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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-05-01
1866.

lIOusEKEEPERS troubled with ycrfnin need be ~
30 longer, II they use "Cusfar'E" EyteFminator We
have used u 20 our sstisfsc0n and II a box cost So
We would have d. We have tried poisons hnt they ef-
fected nothing bat Costar article KNOCKS The breath
out Of Rats, Nice Reaches Ants and Bed Bugs quick
e. than write H. ID u IN great demand All over
Lhe cOantTy--Median Ohm Gaz1he
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fkglMlEgS taNR

tVAAlNMNlEN MlAk
NE ghe Subscribers, being sppa3atea b tie Hon
w hf PROBATE Guar isf H. lsstti ~ Manchester.
Commissioner Dc rreesrg exaaaiun ahd adjas3 the
sisas aad dHinsaes Is az lrrsgas against TIC esiaie
~
ALLEN ANBEES
jate N Dorset iu ss84 D'sf5sts &eeeased and also
a eains ana astHsnas eahfHitcd fn esst frtte. ard
"a aaafhs fsafs tze $50 &sY "a Apsi 1866 bsghg Al.
iass as sssd Geaft - sAlS1 qafsse+ a. therefore
hreaF gsfe Has8ae thsi Nt straa - lhs basiBess
q 81 atsnftFat 81 tF iste 4wtiae a TIE rtgd ae-
snased Us nafses Is SAID district frus nugs o'eloek
T. \ 81 aai8 day
Daira i psrtgt AIS a.sh 4iy y Arrf. A ~ lsSs
l. a. WALL I 60.
a. e 9EkES. i ~ -
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

oestsssnAa wha fmNHffa IoF years faia fFoHs pc
kll4y gfsusiafe Detay aHd al She edef4s = fa1ttei
tn6lssrsl1a iii e. ~ ~ saAerhF huinani seha
f~s Al ssa hse g, toe fetlps Aad athcaea' ef nes
tns IN. tsals rtsns4F a. Nhieh he cured safer
go .aa,s + lrsai s. Ia iyerseEs experience eaa
Yss; duHN R OGDEN
Sa la ttamhefs =. Nsw Nofk
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This Machine Is constructed upon new principle and
possesses the most valuable improvements ~ the Sew
ing Machine Art, and stands without flNai IN The
highest circle Of tie Sewing Machine scale. has been
pronounced bY the best judges To be the simplest and
most perfect working Double Thread Family Sewing
Machine ever offered to The public II runs very easy
and rapidly and viii sow anything from the finest
swiss muslin % four iickncsses q heavy beaver cloth
and leather II makes the celebrated Double Lock
Stitch which is acknowledged 70 be tie most ciastic
and strongest stitch IN use which IL lree rom any la
biity to break n washing or ironing, and viii nor raw
IL Ii uses a numbers Of cotton silk or linen thread,
and directly from the spool II viii STITCH, HEN,
FELL TUCK, CORD, QUILT and BIND, without bat
ting} together with woEkNG VERY BEAUTIFUL ENBRoip-
my. For Families, Tail0rr Coat and Dress Makers,
Quilting and PantaO0n Sewing, 1t cannot BE- eSeellea
1t will guide the cloth itself and can be successfully
operated by girl of twelve years ltf simplicity rem
ders Instructions easily underrt00d. Printed nsiruc-
lions viii accompany each Machine by reference ~
which no difficulty viii be experienced IN acquiring all
knowledge necessary to enable the purchaser 10 opc
rate wish success The Machine Is durable and viii
not get ont Of order. II viii last lifetime We war
rant II to do good and durable sewing as any OF Inc
high priced Machines.
Unexpectedly solicit the patronage Of all that are
DESTROYS Of supplying themselves with superior ar'i-
Gle al a very low price Where there Is no regular A.
gent parties can order directly from by mail with
confidence that the Machine VIII ha delivered safely 10
them, aud they will have trouble 1 managing y ~
their entire satisfaction, ~ a aa 9 pug printed M
sirnctions will be required l1 ordering Machine to
be sent BY Express remit DC u9uu by dfaf on ZONE
large city Bank or send Treasury 1f @ltlnusl Bank
Notes BY Mail Or Express. Essen haeaiAf NH BE- ac-
c0mpanlsd with three need s-dflff 0tEglagrl
pliers directions &C., anu warrant for Three years II
required.
Agents Wanted EycryH here
TO whom We offer Liberal INDICTMENTS by
COMMISSION of SALARY.
Confidential Circulars furnished 70 Agents applies-
ton Address with stamp
4n45 @. H. 'GFFoRD, ArDAsr, n. y
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BOOTS G SHOES.

