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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-18
Farms.

Oh ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum
u L ner, on the c. & NJ. r. r., one hundred acres
improved, the remainder timber ofgOod quality,
deep, rich, alluvial soil.
There are two good Dwelling Houses on the prem
iseH convenient out-houses, ana in the midst Of
good settlement.
This farm is offered at the low price of SI2 per
acre, being much less than its value. For sale bg
CHAS. K, CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent, sd street.
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Land, Land.

Lana, Land.
WOULD call attention to Land now of
= ieredto exchange for City Property or Goods,
OH1O-Shelby, Ross, Allen, Defiance, Henry,
Fulton, DsTke and Williams Counties,
lND1ANA-RandOlph Wells, W abash, Stark,
Jasper, Pulaskiand Lake Counties.
ILL1N Richland, Crawford
and Jasper Counties.
ISSOUR1-Oharlton, W ashington Madison
Ripley, Reynolds, Oregon and
shannon Counties.
Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren, Counties.
MINN9SOTA-Dakota Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lands, and will be exchanged
on the most desirable terms on application to
CHAS. Z, CLARKE,
JYo Clegg's Building, Third street.
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Graduated Lands.

THE undersigned is prepared to obtain
Patents for all persons holding duplicates fot
Graduated Lands, on which Patents have not been
received.
The recent statement Of the Department that all
entries on which patents are not delivered will be
cancelled, renders IL Of the utmost Importance that
parties should their titles by obtaining pat
ents, or they will inevitably lose their land.
Partit leaving their duplicates with me for that
In obtaining their patents.
oen CHAS. r.. CLARKE, Agent.
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THE undersigned, dealer in Groeeries and
PFoyiSiohS, has removed to r-
NO 23s THIRD STREET,
Which 4 opposite the Park, No. ., In Ohio Block.
H"'h-imu@W CHAs.' FISHBRsh
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Eor Sale.

a HOUSE and Lot, on Main street. IA
1A aqIa from the Court House, and Known AZ NJ
Lemperanee House. The hOuae is well IcaiouInted
las feet deep. ~ ''I2 "0H'' "
Ees Particulars, inquire OF
Uis henry KIssLNGER.
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A Valuable Tract of Land
WILL Be SOLD Alta aARaATu,

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, CON-
"A tanning One Hundred and Sixty Acres, is now
offered for the first time at private sale II is To-
Gated in Paulding county, 3 miles from the County
Seat, and mile from the Wabash and Erie Ca
nal IL IS heavily timbered, and Is one of the
most desirable pieces of land in North Western
Ohio. The title is first class, and there are no
incumbrances upon 1t. The land can be had at a
bargain, IL application be made soon.
Particular information can be had of the land
by calling on G. P. HUBER,
Christopher's Auction Rooms, corner Of Jeffer-
son and Market SITS. nov 81
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City PrOPerty-Desirabie Rest
dence!
offer for sale on reasonable terms, q
low Perry. =
The House islarge AndoOnmodious, with ali the
modern improvements and oOnvenienoes; lie finely
located, andtn good neighborhood. Win be soId
cheap, itApplieatiOn is made soon.
CHAS. L CLARKE,
mhs ReAlEstate Agent, Clegg's Building.
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El-Lunsh q DO a. M.. everr az. RI no, o,
NOTICE.

THE C0FAKfNEItSl8ii, u, hefetoFofe ekIss
u ting between the nUaeralgned, under the flrIu
name OF Peter JoHAngten nfother, was dissolved
on the an day of November, lese, By mutual CON
aent. Peter JoHangien IL authorized 60 settle up
the business OF the late firm.
j. JOHANGTEN.
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FOR RENT,

A FINE store room on Market street, very
IA suitable for Grocery or Batting House. being
that parto the reom now occupied by Il. A. IL II
More, that fronts on Market street, may be either
H. n 90 feet deep.
Also large room on the second floor, 2sx40 feet,
suitable TOT ~ office. Entrance on Third street.
Enquire Of 4. A. a IT, More, or
CHAS. L. CLARKE
JyiS Real Estate Agent, sd st.
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DRAwmG II MnD.-The Louisville oOuri,

