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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-25
|'stlaination OF General Dix tc the pacul.
81 Ii, omac and Northampton Cauu,i-s

,,iama'ioh ot General Dix tc the pecpl.
81 Ac,omac and Northampton Counties
'Le hliltsry forces Of the United &tatps ara
We. 70 enter your counties as ii part OF thr
IN 4.iTJ VIII 60 aIuong yen as friends,
WIN The earnest hope that they may nor
| teui { Is. be forced 10 become YOUR enemies
-sS VIII invade no rights Of nerson or
t+FY. tl the coAtrery, your laws your
sa'ltioAe, your usages, viii be serum.
-1S Itspec ted. There need be ne fear that
| t"ietuGe oi any nrestdes viii he dis
-.'rU. unless the disturbance is caused bv
'-4Neiye.. -
sfetta' directions have been gwen NOT
'AFIi~Fe with the condition of any
''5h. held 10 domestic service and IN
-rf "a u there my be Eo ground for mis-
1s VI l4tuAl foi III representation, com
-1hoe'- u regiments and CORDS haya he.n
'Tlc'-4 ret to permit any such persons ia
10 Ni'hih thtir lives. The coTn,napd of
- p-d. tlon Is entrusted 10 brigadiar. n an
| Al IL lockwood, Of Delaware, q STATE
'l'ts I}4 some OF the distinctive features
= Ao''ai organization with sour own
-t'te et bis iJrce come from counties in
.y'+Ha bordering on one of yours. From
I'D ''l-' u 't ttem you may he assured O,
-t"4Nth} OF neHT igh bors, as well as
"'S' yen 40 1ot repel II by hostile re-
'4'" "i ,tttri- TAei~ mission is to asser,
1 "1ih"fi'F of the United STATES to re
u your !ntrFcCu:te estth tho icy:.f States
4 eSI IeciHGf with MARYLAND, which has
Not aimed her fev ton to tn En!on bv
HO7L triumphant VOie i'll i.er puiItc
~ % restore TO commerce. its accus
l i ~bic's, 0y establishing The lights on
u Ve"s u afford Il free export FIR the
"1''t> oI 1nHr Dor and Il free ingress fo,
Ir'ttsfrles and comforts of life which
1rfulEe IN tSClihr gs ard, in n word IT,
:" ma 70 th- EN- blrrassments and re-
i'ts ornnght upon vou by causalese
y. u Jnsfitabie rebellion
'"e caislnst,es OF intestine war. which
ues'iati' other districts of virginia. ard
y" h!readt crims0ued h~r fields with frs
l% blood, fall Also upon ,ou. IL will M,
ht Itnlt OF the Government L ssks
y lhat It's authority may bs recognized -
N'hos among. you IL force TOO strong To be
Nssfuliy OPPOSED force which cannot
'S'z-ed III any other spirit than that Of
-S.oiAess and maiignity. II there are
Hs tou lhose who, rejecting all over
% friendship, thus provoke retaliation
r. =" uoWh upon them sci veg consequences
me Government is most anxiou. to
a., 10 thelr account must be laid the blood
= i1a} oe shed, and the desolation which
H.. ~ pftuEnt Oh peaceful homes On ali
t1As reckless of the obligations Of
! ny Nlo cuty, and on ail who sra founo
- ne sePeTest punishment warranted
us laws OF War Will be visited.
Lnote VINO remain in the quiet pursuit
'.'f domestic occupations, thu prhiic an
.es assure all they eau siye-peate q,
~" Htm annoyance, protection from
- 'iia thfernaI enemies II guaranty OF
'utiohaf and legal rjghts. and the
'""ss oi Jc.t and parental Government.
-, JOIN A DIX,
a., Maje*-1enerai Commanding.
| f f~'-'"Ts, Baltimore, Nov. l3, 1861.
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TIE Cox xrsD sD.I.ss Ssw trlefpo
Bfte In ssys. year sep ] st slnies, sr ~.
sle stiou lift txas ior he At OF d. aa 20.
Ia Mexie o, Aeadsd b. or~ NJ. box, = Il q.
lae of beu' wo huad T~i persons II hnndred
and went Ave fxaaiss - m-n. e eas proved
sotai are Mr Box great deee IS ae
spry Mang o. them ie0 OF em All . ID
'ti,.r disc - 5, ,and but iew II shsmsv~s re-.
tusnst 10 their homes in sxAs bn, 4 -
said, has take, rsfuse among h- In m,
He po / Q great hi ,es. and his te 10 M
.nces We're ecorrespou.iingiy ANAL. Oae VI the
. trty who has relurned--a Mr Spi' die--says .
lh 1t there IS In I'ur tngo one OF the richss { .
minss in The world, and it only requires e -
II II. machinery and system 70 sup,sy An egscx
with lin. Ii this De 80. IL - u fact OF gs' at
i'm porrnnre here ~r~ very t~~ rim mir -
l.. fne woIli. All Il at we nee u imported y
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az FxPLArAyioN.-The New Yo-k Hsds-
pendent is ont vi h al expl4. .a,iva o. the
cir umStanees which indu Ell il 10 anpounes !,
ia Its last we rs issue that Mr. seward
had made up bis mind, IL n cer,ain eve, I,
IL recnrnize the Southern Confedtraey.--
The responsible edirer, II . ems. had lsfs
the cnice on Ire night Of publicatita,
when /. gent'ew M, who was On oscssaosal
III tributor, came In and handed the ioremAn
t,e statement in ques rs an imp .rtsIt :
"ftern OF news" and as such IL was for thwtsh
put In type and printed The editors express
resserats their confidence in the ability and
desire Of the Government - pfceecnte the
War ua.il the Union is restcred
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AHIMALs Sxo1Hs@kp Al the IN rnire Of the
m~nr gsrie OF the biessrs 0eodwaa. al Boston.
on tuesday night, the lire dsd mot reach the
animals. bnt the smcke smothsrrd them.
Among tn. animals Lost wasa royal Bengal
t,ger. sati 10 have been the isfFert aud best
specimen In the country, ARA ew valu etl
% apy single an,ma IL tbs soHsesion. The
otAer animals were al Hee ssssssHsssss. aud
upmbared three hons, fogr stolarss two
Afr,esn tigers, two oeArs. hsene, Jacxsaf.
.Atsicaa gos,. masxrs.. iecr~rstsssts herasd
no. So aabs,st forts moaksss,s~ tsse a UieS,
,nr-e trick ponies, and 6s~ hels<s. tli Od
y saen usr.snei. rhs animals Aitns wxSo
ya. usd at aoout sta.ro II
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FROM MEADOW BLUFF.
[coRREsP osDEScE OF TIE R1cHaosp DIsrArcH ]

