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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22
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A BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY PR


"A vArE REsIDENOE. ON UNION HILL. AID
JOINING THE REsIDENCEs OF DR. o A
sTKECKER AND DANIEL Won GR0SINa.-
1859, at O'Clock. N, = - premises. the bssati-
full residenc located as above. 1t has been built
within the last few years. by the owner. Mr. Ly-
brock sn1it was the study Of the designer TO com
bine the beautiful with Etiliryof which the hand
* ms porches and the numerous closets give abun-
dsnt proof The building 10 warmed BY one Of
Chilser's best hot air furnaces Adjoining he main
building In large brick kitchen. two stories high
with cellar about eight feet pitch The kitchen
is supplied with one Of NJ ott's patent Cooking
Ranges. TheIe Is well OF fine water on the pre-.
misses.
The Vows enjoyed from any part Of the premises,
which contains about acre Of ground, beautiful
ly laid cut 10 walks. with ornamental srees fruit
trees shrubbery. flowers, and kitchen garden. ID
one Of the most exre ded and not surpassed BY any
in the neighborhoed of Richmond.
Terms MAZE known at sale.
The premises can be inspected at any tims and
ell Information bad BY applying TO Alb Lybrock, al
VIM eattler B Cos. No I42 Main street. or
Meesrs GODDiN h APPERS0N.
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HOUSE ON GOVERNOR STREET
RUNAWhYS.


- $500 RE w A r D.-Ran away
from the Subscribers, OF Thursday night,
. the iith instant, forr likely NEGRO MEN,
,Et. named WYLIE, sAM, BOB aud sAM.
NILIE was purchased Of II Richards, of North
Carolina the 30th Of March; about q years of age;
I've feet ten or eleven inches high; likely; complex
ion. very dark. aud talks free and easy when spo-
zen 70.
SAN ia about 20 years of age: five feet eight or
niue inches high; was purchases of Geo Pace, OF
richmond. the li,h OF March, aud was purchased
iy Yr Pace of Vim Jones, OF Gloucester county
Il is very likely and stout, and OF dark complex
iit am has scar, from cut, on one of his legs
= FOB ia five feet seven inches high; was purcha1-
ss A kegensburg, of King and Queen county
p ne igt Of pfil; aged about 90 years. very black
s1d steut when he left he had a small scar on his
is-e caused from a boil not quite well.
sam 10 about i've feet seven or eight inches high;
Of dark complexion; stout and well made; was puf.
chased Of Henry Y Morris for Mrs h .Piggoi. OF
James City county, on the LIST Of April. come few
whip marks On his back.
Tie above reward will be paid for the apprehen-
son aud delivery Gf the said negroes TO u.s. in
Ricnm nd Va or $50 fer each negro, Oh his deiive-
n or security in some jail that we can t him.
should said negroes be- taken in Richmond or
Renrico, s25 only will be paid for each.
ap l6-ts 22-laEita JONES q SLATEh.
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II0S. HOBBIES, do.--A new supply
NJ ~ a. yiarenss 0ies. Hobbies, aud velcodpedss.
ss:asiisi s'5is' e Ass's IA !: :s...
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By James M. Taylor 4 Con.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AMI
~, -FOUR VACANT LOTT ADJOINING. ON VIZ.
NAbLE STREET, AT AUCTIvN.-we viii sell
upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the I'd dav ri
MAY. commencing at ~ O'Clock N, the neat and
comfortable Brick and Framed Dwelling located ~
anove, AMI recently occupied BY Mr. Edward Ker.
sey, Tne mouse has eight rooms, and there h on
The lot I. onts ON 18th street - feet and rnn.
Dack the usual depth. The whole premises are In
After the Gale Of the house, will be sold two Va.
can't Lot; adjoining, iro ting Is feet each and RIM
ming BACK 70 feet, Ne Abave; and two Lots jmmedi
ateIy In rear OF the above. on McOance st. fino
81 feet each, running back Is feet
iERMs-une-thrd cash; the balance at and -
montns. lcr negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured By Q trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to be-
ap22 JASM TAYLOR 4 SON Ar.t,
THREE B RICK TENEMENTs ON
=. = 18TH STREET, NEAR vENABLE sTREST
~ ~ AUCTION Will be sold upon the.premises m
~ eSDAf. the Sd day of May immediatelv sftar
ny ABOVE sale, three Brick TeHements on the ves.
slde OF tenabie street. and adjoining the alove
p !r Each has four rooms. and adapted for
rs feet 80 '00' e"Sn' anu run back
TEnMs-One-thivd cash: the balance at and :,
lontDs. Ior neRotiable notes. with intersst added
a an eecured py trust deed Taxes and insnrsncn,
". s, ,o % 10 De rafd by the purchasers -'''
nP JAS TAYLOR & SON. Avct.
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By E. b. Cook, Auct.

