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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-10
JAS. NJ TAYLOR e. Son. Auct'a sa

SEVEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS On Bid
- die and Jackson streets, In the town Of Nan.
chester, AT AUCTION--We will sell upon The
premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 10th day Of Sep
TENDER, commencing immediately after Tie sale Of
Mr.. james Turner'S property, say at st O'Clock P.
NJ, four handsome Building Lots in "Todds Teus
msnt, frdtlting 50 feet each on Biddle street Soi
running back 1870 feet to an 6lley Ia feet vida
Also, three Lots west Jackson street having tbs
same font snd depth.
TERMS One third cash; the balance a, 6 and z
months, for negotiable notes, With interest sdd,
and secured by trust deeds
sec JAS u. TAYLOR & SON. Anst'r.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

nKY.0oODS, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. &c
L. We have opened . fresh stock Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Boots. Sho~s, Hats Groceries,
Domestlcs, CaNcoes. uinghsnls. Shawls, Crocksry.
Tinware Bale Cotton, Hardware. 6ilks Ribbons.
B0unsts Bonnet Silks and velvsta, Hoslery. burn.
Ing 0ocds, Embroiderlcs, Laeea. and ell goods
usually kept In country store, ct the old stand Of
J. w. 4 J. p. MarahalL o0lTH q GO.
Charlotte Court House. Va. September q 1850.
- 10-6t
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NXEC UTOR'S SALE OF 800 ACRES OF
IN LAND In the county Of Uenrico On Tho Rich

EXEC UToR's SALE OF 800 ACRES OF
~ LAND in the county Of Ifenrico, tho Rich
mond and Charlottesville Piankroad. about .nine
miles from Richmond at AUCTION Il will Sell,
upon the premises, on tho I'd Of October. com
mencing at II o'clock 4. Nj .he FARM o. The late
Mrs Nancy d. Priddy. deed. containing about :C0
acres, and distant from Richmond about nine miles,
and from the Richmond aud Fsedsrieks burg Rail.
road one mile About 200 acres are cleared. the
balance In original geowth Of oak and pine timber.
which Ia very valuable. and within one mile Of .
and gr st mill adjoining the lands OF Dr.. Wool
tiridgs Smith Rysll, Richard Gray, and others; In
q healthy aud desirable neighborhood-ths pur.
chaser 10 have the privilege Of seeding crop Of
wheat this fall, and full possession the lst day
Of January, 1903
Tie improvements consist Of dwelling house
with ak rooms and passage In the middle, with
all the necessary out buildings
TEKhs One thru cash the balance al and l2
menths for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title withheld until all the purchase money II paid
ROBT w. PRIDDY,
Ex'or Of Nsncy b. priddy. dsc'd, for himself
and for the hstrs Of 70. Priddy.
P. A.--Mr. Gray. who hvss on the farm, viii
show the premises 70 any one ssirinS to purchase.
l{l-fdat
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CPCONCENTRATEO LEY,-2O dozen Concen-
trated Ley just received will be sold in lots to snit
purchases Call early at
ALFRED MOSES'S,
sc l0-3tt 6.1 Main street.
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y GODDIN & APPERSON. Anc,.


TNHREE HOUSES AND LOTS, AND sRyp
Il Raj VACANT LOTS, AND POUR ACRE
OF LAND. IN MARKS ADDITION TO NAN
CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-Wifh view Of n
moving to the country will offer for sale Al pub
lie auction, upon the premises, on "WEDNESDAY
the 10th day OF September, commencing at A.
O'Clock r. NJ In the following order, several VAIN
able pieces of real estste. viz:
LIST. The two large, framed Tensmep.s loestai
on Hull, or Main. and Allen stres,s containing ssy.
raj good rooms, and are adapted for medium s.si
families. The lot fronts 10 feet, and runs bsk
parallel with Allen street los feet.
% The large, twOstory, framed House and L.,
on HUI street, nearly adjoining the Provost Ma
shals office, containing several excellent roou.
together With toe usual ut-buildnga Tie lol
fronts 66 feet and rs,ns back l65 feet.
ID A square of Land. containing four scrss In
MARKS addition, upon which " an excellent sprins
TERMs.-One fonrth cash; the balance ct q. IL
and l6 months, for negotiable notes, with interest,"
added, and secured by trust deed
JAMES Trpvrp
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To- REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER AT
AUCTION, THIS DAY.-We invits particular Al
tention to our sales in Manchester THIS DAY,
commencing at O'Clock p. M.
So tO-lt JAS N. TAYLOR s. SON, Auets.
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By W s. GERRY, auctionerr.
fFsrrnville, Ca.)

