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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

''Do you believe in the appearance of
spirits, STRIP asked demurc old landlady
at certain water ing-place. "No, madam,
but believe in their disappearance, since
| missed two-thirds of my bottle of brandy
last night said the old gentleman, look
ing hard at the lady. But madam didn't
seem to stake" the hint, although it was
evident where the brandy had gone.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

Forncy wants to be United States Sem
ator. The miracle of rising from the dead
is, unfortunately, not in. vogue now days
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

LASGuAcE.-A Spanish gentleman study
ing English, being at the tea-tablc, and
desiring to be helped to some sliced tongue
in doubt as to the term, hesitated mo-
ment, and then said, 81 will thank you,
miss, to pass me that lanauage!n'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25
again the play of pain

"Again the play of pain
Shoots DER his features az the sudden gust
Crisps the reluctant lake."
BY the use of DR.. D.. Ii. Seelye's Lie uid
Catarrh Remedy all the terrible effects of
Catarrh will be permanently removed.
re- BUY FRESH GROUND OswEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE RoSnNDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS 4 SON,-TA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

desire to inform the public that have removed
from Koss Block to the store formerly occupied Stein
am Co.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

mon.. ....Gen. Clement Evans, late Of the
Confederate army, has become pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
in Barlow county Ky......The Pajaro (Cal)
Times says that the great lost silver mine
of Monterey has been discovered. 1t is q
wide belt of rich ore, thirty-dve miles long
......Some paper having made the state
ment that butter should not be kept in a
room with kerosene oil, as the kerosene
would spoil the butter, giving it peculiar
flavor, an exchange remarks that some of
the butter nowadays is enough to spoil
kerosene.
Bulwer, the novelist, in letter to gen.
tlcman of Boston, says: have closed
my career as writer of fiction. / am
gloomy and unhappy. / have exhausted
the powers of life, chasing pleasure where
it is not to be found" ......Gen. Green Clay
Smith, of Kentucky, has been appointed
Governor of Montana, in place of Edger-
ton. Richard Rousseau, brother of the
present NJ. G. from Kentucky, has been
appointed minister to Honduras. case
Of trichina is reported in Dewitt, Iowa,
!, and quantity of diseased pork discover
ed. ...K Wool Growers Convention for
the State of Iowa is called for the Oath day
of May. The intention is to organize a
State Wool Growers Association. Every
County in the State should be represented.
The Hartford Insurance Companies
have advanced their premium rates twety-
five to fifty per cent. on extra hazardous
risks. 1t is stated that they have added
but little to their surplus accounts the pres
emit year, on account Of their numerous
losses. %. The daughter of millionaire OF
New York, married On the 10Th, toileted on
.llc OCCASION to the tune of $4,000, and
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Committee on Public Improvements, it Is
expected, will report something definite
with regard to free schools and the con-
struction Of Q market-house.
FIRE C0xPASY.-The regular monthly
meeting of Hope Fire Company, No. l, was
held Saturday night, and much business
Of interest and Importance transacted.
Messrs. A. A. jerks and F. p. Redfofd were
elected pipemen. The company adjourned
to meet on Thursday, September 18th !;
when all who have Joined will come for
ward and pay their fees.
BASE BALL.-The Alerts played most
interesting game on Saturday evening
the first nine making seventeen runs, and
the second fifteen. We learn that the
formation Of second club Is in contem.
plation. "The more the merrier." All
Of the Alerts are requested to be present
at the meeting Tuesday night.
RELIGIOUS Rev. Harvey Hatcher
oficiated at the Baptist church on yester-
day, in the absence of the regular pastor
at protracted meeting in Hanover. The
Rev. Mr.. Edwards filed his pulpit at the
Methodist church, preaching very i'm
pressive sermon to large congregation.
CORRECTION. - We Inadvertently re-
marked few days since that tho James
River Manufacturing Company would
shortly resume operations. This company
has never suspended, and has but recently
commenced working full time. We should
have said the Manchester cotton and
woolen mills, of which William Bradley is
superintendent. The former establish
ment, over which W. L. Holt presides, is
also expecting large lot Of new machinery.
And when our mills are fttM up as they
are expected to be soon, they will be
enabled to compete successfully, in quality,
quantity, and price, with the best northern
manufactures.
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CoLLOQUIEs OF. THE TIMEs.-No. !.
Scene, Seventh street, near the Freed
mems Bureau.-First darkey, walking to-
wards Broad street, followed by lean
looking dog: 81 gwine 81 my dog some
meat an meal, 1 is.
Second darkey, very ragged, seated on
the curbstone: "You fool, niger, how
you gwine gi your dog meat an meal when
you can't git nuff for yourself. Tell me
dat" I'LL. n.. -... .s-
First darkey, very Indignant: "You mus
think is fool, show nuff-I reckon can
flank it Il flanks it for mysef, and can
flank it for him jess as well, can't /!
Exit, whistling.1 ...r..
No. 2. Scene, Clay street.-Respectable-
looking negro man approaching ditto wo-
man, bowling i" How you come along to-
day, Miss!" Miss "Modrate, thank ye,"
Man But ] want to ak you if you can't tell
me whar Mr.. Jefferson Davson's street is"
Miss: "Umph! thank God, he amt got
no street now; dcy got him whar he amt
got muffin" Man: I" don't care if dey Is,
he lived on street here, and dat street is
Mr.. Jefferson DaviSon's street, l don't
care where he is" Exit both.
The above colloquies actually took
place. The first We heard ourselves, and
the second we obtained from " reliable "
source. We shall hereafter know Clay
street as Mr.. Jefferson Davison's street.
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FROM MANCHESTER.