cod Warrant New pslrs given ia al csscs wher,
The COD Boot. - Shoes prove defective, i not woru
o. such e1teui thar N waud bC unreasonable % eH
poet q Ihe-e goods unsurpassed for beauty ans
style. aud Wiil De sold luw the common uin q
shaddE goods And then ihe Warrani, THAT'S THE
THING.
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Essussa HsAaAsse tsaaEstast AfffE iarsv sisfeA
fsg4sss8tt ftfssarf Iatss sfts e so tess ErtisFs
gseeass tse etszfft sss hsuf.A
Iasaes stv aars "a So s,ts asa
HEsqunE rHE stgK ~ REHFfCT HtALfn
~ ffisssH lhsf aslf essi vs. tfalf seq esre ~
iAss - rear afHessl. HsaH ftt sliasss g u hGl
EsFaafHHf fhfH SRI a. Hfsfaassf Y % ksaa 44tF ~
sbsg ual ~ sses - frgsra fasH f'f{ Fsa
fA.ssas Fggga,ea ~ Nesssf iaafHtf - Aasfhas
Assnts Neu e1k
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FExMAT there sill p1hle EEsMinsfign = AZ persor
latesAizs y teAf shs tais saafueF in tAis tawu
- iks sfsaa3 Aase "a gnr village 81 MsucheFier, "
FFsaAx MAJ 4. Al o'eseek, = ". D. j. vey imPar
tAui tEsl esefg TaSghef = lhc shaols ~ pres
I'D NJ. .atgte eeaafsliy infitea 20 Atteaa
:. crsHMlN supL
Naaehtaisf, kgra "a iS1&
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Yon have h1ugh what yoa thought 10 BE- a good nice
pair II Boots and was told they would not rip Ia the
seams, etc, bat oh! your Disappointment afIer the
boots was fairly fitted to yoar fOot, to hud them al
dropping 10 pieces and SO for another pair but this time
remember the STAN, y0u can't mistake Il, 1t Is COD,
and you find those that viii please y0u at
COZ / 8UIFI8, O. +. C0Y8
Manchester Arlington
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NToTfcE wheeeas ray vafe. sARAH AsN, has
Y atboai tsHas lrfl nay Bed shd eusf1 and refuses
kiNrsf Il iiFe utih ~ As q &rlAa ati persons ftra
r8Ying heg aHB credit nag Aeoaant - shA pa ~
biis q eeaants ~ Aef contracted zfleF iAss date
SAMUEL r. WhlppoN,
A,iisgsan. Ags.l ii iSs sass
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1866.

FARMERS AID HoUSEBEEPERs- should reeolieei
that hundreds ~ dollars worth n Grain Provisions
&C. are annually destroyed BY Rats, Nice Ants and
other insect snd Yefnin 0f which can b. prevent
90 10y few dollars worth ~ -Oo-tsf'-" Rat Roach,
Ani, s., kKtemiBatof. bolgbl and need freely.
~ See 'Gostar'-" adgef isament above
sod BY ali Druggists and Dcalers-sm4
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1866.
1866

RATS rerfas BIRDS Whoever engages in shooting
snsu birds Z a cruel man whoever aids 10 eIterm-
nating rats Il beneactar. We should like some one
% give Us the benefit Of their experience in driving out
these pests We need something besides dogs and
traps FOR this business Scientific dpaerteqE n +.
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CLOTHING !!