By E. B. Cook, Auct.
ZINE STOCK AT AUCTION On SAT.
UaDAY. 23d inst, at 10 o'clock, will sell. at
the large lot near tn Central Railroad Depot
One thoroughbred Mare. ont of sallie Cooper who
was out OF Col Corbin's celebrated mare Virxi.
Dia HaXall, by imported Celus Warranted sound
and gentle-works well In single or double harness
ALSO:
One splendid Brood Mare, years cid, with Colt
to single and double harness. aad is reliable ami.
NAL.
AT SAMETIME:
Several Harness aud Saddle Horaes; Mules I
secondhand Buggy and Harness.
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CLOTHING.

Ia CLOTHING.
W SPRING GOODS AT HEAD QUARTERS,
.4A Corner Main and 18Th streets.
The subscriber has inst returned from New YORK,
with tue largest and most fashionable stock or
Goods he has ever had. selected by himself in per-
tou with great care, With special reference TO the
retail trade. A better stock OF Cloths. Cassneres
and Vestings cannot ba seen In this city. Goats,
Pants and Vests OF every imaginable shape, color
aud quality. embracing all tho new styles. Also o
most magnificent stock OF Furnishing Goods, such
Super Silk Iace Neck Ties
Biz and Fancy Silk Neck Ties
Pocket HGkfe, Cravats, Stocks
shirts, Collars, Drawers, Chores
suspenders, Books, DC.
All in want OF Goods, really fresh and desirable,
either ready made or eat to measure, would do well
70 give him q cali before purchasing elsewhere.
He hss in his employ the beet of Cutters and
Werkmen. ID SPENCE,
spa Corner Main ana 18th streets
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Ni BBLS Halifax Cut Herrings
wv 200 bbls Halifax Roe Herrings
100 bbls Halifax Gibbed Herrings
$50 bbls Alewiyes
200 kits No Msckerel
$50 boxes smoke Herrings
loco bus Jersey White ercer Potatoes
200 bbls Kidney Potatoes
1900 bbls Rockland Lime
1000 bbls Cement
1000 bbls Calcined Plaster
200 bus Plsatering Hair
20O bales pure Timothy Hay
1000 bus Shorts
1000 bus Brown Stuff
1000 bus Virginia Oats
1000 bus Canada do
1900 bus Corn
In store and for sale by
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IA JOHN e. DOHERTY respectful.
IA " informs his friends and the public that he
= M has opened MERCHANT TAILORING
- EsTABLISHMEsT. on 18th. between Main
and Cary streets where he warrants es good Gar.
nenis and at as reasonable prices as can be had
anywhere. All ne asks il q trial. NH l5-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

THRU SPLENDID OPENING OF
DRY GO0Dsl
BREEDEN FOX,
Bread street,
complete assortment of Goods ever exhibited by
them They invite special attention TO very at
tractive stock of W. "
DRESS GOODS,
which viii be offered at very reduced prices:
amongst them N'
BaIaga and 6renadiue Robes, in great variety
Silks. Bayadere. deux volantes some enfirely new
gtyle ~
India and Fou'ard Silks, colored and black
French Urgandies and Jacouets
Spring de LANES. Challi de LANES
beautiful fabrics for Spring wear
is very large. ~
We have bought, during the past week, seme
large lots of the following Goo1s, which We shall
offer at very low prices:
Irish Linens. Table Damasks. Napkins Towels
Linen Sbeetings, &C. &c. BREEDER FOX.
ap lS-I2tif OF P,osd #
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QHERIFF'B 5ALE.-Will be sold, On