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE MEpI
n CINE.-Win we sold at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, September TO- ct IL O'Clock Cd il
voice of valuable MEDICINES, being the stock 81
the late Thos. Hickson, decd Invoice and Me-.
cine can be seen st any time between this and Ito
day Of sais. MARY HlCKS0N,
So ST. Ex'x Of Tbos Hckson decd.
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DUNAwAY-sioO REWARD. Ran a~ sy from
III the subscriber. Saturday evening last. q
negro boy, named WILLIAM. commonly called
Buck) Said boy Is about - years old, :, feet |.
inches high, rather thick sat, bushy head of hair
complexion quite dark, and stammers u little when
confused He is believed to he making for the
fEk OF Pamunkey rivers, SO AZ To reach the Van
KEGS, as he was lately caught In that nsighborhood
but again escaped The sbsee reward will be paid
to any one who delivers him to the subscriber, in
Richmond RICHARD B. ALLEN,
Sc l0-lt* Cor. Broad ad l2th sts
REWARD.-Ranaway, on
III the 18th OF August, u black boy named Ed
WARD, about Is years old, stout, and heavy set.
Also. on 22ad OF August, yellow boy named PEY
TON. about years old. Peyton il thought 10 BE-
about town. lie WAS UOught OF +. J. Tucker I'd
ward was bought of X q. Holloway. will give
Castle dodwin.j o. secured la any Jail, no get
them again.
SO lo--lat. JOHN B DAVIS.
I>WENTY DOLLARS REWARD will be paid
i for the return for Information resulting In
the return to Inc, Of my cook HARRIET, who
Off to Richmond, August {. She IL .
bright, thin breasted tall sneaking mnlatto. She
can READ IL Methodst sings very loud aud Ii dis
posed 10 argue. Was severely whipped August
1st. Supposed to have On black skirt and red
body, eolursd straw bonnet and blue ribbons..-
Shows fine teeth when spoken 10. bought her of
II. p. TAYLOR
Hsnrieo August 20 au ae--l9ts
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L>PPINGTON--A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
IL SEAT AND VALUABLE FARM, IN THE
COUNTY OF CHEsTERFiEID, FOR SALE
viii be sold at public auction. the premises,
MONDAY, the 22d of September, Of fair If not
OIL. the next fair day. that valuable farm, In the
county of Chesterfield, well known as ''Eppington,
the residence of the late Archibald Thwest, Esq >,
OF said county. 1t lies on kppomattox river aud
Winter Pock creek, about % miles from Peters
burg and within two or three miles of the Glover
Hill pits with easy and convenient transportation
by the river to Petersburg, and by railroad to
Richmond. 1t contains about 600 acres Well WA
tered aud has abundance of forest land, fertile
finely timbered, and convenient Ia the saw mill ut
tie pits.
The improvements arg of the best kind, and to
man Of taste aud experience in farming, this
really elegant country seat offers unusual attrsc
tions. The soil WAS originally OF excellent quality
a large portion Row standing in forest. beiug first
rste plant land The fields now in cultivation
in good heart, and productive In all the crops
ally cultivated In that part OF the country.
Attached Ia the farm is a valuable Mill Site, on
which considS rable expenditure of labor and
money has been made for the erection Of a mill.
The farm may, If desired, be divided and sold in
separate parcels, with good in improvements Barns
Cabins, &C. on each.
Offers will be received for private sale at any
time before the day aforementioned by E. G.
LEIGH, Genito T. o., powhatan and ii sold pri
yately due notice will be given
TERMS = Ono third ash balance ia sud years
equal payments, interest added the purchasers Civ.
ing bond, With good secvkty. and deed OF trust
for the deferred payments
MIR. WM. +. bLANKENsHIP or JAS OyERTon
living in the neigh5orho,d will show II persons
wishing to tny. BENZ. W. FlNNEY
We lG-'ds Trustee.
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ny REDWOOD & KEACH 1nc,1o,.----
"a Main street

