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NC Wheeler & Wilson's

HA Wheeler & Wilson's
SEW Nc M C. II N Z s
HAVE WON THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS AT THE
United States Agricultural FAIR.
Maine, Vermont, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, Mississippi, Missouri,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois.
Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin,,
and California STATE FAIRS.
A'so at the FAIRS OF the
American Institute New York.
Franklin Initiate ..~............ Philadel phia.
Mechanics Institute San Francisco.
Marylan NJ Mechanics Institute. Baltimore.
VaMechanics' institute. ........ Richmond.
Kentucky Institute Louis Vile.
Mechanics Associate Boston.
Mechanics Association. - ....... Cincinnati.
Mechanical Association .......... St. Louis.
III Metropolitan Mechanics Instl-
,ute........... $50. ........< w ashngton.
EA Virginia Office and Sales Rooms,
no g. I'm 227 MAIN ST RICHMOND.
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ma PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHS AND AMBRoTYPRs
can be had at RKKs' Gallery, li5 Nam street, al
ali hours IN the day. and Il any kind Of weather
and Satisfaction guaranteed.
Small children beautifully taken by the aid Of
500. no I2--3t
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ID A PROCLAMATION- Information having
been received BY the Executive that, ON SATUR-
DAY last, JOAN WRIGHT. one of the con-
who had been condemned BY the Circuit Court
Of Greenbi Ter county t. imprisonment in the
PenItentIary for two years, for the criule OF
grand larceny, made his escape, and is now
going at large: Therefore, do hereby offer a re
ward of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any
person who shall arrest the said John Wright, and
deliver him into the Pententiary; and do more
over require all officers of this Commonwealth,
owl and military, and request the people gene
rally, to use their beat exertions to procure his
rest, that he may be brought to justice.
~, Given under my hand as Governor, and
81 s.{ under the Less Seal of the Commonw eath,
t-s~, at Richmond, this l2th day OF November,
1850. JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor:
GEO. w. MUNFoRp,
Sec'y of the Commonwealth
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UnATs.-~ Rev. Adam Empis formerly of
kichmepd, died - Wttminsten, n. u, lsst
Nssk,
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sBRvANTs FOR HIRE & SALE.

49, 49, 49, ~~ ~
COOK, WASHER AND IRONER FOR
- SAhE..We have for sale Prly,tey No.
also an excellent WASHER and IRONER, "a
years of age. strong, healthy and sound, and free
of incumbrance.
Her owner, in order to secure for nor good
home in this city or State. will sell her for less
than her real value, TO any person In need OF a
woman with such qualifications; and to effect this
will accommodate the purchaser, if it is desired ,
by settlement at months time. for approved, en-.
dorsed, negotiable paper. Apply to
no l2-3t BELTS GREGORY, Aucts.
E>OR SALE--A middle aged EGRO WOMAN;
L will be sold cheap. Apply at Cary street Jail.
no 2-eo3t*
A NO. CARPENTER FOR SALE.-We
"A have for private sale, likely NEGRO MAN,
80 years of age. who is a No. CARPENTER; Of
good MOI al character, and sold for no fault.
Apply to PULLIAM 4 CO.,
oc iS-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
COOK FOR SALE.-we have for sale young
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years. she is
an A No. Bread. Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and Ironer.
PULLIAM l. co, Aucts.,
Sc l5-ts Odd Fellows Hall. Franklin st.
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THE TT r N g..

Below we publish table containing all the
raturos received since Saturday morning, aud
acme official corrections Of the vote as pub
lie hed then
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ERENCH BOOKS, FRENCH BOOKS.