We Fai Z sgieseis aHsaermsat On gafpasr 30 feI3
cas- ass sraasshe slties aHd pftsos,
ta d. virn la a. hg IL 0slga
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1866

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST Speaking Of
Gasisr's RAJ, Roach, Ant, &c. ExtermiHator-s more
grain and praNisiUus are destroyed annually IN Grant
County by sernh than would pay Tor tons Or ihis Rat
snd Idseet Killer = k,aa6aster, Ia, Herald.
See "Costar's' advertisement above
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AN ETERNAL SPRING
THESE FAMOUS DIES

Cannot stay the flight y years hH they can force back
ana hold allof disesses hli might riumph over the
aged ANA hr y0nug LttnOue hesitate then, bat seize
be favorable opportunity that offers. When taken a.
auFesrFihal
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FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS

Ard .l crop ions u The skin, iba sANE g. most H.
valuable. Il ots mss Aeli rSieUly ai8t.e but pcHe-
trstes ~ ihe most s*aJti4s elects g. the very root
af lhe s&ilt
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WARRANTED

Isatr.' Misses asa ChadreB.s Boots and Shoes AZ
naa4kad rlh thc COD stamp utich Is found % 20
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THE TEST OATH IN THE SUPREME COURT.
A Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun telegraphs as follows:
81 have it from an authentic source that
the Supreme Court has agreed upon de-
cision in the test oath cases, and that
Judge Grier, who is assigned to deliver the
decision, is now engaged in preparing the
opinion of the majority Of the court.
From the fact that Judge Grier is selected
to deliver the opinion, it is inferred that
the test oath is unconstitutional, at least
SO far as it affects attorneys"
$50 far as it affects attorneys" quoth
this correspondent. That, we imagine, is
the only question before the court; and its
decision will have no effect whatever upon
the test oath as applied to members Of Con-
gress and officers of the Government. 1t is
true that the court may possibly express an
opinion (obitur dictun0 as to this oath,
but tits highly improbable that it will do so.
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VALEDICrORY.-Rey. DAVID SHAVER, D.
D., announces in the Religious Herald OF
this week the dissolution Of his editorial
connection with that paper. He goes to
Georgia. A native Of Virginia, DR.. SHAVER
will reflect credit upon his mother State
wherever he may be. There is no better
man, and there are few better preachers or
writer's than he, in our opinion.
The Herald will continue under the con-
troll of the Rev. DR.. JETER and Rev. A. E
DICKINSON, who will take care to maintain
its high reputation.
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DR. watsons Attempt to Avail Him
self of the Privilege of the Writ of Ha-

DR. watson's Attempt to Avail Him.
self of tho Privilege Of the Writ Of Ha-
beas Corpus.
The reader will see, from the full re-
ports In another column, that General
ScHorrsLD yesterday refused explicitly to
bring the body Of DR.. WATSON before
Judge MEREDITH, in obedience to writ OF
ha6eds oorpas served upon him.
Our duty comedies with the necessity OF
the case. We must content ourselves with
protesting against this deprivation of a right
which the Constitution OF the United States
says attaches to every one in time Of peace.
Listen to its explicit language:
The privilege OF the writ OF hoboas corpus
shall nos be suspended unless when, in cases OF
rebellion or invasion, the public safety may re-
quire it,
When we claim the benefit Of this pro-
vision, which was inserted in the Consti-
tuition to restrain the military power of the
Government, we are pointed TO an act OF
Congress, as if an act of Congress could
override the Constitution of the United
States.
The return made by General ScHoFIELD
Is highly respectful, reminding us of what
BTRoN says as to being robbed mot of
liberty, however, by the most gentlemanly
man he ever met This return is very in
geniously phrased. There is more than
meets the eye in the sentence which tells
Judge MEREDITH that the law of Congress
under which General SCHoFIELp acts was
officially published to the army by the
President of the United States, through
the Secretary Of War, for the governance
of all concerned" The omitted words are
BIT the decision of the Supreme Court
in the case Of MILLIGAN has not been so
published" The inference which it was
intended all should draw is that General
ScHoFIELp is bound to obey orders. We
must confess that there is some plausibility
in this view of the matter; and We are not
prepared TO say how far he is in the wrong.
We do know, however, that, whether he is
10 blame or not, the facts abundantly at
test that we are degraded, subjugated,
down-trodden, disgraced people. ODE
graded" because pulled down from our
high position of independence by force of
arms; Subjugated," because we have
come under the yoke (sub jugun) of mill
tary government, and have too much cause
10 remember the Caudine Forks; "down-
troddep," because our dearest rights may
be invaded with impunity, and our courts
of Justice are treated with contempt by
men in arms, and a military jailor keeps
watch and ward over imprisoned Virgil
mans
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be DON'T BE ALARMED,
THE REMEDY is AT HAND.
We guarantee to cure every case OF
LEVY on THE BRAIN )"
even the most obstinate ones
ARE BOUND TO YIELD.
Owing to the rapid increase of the disease 0
LEVY on THE BRAIN"