DRAWnG IT MmD.-The Louisville Courier
says
Rev. J. @. Fes, fanatieal AbOlitionist, who is A
native Of this State, and a resident Of one Of the
mountain counties, Is now in the East, eoleeting
FUNDS for the prosecution Of his nefarions work =
Last Sunday night he preached in Henry Ward
John Browns were wanted, especially for Ken
tucky. Well, let brother Bceeher and brother Fee
come along 70 Kentucky with their John Browns
The nountainosrs know how to welcome such
traitors with bloody hands To hospitable graves
Ths Jews Of Cincinnati have adopted rssO-
iation 10 keep tho seventh day holy, and 70 close
fhaig pisces Of business on that day.
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rrReadIpe Mallsr 0n Every Paee.-rr

pa-For Locals, Telegraph, and other
matters Ofinterest aHd information, see
First and Fourth Pages.
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liz ACRES, six miles from the City, be-,
tue ~ Ween the Br1nt and Valley Turnpikes, and
@ tMo nles from kneisys Mills. so acres under cul-
uVatiun, balance goOdtimber.
lSH ACRES excellent land in Shelby
ICc county, 81 miles from Sidney and X
mles from Port Jefferson; leo acres under cultiva-
tlon, balance good timber Orchard Of grated
lruit good frame house, barn, stable, corn crib,
srsnaryi ay &c. Three good springs and good well.
ALSO:
MO ACRES in Hancock county, near a
~ Railroad station, good house and beat
quality Of land. 100 acres Improved
ALSO:
HINE Suburban property in full view OF,
l. and handsomely overlooking the eity TboEe
having property to exchange wilhnd 1t to their in
terest TO call upon
CHARLES =, CLARK,
aug22. Clegg's Building, ad st,
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Wanted

X young man well acquainted in this
~ city and vicinity a situation IN sose 1870 s,ii'
tile eetabliAhmenf speaks German ~ ~ naeIeAn-
Doubly Rntry Book -keepipR and ~ ~
salesman can render undoubted fasttna - ~
Snsriete e Hea capacity For further Information
nnwa
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JANUARY, 1893! ,.,ou 20

n,.., e, .toc. FIJI, force. and unabsted energies,
are nasinC ready for ne coming season. snu VII
a view OF cutting down stock and MAKING so ONE
;,rnrovemeuts in their wate-Iocrs Is 6iso 10 give
- pws.tyas .jho,. room for the spring campaign,
thew viii from this time Offer everything at large
discount upon regular market rates nntii the open
Never has so rare An opportunity been presented
to the great buying pubic Of laying IN their SUP
plies for either winter or snptaet. ~ "en "''"
lasnr is larCe. fresh and well assorted. 80. =
For the first time In their business history. IA
some de partments. they Will commence TELLS on y
,ypnaI ATOMS the ensuing spring and parties May
rsiv from arrangements made, that every article
.escted the other side of the pond viii De- "a IaoIie
aud quality rpassed and IN sty ne anu
enuai 10 ANYTHING brou ght to the county hTsty
dsnsrtmens about their establishment VIII bs
psced in the hsads OF judicious and experieneea
kan5s 40 that their customers shall nave every
sa1ffifv and advantage which the experience ana
aI'.aryat;on of years has QiyeD them. IA us
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my GOODS MUkl L BE SOLD.
~ CAL ONE. AND ALL.

No. q Main strett
Prom bow until the the first Of March, .1er ios
foods ever offered to the pu Ee. 10 avoid getuns
moth eaten by next Fail Rich patterns OF frens i
Mns,,n aud 1erinoa a Per cent. below coat; ail
.oien Ylanp.is a, % eta: all ooors OF Nerino@s u
e,s cnesp =. az plain color. De Laines, worth ~
cts, at sc; rich patterns Muslins at Zsc seo,cn a
plssa Al 2al,c: Check and Cambria nusuuM ~ c,s
and hishtr, R,eachsc aud Brown Table Cloths, as
sonshingly ios; Cambria and Muslin bands Jam
brio ane swhs Collars; rich Needie wofn SsIsiss
aud Linen Hosons at IS ceuts; Bed snd servan'
Risukets a. hs,f their value; Ladies' "a 9 n
aud Heached pomestics ut all price sci1 ltisn M
mems at 5, and soc; shsw.s and tioass' a' pi'''
that plsaee everybody ,.o as M q
ne csreiei III s"'h" ~ JosEPH STRAUSS
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~ FOR BENT OR LEASE. Tho
So aTOHE HOUSE OF 18th. between Main aud
Cary streets, formerly ,upied by Messrs Stearns
Fran nell, Int more recently BY messLs stesFhs
fa- storage of Flour. Cora, Tobacco. Hay. &c. or
might be converted into n Tobacco Factory. being
located almost il the heart OF the city he iocs-
tim of this property is go well known that Tar
;her description il deemed unnecessary For terms
&c, aptlyt TO ESn.aY..
Il. o=l
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mo LADIgs WEARING MOURNING