PROBABLE .tiDdace Of tbc Enemy to Creeugricr and
Jachsoa's hir9.
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A LIBERAL PATkfOT.

In the Washington N o. Dispat,h we Il nd
thanks returned to Mir. Perkins, who resides
near Pdctoius, Pitt comfy, for kindly enter
tanning 200 horses and 10 men, free of charge,
on On their route from Granville county to
liberal scale
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FRos MOTHERS MExIco--CivA War
90" r rom the Poto Popular, OF Matamora.,
4, ~afn that the Rejos, under Don Andres
es''ho, attacked Reynosa, on October 7th.
f'lfea The town, aud made prisoners Of the
4. '''on' commanded Dy Don Trinidad
, ,.''es' OF the PARTY known as the Crinoli On.
'a's 1he Brownsville Flag adds the follow.
~ private letters we learn that all the
ac coishos ,'a who signed the pronunciamento
:, no nave been taken prisoners, have been
4 w. ,eaesd to b. shot, and all who could not
4. sa S..IA ~ had their property Seized. Among
'sslderabl.. 'e''
!. "e receipt of the above news at Natamo
a...n ~ ednesday morning, led TO serious
g.r.a &c. The city was iInmedia teiy de-
q ~. a eaaef martial law. and the Ksios were
e1.aieeiiea under arrest. The wives OF the
e. oth were ordered into custody at the
e. ri-his. This inessure led Immediately
ast." cur VI ihe devoted Kojos from Mala-
ai3s,,, aaa the city OF Brownsville is now
'f@'' Aiiiag up with ths tugiliyes.
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yaox Mlssor.i AaD AagAxsAs.

