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MUSIC
MADAME PAREPA-RO5A.

The first appearance Of Madame Parepa'
Rosa In New-York since her visit TO California filed
stenway Hall last night with enormous audience and
for the favorite vocalist and principal companions
was the occasion OF most gratifying reception. 1t
q comfort 10 hear Madame Rosas rare voice and
perfect style after the long musical which
been reduced and the people TO appreciate tho
fact for they applauded and recalled her as If they would
be satisfied She sang the celebrated scena and
prayer Der FrcchUz superbly gave Ell elish
ballads. aud took part with Mr. Brookhouse Bowler aud
signor Ferranti in Tartnis Laughing Trio Mr. Carl
Rosa played fantasia Der Ireiscu and Romanza Of
Beothovens beside pieces, and most cordially
welcomed as he richly deserved to DO. conscientious
artist with fine touch, and intelligent style, he always
gives pleasure Mr.. Brookhonso Bowler sang. among
other things warlike aria from Costas oratorio OF
ELL" and signor Ferrant brought down the house with
his buo songs Next to the return OF Madame Rosa the
chief OF tho evening, however the reappear
ance after interval OF two three years. OF Mr. Levy
the cornetpayer This gentleman has probably no supe
rior IN the world his special instrument The sweet
and delcaey OF tome the brlancy OF rapid execu
ton and the breadth OF expression which he manages to
produce with IL wonderful His performance kinded
n great deal OF enthusiasm.
There Will DO another concert by the artists next
Friday
THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
The rehearsal of the Philharmonic Society
yesterday afternoon. at the Academy OF Music, was
attended by a crowded house. Tho programme
nounced for tonight follows: Part I-symphony
in Hat Haydn. Concerto for the Violin, Beethoven,
Madame Camilla Urso. Part IT.-Oyerture, "semira-
mde" first time by the Society, Catel Concerto,
fat Op. 49, Beethoven Mr. 3. b. Mills. Poeme Sym
phonique, List. zee qu'on entend In montague"
(nrst time in Amerca)
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NEW PREPARATION OF RUBBER FOR DEN
TIsIs-An preparations for dentists
tain less mercury and their manufacture with
out this has heretofore been esteemed impossible
Mr. John Halliday OF Lynn. Mass IL is stated, has dis
covered method OF manufacturing the rubber without
tho use Of mercury any Of its forms, thus guarding
against ptyalsm OF the gums, oensyeness OF
breath and other symptoms following the use OF red oxide
omercury Mr. Halliday demonstrates chemically theab
sence OF mercury his rubber by the usual gold test
The article is yet believe, in the market but
dentists here and elsewhere will be glad to hear OF IT,
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THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER FOR
ls69.-In advertising columns viii be found
nouncement OF the publication by McKillop, sprague
Co. OF their Annual Register.
This work has been before the commercial world
good many years. and has secured for itself prominent
place as guide dispensers OF credit We observe II
contains Of Merchants and Bankers in every
State from the Atlantic to the Pacific well rs IN the
British Dominion Of Canada. The time, labor, and cost
Of compiling and publishing such work must have been
enormous. This is not republication from old
forms OF type kept standing but entirely new volume,
every and its rating having been carefully revised
so long the system Of Buying and selling goods on
credit prevails 80 long will such books the above be
necessity. Even short credit. 1t Is called, thirty to
sixty days, renders such guides indispensable.
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ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. S.-Brevet Brig.-Cen
relieved from duty Assistant Commissioner o. Inc
the state 81 kenueky and Bret Col b. T.
Rnuke the 45h Infantry Veteran Reserves 10 ordered 90
that duty received at the War Department this
Buchanan, dated
uounnz death Of Lowell H. Rousseau lie died At IL o'clock
las. gh congestion Of the bowels amer three days ireL
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would guarantee that f' aid OF that Society would be
willingly extended any noyement looking toward the
improvement Of women.
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Hazard & Casweips COD Liver oil is '' 0'''