~ SATUbDA, f, 231 April, 1859. at the shop Of J
White corner a 40 Main streets, at public auc-
ten. fr cash. the following property, 10 sat.sfs
lor g. :. 4 y whi.s Two s'G seiloxs snv
slcdge Hammers; small Hammers; 4 Drill Press;
hU..s 70 sel
a ss' ps.s Es ss e.. p sSses .ai TsSs
Rlms ios Axle rimbs': VOL benches: v;c. e:
100 feet lot Split Timber; ONCE attached Is he
Gsns and Psni; chop Axe; Iron CLAMP S.rsws We:
! !ct Patterns; erindsson.; ooacn kenehsss
fhs above s.ls win take piacs 4 q o'cioef
HIGH CONSTABLE'S BALE.-Nill Be
!! :0la On sATusDAY. the "a dsy q Agrn ,sss;
aoass and Fence. In 1dsms VALLEY WsN sids o
shochoe Greek. 70 satisfv 9 dts1xsSe yoxEans ~
bsssr,y johnson GIN CD m mser q sI Is. NJ.
sss'-sa 70, Gook
a CARD.-Having 70 rslinquish busi-
..o.. a. 81 2 .. sss'sssss ssss u
KAvsNAGn. - eeedlslly sSssa1a1saA ~ nisses
AZ win b seen from The shove card. /
vii 60 The stoge latel1 occgn1o4 ~ ~ aol0ee.
q - :sssss. sssassey 1SsSfeEes , n,se5Fnilf.'
= Ia I'D. = slsS5s ~ -
4; ~: !: 50 |: ;;;'s'': =;
CEIDLlTz And DODA R0W011 =
= s !; ss'a'''' - 5Ssa ) k .; Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22
BY Thos. w Keesee, Auct.
tOfice corner Of i2th and Cary rtreets.]
SAFE OF yALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
1 PROPERTY on 5th Street, in Rjchmond--By
virtue OF deed OF trust. TO me. from William Bat
ton and wife, on the 9Th Of March, 1888. and Of re-
cord In the CLERK ONCE Of the Husic gs Court. for
Certain purposes therein mentioned. shall At the
request Of the beneficiary. on WEGKEeDAY. the
9Th inst, proceed TO sell on tho premises. the prop
erty conveyed In said deed consistiuR OF the uuex
pired lease Of the House and Lot 5th street. next
to 81 James Church. now occupied BY said Battop;
compiete order; Household aud Kitchen furniture.
consistilg Of Beds. Bedding, &c; the Bar and Bar
Fixtures Liquors; Cooking stove; . ane Bagstelie
Tnsas: The deed requires cash sale, but ar
rangements will be made between the parties 20 al
low credit on tho Lease. Ten.pin Alleys. &c.
business lind this g 30 very desirable etaa.
tion Il being the only place on Shockoe Hill lifted
up"isn bowling nIssli ii HANCOCK. rru.ts.
This sale II made with my consent and sspsoba-
''G ri. conducted By THO " Kzzsrl. 1ucs 8 j
= FOB RRNT.-On MONDAY, the
asth day Of Apsil, lsss q u o'clock. y. On
b. hall rent 70 the Highest hi1deF, the
TNm belonolrg % the sseete q IN pepFless.
0shmn furupike adjoining tho land o. &obere
H~vo ~ IA oihers ard USUALLY kDoyn = ma,
rioe HiIlB The HOUSE. has roonss 40 nlens =
rendered vefy comfortable q maI = :
I6ere ore about s. - @ acros q 1ene. 49, 3,
which z highly imrrovsi. ana nns osos =
eaoeos ns"' auo pLRsAyIs. Deputy lbr
yNO 1 HUT0Hne0 nhsFia henrioo Oousss'
|
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a NEAT BRICK TkNEMENT ON