The Fort smith Tims. OF th~ 7th. says;
~ tfen. HeGalleek aas oydsrsd all asasa IN.
tRntry enMpak klAs In his .yiaaasit - march
sia fbs tsis4rarA f0Aa II 1'nJet5st;iies Ilseoe
eAsink ~ Aflp n NtHsle N ~ fislAsY n
faA &sftKs
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'Az INSTANTLY REisgoaegD The Wash
s"h s'ar otsshe 18th. says:
h 'rs = ere satistiad that quite fifrsea Thousand
h. tFoeps wlii Do on board ship by Satur.
.1s9t. destined ~ rslnaosss Gss,, khsr.
ss ssssss ssassa il tsata Gasoliak. AZ ~
~ issn In tkAt q vNssss, the tssAanefso
V IEf 'es'a may sAis stnxly ma lard MtiA
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
STATE CONVENTION.

SsTURpAr, Nov. ~. ls6I:
fbe Convention was opened with PRAYER
he Rey Dg Hoag, of the Second Preshy~
-zn Church.
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10y uUWH yUuI aflIIs, Oh mighty hosts
Tbs your country v.uss
JIet Us be friend forever
Wen gain the worIo's sppauss,
But u: the war goes mad on
Wen tsce the caGnoD mouth
It's w rse 10 vain for you to try
To sui jugate he souIa
[God bless the ladies'! 1t seems that NET
ther the fear of Federal bayo, cts For the
horrers Of the bastile will force them into
submission to Lincolns despot tism.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GRANGE OF HOURS. ESQ = Il


on .ad AFTER Monday, June Sd, ta-4
" The Wall md Passenger Trains,
YIN leave ROhAOeD DAILY. at els A. N. for s,aun-
ton and AL intermediate way Stations connecting
d1asve with he Orange and Alexandria RAio Trains
Junction, and intermediate etatous Manassas the
trains with The hAnassas Gap railroad, for Wheeling
NnehAier. Hsrpers Ferry and all stations on hsMAnsss
and CAariote-Ve with trains and
points West and south Of sI place every oher
day. fuesdsys Thursdays and saturdays for Jack,on
Aver and stations wsN OF SrAunton. . ~ 30 -
HAsn Brouus Stages eonnee. win the train sauuton
Mondays Wednesdays and fdAys at Goshen on
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
HArmAn, Mason and Company SAges the Train
fpesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Mboro FOR The Warn
spngs and Jaeksoas River for TIE White Sulphur spring.
Le~sbarS, &C. =
RETURNING,
The Nal rsa leaves IaeksoEs River Mondays wednes-
days and FriasyA a. sis NJ. Ter stAun.On.
I'll THOMAS DODAMEAD,
General Superb
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PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
or TIE
STATE OF VIR e. IN A .


OFKICB-tgain street, In American Hotel.
THIs Company takes In addition 10 The ordinary FIRE and Ma
rne risks PERPETUAL Insurance on eadnga Under this
cy one paysn. secures The property EyER against
~ Ore f Company receives MONLf deposit interest
thereon and guarantees tie payment Of Nesoaasls Notes and
bils Of Exchange
o. T. BEnsna sec'y
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~ NR
DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.
TO sOOTrsyILLE.

TUyRI.wEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH 6Ne-rrrrrA
Il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, III
AND TRIwEEKLY ON TIE OPPOSITE DAYe, hAklNG DAl-
LY LINE As FAR Az eC0TrsvILLE
Richmond gcotsvie 90 Richmond 70 Lexington. % 90
" Lynohburg. Il 90 q" Buchanan. 3 90
The through line will leave Richmond Monday wednesday and
Friday NJ and and amer 9Th September the Way
line for scosve viii leave NJ Tuesday Thursdays and e
urdays and far scotv Returning leave eeot
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday At III A. N.
danc time Of passng In card below for through
line that the scottsve line will intermediates
points the opposite day the hours going hour
later coming down. -..'
Leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynchburs
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SCIENCE OF wAH.-Tseics for oiicsrs Of InianiTy
- .airy nd Artillery. Arranged aud ecuapheioy NbOCh
goITZ Ppblsh.d By J. ". Randolph Price 70 cents
Foss CapLIia Dinlns c' the Virginia Public Gard
AssoAY, RcHAosD, Va, January S, 1861.
Z W. RGSn0LPH-Desr sir:
w popular upon military matters nov before nc pup
~ are confined ordinary drills AID pAst~s what nov
1000 h .ree going 20 Vhea the ou taSyemens Of
Ier Cysy Infantry and Ride, taught 10 their respective
~ @ bs and -ncanpneEt shat pre-Aut rs 70 be Ia
Sen sha Advlrcrg rs;TeAs when 10 stia col ann when u
i'm hov post the daeni arms TO act the ms;
rt ss al 20 success and without which, no meter
Nv nonsy brave troops nay be- they exposed 70 almost
@ ssrr 10 presence OF eqas number Of well drilled and
s troops this inform lon Capt Bnekhou rr
ailhss IN si5 work .
have 10 hessaton IN recommendingit
Nefy respectfully yours, . .
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'''s '''P'I oaGsi ~ 6rNMocK CAN'T. te &c
ssARK BooKs-TOr sale By -, ,.ooD,,o,,,.