Owing to the rapid increase of the disease Of
LEVY on THE BRAIN"
the undersigned found 1t necessary 10 procure a
new lot of REMEDIES which have come to
hand
Handsome French Merino, all colors, al 81, worth
81 so; Plain and Striped Mohairs at Soc, sold at
Soc at the beginning of the season ; Balmoral
Skirts for children at 81 would be cheap at 81 so
Striped Debaige at CSC, Embroidered Linen COL
lars at 81 per dozen, worth So Handsome Needle
worked Collars at Soc, worth 81 ; Worked Bands,
two yards in piece at 75c., ST. :l25, Il and So
all of which are worth double the money; Hand
some Embroidered Sets of Collars aud Cuffs at 75c.,
worth 81 so: Heavy Mackanaw Blankets weight,
eight pounds) at $3.50; large stock of Dress
Goods at reduction OF 25 per cent; Cloth Saques,
Circulars, and Basques at reduced prices; Bal
moral Skirts at S? 81, worth $3.50; Linen Hand
kerchieis at $3.50 per dozen; large reduction in
all kinds OF Hoods, Breakfast shawls, and Nubias
White Flannel at 25. 80, and 35c.; Heavy Grey and
Red Twilled Flannel at Sc; Canton Flannels at
Is, 90. and Csc; and many other articles too
numerous 10 mention, all to be sold at reduced
prtces, at LEVY BROTHERS.
Successors TO Jacob A. Levy,
de 1T. No. Is Main street.
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Mr.. DAvIs's CoUNsEL.-Our Washington
correspondent writes us, under date of De-
cemher 18th, that CHARLES O'CONNoR,
Esq, accompanied by RICHARD O'GoR-
MAN, District Attorney for New York, ar
rived there that morning, and would leave
the next day for Fortress Monroe for the
purpose Of having an interview with Mr..
D,yIS
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no purpose to set up such claim; and 50
do ia. But Ha shall see.

