Railroad Depot
Several Harness and Saddle HORSES, amonf at
which may be found very fine BAY HORSE, B
years old, Is hands hi III warranted to work in any
harness. perfectly sound gentle, and kind; 2
large. young, we'll broke MULES, sold for no FAULT
the owner having further use for them.
An entirely new TOP BUGGY and HARNESS,
manufactured IN this city to order.
Two very superior MICH COWS.
- F.. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
AUTHORITATIVE be added. a beautiful KOS
fast trotter. lse 81 f. B. COOK, Auct.
INTENSIVE SALE OF SHOVE
- SPADES. &c, BY CATALOGUE. AT AUC-
Ii III Nh TUESDAY, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
Long handle Steel SHOVELS
b DO DO do do spAhS22s
D do Iron SH0VELS
D do do SPADES,
The above invoice embraces full assortment of
desirable goods. IN the above line has Just been
received from the manufacturers, and is really
worth the attention of the trade and country
chants. lse 2ol 4. B. COOK, Auct.
I OF ON ST. PAUL STREET AT AUC-
II TION.-0n TUESDAY. 9th inst, at o clock.
Will sell on the premises, the very eligibly stu
ated LOT OF GROUND, having front of "a feet
on -. Paul street, running back 129 feet.
The lot Is situated on st. Paul. between Chart,
and Baker streets and is level and beautifully 10
Gated
TERMs-Cash. +. B. COOK,
20 tuct
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Departure OF the Eurepa

BosToN, Sept. eI.-The steamship Europa
sailed at noon to-day, with ~ cabin passen-
gers. tor Liverpool, and II for Halifax. and
sial 0te III specie. M
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NOTICE. II have this day appointed q GORGE
IN EHMIti my agent to keep for me CON I
CITY OF Richmond. and 10 bug and sell for cash.
September 9Th, 1852 C.pAMofTE. s
SO 0--l2ts
CEED WHEAT- Benshtan Earis WHITE
. WHEAT-Price SS.25 per has Of two busheis.
For sale by
seI3-Im BACON 4 BASAEhYlLL.
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IansnAr. BgQr gsr.--The late David win

BoSvaN, sept. s2.--The Arabia arrived ms
,noYn,nr. and her mails went South by The
.rariy evening train.
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NOTICE.-BJ vIrtare of deed Of trust exc
by Reuhen Il. Hsnsiey. which was duly reenided IN
tie Clerks Office Of the County of Haapser,
proceed to sell, ~ Hanover Court House. IN FRI
DAY, the 2Ist day Of October, 1859. at liz O'clock
NJ All the ris lit, title and undivided interest Of
the said r. 4. Huniiev, in four tracts OF LAND.
lying in said coast yx described in said deed.
JAMES T. SUTTON. Jr.,
ne 17--.It2lO Trustee.
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MANUFACTURED sACCos.

l,5to boxes celebrated brands IYNCHBURG and
COUNTRY MANUFACT'D T0BACCOS.
200 boxes RICHMOND CITY do, in fve's, tens
and BRIGHT LIGHT Pressed Pounds.
1000 bales Moore's "KILLICINtCK" SMOKING
TOBACCO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23

r HAVE THIS DAY appointed HENRY
j COOK nv Agent, for and in my name. 10
carry on tia msiness al 4 BAKER and cONFEc-
TI0NER. il the city Of Richmond TO by and sell
for cash only. r. uLAhEis.
8 PIPES PRIME CUBA RUM, fns .ala by
- q. B, DAVENPORT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23

HAVING purchased 81 L4wis Cohen his HAR-
II ROOM AND LAGER REER SALOON, sta
ssted near the Old Market -Hoasss s.haA - ven
feeling safisked that cas- afe them eaStre satis-
faetinn. " sl--sts HENRY BAckMANN q
lEAT RKTElyEO--A fresh snpris 81 pure
Asdela dy1T oil asd 1, E, M q 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-23

wsroarnp ron rHK RICHMOND pisrrAron
Arrival fro,u nrayit.

Pa, Magasstc Telegraph L'ne--0Hts. I3s Eagie
Eysatt, Mdia Street