x A1-n "~ JAxE5 wOoDHoUss 4 co.
,, Capgns: Hilary Of the Campaigns Of lIsO and lIs
m ne sonherr Provinces OF Norta America BY Lieut. Col
Tari.oH Win maps and plans qaaro, fney boand In hall
Morocco, Fiis top -. .-.
| c0py IN hah Morocco. gin top. 81. - ~ -
SuithS History Of Virginia. 2 volS, syo.
Johnstons Indian Narrative. u mo, boards.
,arse's Hutory Of Virginia volA, syo
Aous Anecdotes Of Of The z. Hon william Pitt ssri Of
FChahaa. 3 Vols Svo, calf
MsoIrs OF the Relgn Of King Charles the first BY Sir Philip war
wick svo Aslf aor Geo, gilt top.
rayor's Arator. vol, l2
hsracts Of heophrasus Translated from the Greek ard
nstr.tl by ysicsrOmcal sketches. vol, 3Vo, boards
pore r Ro6t KEEL travels IN Georgia Persia Armenia An
snt BAbyIoa. With EngrA7iugs Of PortrEt Cos
TIMES. a. ysas QuartO full calf extra
49, Han az apis
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
nlHR yIRaIsIA LEE IN yURANCE ComPA

UyHE VIRGIL IA LIFE IN sURANCE COmPA.
MI al iepsrsu for usne and The attention Of Se
ubn l. pest' cd TO N. importance Of i objects Tbs
Corr charter div g sssen-elghs OF u prUns,
every Ar years ng the poll no deis, thereby giving the
.ur e Va t. 9th 6yse@, with The pledge Of
pe PENAL O. 81 Of ooo00 nd ire atded security at IL
"a cEl Oh have Cd In eret In conducting h
lhs ChIt.., ulr Ia Of the Cap la Stock and E.rnlns
be vested Mo sage en- IN INBRED Real hssass
y rth sullssa mani ..,,
hemm n,e smou tot ney wnch anrus ~ sm our 6tae
, Lac Trem Ho1teri ompsIies Thai money VIII be
can Cus,res or serma yoas hthinterest and ds
rntovn snu ID Annulss granted Life nd term Policies -
ed A AZ on rates other gooi Compan insuredfor
me year OF for /, term Of ysn. 500
Wr.B Mrar.sad, John Pare q,
joEph Alien 1.' eam1f b yH,
Roscoe p. He u, !os. L. Ana noi
Thos w. MoCsrcs, Thomas r.. ugin,
sohn II Montague, 10 b nAuTy.
IavIdI Burr. Jas. A. Oowai din,
lewis (Ipter J. b. McClellAnd,
John JoLes I. I. MOORE
Jls, AppeSon. sonn u: olAloornss
Lswis d. Creaslau. ko Mnsiry,
Vim e. Paine Wn. Il. Christian,
HE d Bsskeryil. Wyndham Robertson,
Bami J. Harrison. John shafer,
VIM. u. Haxal, Iesrg. Wrwcks
Robt T. Brooke, 30 haskiIs,
Geo d Shell. Idvari Norvel,
Wellington Godd.n, Gto. Sumner,
John Dooey, d. Q. Wooldrdgs
Frssidsns-sAMT J. HlRkIS0N
VIcs Presidsat-Wh. II. HAXALLL
PAystciaa-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL.
ALoraev-R06COE B. HEATH, Eco.
apsf J. ADAlR PLkAsAHrs, Secretary.
gE-onhes corner Main 1lth streets, Richmond.
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ROOFINGi!
GRAVEL ROCEfNG!!i
MeTgaA COR FELT) R0oElIs w
o., or. nov prepared 70 pot 90 Ae CRAWL Aoofe' o'-
..s,-n.5or ssaity ether N tOsn CT country
49, IN ktnas ofdoyTERA
.ndLIGnTfTINa Rods
CHARLES, D. YALE 4 co.,
Iron Beck Governor Street
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miscellaneous.
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