GAMBLs'5 HILL on the Eas. line of a.
between Canal snd Byrd streets. FOR SALE AT
Az IioN;-Will be sold on raj urday after noon,
at ~ O'Clock. The neat and beautifully located brick
tensnen. on Candles Hill nov in the occup ancy
rms back lA}a feet The house has rooms. be.
sides kitchen and IL admirably adapted for the
lent
TERMS -One-fonrth cash. balance at four. eight
and twelve months, fer negotiable rotes IL terest
added. secured BY trust eed, titled retained
The taxes for 1889 to be paid by the purchaser
ap2l GODDIN APpEks(lN Aucts
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ID RUNAWAY-FIFTY DOLLARS

"A REWARD.-Runaway from my Jail. this
A. years old, perieetly black, good teeth, very
rGtIy 5feet 10 or II inches high. He may be trying
to get TO Hddlesex county, from whence he came.
nh 2t-ts BENJAMIN DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

- BUILDING Lots. in the plan of ,chanan,s
s "a At AUCTION VIII be sold at Auction. on
sne prsmi.es on MONDAY the 25th April. 1859,
nHuchanan Spring property, having fronts on the
Nortn SIDE OF Clay aud south side OF Leigh streets
a pat OF the lots can be seen at cur ONCE The
most OF the lots are admirably adapted for building
purposes. They are a short distance bepond the
suburbs e Rsoi 'i0
3ERMs-All sums under $500 one-fourth cash
esiaIce at 8. IL and Is months; over that amount
IN each case negotiable notes. interest added. se
by the purchaser GODDIN APpERsON p"'u
ap 9-2Aw3t&tdtds Anctionea..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

NORTHERN lCE.-We are prepared
~ to furnish our customers and the citizsns eeo-
orally with the best Northern lOk. ON reasonable
terms. pledgiDg Ourselves 70 spare no pains b saef
fy cur customers Thankful foe the liberal patFcar
the same We Will deliver ics st any II the dopctD
In Richmond or on canal boats, rsaeonabIo teGDa
f from ne vessel Ice Hon. on The Dock. % csy
GRIFFIN . TAYLOR
We arc unloading 500 tons los. which ~ can Il.
liver from the vessel very low.
ap l6-lm GRIFFIN TAYLOR,
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T,O COUNTRY MERCHANT6.-By re-
L cent improvement and snlargrmsnt my iaete.
~ IL now complete, and By tor the lnSgssS eStah-
iishment Of the kind south Of phitadolphh. Vkioh
enablss me % offsr 70 the trade Of
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA.
TIMNDaoIy snA
as . nfr e r: s,sy sroesr'. IN article q
STEAM RDEINHD
CRUSHED sUeA1 -,

warranted to stapd In any ciins'e, much SoIo1 -
Northern prices. for IN articls Of IKE gennAosd.
Usll and examine IL as my iactory. No - 1eka -
apis 1OUIe DUIoDlkU1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

0LATING AND UTTA PERCHA
~ FELT ROOEING.-P w DUDLEY co, deal.
ers In STATES AND GUTTA PEkCHA FELT FOR
kO0F1S9.-W ELLIUTT, our Agent, will al.
ways be ready to have executed ell orders for Flat
ing In a thorough manner and warranted. Like
wise the Gutta Percha Felt for Roofing fiat or steep
roofs. tops of Railroad cars. any kind OF covered
Bridges. &c, &c, we particularly call the attention
of Engineers, Architects. Contractors. Railroad
Companies, and the building community general.
the above Felt being cheaper than any other mate
rial for roofing. Likewise. being more durable and
proof against all falling Fragments Of fire. rs
show testimonials to all its qualities; it is acknowl
edged to be best material introduced both for
cheapness durability and impervi0usness TO water.
We invite any in wantof roofing. to call and exam.
inc for themselves, the samples finished at our
warehouse, corner of 9Th and Carysstreets, Rich
mond.
B.-Ohi Slate and Metal Roofs repaired and
warranted Address, w Il ELLIOTT,
an l8-lm* Agent. Richmond.
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWEI

LING ON THE SOUTH sIOE OF MAIN.
BETWEEN 9Th AND 7rH STREETS. FOR.sALE Al
AUCTION Will be sold at auction. on the premi-
ses. on FRIDAY. the 9th day Of May, 1859. at 5
dwelling. located asabove 1t a. formerly occu-
pied by the late Mr. samuel Reeve and is now in the
occupancy of Mrs French The lot fronts 90 feet on
the south eide Of Main street. back 1850 feet to
an alley. The dwelling has 10 rooms, With three
story portico in rear and Is supplied with gas an
wants. and an excellent brick stable in the alley in
rear The location of this property is In q very i'm.
provpg part Of the city.
TERMs-Onefourth cash; balance at I, and 3
years. for negotia notes. interest Fay able half
yearly secured by q trustdeed.
The taxes and insurance tor 1859 to be paid By the
purchaser.
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! yAENdEs, L OZEN q EH -3inger.
=. 80 Psrmlnt aud Willow Charcoal LozeEges.
=. BTDifKEa. Druszi.t,
No w MsiE ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

RaESH BUTTER. --J Just received .
snail lat Of vary has sYiss:s nv I'll Kiss
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So DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND

& OFFICE FOR RENT.-The House aud Lot on
n street next tony own residence, and near the
corner Of Grace. For good tenant. i. will be put
in repair az loT rent, Also the office. in the Law
Efii!hG, 10 the occupancy of Abel u Mayo. 1t il
on tn first floor, and has gas and other cobven
fences Bed rooms in the Law Building, and rooms
fsra clear water bath and laundry in rear OF the
s.Ile. Other desirable property both for sale and
IN Possession given Immediately.
r.h 22~Im b B MINOR.
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QUBINSON's MA iruLAIku Qua.
IL No Has EIGHT PER CENT OFANH0Nxl
AND WRTY EVE TO FIFTY PER CENT OF

RUBINSON's MA lruLAIbu Qua.
~ No Has EIGHT PER CENT 0FANx0NTl
BoRE PHosfHzrE Of III zixE MrS. :T mar 81
as,%as s s..s 6
Of agrculturiss and sheir agents to this supesioe
Fertilizer We guarantee q perfect unitorm1ty u
the quality Of this srti ,la and that Il e 10 eli eass
Bsne and the best Phosphate Gusno.
The machinery used l. nov and OF the most -
proved description. and from tie mannsr In vhioh
Their that every particle Of each Z BROUGHT Int
the closest contact with the other, ensures I'm
appropriation Of both In proper proportions b. sAS
We refer to the annexed report from Or BIeksIl.
showing the value Of this Fertizer both for quick
and permanent results.
Pr e E pss d Sss g SS i about - he
No. 50 SECOND sn.ss,l
RxpoR gsa ~ SNs IVA 2. isss. )
OF Robinson's Manipulated 0uAno, for R1AHQo
KoBINsoE. ESQ. of Baltimore city.
a sample Of the above, which was taken ct you1
mills. was found, upon analysis. to be capable q
producing Of
and to contain OF
Bone Phosphate Of Lime ..45s7 Dsr seet.
Phosphate Of Lime 10 known to be most proper l6r
concentrated manure. Both theoretical rsGsoaing
and the results Of numerous practical experimeu0
this article will supply more Of Bone Phosphate d
considerable surplus Of this valuable nutrm.ns In
CGrPorsssd with the scal afssr cropping aad WIN fur
nutriment and stimulAnf.
CHAs BIcxx1L. Ph D.
For sale by EH eKINKER 4 90.
fsz2-2hmif Sole Agents for Richmond. ts.
\ TT1U N n A. q n
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TWO LARGE ROOMS FOR RENT.