Now, as to Mr.. TAYLoR's plan for mana
ging the debt, elevating the credit Of the
State, and ultimately paying interest and
principal of the proper share that belongs
to Virginia. For he Justly says that If
West Virginia will assume none Of the
debt, we should then scale it, pay what we
deem TO be our part, and leave the creditor
to get the remainder, if he can, out of West
Virginia.
Mr.. TAYLOR proposes to consolidate the
debt of the State by calling In oil its bonds
and issuing in lieu thereof consolidated
bonds, which consolidation, he suggests,
will effectually cure an evil long felt in the
department from the issue of registered
stock under ninety.fo,r different acts Of
Assembly. The consols issued under this
plan to be issued on the lst Of January,
1868, and made payable in thirty-four
years thereafter.
Contemplating the cooperation Of the
sinking fund, which he advises shall re-
sumo its functions, and be aided in every
possible way, he proposes to pay the inte-
rest by beginning at low figure and rising
until the average Of six per cent. is at
tanned, according to the following scale:
For the first four years. ........... 5per cent.
For the next four years. per cent.
For the next four years. ........... per cent.
For the next six years. 8 per cent.
For the next four years. 7per cent.
h. g.
For the next four years. ........... 0 per cent.
This scale averages six per cent, and its
merit, is that it is arranged so as to require
a moderate tax now, while we are recover
ing from prostration. The gradual rise,
it is believed, will readily be sustained by
the steady appreciation of taxable pro-
perty, which we may reasonably antici-
pate.
Twenty-six years will have expired be-
fore the period Of the nine per cent. in
tereSt shall have arrived; by which time
the taxable property Of the State will have
so appreciated as to make its payment
easy.
We cannot doubt that Mr.. TAYLOR is
entirely correct in his anticipations, which
are based on tabular statements Of in
crease of taxable property under the for
mer social and political condition Of the
State. Ere the twenty-six years roll
round, it will be found that the rate of APP
probation will be greatly accelerated. 1t
will then be aScertained that with the in
creased public revenue and the efficient
operations Of the sinking fund the debt
will be entirely at the command of the
State, and may be easily and rapidly liqui-
dated.
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IMPEACHMENT-CoRRECTIoN.-Mr. Ash
ley's resolution of Impeachment, intro
duced in the House on Monday, was not
adopted, as stated in the report of all the
Washington papers yesterday. The error
was the reporter's.-National Republican Of
neSffr4nu.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SA lie OF r EA l.
L ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHM0ND.-By
virtue OF deed of trust executed by John Deurtn.
ger to the subscriber trustee. dated 18th OF Juiy
is65, and recorded in Richmond hustings Court OF.
auction, upon the promises, on FRIDAY, December
2lst. at a. O'Clock NJ, II fair II not then on
the property conveyed by said deed, being LOT
OF GROUND in the city OF Richmond, on the west
side Of Eighth street. beginning 10 feet beyond
more or less, and running back 26o to Seventh
street. which latter street IL has front OF ia
feet. 80,
Upon the said lot there 10 a large dwelling,
brewery and other improvements an examination
Of which may be made by parties disposed to pur'
chase. .
Terms: Enough in cash 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and note for 81 due July 10, 1855 with TIE
interest due thereon and the remainder upon
rms of payment which will be made known at
the time OF sale. p. w. GRUBBs, Trustee.
6RUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. de Is
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m GOOD INVESTMENT.

EE GOOD INVESTMENT.
INSURE YOUR LIFE.
II must nav TO your family The same amount can
not be invested TO pay as well in any other way.
The lowest rates are offered by the HOME COM
PANY, viz: The RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK
AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
NOTES TAKEN FOR PREMIUMS:
Agents wanted in every county in the State
J. B. DAVIS, President.
IF. G. PoTTs, Secretary.
T. b. STARKE. General Agent.
OFFICE, CORNER OF TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS.
[de ID
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EPISCOPAL METHODIST CHuRCH-CHANGE
OF NAME AND LAY DELEGATIoN.-The New
Orleans Christian Advocate gives the follow
ing statement of the vote on these ques-
lions. as far as heard from:
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PPiRs "; sRnsf sssAuxR, Trustees.
GRUBBs x WILLIAMS, Auctioneen. de ID

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of n
i deed Of trust executed to me by William X.
Polk. dated May 3Oth, 1899, and now Of record In
the County Court Of Chesterfield county, 10 secure
the payment Of note dated May 3oth lsss. doe ak
months after date, for the sum Of twe1ty- three
hundred dollars, will proceed on MONDAY the
24th day OF December 1855, At II o'clock -, on tn
desd Consisting OF lot Of ground situated on Hull
street, in the Town OF Manchester, fronting Sc
venty- -four feet elk inches on said Hull street on
the southeastern side OF said street. on which 10
erected a BRICK DwELLIAG-II0uSR.
TgRxs OF SALE For cash as 70 so much - may
be necessary TO pay the said note and tbs expenses
OF execntinz this trust and upon such terms a. 70
the residue as win BIO made known on the day VI
sale. LEWIS A. rhnLfos
de lids Trustee.
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Ee-SPECIAL NOTICE.-ATLANTlC COAST
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR NEW YORK.
The new and elegant steamship HATTERAS, Cap
tain ALEXANDER, will leave her wharf al Rockets
first below ship locks) on FRIDAY NIGHT, De-
cember 81, 1866, ct 10 o'clock.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
For freight or passage, apply to
SAMUEL AYRES & CO,
de 1877 1920 Cary street.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