FRENCH BOOKS, FRENCH BOOKS.
For sa g by STARKE & CARDOZO.
LECTURES pour tons. BY Lamartine.
LII R0I DIES MONTAGU rs. Par Edmond About.
HORACE, Tragedie. Par Corneille.
LIE CID, fragedle. Par Z. CorGeie.
l. AWARE. Coincide. Par Moliete.
LA TuLIPE NOIRE, By Dumas.
PORU UNE EPlN,LE, Legrnde.
MADAME LA DUCHESSE D'ORLEANS.
THEATRE DE AJEUN ESeE Par Souvestre
COURs ELEMENTA DE RHETORIC UE
EFT D'EL0Q UENCE.
PUJOL AND VAN NORMAN rLETE
FRENCH CLASS BOOK.
Together with fine collection of all the els-
HE ntary works used In Southern schools.
no 10 81
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Couch, New York. mdZe
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
SAILED,
Steamship City of Richmond. Mitchell, Phiia
delphia mdze and passengers, C. p. Cardozo.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze.,
and passengers, d. & W CurIie.
Schr. Marshall, Chichester, New York, mdzs.,
d. r. w Curre
schr VIA. Godfrey, Wcks, down the river,
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Ssc'y OF the Commonwealth.

JOHN WRIGHT, alias ALLEN SMITH, wa.
born IN Clark county. Georgia, is five feet nine
of age, with black hair and hazel eyes. his nppeI
teeth are all out He left his convict clothes, and
10 supposed TO have on brown sack coat, with 8
velvet collar and patch GA each elbow, as this
coat was taken from the place at which he was al
work. No I9-swaw
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PASSENGERS FER .SrEASsHIp ROANOKE. GEO.
w. Couch, master, from New York, Nov 9th
C. B. Hunt, Isaac Dozier, =. Cramer, Thomas
Morgan, Chas; Rynch, Geo W, Emm"ns, /. ].
ze, Geo Burns, Jno. Ryder, Thos. Mu1ston, D.
K. Leach, w. H. Prime, Chares l.. Prime, Mrs.
Driscoll. NJ. Hess. W H. Mulson J. o. Sets, DR..
q. W. Briggs, Allan Gilmore, n. Gilmore, John
Dunlop. and II IN steerage.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, T.
SIMMER, master, from New York, Nov. 10Th
J. Martin, M. Gayon, w B. Osborne, Mrs
Phelps. children aud servant, H. Ranard, Mrs.
Ashe, 2 children and servant, Miss emerson, !.
c s. Dawson, MISS Davis NJ. George, Miss John
son and child, NJ. Johnson. H. q. Rodman, Mrs.
Nelson, Geo. Dickinson, Sam. Shelter, and IN
steerage.
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City Point, Nov. 9, 1860.
ARRIVED,
Steamship City Of Richmond, Philadelphia.
SAILED,
Schr. Rebecca, Magee, new York.
Steamship City of Richmond, Richmond
Bark Pioneer, Guilds, Richmond.

HOLMES HOLE. Nov SID. schr. +. H. Nick
erson from Boston for Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S-Cfd, sohr. NJ. J. Guest,
Richmond. Nov. 9-Cl'd, schr. Lizzie Tay lor,
Richmond Nov. 10-CFd, sohr. Maria Jane, Rich
mond.
Bosroy, Nov. lard schr. Susan, Richmond.
NEW YORK, Nov 9-CId, sohrs. Wythe, Rich
mond; Senator, Norfolk Nov. l0-Cfd d, steamship
EAvANNAH. Nov. 6.-Arriyed, schr. D. Town
send, Richmond
NEWARK, Nov. 9.-Arrived, Echr Clingman,
Richmond.
NIw BEnFoRD. Nov. 9.-sailed, schr. Gen. Tay-
lOr, Norfolk.
ALEXANDRIA. Nov. 10.-Srd, schrs. Pebscca G.
Wilson,, FrederIcksburg; A. Hoiley, Norfolk.
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SCHOOL OF DESIGN OF THE via