RENoyAL.-The soap and candle factory
of Webb s. Co. has been removed to Rich
mond, and Mr.. Henry Wamack proposes
to open place of entertainment for man
and beast, and sale, exchange, and livery
stable, on the premises lately occupied by
them. - 49,.
ENTERPRISE. corn mill of r. D..
Hogan & Co. has been lately overhauled,
and this energetic firm are supplying our
people with first-class article of corn
meal, and, in addition to this, keeping them
supplied with James River water at the
reservoir.
CouRTs.-Mattcrs were dull with the
police last week, no arrest whatever being
chronicled. We are pleased to know that
our police system is so perfect that pseudo
law breakers are overawed, and Offend
ers promptly apprehended.
MEMORIAL AssoCIATIoN.-Wc trust the
ladies connected with this Association
will bear in mind the fact that on next
Thursday they meet; and we also hope
that the Board of Managers will be dill
gent in the mean time and secure as large
list and as much money as possible. Con-
tributions from abroad, directed to Mrs.
Robert Baird, president, OF Mrs. DR.. Chiles,
corresponding secretary, will be thank
fully received. Fifty cents makes u per-
son q member for twelve months, and
surely there are but few who are unwilling
to take that amount of stock in an associa-
tion designed to rescue from oblivion the
graves OF the Confederate dead. .. ...
SPECIAL.-We are requested by our
agent to state that all parties indebted to
him on September LIST must make pay
ment, as longer indulgence cannot be
granted. In futare he will make his COL
lections weekly, except from those VINO
have been accustomed to pay monthly or
semi-monthly. Business and private debts
falling due, and large list Of claims, over
onc-third worthless, make it imperatively
necessary for this course to be taken.
FREE ScuooL.-We learn that prepara-
tions for the immediate construction of
the msrkot-house and free schools, ordered
by the trustees, are about to be begun.
| The awards have not been made, but
will, it is expected, be made during the
week. ,sez,r --.s-.A q" - "''
MEETINGS THIS WEEk.-We have been
requested to call attention to the follow
ing meetings during the coming week:
Henderson Lodge, No. los, /. o. 0. F.,
Monday night at s o'clock, at Town Hall.
Alert Base Ball and Social Club, Same
| time and place on Tuesday night.
Sunday School Aid Society, at Metho-
dist Church at half-past Wednesday eye-
ming. 5ys ay ~. .IY
Ladies' Memorial Association at same
place on Thursday evening at hah-psst .
O'Clock. ..ss-le,. Is -.
The Board Of Trustees W Wednesday night
at s O'Clock, at Town Hall.
Committee on By Laws OF Philologians,
at the Atheneum on Thursday night q
8 o'clock.
The usual meeting ;of tho Philologisn,
on Friday night at 8 o'clock. titE
TarsrrEs.-This body met on Friday
night. The law prohibiting the sale o
melons and vegetables was repealed. W
| G. Webb, Esq.,, presented his resignation
Il ! member 4 Che Board. The meetinl
adjourned to next Wednesday, when III
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8ithm>ond Dispatth.
MONDAY. ....... SEPTEMBER 3, 1866.
AuctiOaa Sales This Dan.