i seno yards Lead aud Black GINe HAMS, seli-
tho Ar rinsi,,pce worth Is cents.-Look at this
~, .s,.i, 1 vide Lead and Black Striped 6ing,
hams. snpcraLe. worth faliy IS .eass me yarTa.
am ,uoutn0 oil at q nipepence. This " feaiy
Ia hara ain. the bast ever offered. Call and lock
~ it-You viii and It the cheapest and preturss
sr,le of 6inghans for mourning on ever saw, Wat
santed f.st coiurs Call soor, as IL u runhinKs on
,spiSIy. Other goods equally eh,aPat
'"P'"'' MAILEkT'S Cheap Store.
xs No 81 Main street.
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nRY UnoDn.
IrNTIL lsr MARCH - We VII

Until lar MARCH - We Will sell
u Great bargains Ia the balance OF our stock Of
kch new asyles Hiiks and Robes
Rich French De Laines Aud Vslentiaa
kpai.sh aud American De isaines and vAientias
Fisnneis, Prints, and Bleached Cottous
Table Dxnzsks, Napkins ad rowelILgs
Very large stock ef shAwlr. vere cheap
Rlesk s eiyet And Black Goth Clcaks for cash. 10
make r. ON for entire stock OF Sprinx foods.
which we shaii open By that time
.a l4I Easle square.
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RScsrPrs AT tbs n. YonE Custom HetsE.-For the
vesk ending last Saturday, the receipts At the n.
York Custom House we've. In round numbers.
$3.50 01, or, including treasury notes received
for esstolns, 81, 40, 900, which is more thsu has
en received In ons week for year and half.
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TAXING TIE .a4s OF fAs,EAaEas ON THE ERIE
RAILROAD By = recent edict OF the President OF
the New YORK. aud Etis Railroad, the conductors
are required TO a-c-ftaiu The names OF Gil the pas
seuaers, and make u Register of them In book
provided for that purpo.t. Tho absurdity OF the
REQ nirement was sp.ty Illustrated The other day
on the Eimira and HatklLs branch u the ruad.
Tue conductor, coming Up TO passenger, de
msoded his name j ..asOa," WAS the Iopiy. To
the next ne pet the same In srrogatory, and was
promptly answered, Uis. .es MOAN TIE third
20 e his name as "ueadiey," bnt the fourth, not
qsi.e % accommod ,tiag, or supposing there was
some unuecess AIRY use Of his uauie, replied. None
Of your ID business" The conductor IN, the
aus wsrs oil down, and the last one was as near
correct ss the three preceding, though there WAS
& kind Of bitterness ia the tone il which 1t was
uttered. 10 this way it g,es-scarcey passen,
ger giving bis right nam to the conductor. The
names thus ELECTED, however, are seat on to
headquarters with regularity and dispatch, aud
President Moran, it is said, has begun TO think
shat be and bis brother officers have great many
namesakss travelling over the road lately, a.
scarcely list is presented him but be hnds hi:
name upon IL, "a well those OF all the other
0aeers of the CON pauy.-Elpiira Adre'tissT, fib /
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WOOD, EDDY Il cos ..vv,rs,
w sing liz NI.tIHEM L0TITEsn,ti4y
tCnARfERkDBY Tdk sEAIE " oho .
oAPITAL PHlzs 3seso"o'
TINR E1N OHkf 4A.