SCHO0L OF DESIGN OF THE VIZ.
- GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE. - The
shove school will be opened 10 the base mept Of
Noys n is!h, att IA; and on each MONDAY.
WEbNEsDAY and FRIDAY succeeding, until
the LIST OF May, 1851. Besides Mechanical and
Gsometrcal Drawing, the scholars can obtain in
s,ructlons in Mathematics, Trigonome.ry and Sur
AEissiea. who viii BE- in the school room on the he
evenings Of Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday OF
TINS week, or to the Committee.
T. H. WYNNE,
"a J.. l.. MONTAGUE,
no IS-Im JAS, KERSEY
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW hooks ;
LIFE AND CORES poNDENCE Of JoHN'A
9UbT N Ms9 G'F BE- snS
2vois. with portrait on steel. So.
NICARAGUA; It's People, scsnerJ. Monuments
illustrations, By +. g. seuier revised edi-
=, tlon, With iH Lust 9 ems s g. 81 n.
Thieke1ey author Of. Vanity FAIR &C., 75c.
Ap SfG s9f5s*G 81 fTa aE HON. DANIEL W.
ment n daliveTed at Char estown Nov. sth 1851,
upon the trial of John E. Cook for treason aud
ssG ne @ tas of v
fniq InFy I t,h 1s9 sS' of New York
This volume is respectfully dedicated to Hon.
Msek G e A Ian Voar. s h1:.m.L o..
JULIA HOWE; tale of College Life. By the
h?f IF ES q Fs o n aEs
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1870 GEO. STARRErr ~
loOel. Has in ttnrA his EAll stock. -

~ AHA a. MAJ As~kS Fer sale
AZ noS--iw DUNLOP. MoNooh-s. = s -.
CsANDL : - 80 bone: ,ssfscSS Z jar
! 06 Tsygs:.SI, s. !, ASS 81 N.sf5SIM
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Ran az for or resolving my CHEEK, on H.
order Of '9e ibamnmonwsslth, made payable to The
dated Nov. eth 1870, ns "a i1 ~ no, 70.
no 1t !. u. GOODMAN. ManuYsasnIresrsa '
ENamsr DAIRY CRKE1E-0f .,,m.
- snsliss, for ssie 81 A-oi stlms
l.ks.y. DAvxsPear,
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mAaAnB INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER Ito
High Eas,r tAis dag tDIondoy)34 o'cIoeb.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

W go BROAD STREET
My stock of WINDOW SHADES beGg YER,
large, | am determined to run them OF ohsap.r
than ever. The following is my list of uIce, -
Dark Landscapes, 81 cents, worth rs; Plain God
Shades. rs cents, with fixtures complete; Gold.
with Centre 81, worth at least 81; Gold and Vel
cheap at 81 so; splendid Vase Shades, % oertN
can't be bous hit elsewhere for So; Gothic SIT :.
Dry Landscapes, Pleasure and Hunting Seems IN
endless variety; German, English and American
Oil Cloths, ali widths, very cheap Table and Stand
Covers; Hearth Rugs, very low and oil wool; Car
petng only 50 cents, great bargain; $50 large gt.
framed Parlor Pictures. rich scenery, al the as
tonishing low price Of So, worth SO; also, largs
line of DRY GOODS, cheap for cash. Call suUt At
the established cheap Dry Goods and Waroy
Shade Store of Nj. GOLDEN, 230 Broad street.
Y. s. keep no travelling agents. Sc II BIN
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Two RAILROAD AGENTS, PLANTERS
AND OTHERS. 10000 Servants blankets in
store, and az prices that will astonlsh ali some Of
them much less than the coat Of Importation.
Alfred MOSES, 81 Man ut.
(yHE EyE-Nsy York cuttips, English Dairy
anu '''' "'''''F ss's 3. b. bbHsvsNposv,
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L VALUA BLE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER
FOR SALE.-The proprietor of thriving coun-
Try newspaper, in Eastern VLrsinia, being de-
sale his entire establishment. The newspaper
has about o0o subscribers. and q large Iun of job
inches-seven columns to the paRe- fifteen COL
amns OF advsrtlsement,; Upwards of sleoo on
the newspaper Is the posi- OF FICE, paying up
wards OF $40 year. The printing of eight or
amount oftransent lob work. The office contains
one large size Boston Press, and one small Ram
age Press. for job work about 200 lbs Of Brewer,
Cases, Imposing stone, job Type,and all the requi-
sites for carry ing on first class country ncwspa-
location cannot be surpassed. For further infor
THOs. J. BAGBY,
Advertising Agent. w all street,
MOIST Under 81. Cha's Hotel, Rlchm q, W:
THE CONCERN OF MARSHALL & FIT2.
ths day dss9ysd Sy mea, s9p
books and papers of the hrm and will use The name
OF the firm IN liquidation ~ F MfAAzaHsHfiAAhhh'
Richmond. Nov. LIST, 1860.
ton with HILL s NORFLkET, of this c.ty, who
coMM T Busf NESS. earnesty sol,o,t ths
patronage of my old friends and customers assur-
and will use oar best Efforts to render entire salts
faction. j. w. MARSHALL.
Richmond. Nov. LIST, 1850.
In retiring from business, 1 take sren,
pleasure In recommending 10 my friends and
former patrons, the above busi ness connection as
one calculated to give them entire satisfaction,
and influence. HILL & NoRFLEET are vel
and favorably known 10 me.
Richmond. NOV. lst 1850. no 6-d6t&cwlm
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BOARDING. The subscribers, having taken
II the house of Jos. IL. Crenshaw. Esq , on Main
street, between 9th and Eth, inform their friends
aud the public that they Will be prepared to re-
celve boarders on the LIST of October.
The house is IN excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort of It's in
mates. It is pleasantly situated. and convenient
to the business part OF the city. Several day
boarders can be accommodated.
r. B. MURRAY
sc lS-3tawts Nj. ], MURRAY.
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aIFh INSURANCE., &c