HARRISON, GoDDIN b APPERsoy will sell At
half.pAst I o'clock p. II. . residence and
business stand on the Brook turnpike two
miles from Richmond. Also, at j. o'clock NJ >,
an undivided moiety In the lot, in Mayo's plan,
near to Harrison and Nc Donough streets.
SAMPSON JONES, JK., l. co. will sell at No.
Fifteenth street, commencing at 10 o'clock, .
large assortment Of groceries, wines, and
liunors
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e. SPECIAL NOTICE.

- SPECIAL NOTICE.
epE.T REDUCTION OF FREIGHT BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
THE ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY have greatly REDUCED THEIR RATES
OF FREIGHT by their magnificent side wheel
steamships HATTERAS and ALBEMARLE, built
expressly for this route, and are VOW LOWER THAN
81 ANY OTHER LINE.
Abou, FIRST of SEPTEMBER the wharf at Rock
e,. recently purchased by the Company will be
completed. upon which they have erected a spa
eous she'd enclosed on all sides, with capacity for
TEN THOUSAND BARRELS.
Shippers are assured of careful handling and pro-
lection from the weather of all merchandise by this
Iue aud merchants receiving their fall stocks' OF
clippers TO New York, would do well TO call on us
before making engagements.
STEAMERS receive and discharge cargo In NEW
YORK at the Company's covered pier, No. 30
MOTH RIVER, from which their steamers leave
regularly for
CHARLESTON,
SAVANNAH,
NEW ORLEANS, &C.. &C.,
Avoiding drayage In New York on goods destined
tur those points.
FRElGHTS forwarded to all accessible points
NORTH, SOUTH. EAST. or WEST, without charge
save actual expenses incurred.
INSURANCE effected at LOWEST RATES to New
York, and beyond II desired.
The PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS OF these
ships are unsurpassed.
Cabin passacs TO New York. meals and state.room
included, SEVEN DOLLARS AND HALF.
Storage passage, FOUR DOLLARS.
The eALBgMARLE leaves New York every WE'D
NESDAY at IL o'clock NJ. leaves Richmond sA-
TrRDAI high tide.
The HATTERAS leaves New York every SATUR-
DAY a, |? o'clock n. leaves Richmond TUES
DAY high tide.
Agents in New York, LIVINGSTON, FOX 4
SAMUEL AYRES i CO.,
sHi5-lm 1870 Cary street. Richmond, Va.
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Death or J. Ware. Slaughter, ~.