r AEGE SALE OF DRY GOons NIL.
IL LANEOUs ARTICLES, STATIoNSIsL
CLOTHING. FANCY GOODS. BOoTS
SHOES, &c On WEDNESDAY. lOth in,, I'D
store, We will seli large consJsnmsn, MO- oSs
GOODS, &c. We name in part, VI Dxf
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Cslicoes, Shirtings;
Cloths, Boots and Shoes;
Clothing, Fancy Articles
stationery. Letter Paper
Envelopes, Playing Csrds;
Wrapping Paper, Pencils;
School Books, Porte -Monnasss
Portfolios. Blank Esoks
spool Cotton, Trimming
Hooks and Eyes, Braid,
81 pairs Cotton Cards:
so gross Matches;
Hosiery, Gloves;
Hats and Caps,
Gents Furnishing Goods
Hardware &c, SCI
Sale to commence AZ 10 o'clock. Tyss,
seq REDWOOD KEIEB .n',' IAN
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WANTED TO EENT--A ID W ELL N
w HOUSE, containing from fiveto eight rooms
furnished or unfurnished with Stable attached II
practicable. in genteel neighbOrhood. Apply to
B. A. COOKE,
Sc 1O-Hs Office No. 4, Law Building.
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BIZ WM. Y. SHEPPARD. Aucrr.

By UM 7. SHEPPARD. -1ns1f
MANUFACTURE TOBACCO AT AUCTION.
l\l There will be sale Of Manufactured To,
bA on THURSDAY morning next lltn Sept,
half past 10 O'Clock, at The Richmond Tobacco
Exchange in Of the Columbian Hotel,
trance Shockoe Slip, embracing Many choice
brands, 10 which the attention of the trade is in.
y;ed. WIN. y. SHEPPARD,
Sc lC-2ts Auotr and Pro. Tobacco k.
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BUHSTiTUTE NOTICES.
LIBERTY, BEDFOXD CO., VA

LIBERTY, BEDFOkD CO., VA,
AUGUST 81, 1867.
IF ANY gentleman will pay me two thousand
dollars, will take his place il the army for the
them comfortable in my absence. win give Ger
tfcate from the Clerk Of the county az to fitness
ia all respects. Address NE, "X, "" at Liberty.
lU-its
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VXIAETED.-- NEWSPAPER REPORTER
w A Reporter Of experience is wanted on
long established daily paper in this city. Address
"A. b." at this Office. Sc lots
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By 0CDpxN r APPERSVN, Iaa.
VALUABLE Res. r,NCE ON THE w..-
line OF 26th, between n and N street.. s sSa
SALE AT AUCTION.--Will be sold AT aus,'o aoH
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th ssn,.'NF
Der. 1902, at 81 o'clock p. NJ, the sxcssn, 80
tenement located ~ above, now In ths ocenn.-
OF Mr.. Atkinson. TERMs-Cash r'1F
sei GODDIH & APPERSON.Auctionss,,
7 ARuE FRAMED TENEMENT on Carl.
i ton street. near to 18th street, FOR SAIL
AUCTiON.-Will be sold At suction. on ths n,s.
misses on WEDNESDAY, 10th of Septemba, y p' -
o'clock p. NJ. the large and beautifully located
sidence Of Mr.. ThOs. E. Matthew TIE Lon h.s
front Of 50 feet, and depth Of l6J feet. and cav,
mands a fine view Of Richmond The house h..
eight rooms, including the basement On thu os 4.
a well Of dns water. POss ession given In -
days.
TERMs.-One-ttird cash balance at 6 ard !,
months, for negotiable n0tAA interest sdd.d sen,.
by a trust deed.
SAP GOnnIN a. ApprpSnu A..
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So 10 GODDlN 4 APPERSOE, A ucts.
BE- JlS, NJ TAYLOR 4 SON Aasts.