EIFh INBU RANCG, &C
old DOMINION INSURANCE COMPA.
" NY.-CAPITAL 100000!
O. Ones-No. a MAIN strssr, ssdsr So. CsarH
Hots! :"
This ComPany 70 new pIePared 70 r sceryps aSP1
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AMOSTM. VITA

Miss CAROLINE RICH tNes
Mr.. PETER RicHINGss ''''''' the knohansrs,..
As the Pirate Chief, RAM.
ABsautliui Muse MAGNIFICENT Dance. -.
M other great novelties in preparatio,
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BOARDING.

ROARD-Can be obtained in private family
- on the I'd door, for gentleman and wife. or
two ladies, 9TH street, between Grace and
franklin. Apply to + MACON, at F. H. Cave S
offce. l2th St., between Main and Cary.
n ln-2ts
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'1 'aH '0' 1T -'' a''' ' JOS. STRAUsE's.


Su svt cS dn.S n os DhI 0nyUip9'
October 22d, 1850, at Nj. MITTELpoRFERsH NO.
rs Broad street. | have Just received from sa sue,
ton some of the greatest bargains IN DkEes
city, such as Silks. Poplns, b ocatelles, NeioaIs
&c, ard to which ask the particular attention o.
all in want of sny 10 give me a call. have luA;
received, and Will continue daily 10 receive, 81 %
the latest st, les of CIOAKS and MtSTLhs spea
as Arabs, japanese, Zouaves, Bournons. SSss
cites, &c. The attention of the laalts IS axsia
called to my stock of housekeep ns Goods, o. ;!
ard every description. All kinds of Virs ina mases
of Cloths, Linseys, &c. of men snd wonss
wear Give NE q call before purchasing else
where. NJ MITTELD0RFER
No. rs Broad street
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WANTED-TORE NT.-The advertiser wishes
w to rent a comfortable HOUSE of about ~.
six rooms, and kirohen, with large dry yard Ha3
and other convenience. on Church Hill. Ad ~
dress c." Dispatch Office. stating terms and To-
cation no9 is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
NEN VRHNEMN SNSSNSNHSS,
'c4cX. NSN NVAE TpN&SS