TINTiIS Institution situated the corner of Main and
= CoiuEbus stress was organized IN le"o, m
der the most favorable auspices numbering over nun
dred students. For this unusually large patronage we
are most grateful, and icei willing pledge utmost
energies to satisfy the confidence thus laced in
The course OF Instruction in this Institution - tho
rough aud practical, embracing full course Of study
preparatory 10 every branch Of business in life and 20
admission to any of the clauses in college.
The commercial course includes sin gle and double
try book keeping, applied and partnership
books in wholesale and retail merchandising and en-
braces compound company commission. stcambsating,
banking, commercial calculations, prnlanslp, and
much other useful information usually taught in
hes commercial colleges.
T student graduating from this department will be
wei qualified for the practical duties of the counting
This term will close Friday, Dec. 81 The
term Of tie third year will commence on the frs;
INSTRUCTORS
ISAAC STONE, JR Il ~.
Principal and Instructor in the Ancient Languages ana
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department, and instructor IN
Book Keeping and Penmanship
Mrs. JULIA \. T. STONE,
Principal OF the GrGmmer Department ana lnstructress
I in History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA l.. BUELL.,
Assistant, and nstrucress in the Elementary branches
REV. Z. LORRIEACX,
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Language and Literature,
Miss AGNES SWAIN,
Ius,ruc ress in vocal and Instrumental Music.
TUITION As FOLLOWS:
A scholarship ia the High and Norma. Department,
per annum OF forty wreAs is..---- =
In Grammar DepartHeut...- .............. y
H. Iut-ruydI-e Department, ...-.--...--... ].
Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting
Tuition by the term in adgauce.
No Efforts 81 all BE wanting 10 aabe every student &
make the highest &ttainEcats possible.
The Principal has two houses 10 rrHt to parents C
pupils IapGu! /. STo:;r. ia, Pi-ipcjpat
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EcGal Embellishments.
l{ortgGqe Sale.


w HERE'S, BeraiJ1 LuSens, and Fl z,bcth Lu-
w kens his wife Ivy iher certain mortgage deeI to
James wlite'l, bearing date October 2ith b. 1854.
and acknowledged and delivered on the 18th day @:
October, 4. d Is5l, ia and by which they then and
there conveyed To- the said James WIell. the follow
ing described real estate situated In Ia. certy If la
Sale and Of Illinois viz The northwest Giar.er
Of Section No thirty FIVE, 1875 IN TOWNSHIP No thirty
five 1871 North Of Range No. 81 East Of third
principal meridian and whereas, in by said
gage deed it j. among other tin provided that said
deed should stand security 'or the pa ymeut Of
deed for the OF five hundred and twelve 100
dollars and due year after date. Eit interest at
per cent, SAID upt- being executed y The said BEN
jamin Luk,r.. to the said James WheHiil lr order:
and whereas i; is also. ing other things provided
that should default be made ia the paymen: Of saii
note either Of principal nr OF interest On the dIv
days whereon the shall become due and payable,
then the said James NhistAI, aIl his assign, were
thereby authorized. after Publishing = motto. in q
newspaper printed in the county 81 La Sale. thirty
days before the day Of sale to sell the said premises in
SAID mortgage deed mentioned 1T public auction the
court house door IN said county, the hghes. bidder
loF cash. at The tnc mentioned IN such notice, md to
make execute, and deliver to the purchaser pur-
out OF the proceeds Of such sale 20 pay all costs and
expenses incurred in advertising and selling said pre-
ml.es; ais The PRINCIPAL and interest d- sail note,
the Clerk OF The Circu Court ~ l., Sau. ga,.,II IL,
Book ~ Of Deeds, o" pace. as, 80. aud f0:i ami
whereas, the sara Jane Ntitrusl, ora tie frh day Of
November, L. i,j9, dolly assigned aud de.fy.d IN.
note in SAID NOR gaze uce7 TeuioEcd, asd the .aid
. mortgage deed, TO George G. Campbell: aud whereas
Geilu, has been made in the ayneut Of said not. In
said deed mentioned, and ia.yIe-. thereon from die
25th day Of October, 4. D i,5I
Therefore notice j. hereby given. to the sail Truia-
min LuLens, and Flzs'e L1kens hi wife a,.I 70 -
others Interested thai BY virtue Of the power --
said mortgage deed contained, !, George 9. Campbell
assignee aprestii shall, the i day &C FsD.54-
~. ST.. between SIN. hDu.s or " o'c'C-a =. and
O'clock P II. % said day. ~ tt- south door ~ tbe
court house ~ said r1"tT Of La Ssi'- sell pahis
auction, the highest bid i-r for cash the real r-t',
il said m"rt2Ige deed mentioned viz: The NOR i-ue-
quarter Of Section 40 t!IrtF-t.e- l3I,l ig Ipv---
a. "a -, tslr Of
State Of Illinois, Said sale j. made the uITg0se
paying the amount Of principal ard iuj-res; d.c
sad mole, win costs aad espenses. Ger feat" q
sale will be given to the purchaser Urcha-rrs o. sal
premises Immediately aicr the sale. forth tia
he or they will b. entitled "A deed Of sail premise
after the expiration u f;ieen month, from IT,, DAY
said safe. GEORGE c. CAMPBELL,
jaE2G-5w AssfgHer ri NDrtgug7.
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" . + 1 y T. =
Life Pills x PhpniX bltterS.