~ And possession given at once two large rooms
rga aud 81 stories over the Hook ami Ladder
Company on 10th street, between Main and Carr.
They srs about % by 9 feet. They very desira-
So rooms and in the business part of the city Ap-
Tlrto JAS NJ TAYLOR SON
Tnh 2'-5R Goddin's Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-22

II 1sCIc DhLE VF CdNHL BUAT
ECLIPSE" AND APPURTENANCES AND
THE TEAMS, DC. BELONGING.-As trustee in a
May, 1856 daily recorded in Richmond Hus.ings
Court. shall proceed to SELL at public auction near
the Bssn sheds, in the city of kichmond on MON.
DAY. the 25th April, 1859. at ~ O'clock M the ia.
nsl Boat "Eciipse," of Buchanan, and Appurte.
nances. together with the Teams thereto belonging
Terms cash. ED ] PIC II.
sp Is Trustee.
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SInTS 1 UT ~ DIV hLL,NG, ON THE SOUTH
STREETS As trustee In q deed of trust from VIII
iian AahI dated 10th November. 1857 duly recorded
Ct pubic auction. on the premises, on TUESDAY,.
me % Gay Of April 1889 at O'clock the val
real estate located as above. fronting 20 feet
On tne south line OF Main street running back no
ieef to an alley 10 feet wide. and having thereon An
excellent new brick store and dwelling
TERMS: enough in cash to defray the exnenaes of
sale and pay OF bond of $500 with interest from
10Th Nov 1857; and to the residue of the proceeds
OF sale on such terms shall be announced at the
hour of sale. The taxes for 1859 to be paid bv The
pufcnasef. ap l6-M 9ODBIN Trustee
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-26
The Belmont Convention.

On last S .turday was truly an interesting
meeting. The number in attendance, the
manifest interest, and the deliberate de-
termination of all present, could not bul
have a meaning that will be explained in
the coming political contest. We have
never seen SO large a number of any party
called together on any occasion similar to
that! There was no disposit ion to gain
party ascendency, but a desire. as the reso'
lutions testify to make the overthrow of the
present SO called Democratic party sure and
certain. And if ever that party had cause
to tremble it is in the policy inaugurated at
Belmont, and which we have no doubt will
be carried out in the final triumph of our
forces over this sncient dynasty. The
signal is given, and the contest is beginning
let the united opposition join heart and
hand in the common struggle and victory
will assuredly perch upon our banner.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-26
Enlarging.

Enlarging.
The large number of students in attend
ance at the Iron City College, Pittsburgh,
Pa, has made it necessary for the managers
of that popular institution to open separate
rooms for the several departments of the
College. One Hall, capable of seating $50
students, is now appropriated exclusively
to those engaged in bookkeeping; another.
with capacity for $50, is devoted to the
writing department.; third. with accommo.
latinns for 200. is occupied by ih sse engaged
in math hematical studies, while the fourth
used as lecture room, is occupied from 4
to hours each day, by some of :he Profess
sors with their classes. The present caoa-
bili,ies of the College are ample for the &C.
commodation OF six hundred students; bul
should the patronage increase for the yeal
to come, as it has during the past, the Col.
loge rooms viii be far too limited FOR those
seeking admission.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-26
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. I'd. 1857


Dr.. C. w RoBAcK: Having been troubled
for several years with extreme debility snd
weakness, so much SO that was unable to
attend to nv ordinary business at times
and having heard of the wonderful cures
that your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Pills were efectng, | was induced by a
friend to try them.
have been using the Purifier for the
last twelve months, and find the medicine
fully equal to its recommendations. So val
liable is its use TO me, that / caR not now
dispense with the use of it at my advanced
age in life-seveniy-seven years.
cheetfuly give this Information for the
benefit cf those similarly affected.
(may5lm) NORRIS MORRIS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-26

Ho1lo,cay's Ointment and PAs.-Furnish-
ed with these two comprehensive remedies,
the head OF 6 household feels that he COM
mand and control any external or internal
disease by which his family may be sssaled.
But bsware. both haue been counterteited.-
Conceive the agony of disappointment
which must follow the discovery of the i'm
position. Dyspepsia or Scrofula, perhaps
is racking the frame Of wife or child, and
nothing at hand but pernicious counterfeits
Of Hoiloway's resistless preparations. Guard
against such contingencies by ascertaining
that the words, "Holloway, New York and
London" are visible in transparent letters
on every leaf of the books of directions &C.
complaining the medicines.