3S y I'D ~ ASbS ANNfSAN
oft BAIskM thoroughly worthy the coma
of all Every symptom of C0nsunptten iH surely
permanently eradicated by its Its effects ara
other streng gthening aud renovtng ~ the an
tire system Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs Colds, ana
General Debility eectsaly cured by its Night
Sweats loss of Flesh and Wasting OF the Ausccar
Appetite Soreness Of the Throat, Cheat, and
Lungs Liver Complaint, Palpaton Of the Heart Lhm-
Guilty Of Breathing gall these affections disappear h
Incredibly short time after using Dr. o. Phelps Browns
Acacian Balsam. 'a.--eHft
1t strengthens the patient who is too
reduced partske Of ordinary food II heals all
internal sores tuberces, and Inflammation. II srenGth
ems braces and revalizes the brain, and IS wthout
rival tonic supplying electricity magnetic force
part Of the enfeebled and PROSTATE body. n
peeds lengthy trial to convince that the AcAc1AH
BAIsAM truly the greatest remedy OF the day, ne
qualities fully apparent in eight
after trial
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Health and its Pleasures,
Or Disease with it's AgonIes:
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEN.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
NERVOUS DISORDERS.

NERVOUS DISORDERS
TTTEAris more fearful than breaking down
wv the system. 10 be eNtitaDe OF
nervous in small degree is most distressing, for where
can d remedy be found? There drink but little
wine beer or spirits far better take no coiee
being preferable; get all the fresh ar you
take three pills every night eat plenty OF
solids avoiding the of slops and if these golden
rules are followed you will be happy in mind and strong
body, and forget you have any nerves,
MOTHERS AND DAGHIsRS
thing than another for winch these
Pills are so their pugifing properties, esec'
iy power cleansing the blood Of all impurities
removing dangerous and suspended seeretIons I'M
versElly adopted the grand RENE ~ Tor ieale
complaints. they fail, weaken the system
and always bring about what is required
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF AfhIlIE
These feelings which sadden US, most frequently
inoyances trouble, from obstructed Per
spiratien eating drinking what is unfit for
US thus dsoFdng tbs liver and stomach. The iHls il
taken according the printed Instructions VII! quickly
restore a healthy acton to both liver and stomach
whence follow as natural consequence. good appetite
and head In the Fast and West Indies scarcely
aav other medicine used for these disorders.
DISORDERS OF THE KIDNEYS.
In diseases affecting these organs whether they Sc
crete too little water; whether they be
afflicted III stone gravel, or with aches and pains
the regions of the kidneys thes
Pills should according the printed directions
ami the Ointment should be wei rubbed INTO the small
of the bedtime This treatment will give almos
immediate relief when all other means have failed.
FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ORDER.
No medicine will eifeetuay improve the tone of the
stomach these Pills tney remove all acidity, occa
reacn the liver reduce healthy action they
are wonderfully efcac5ous in cases Of spasm-in fact
they fail curing all disorders of liver and Stom
ach.
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Grover 6 Bakers
CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING LEACEz1EaL LS.

NEW sTYIES-PRICES FROM $50 TO $1a5.
EXTRA CHARGE OF SIS FOR HEAIERs.
nHFsE Machines sew from TWO spools as pur-
thread thay Hen Eel Gather and stitch IN superior
st,Ie 1shin each by their Operation, with
t recourse u the hand needle, is required BY other
Machines They vii de better and cheaper sewing tLan
seazastrass can and are, unquestio1aby the best hd-
chime i. he market family sewing on account Of their
tion to ali varieties family sewinge1ecuting either
heavy with equal taei4It! and Wlthoutspeeai
adjustment
REASONS WHY THIS MACHINE Is PRlFERRED.
1st 1t is more simple and easily kept in order than
any other Machine.
ID II makes scam which will not rip Tavel. tho
/ every third stitch is cat-
sd IL sevs freTn ts8 ordinary spools, and thus all
tr,e of winding thread ayoiaeG, while the same
change Of speos, all varieties OF work
4th. The same Machine silk, linen thread ana
! coln1no3l spool cotton, with equal facility
5th The GiaStlc the most elastic fabfe
So that Is free from liability break il washing
iFtining, otherwise
9th The stitch by this machine Is more beaut
full thai. arv other made either by hand or machine
Tbe subscribers are prepared 10 furnish the above Ma
every style, Family Manufacturing icF
poses at tha Manufacturers PRICES ard VIII give fu
instructions how tfem-a book with printed III
sructips &c-tweiye needles, oil and screw driver
accompanying each machine In addition TO the tom
puv-s warrant, hesitate TO warrant every
Machine sold by i shall give good sats1c ca as
any other machine manufactured il not better, O. II vii
. be taken back.
CsIsec the Machines and geta circular.
STARR X RitOTHER,
Ne. ;, Williams Book,
- %, ,'6a-=tf Delaware Ohio
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DIRECTLINR BETWEEN THE EAsTANDT THE
GREAT WEST.