NOTICE TO tbs runLiJ "A. ase tns own.
ouI URN sn,s char cred By ths Stafes OF De'a.
ware. M.ssur sa q psMf s.s q Gregory
1eSs Es. aW iIm.nvtpn Delaware, we have oee,is'
"a e peient to change the name Ct 2ar nr EDpY
and after January lss @ 20 ,n sSe management Of
:. ~ snsrts Academy Lottery. and the osneia No
absvs NAMED. na..s xo,.ed 10 conduct
IN aat ,an yritI Integrity and pronaptness. anu
our eap assu, the public that the
fore bestowed US is vel asssr r.nnseo N
ferred TO oaf suo9o' ) SWAN CO.
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SAu0srr CoNDUcT.--A printer, named Hewitt,
Ia, been arrested 10 L,uievilie Ky, on the charge
Of throwing the forms OF Tou"g2 Spirit al The
!SS.h newspaper and all she types III the office
into "pi," aud breaking the press and ether ma .
serial.
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49, SECOND SUPPLY FOB La.
Gz1eB DIES-Received, and opened this morn
ing O fine assortme OF Ladies Shoes and aaiters.
embracing go
heels 80
Thick aud thin soed Morocco Boots, with and with
out heels
Thick soIed Kid Boots with heels
Double soled Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
Caters
without heels
KID aud Morocco Slippers. with and without heels
Overshoes with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled Caters
White Kid Slippers, with heels
White Kid Slippers without heels
Together with almost every other style usually CALI
ed for.
Ladies are respectfully invited TO call at No. IS
ain street, two doors S3oye Nessrs. Z. Il. Price q
Co., and supply themselves.
II JOHN = PAGE, JR.
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PIANOS, 6c.-P. H. TAY.
HEE,n REWARD.-JEFFRiES' An
Ws(S2O TInnTE SpECIEIC EIXTIIE 4 fnr thn

cure Of Gon0rrh0a, elect, structures, aud similar
disorders. IT makes speedy cure without the least
restriction OF Diet drink exposure enange in ap-
oicsticn to business. The proprietor chai cages
single case oi recent Gonorrhoa which the mixture
will not cure, Hnder forfeiture OF 500. Further
the disease cannot be contracted dose Of the Mix
sure Is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
ard long experience have proved that ii viii rAd-
eally cure any case which eau DO produced. This
desirable result is obtained Ia from two TO ten days.
and as il neither creates nausea ofends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation In diet
INTERRUPTION To usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the Nuisance - thu5 removed ~
speedily az is consistent with the production OF
Thorough and permanent cnre. Its Ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and injurious effect, either
constitutienally or locally, car he caused by ifs
use.
Price 81 per bottle. seie agent ior New York. q
Ring. No 81, broadway. corner OF John street.
TR GALLEND2zt, ccyror OF Sd and Walnut sts.
Mold by YIsHER 4 WINSTON,
r. as-eJv Ricbulond Va.
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-. .A Az 49,. -.
~ JOSEPH HoDGsoN JR, Attorney
ct Law and General Land and Prescription Agent
EANAAS CIrY Mo

- . = ~
~ JOSEPH HoDGs0y JR, Attorney
ct Law and General Land and Prescription 4 gent
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
Hon II. a. Wise, Governor of Virginia:
Professors nor aud Holcombe. University Of Va
L. Nuna,iy, Pres't Bank Of the Commonwealth
james Lyons. Attorney at Law, Richmond;
@. w. Purcell Co., Exchange and Suck Brokers
Richmond
GoddiH Apperson. Real Estate Brokers. Rich'd
Kent, Paine 4 Go, Dry TOOLS Jobbers. do
Thomas, Hughes Caldwell, Fancy Goods job
bers Richmond;
Tinsley. Tevdy d illans, Wholesale Grocers;
u. II. sAinker & Co , Wholesale 2racers. kich'i
j. lO-2m
---------~-----'---~---~---
n~lSo9. Nav ChOP 1859
LANDREfH'S CELEBKATED GARDEN SEEDS
The subscriber is Just In receipt OF large and vel
selected supply OF the above popular See a. consist
ing in rart OF ,,
Celery. CarrUt. .ress.
Cucumber. Corn. CyInbling.
kale, Lett .ce, Meion, MUstxri,
Onipss. Peas, tsrsups.
Pars'ey, Pepper, Radisb,
Satisfy. TcmGt res, &C, &c,
To which he respectfully calls the attention OF Far
WeTs IL rdeners AID Dealers, assuring them thai
they can rely Oh their being fresh:
JOHN w GARLICE,
Apotbecary and Druggist. rankin 81.
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e;1 kUbLEr l.. DiCKINSUN, MI
Se II EW STOCK I
OF
BOOTS AND SHO ES.