TWO NEAT TENEMENTS ON THE WEST
i side Of 18th street. near tho Depot of the VIZ.
gua Central Railroad Company. AT AUCTION
Will be sold at auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 18th inst ant, commencing at Al
o'clock p. NJ, two neat TENEMENTS situated on
the side Of 18th street, the Depot Of the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, containing
iour rooms each, now occupied by good tenants at
Sl2 per month each TERMs-Cash.
20 10 JAZZ NJ TAYLOR s. SON, Aucts
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c. UBSTlTUTE WANTED--Immedateiy ons
- over IS years Of age. that well Re
Commended, Virsinan preferred. Apply early
this morning al room No ga. American Hotel
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40 BAGS RYE;
~ 200 bushels MEAL;
60 boxes Adamantihs CANDLES
5 bbls Crushed SUGAR;
4 boxes double refined Loaf SUGAR.
Received and for sale by
sc l0-3tA RAGLAND e. BROTHER.
EUR R2NT.-The large BRICK TOBACCO
I FACTORY, adjoining Hsyo's Warehouse, near
Mayo's Bridge. Possession given Immediately
For terms. &c, apply to
J. T. HUTCHINSON,
Sc 10-3tA At Mayos Warehouse.
NfATCHRS. MATCHES. Received, . lot Of
Nl good MATCHES, which we offer for sale
low BY the gross. Also, one case of Mems SHOES
HUGHES. CALDWELL T. Co,
80 l0-3t4 No Pearl 81.
IONCENTRATED LIZA email lot 81 COO
" csntratsd LEY. inst received One pound Of
the Ley will make fifteen pounds Of good soap
For sais By tssl0 3. w PowIRk
10 EORlvMG AND FOR SALE
Can NoAl. Line Butter.
1asoe, Hensy, Soap.
Ysae ~ Helns, "a
= lO-lt W. p. T0MPKINs 4 bro.
CORA-4M6T or THD 6RA0ON.-A lsres
- quAnti4y a. Ano SOFA VIII - eorvod Is day at
- o1hA31 RESTAURANT, % On strae1 near
1potsweel Mqtel Gu apA - thsn- se10-lts
E56R 6Xl1-A sssY my, i1sslesss. wsll.
49,, M ~ 6xo1 A03 WOMAN, 81
ye0 q - wte q Wy 1egdee c. AppaV
= ~ M0estSes
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"7ANTED-BOARD, in private family, or
w arst-elass boarding house, by alady whose
husband Ia in the army or she would like to rent
a small furnished HOUSE. Address stating terms
aid location, Mrs. Il. w. b )" Richmond +. o.
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INCUR SMALL TENEMENTS ON 18TH AND
II POPLAR STREETS FOR SALHoeAT AUG.
TON Will be sold IT auction, Oh the premises on
TUESDAY, the 10th September, 1862, at a o'clock
p. NJ, valuable Lot located above. having
thereon four Framed tenement,, one Of which is
occupied by Thomas Hall. The location of this
property is admirably well adsptta for SNAIL dwell
ings OF for a grocery store.
TERMS One third cash balance at 6 and II
months, for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by trust deed. 0ODDIN T. APPERSON,
10 Auctioneers
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A GRAND BALL will be given at the Mount
n Vernon Hotel, on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, Sept. 10, for the benefit of Widow o BRIAN.
Admittance $50. 10 be paid AT the door ladies
free MANAGERS.
W. w. TENNANT, j. MCGUIRE.
z q. SULLIVAN 81 S-.i.k
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TTURNITUkE, GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS,
t SHOES, &c, AT AUCTION-Will be sold
al auction, at my Store. on THURSDAY. Sepfem-
Der 1lth AT 10 O'clock, a large. lot Of Bedstsads
Mattresses Feather Beds Tables Chairs, Stoves,
fine top Carriage. tor children) Dry Goods Shoes,
Bacon, Tobacco. Crockery and Glassware and
sundTy other articlss
Sc 10 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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b. RICHARD C4UTHORN, An-t