DESIRABLE LOT AT AUCTION
~ BY virtue Of decree OF the Court Of Hustings
OF the city Of Richmond, rendered in the case OF
Samuel w. Hampton, administrator, &C., rs. Polly
Marshall, SC, the undersigned com whatsoever will,
at4 o'clock p. N. on FRIDAY the alst day OF De-
the highest bidder, The L0T OF ground in the
proceeding mentioned, situate IN the city Of Rich.
mond fronting rs feet on St Peters street, with .
depth OF so feet--it being the same lot Of ground
conveyed by Samuel II. Cole TO Reuben Marshall,
deceased, in his life time.
Terms or SALE: A credit OF three months, the
purchaser executing his negotiable note, with ap.
proved endorsement, and the legal tile retained
rs additional security. TURNBR,
Special Commissioner.
CAIRNS & WILLIAMa. Anctioneers. de ll-10t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

= NJ CHRISTMAS PEEsENTss-ITALIAN
WORKS OF ART-wc would call the particular
attention OF the public to our sale THIS MORN
ING (Thursdsy), commencing ut II o'clock, OF
beautiful URNs, VASES, PYRAMIDS, CARD RI
CEIvERs, GROUPS, ANIMALS. BIRDS, 40,
deliberately carved In Marble, Alabaster, Agate,
Naples Green, &c. REGNAULT CO.,
do 20-it Auctioneers.
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nice STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS. all
grades and styles, constantly on hand.
The public are invited to call and examine.
de 6-lm
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,g To THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
de Its

EZEKIEL's VIRGINIA HAIR RESToRER, the
only HAIR TONIC which has given satisfaction to
thousands of ladies and gentlemen who have used
IT, Read the certificates Of ladies OF our city, well
known to all and you will be satisfied that 1t Is the
ONLY hair tonic that is perfectly reliable:
RICHMOND, December ID, 1855.
Mr. ~ Ezekiel Dear Sir,-After severe attack
of cbills last summer my hair fell out in large
quantities friend recommended your HAlR
REsToREE, After using it buta short time found
that nv hair had not only ceased to fall out, but
discovered that new hairs were growing. 1t has
never fallen out since, and Is strong AS ever. AS
have tried a good many " hair restorerS" las
they were called before using yours, without de-
irving the slightest benefit therefrom, with plea
sure make this statement as an act OF justice both
10 YOU and to those similarly situated to myself.
Respectfully yours,
MRS. Z. A. NOISE.
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, May 20, 1852.
This is to certify that have used EZEKlEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, and | have been
greatly benefited by the of it. ! was perfectly
bald for three years. have used nine bottles and
lny hair il now growing finely.
ApYLINg RUSSELL BRowE.
For sale by all druggists. Price, 81 per bottle
Orders addressed to
dc Is N. EZEhlEL' bo% Eoe'
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nM AFFLICTED, ATTENTION

All persons afflicted with the RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA, ASTHMA, SPRAINS and BUNIONs,
are requested to call and obtain immediate relief,
free of cost. Apply to
J. J. BINF0RD s. SONS.
No 1902. corner Governor and Franklin streets.
de lS-lwf
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neg CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN
BLANK CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN, for the
use of farmers and others, can be obtained al the
Dispatch Office They will be forwarded by mai
to all parts of the country at THREE DoLLAhs
PER HUNDRED or FIVE CENTS PER Cory Tot
ten or more copies. A liberal discount 10 country
merchants. The money must be sent win the
order