fs'lti-,i AFt--tNA - Lave .." ''t 'r'ytt tt po"hS
a for PERIOD. of itttElA YEAR, aud during that
time have nain' ai.ei "a E character in almost every
part TO. the '.o1s .f iar * r"'iaAfE a"d lhnltil-
axe poser 20 restoring peri 90 -ralth To persons slher
ur under nearly every h-la cl disease 10 when Inc
luu4tf frame is liable
i.e "."EiIE are aIl'a- the distressing variety al
human disease. ia Wl,fc" tac
Ty,FvsELE yyFE MEDICINES
A.. wei ..-o.,-, T. be iga.tiIrr
DYSPEPSIA ov thoroughly cleansing the fret arl
second st37na-s and ere. ANA a low nT pure healthy
bile instead ag the stale and arrii kind FLATULES-
Cy InS- % APPETITE Ug,ErprEv Is,r,CHE EE,TIFss-
~ It,-TFuPrE AxNIfrr L,NGroE. ana MEL.scH5Lr,
which are iIe -.rf symptoms OF Dyspepsia, w va
81. y natural cons !l-ur- rf - care.
CpSTiNENESS ny cleansing tiir whole length Of the
a'e.t us with solvent process aai Vtholt Violence
.' ,ro-r, I.r-.~ .. t.a bowel, .,,tI.. within two
DAYS.
FIYTEs or all kinds. ny restoring the blood 20 a re-
.r alton :1r .u' tire r.e.s- az s;i-atiou in
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PHOTOGRAPHS. AT PORTER'S GALLERY.
ANBROTYPES. AT PpRTER'S GALLERY.
MELAlNOTlfES, AT P0RTER'S GALLERY.
FEGROrYPES, AT PORTER'S GALLERY.
The Ferrotvpes, taken Patent Metallic Plates
lperior in beauty. briaucy. and durability. any
other pictures they only taken At PoferS Gallery,
and are being now introduced liz the West.
Pictures taken in all kinds - weather, in Nattnyer's
block south side Of the Court House.
Stock for sale OF every description Daguerreotype,
Ambrotype. and Photograph stock is kept on hand
all times, aud for sale at very low rates.
Those receiving Photographs from their friends the
Fast will find fine selection OF Gilt Oval Frames for
them very oh Jan 1850
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1000 PIECES of Sheet Music just received max
12(JU ing my stock very lar ,e of Songs Duets
ouaretes Waltzes, Polkas, Marches Schot.iscbes
4 liberal discount to teachers. good stock of In
s,ruction Books. ldecl0l T.. r GRIGGS