Death OF J.. Warren 21angheeT, ~.
Rarely indeed have We besn called upon 70 -.
cord the death Of fellow citizen where the sos.
row OF our own heart entered 1srEsly - u does
In recording the death Of J. WARRkI GLAuGuT11
Esq. ........ t.. -u,rsTgsa tf,.at
In him frankness and courtesy were united with
large. .hesrtedness and true nobility Of soul. 90
deep and child like . sincerity weFS his ffSsnl.
ships that those who knew him best admired and
loved him most. To the inner circle Of immediate
personal friends there was . lavish ost.going -pf
sympathy which was manifested more frsQsently
by works than words. To the public he vas known
A . man Of large bensvoIence; and We doubt. tn
deed, II ever claim was rejected By his heart. !
Mr.. SLAUGHTEa was . son Of the late WlLLiAx
SLAuaHrER, and had been engaged in one or an
other enterprise In this community sinostffon his
youth up-with the exception OF . yesr or twos
absence In New Orleans. ue Was largely engaged
In manufacturing cotton both In Falmouth and In
Predertcksburg, and was thus brought IN contact
with large number Of operatives, who, siiks
with this community, drop the tear of distress st
the bereavement. a .-.,.....,
The hne business qualifications OF Mr.. SLArsa.
TER attracted his engagement In New Orleans, esf
AZ soon ~ that engagement ended, hs resolved On
returning to the home In which was bound np the
dearest objects OF his affection. -
Previous to the war be was partner IN the
banking house Of L, SLAr5BrER Co., and on The
close OF difficulties he re-opened bis house here,
and was soon thereafter Joined by W. p. CoswAy
and q. w. GAgssrr. Esqs., late Of this Virginia
Bank. The Grm of CONWAY, ELAr1HTxR = Go.
had the entire confidence OF this community. II
was consulted on all occasions By business men,
because OF the integrity and superior bustsoss
quail cations Of It's several msnbers., - ,nsa
Mr.. SLArGHrER was public spirited 10 an sui.
nent degree No Improvement that promised the
Advancement Of Fredericksburg bss ~ his
hearty espousal. He WAS large hearted An Who
can tell the many times that he brought cheer 70
the des ponding business man who was snvifousd
Ia lsoyrinrh Of anAneisl diAsultes. Ah psss.
trstinx mind discovered sunlight In ths vists, and
his ready hand provided for the present sxigsncy.
We dare not invade the home circle. o. Who csn
portray the snguiah Of ths vie Of the
devoted, sorrow stricken. aged msthsr; of sistsn
bound 10 him with atenderness 70 which it voaid
bs almost prof4ne TO slludsf He = gone AxA.
thank God, although week only intervsnsA froa
his attack till death, yet I'm that week We hays
every reason 10 believe he obtained "shst psase
which passssh understanding, 'gag - -. I 81.
The funeral diseonrss was preached by The ysne'
rabis and beloved Drs wiLLIGa J. bEoApre.
Thsvs were few OF thas large eossresASssn ase
whose ayes the starting tssx wss AOS bspee1A
away. We envy not the heart o. th3 - Who
knsw wAkREx eLxrour.s infimatey ana who
could Asss participates fa ths sslsnn sesvtsaS q
that osesAipa unnovsd.1 - : ssE ..szS 80
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!. SUSPENSION OF An OFFICER OF, PoLlcE.-
Major Claiborne was notified on Saturday
last that Mayor Mayo had suspended Cap
tain Russell S. Belts, OF the city police.
Captain Belts had been in bad health for
some time, and about three weeks ago re-
ceived permission from Major Claiborne,
upon certificate from Surgeon O.. w. P.
Brock, to leave the city to recruit his
health. According to the ordinance, no
officer Of police or policeman is allowed to
leave the city without the sanction of the
Mayor and Captain Betts's irregularity In
failing to obtain this was the cause Of his
suspension. Captain Belts served in the
Confederate army during the entire war,
and was 80 highly esteemed by the City
Council as o meritorious and energetic
officer that special appointment was
made by them in his favor and although
he has now unintentionally infringed the
rules of the police force, it is hoped that
he will be at once restored to duty.
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THE IDIBP ATGH
TERMS or ApYERTwNa:

will-l shail not cease TO hs o-lsAossr bssasss
cease 70 be representative. What uttered In isel
you have realized. wha.I warned you Against Il
January, isss. soon hsppsned; sAosss then, q
now, Iwss sensured. nisapprshsndsd. and tn
dseed now, - then, bow respectfully 10 psslis
opinion without yielding one fota Of my con.
- Your fsllow,citissD,. .sl r..c,a. 4
'..@ " John II. 0ILMyR.
u,rv~cup psntsmber 4 lS6l s"<
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ WHERE CAN I GET THE BEST PHO.
ToGRAPHSr Al vAyNBRsoN co.'s. ofeour.e
BE il = southern photographer Of twenty years
experience. Mr.. PowKRs, his chief operator, Is
virginian and one OF the best artists In the conn-
try. They take pains to please; and unlike other
galleries, xxw yLxDssD, they do not require your
money until satisfaction 10 given.
60 To yANyERsoN 4 COZ ART GALLERY,
No. lss or II Main street.-The only gallery In
Richmond conducted by southerners. aust
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-On Thursday last
as the Richmond bound train neared Nc
herrin depot, the engine, from some un-
known cause, ran off the track. Nobody
was hurt, the engine was not damaged, and
the only Inconvenience experienced was
two hours stoppage Of the train.
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,