an FAT HOGS AT AUCTION.-on Wedns,-
ZU day, 10th inst at O'Clock y m, a. the GLlh
aid OIL WORKS in rear of the City Poor.Hous,
now the General Hospital will sell At sue'ioa
for cash, 90 very fat HOGS of dferant szes.
seq T. CAUTHORS, Auct
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&, INSTITUTE WANTED-We will pay g libe-
- raj price for Substitute over a. years Old
lie will have the privilege of Joining any
pauy from Virginia.
WM. b. JONES l. CO., 18th street.
ln-lt KatMeen Main and Cary
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NTANTED-A HOUSE, ROOMS, or BOARD.
w ! wish to a small Tenement, will
share larger house with any one having rooms to
spare, for the accommodation of my family. Or, if
private family be 40 disposed, ] will receive pro-
pssals for boarding with the same furnishing my
own apartments. Apply ut my office on l4th 1t
during the next three or four days
w 5-3tt f.. b. BENTLEY
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T>RENCH PAPER HANGINGs, TASSELS &C a,
Y AT AUCTION. AT my store, cu THURS.
DAY, Sept llih, at 10 O'Clock, large lot o. fine
French Paper Hangings. Curtain Bands Tasseiis,
Fire Screens, &c.
se 10 ALEX MOTT Auct
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< INSTITUTES WANTED-Wanted two SUB.
y STITUTES, to serve during the war. They
not be subject to any kind of military duty
They are wanted to serve in heavy artillery com
pany, at Drury's Bluff Apply at No 81. Ameri
can Hotel between tie hours of . aud 10 O'clock
10 day. IS lG-lt*
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OST-a25-Between nth and sth streets, ten
IL 81 Virginia Treasury Notes. one $40 aud
one So Confederate. The finder can have a
reasonable share of il by reporting to this office.
lit
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PERSONAL.

REFORMATION WANTED-Of w. e. P0u,
i member of the 18th Mississippi volunteers 90
b. he was ia the Globe Hospital In this city
about three weeks ago, and was reported TO have
gone from there to a MIR. Dedrieks on Broad stfee'
/ will Suitably reward any person who viii be kind
enough 10 let lie know where he il.
X. L. POU,
Sc S-1ta Linwood House Main ~.
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FTNO A. X. SMOOT-Your father. BENIN g.
sMOOT, il at the Exchange Hotel and wishes
to you. Ii MIR. Smoot Ii not In town ANY frirnd
will please call at LEWIS HILLS
Intelligence and Commission Once, llih 81,
So SIZE Near American Hotel
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AFTERNOON PERFORMA nee.
Doors open AT o'elock-performsnes 10
commence at q o'clock.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 40 1862.
Will he presented the grand spectacular piece Of the
FOR r \ T. n Il T. ! T. y
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r OST-Sl0 REWARD-On Thursday night,
1 4 about eight miles below the city, on he River
road, near tho residence OF AIRS. Chdress, my
MULE; IL OF medium sizs light sorrei color had
Oh bad harness. without bride Any one find
ing the same win receive the above reward on his
return to CONRAD 4 CREW,
90 S--ts On Basin bank, bet 18th and 18th sta.
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WI ANTED-Immediately No % Main ST.,
w WET NURSE, in good health. white OF
black t-Gtk
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4 TTENTION. MARYLANDERs-Ha now
"A sixty two men, want, this day. if possible,
be mustered in. az TO go TO our good Old State,
which has Auffered long and 30 much from North.
ern hirelings, and strike 0ns good blow with the
Southern army, now her soil, to make her free
for ever. Meet this day at the recruiting Office
10th street, between lain and Cary, at 10 o'clock
A. A. General George Il. Stuart though now suf
feriag from a Painful wound, is going aud wants
to lead US. Who will stand back
JAMES X. HERBERT,
re l0-4* Late Capt. Co D, LIST Md. ReR't.
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cHANBERLAIN'S OFFICE, I

NOTICE.-The ordinances Of the city require
IN thst all persons and firms who have com
Eaencsd business therein since the lst Of February
last or shall commehce. % merchants or mauufsc
turers shall apply to the Council for license and
Tor falling TO do 60 that they incur penalty OF
twenty dollar: day. and also will b1placsd in the
Glass; upon which the heaviest license tau II i'm.
posed /. BY order Of The Council.
se 10-lw A. W. NORTON, Chamhorlain
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N TRAYED-From the farm, head of Grove road
- formerly owned by Capt. John F. Wren, OH
Tuesday, 9th inst, a SMALL SIZE GREY MULE
ANY person ret Ernins said Mue to this office,
the farm, will receive q liberal reward lse 1O--ts
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CUBsTlTUTE WANTED-o One over ~ years
- of age, and of good standing for which libe-
raj price will be paid. Apply at Room 22o, Ex
chang Hotel. Sc l0-2t
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INCUR SUBSTITUTES WANTED-For tue
T. war. None need apply under a years old
unless discharged. Apply at READ & JETER's,
on Shockos Slip between AID II clock Sept TO-
1862 ne lU--l.s
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mr. 4. PRIT0E1 IN Msssls9 Svsss--JAMEs d |.
TAIIAn. An01aonnne.