We are receiving this morning. Dec I'D, per
steamers and scht Il. Nickerson. good assortment
OF HOUTs and SHOES, of the following kinds:
Womeu's heavy welted heel BOUTS, made strong
aud good; sizes: TOT, 5 to-, to 3 6 to 9, and ]
to g. These Bcotsare made 10 order, and are such
AZ We can warrant 10 wear wen.
Mems fine Calf bRCGANS
Meas fine black lotion BROGANS; sizes: to ii
and 10 TO Is
,ien's fine Calf oxford TIES
Mems heavy double sole BOOTS
Mems t;ne Zip BOOTS
Boys fine Calf BOOTS, ali sizes, to 5. 10 to 10,
6to9
Boys prime Kip BOOTS, made to wear rs well as
to ell -
Geutlemen's and Ladies' OVER SHOES
Weipyi.e all in want to give Us a call.
PUTNEY Il WATTS,
Is Main street,
de % Emporium OF Fashion.
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La "a Ess9 NOTICE. 1889

ii PASS NGERS GOING NOaTH-NEW AR
RANGKNENTsa So IMPORTANT TO TRALsL-
LERs - THROUGH TIC hETS AND THOUGH
ca ECKE-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE Garry
ing the great United states Mail. IwitT daily tscR-
dag nigh excepted) between Richmond, Alexsn
drig, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, h ew
York and all szs- imp rtant points West, aa via
scnuia Ureek aud " asbngtul over the Rio HIN 3pd,
Frederick suurg and Potomac Railroad, to the poto
mae River 10 miles; aGd ny splendid and rf1rta
bic Steamers, thence TO Washington fifty five miles
in all 1870 miles in hours: being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours OF depsrture-S Is II, and 81 VI.
BAGGAGE. under charge OF Special Agents
&Sr CHECKED THROUGH ia 10 ashington,
Balti3ore, Philadelphia and New fcrk:
Thrnl Oh liz can he prOcure3 at Tic fl,loMiny
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. kUNAWAY.-StCO KEwAhD.-

kUNAWA1.-1 NV hHUAhD-
The above reward will be paid for the appre-
hersion aud delivery 10 bayls Hutchesop,
in the city Of Richmond, or confined III any
lam ~ that get him ain, il taken out OF the STATE
Of Virginia aud $50 If taken IN the state Of Virginia,
for IA fnsn THOMAS JEFFERSON. he 10 abont
81 years OF g. brown complexion, fnii head OF har
good teetb, beet 70 inches high. and rather gIum
counteuance. JOHN hUTCn sSVc.
AF- enquirer and Wing will copy in weehi5 pa
rrspo sef.
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'fjIPlS59.
-, nav CkOP
- The GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,

PsTERs' INeALLIBLE REMEDY FOR G0N0R-
RIGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy containing 40 Mer.
curisl or Baisamic properties, exceis ever! thing
heretofore offered the pubie IN it's curative. rest0
rativs AID renoyatin9 powers and the medical
world are astoniobed when told that the above
Esdy will cdIs the above diseases, AID coni0unded
when they have ocular demonstrations Of the facts
But tho proprietor, who has Known Of the remedy
for twenty odd year, has Rnown OF case Of twenty
years standing be restored 20 perfect health, and
all other of shorter duration, to be restored
without single exception. snd therefore challenges
any Gaze Of GonorI hoea hich the remedy will not
prudence on the part the patient; and to any one
purchasing half a dozen bottles, and using accord
1ngly, in his or her CAGE he guarantees a perfect
cure; and In of failure Will fu nish additional
medicine. free Of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will oe effected with
out tucon veuieDca 10 the perient. Bold by
GRUBBS Il APPERsON, Druegists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond.
A. e,nA M OIL IrNa %
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EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT
T. FECTIONS.-.H ARTSHORNE'S6R GREAT BUCHU
| COMPOUND. for the rspid cure of all kicney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated CoinEouna
tor all Diseases Complaints of the Bladder Hid
Dropsy, Gravel. elects. Leucorrhaa or mites,
Urinary Complaints. Distractions and all diseases
constitution al origin. from any other cause. OF
long short duration
Ii is prepared by q Chemist. ntaining no Mer-
curry, aud is pronounced by medical men TO be not
Only the best but the cheapest Bechu Com pound in
the world Persons have suffered ior years and
could scarcely walk. have beeneared by using one
OF two bottles
Large Bottles 81: small Bottles 50 cents 81 III by
FISHER i WINSTON, aud eli Druggists in Rich
mond Petersburg. Norfolk. and other towns in Wiz.
ginia. Ia 22-3m
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de- l0-6ms