Nils .isauoi Spring Wntsr.-lh' 10y
cd All ritE kiDsEf 55 BRo.pvAv NewYork
FOR bale by Druggists Dkfo--
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
THE LATEST EUROPEAN

THE LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
FRASxFoRr BEgenng American bonds closed hrni oSs
7gi 1gi for The ssue Of 1862
PAIRS Jan 8-Bourse weak Rentes. 10 r.. lie .
Jan 8Bvenng Cotton market closed dull tres ordlnare
on the spot w fanes
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DIED.
al Notices OF
name and address.

pRITTIN-At Madison j. "Wednesday evening" 'N v WI
9lst his ..,A
The relatives friends Of the family are Wv hs
III from tue Church In adso on e
OH inst 2i O'Clock Cars eAye foot VI pNe'' " w. ''
Morn, vi Es,eIR Railroad.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WRIST INDIA MARKETS
HAVANA eSugar-The market annaed tie sock on
baud IS small aud some grades
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Srstia! Nsiitts.

The Adding MachiEc.
To sl whom "FOWLBRS" ads to 90 100000.
caly $5 and is eceip. u price O. b. FOWLER
No. 81 Psrkrov, Room No. "a, ny
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Fine Watches, Jev,elry, and ni,s',', sss.isrh
AIBERT GATES, Ne. los Broadway iap s.n"''
--.- ass;.i attention paid 20 repairing foe Wate1es

.fce Noiiee.-The Malls E9Tops daITs Va o.
ot jan . 1863 tOm th. 0nfs ,Rsp eOsZs
"a ocioeG n sATukDAY closing At a &sDSEsIlr
S, mar, ~ ssass. and lo:lS sad Q IA NJ 81
sod At $40 az. " , 9s spa g. iGs JAMES KILL -
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The Fatality of Catnrrh.


c,h terrible and fatal disease Its course o. gea M
many otherwise sensible people using nga Of various nas
this only sending back TIE etci ses
reaches the who snuff appaon through the S
on nost are reality driving the muns AMI nos htousH w
machinery of the head thence to the throat ami lung" L.
mortar, cOggng up every Nerue
90 yepiafs the fhat
n 4, cut OF circula gradually then disease liz
,.a mi hi hc death result ~ c0ggng up NE Ssem 80
snuf and mueu these two agents prepare the way LOT
Cat.r certainly the handmade Of death There are man, ao
fatally, II the foot Is ho sry
lis can be done only 6y the Of ms MeisIhs % ape
,trs, he onfy JdI treatment for tdtirTh Az Nr.
lion, .sesys,e spread e disease THOUSANDS are tea,
the disease treated tasedd OF Tue eda OF s 81
scovs, ia, failed OF Catsrfh po can a. IL
remove. the cause; used occasionally tlrOosA Ne
retWrF al, ...u..i ~, receive patients for
,., Ss,iy al her Rooms No 81 BontsL, rom "N'
: tOs p @orvsvs OPP TREATMENT FROM s9 TO sn ,.,,,.
will reap nc9 f~s
All Noo @ III, Sneeal treatment Of Mrs NJ o.
'h es ~ distance hosswho wish TO procure tns
can do SO package or si
lnciase 10 cents for Mrs NJ o. BROWNS "s's6"
AZ Sd psrrs 81 Bond NeS.iort so ctA
~ RROMN'S SCALP REN0NAIOk eli n,nS
Celebrated POOR RICHARDS EYE WATER 1''~ '
gists --.I-.,,
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A Novel Goose Race,