ygoM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GxEgXBKIER COUNTY.
We have Just received supply OF this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
-gg IEPuTATIoy OF THIS WATER is WORLD
WIDE.
well known are It's valuable properties In the
rrpy op BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
gANGEMENTS OF THE LIVER
.,,gti. deemed unnecessary TO do more than make
"s announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment of transporting the water was
,gI.v made years $50.
,~c,y re HAD HERE As PERFECT, AS TO
prxEDlAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
yRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
o,1.r. addressed TO JOHN r. CARING, White
sr,rNnr Springs, will meet with prompt attention.
Prcs per case of two dozen quart bottles, ga so.
r.,.sle in quantities TO suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
General Agents for the Virginia Springs Waters.
4, g0-ilSiOct
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ROBBED OF HIS PocKET- -BooK. Mr.. Mar
tim. q marketman, was robbed Of his
pocket book in the Second Market Satur.
day morning, containing the proceeds Of
the sale of his marketing, by one Of the
lieht- fingered gentry, who performed the
oSsration In the most scientific manner.
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&c CERTAIN CURE FOR CHOLERA.-My
CHOLERA MEDICINE, for the cure Of Asiatic
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, and all cases OF Diar-
rhGa warranted 10 cure in all cases in which death
has not struck the patient, having been tested In
l'a. when the cholera made It's first appearance in
this country. and in all subsequent visitations,
with unv&red success, can be had OF the subscri-
Der, at his residence, No. 4lo Clay atreet.
40 S-lm TR. BASS.
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se- STOCK SALES.-DAvEsPoEr 4 Co. pro.
nose q, an early day to resume their AUCTION
SALES OF STOCKS AND BONDS, and would beg
leave TO announce to their former patrons and the
public generally that they will in few days sd-
yerse their first sale, which will take place at tho
Office Of the Liverpool and London and Globe In
surance Company, in the pleasant and commodious
rooms over the National Exchange Bank, No. lloA
Main street.
In the mean time they will be glad to enter for
sale such STOCKS and BONDS as may be handed
In.
We propose to sell STOCKS and BONDS and
other SECURITIES of every description. Also,
STERLING EXCHANGE and GOLD.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
au?s-st Stock Auctioneers.
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THE FLORAL CONCERT by the scholars of
the Sabbath school connected with the
Third Presbyterian Church, and other ex-
cellent singers, who kindly assisted them
in this affair, has now been in course of
preparation for several weeks. 1t is ex-
pected to take place at an early day.
Notice of the time and place to be given
tomorrow.
The concord of sweet sounds by these
children and young ladies is exceedingly
interesting, as we know from actual en-
ioyment of the same at their rehearsals.
The arrangements on the occasion will
please the eye as well as the car, deriving
assistance from trees, flowers, and all the
paraphernalia of maidens simply and
tastefully adorned.
The object of tho exhibition being to re-
plenish the exchequer of a church and
Sabbath school, will, without any argu-
ment, commend it to the patronage OF the
benevolent.
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THANKS FOE PAPERs.-To W. ]. Guisen-
daffer to the Harnden Express; to the
Southern Express Company TO the Ma
tional Express Company; to 4essrs. Cole =
Turner for copy Of Every Saturday.
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FAST DRIvINa.-Robert Johnston, negro,
was arrested yesterday for fast driving On
the street and refusing 70 halt when o.
dsred By the police. f
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POLICE ARREsTs.-Eight negro men and
women were arrested on Saturday for dis
orderly conduct in Buzzard Roost, q no,
torious alley between Seventeenth and
Eiehtcc cnth streets.
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ARRESTED FOR THEFT.-Patsy Hynes,
ncgress, was arrested yesterday for steal
ing a lot of bed clothing from Sally Gle
ments. A search.warrant was served upon
Patsy by Captain Epps, under which the
clothing was found in her room. About .
dozen other arrests, for drunkenness and
petty offences, were reported at the third
station-house yesterday.
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HousE-BREAKING.-OnF Friday night the
handsome store recently completed, on
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth,
was burglariously entered by the entrance
on Capitol street, and quantity OF iesd
piping, q copper ball, and some other ft-
tinps of inconsiderable value, were stolen.
The value of the stolen articles will be
small to the thieves, and they have exposed
themselves to very great risk to very little
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- PAPER-HANGINGS.
ESTA is III Z ID 1el1.

~ EPAPER-HANGlNGS.
ESTAB LIS II Ed lsl7.
REGNAULT l. co.
continue to keep on hand a full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER-HANGlNGS;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
az well as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at shor'
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
immediate superintendence Of Mr.. JOHN T. REG
NAULT.
FLO0R OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, H. r.
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article In the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
eaed u, short notice. jy ylAam
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NJ RHIGOLENE, THE NEW LOCAL
ANEsTHETIC.- have just to hand supply OF
this valuable agent, and also a supply Of the IN
STR0MENTs for applying 1t by DR.. Richardson s
method MEADE BAKER. Pharmac eutists,
sues Ninth and Franklin streets.
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BASE BALL.-The match game between
the Richmond and Ashby, on the Rich.
mond's grounds, will take place to-mor.
row at hslf-past o'clock. Z II,