GREAT WEST.
| Theconncctng Of tracks by tt e Railroad Bridge at
Pittsbirg, avoiding aidfayage Tagc Freight to-
gethcr with tho saving of time, advantages readily
appreciated by shippers of Freight and the Travelling
Public.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply to
or address either of following Agents Of the Company
T. A. STEWART, Pittsburgh
H. s. Pierce & Co, Zunesvillr o.. Johnston Ripley
o. r. 3fcNecly, haysve, ky- +; 0rmshy & CFoppcr,
70. tsmouth, o. Pattiotk Co, Jrntrsonvi,le Ind.
Cincinnati. o.; r. C. Mcifrum Madison, Ind. William
Bingham. Louisville Ky; p. U'Eilev 4 Co Evans
VILE, Ind y. W. Graham & Co, Cairo H.; f. T. Sass
Shdler Glass, St LOUIS, No: Jchn II. Harris. NASH
vile, Tenn: Harris Hunt Memphis, Tenn. Clark Co
Chicago, H.. W Fl. II. kontz Alton Ill. Freq ht
Agents of Railroads al different points in the West.
The tcstfaci1ities offered for the Protection
and Speedy Transportation of LIVE sTOC y
And Good Accommodations with usual privileges per
sons travelling in charge therof.
i II Il Ct II T S
V TINS toHtc Freight Of all descriptions be forward
cd to and from Philadelphia New York Boston or I{a
more, to ana from any point the Railroads Ohio
Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri
Jy Rditr0ad sItrecf.
The Pcunsyiyon Railroad also connects n: Pittsburgh
with Steamers, by which Goods forwarded 10 any
port on the Ohio. Muskingum Kentucky Tennessee Cum
her!and, Illinois, Mississippi n Missouri Kansas
Arkansas, and Red Rivers and at Cleveland Slndlskx
Lakes.
shippers cnrusting the Transportation
Of their Freight this Company rely
its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West b.,
the Pennsylvania Railroad al all times ftroable as
charged bg ott.r Il. Il. Companies
H9-Be particular to mark packages VIA PEHxA r R.,
Z. J. SNEEDEli, Philadelphia,
MAGRAW k00Ns, so, North street, Baltimore.
BEECH & CO, No. 2, ,Astor House l, Vim. St N Y
LEIGH Il CO, No. II, State street. Boston.
H. fl HOUSTON, Gea1 Fieighf 4gt, Philadelphia
L. L. H0uPT. GesI Ticket -f9t Philadel phia
rfIos a, SCOTT, Gea'I SsP't, Altoona, Pa.
Jan IS 60-@1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-07-27
The Rev Drug Store.
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Successor to CORN ELL 81 PUNIHHREYA
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medi-
cines, Chemicals, Dye-Stuffs, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Turpentine, White and Red
Lead, Perfumery, Fine Soaps, Fine
Hair, Tooth and Paint Brushes
Shoulder Braces, Trusses and Sup
porters, Surgical Instruments,
Vials and Bottles, Appetite.
cary's Shop Furniture all
the Patent or Proprietary
Medicines Of the Day,
and Pure Wines
and Brlatlies
for Medicinal
Purposes,
TTAs, Just purcha ed the entire stock, and will
- constantly NJ tep hand vel s-cceI
such Articles ustaIiy Kept i'll Drug Sores,
viii cb will he snlI at tie lowest cstSli price
my thanks to MY friends for their
liberal patronage he:ctooIe received, am. fee
from tie Increasing g h#iness s house dY lone
Rs~ Particular Will b. pal to llill Phys
cill's Prescriptions Of all kin's.
invite all those wishing anything il my line 10 cal
al the oid stan t, one door b1tow iempiar II,il.
March .. 's3-#tf. H. CGEc;III-