The Omaha Republican has the follow
ing account Of a 'goose race" that came
off in that city /: ''Over two thousand
people gathered on the banks above the
pond and along the lower end Of Farm.
ham street, on yesterday afternoon, to
witness Bob Hart aud Sully in their
great wash-tub goase feat. Promptly
at the advertised time Hart made his
appearance, followed by his competitor
for the golden peanut offered by Col.
Haniord. Each sat in an ordinary
wash-tnb, to which was attached six
pairs of geese, driven and guided with
an ordinary carriage whip. The most
deafening applause, shouts and yells
greeted the contestants as they were
towed into the pond. Striking the Farm.
ham street bank, both started side by
side, talking to aud urging on the feath-
cred racers the same as jockey would
do in trial of speed among horses
Half way across the pond Sully's team
switched off and bolted for the woods,
giving Bob the lead by three and a
half lengths. Recovering his course,
Sully made splended headway, gaining
rapidly on the Hart fit out. One Of his
geese, however, attempting to dive,
kicked roar goose in the eye. The
kicked bird at once cackled his defiance,
and soon demoralized the entire team to
snch an extent that victory was impos-
sible. Hart would have come in %, X
only for his wheel geese baked badly
and upsetting the tub. Sully began
laughing at his opponents disaster when
his team made sudden right flank
moyement, which left the driver Aoun.
dering in the mud. The assembled
multitude yelled the louder at the acci-
dents. Righting their crafts, both par.
ties made for shore leading their teams.
Bob took the prize.
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A Church Of Rags,

There is such church actually ex-
isting near Bergen, Prussia, which can
contain one thousand persons. II is
circular within, oetagonsl without. The
relieves outside, aud the statues within,
the roof, tho ceiling, the Corinthian
capitals, are all Of papier-mache, ren-
dered water proof by saturation 10 viz
riol, lime-water, whey, and white Of
eggs. We have not yet reached this
audacity IN our use of paper; but il
should hardly surprise US, inasmuch as
we employ the same material 10 private
houses, in steamboats,, aud 10 some pub
lie buildings, instead of carved decora.
tions and plaster coruices. When Fred.
erick ii. of Prussia set up limited
papier-mache factory at Berlin, in 1765,
he little thought that paper cathedrals
might, within a century, spring out Of
his snuf-boxes by the sleight-of.haud
art. At present we old-fashioned peo.
pie, who haunt cathedrals and build
churches, like stone better. But there
is no saying what we may come to. It
is not very long since it would have
been as impossible to cover eighteen
acres with glass as to erect pagoda
with soap bubbles, yet the thing was
done. When we think Of a psalm sung
by one thousand voices pealiDg through
an edifce made Of rags, aud the univer.
sal element bound down to carry our
messages with the speed of light, ii
would be presumptuous to say what
cannot be achieved by science and art
under the training of steady old time.
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WESTMINSTER, Md THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 49, 1869

Ny weeks have been years." said
Guy, 81 have come for my answer"
She flashed one eager, questioning
glance upon him, and as the lamplight
shone full upon her face, he saw it
transfgured by a look that nothing but
death would ever take away--a look of
perfect love and trust aid rest, the
homecoming Of an exiled soul.
In D.ief month after, Laura Deane
became the mistress Of the Elms, and
her charming voice walked the echoes
in the grand old mansion, aud found u
response in the loving, trusting heart
Of Guy.
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Two Irishmen stopping at the Island
House, Toledo, lit their gas, and, with
windows open, sat down to onjoy chat.
The huugriest Of Toledo mosquitoes soon
focked in and drove them Desperate
The clerk, who was summoned to de-
wise some defense against them, told
them to close the windows and put out
the gas. They acted on the suggestion
and placed themselves between the
sheets. Just as they began to doze, q
lightning bug, which had strayed into
the room, caught the eye Of one Of the
travellers. He reused his companion
with punch. Jamie, Jamie, It's no
use /! Here's one Of the craturs sarchin'
for us wild a lantern !"
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fiooflann's German Bittera

is entirely vegetable, and contains no
liquor. II Is n compoun OF Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Barka
from which these extracts are made
are gathered In Germany. All the
medicinal virtues are extracted from
them by n scientific chemist. These
extracts arc then forwarded 20 this
country 10 be used expressly for the
manufacture OF these Bitters. There
Is no alcoholic substance OF any kind
used In compromising the Bitfers,
hence ~ Is the only Bitters that can
be used In cases w here alcoho ollie slim.
ulnnlA nre mot ndYIsnllc.
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Select 2oetrs.
Eve BEEN THINKING.