No. Hoi ALL Ys DYsPgPTIos - All
Who suffer from Headache; Giddiness NssY ousness
Mouth. Irregular or Deficient Appetite. Acdity
Heartburn Costlveness. &C, &C can be promptly
Z. stored ~ health by the use OF BAKERS CkLE
DHATEl PeE.3Uu BiTfERS.
For sale b. Messrs r sher Winston. Druggists.
Richmond. Va de Sj-tS
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FRESH AkkIVAL UF NEW dUU Do
L AK. PARhER & co.

ERESH AkkIVAL UF NEW dOU Do
L AK. PARhER & co.
Have Just received their SECOND SUPPLY Of
F4LL AND WINTER DRY OOODS
making their assortment one Of the most co.npe
.nd attractive they have ever offered. AID az suci
p'I spiend did Biack end Cord SHE Robes s'Lez
Rich Bsyadere a'Lez and Plain silks
Black Gro dc Ehine Polt de Cole and Tahets
Silks
Rib Plsid and Fig'd Valenciss
Bia pomba1inea. Alpscss, Chai,ies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace. Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin, Cam uric. PeQuet and Mourning Coiiars
Illusion Capes and Eertha3
Uloaks Mantles and Shawls In great variety
Cloths, Cass.Ineres and FestlnGs
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
81 and Fuilea Cloths; Sheep's Grey satinetts
Buckiand fnlied Cloths; Kefseys and Pialds
PLAID Linseys; Flsnueis
Bed and Negro RisnEets
DaIuask Table Cloths; Napkins; Doylies
Merino, Lambs WOOL, Six aud shaker Shirt
and Drawers
Alexander's Kid, Ruckskin. Silk and Pirsf
LINED Gloves and Gauntiets
Gotten and Wool Hosiery OF every description
Carpets; Rags; Druggets. &C. &c 20
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ISREsH DnY GUUDs.-by various ar.

rivals We are RECEIVING:
Back French Cloths aud Dosssns
Fancy Cassmeres and Coatings
Italian Cloths, White Marseilies
English aud American Prints
@ aagow and Ea,,ston GihGnams
M0hsir lie Beiges, Black Aipsecas
Irish Linens Birds, Eye Diapers
White Rriiiiants, India Iimity
Linen Ducks, Blouse Linens
Linen cambric Hdkfs, SILK 90
Hack Tslfeta Crayats, Napoleon Ties
ladies' Kid ui0y es, Sewing silks
Which We otisr TO the trade Al very low prices
fs KENT, PAISE a co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-10
- -
HUNAWAY6.

- COMMITTED To NORFOLK CITY
J.fl AZ ARUNAwAT.-Wasc Committed
b the jail Of the rporstion O sns ely ~ g
A. Eotfak on the i, n daJ d NssSmp N, = 80
negro III "a q ave feet seven and one hasl ipenes
high, and weighs ono hundred and sixtJ-hss
iat. states that he vas born In Summerset c0u1ty
siarytaud aud claims TO tie born free; had On Mnen
commitse TO JAIL sheeps grey clothes Sra ssii'f
hat THUS CUhfaEss
fa CIV terges ut City Nor folk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-10
- THs Bxer UobGH SYRUP In THE

WORLD.
The best Cough Syrup ia tia world il Harris
horne's Pectoral syrup II v lid Cherry
This article 10 prepared by chemist, and Is pro
noupced By medical men, AID those who have u5sa
Ia % be the best preparation fer Coughs Colds.
Oetarrh Bronchitis, Hos, seness, sore Throat from
9 cold, and Q preventive OF that lion OF diseases
Consumption
Persons who sing should uso il. II is pleasant Il
the tnste sotens clears and strenR theme the voice
eays aiirrtatiou OF the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold
Bottleg Is and 20 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug.
aists In Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg, and all
towns In Virginia. &c l5-om