~ Il a. PRiN0LR1J7 Mess1H8 Swea-JAMEs II I.
TAyLsn. Assssonss.
|SAHaO SALE or M1HCHANDIzH
IN wrDnlsDAY morning. SEPT. In. com.
msncing 1t 10 o'clock, will b. sold as Charleston.
GROCERIES. -.
400 lbs Bologna 6ausagss,
n boxfs Family Boap;
56 chests Black Oolong Tea,
Ia chests C0ngou Tea
chest Green Tes;
ISL boxes Candles assorted;
- cases Brandy.
60 insOts and 10 bbls Block Tin;
10 dozen Wool Csrds
a = Do l Snoyel1 pvpvuvxpv .c
20 kegs Bi Carb Soda;
= 10 lbs Msgnes Cltfas;
u cans Castor OIL,
l6 bbls do do;
carboys Muriaiic Acid
80 bales Catch;
boxes Pulv Acid Tart;
box Chryst Acid Tart
/ box Gum Csmphor;
8 bbls Refined do;
| box Pulv Soda Tart
4 bbls EPSON Salts;
| Dbl 0lanber Salts,
IL eress Honey Soap
IA boxes Brown Windsor soap;
s gross assorted Soap,
Q doz best Toilet Perfumes;
gro 3 assorted Perfumes
30 lbs CRrb Ammonia;
26 TBS Hydrarg PrecIp Alb;
g lbs Bi Carb Potash;
case English Garden Sseds;
81 lbs Gum Acacia Puly;
case German Acacia Sorts
% bags Sumac;
% lbs Gum GambOzia Puly;
5ot lbs Potass Hydrdd;
lbs Essence Lemon,
lbs and Is gross Essence Bergamot:
81 doz Oil BeygRmot;
II lbs sad Is gross OIL Csryoph,
, lbs aud gross OIL Anice
I62 lbs Pulv Rim
% lbs Antim Tart;
So lbs Calonel Prepi
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"TANTED--NiMEDiA For family Of
w three persons small HOUSE or part Of
occupied one. furnished, or patty 80. or would
BOARD with q family having no other. on Grace
or Franklin streets, between leth and 18th pre-
ferred References given. Address -. f." at this
offica f,--.}tt
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-10-09

Cancers Cured or No Pay.-Dr. SwANK
will be at the Edwards House again, on the 18th
and 10Th days of October, 1862.
Persons had better. call early as the Dr.'s room
10 generally very much crowded along about noon.
He treats the various kinds of chronic diseases,
and especially cancers, in the successful treatment
of which he is scarcely exceIled by any Physician
for his services The Doct has cured some very
hard cases here-he gives universal satisfaction to
his patients.
He is regular graduate of one Of she best Re-
form Medical Colleges in the United States, and
stands high Is Physician In his profession; he has
also an experience Of some twenty years in prac-
sice but the Doct's reputation is too well known to
need any recommendation.
The DR.. discarsis all poisons, making use only
of Innocent and effectual remedies, selecting and
preparing his medicines himself They are pleas
ant to take, not sickening nor facilitating, but
bracing, and consequently patients not deprived
Of doing moderate labor. as he requires sufficient
amount of exercise to promote health.
The Doct. deals honestly with patients; If he
thinks he cannot benefit them be will tell them, as
it is no Physicians interest to deceive his PATIENTS
he carries a fall supply of medicine, and charges
low for his prescriptions.
See his Circulars which contain thirty-ive or
forty good certificates of cases Of Cancer he has
cured. He has more than hundred Cancers, pre-
served in spirits. which he took out.
Consultation free of charge.