Pve been thinking, I've been thinking
What glorious world were this,
Did folks mind their own business more,
And mind their neighbour less.
For instance, you and ], my friend,
Are sadly prone TO talk
OF matters that concerns Us not,
And others follies mock.
I've been thinking, II we'd begin
To mend our own affairs,
That possibly our neighhnrs might
Uontriye 10 manage theirs.
We've faults enough at home to mend
II may be so with othersi
II wouid seem strange ifit were not,
Since all mankind are brothers.
OIL would that we had charity,
For every man and woman,
Forgiveness 10 the mark Of these
Who know TO "err Is human"
Then let us Danish Jealousy
Let's llft opr fallen brother,
And as we journey down life's road,
"Do good to one another"
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The climate Of California Is something
extraordinary--it never rains in sum-
mcr, the sky is almost cloudlcss, and
the sun hot but raw, cold wind blows
every day, which renders winter cloth.
ing necessary--yet the wiuter is so mild
that geraniums are used for hedges. l
see today DULY 81 long hedge ofscar-
let fish geranium as high as my head
aud as thick as a box bush---so richly
it bloom as to be really dazzling in the
sunlight. The appearance Of the coun-
try greatly reminds me OF Greece.
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6ootlano's @ermau Qonir

q Combination Of all the ingredients Of s Bitsrs
Uih PuRE Slntd Crus Rum, Orange ste. is used for
he disedSes as the Biiers IN cases iohere soms
pure dleohoifc stimulus % required fou tcu bear in
ssiad hat tess remedies entirely different from
Any otA9s adryfiscd for Tie cure Of De diieases
extrdefs, toie ps ofhers decocffons Of rtsm
Ia some form Tho TONIC il deciiediy one Of he most
pedtdnt and agreeable remedies erer offered 10 ne
public. Ht taste Is ezquiSfe iS pieaaPe 10 taks
u, Uhle iS tVegiriag, e<hftaraiiR0, and medieinai
qualities hare caused u 10 Be kno.cn tie grcaief Of
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CONSUMPTION

Thousands OF cases, when the pa
tient supposed he was afflicted with
this terrible disease, have been cured
by the use OF these remedies. Extreme
emactation, debility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
cases OF dyspepsia or disease of the
digestive organs. Even In cases OF
genuine Consumption, these remed die 9
will be found of the greatest benefit,
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Upon promontory at sothern point
Of Spain, running oqt into the Straits
Of Gibralter, stands a fortress called
now, as in the times Of the Moorish
dominion, Tarifa- Itwas the custom
Of the MnaFs 10 watch merchant ships
going into or coming out Of the mid
land sea, aud issae from their strong
hold 70 levy duty, according to \ fixed
scale, for all merchandise. This duty
was called, from the place whore It was
levied tariia /; hence our word. eTariil" /"
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r. 3. NORM EN- T.
Attorney at Law,

HAyING located in the City Of Westmin-
ster, Office on Main Street, two doors
west of Court, respectfully informs the citizens
of Carroll, and adjoining Counties, that he will
give prompt attention to all business entrusted
to him, both before the Courts Of this State and
the Departments Of the General Government at
Washington d. @.
Practices in the Courts Of Bankruptcy.
REFERENCES.
Rev. J. 7. Ward and John Smith, Esq,
Westminster.
Charles Abbott Esq. and DR.. Thomas Fei-
nour, Baltimore.
Samuel Norment, Esq. and J. d. Ward,
Washington, d. g.
u. +. NJ Hurley, ESQ.,, Register in Bank
ruptcy, Frederick City, Nd. novl4-ly
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DR.. VIM. 3. SHIRLEY

snFFERS his professional services to the
Othe citizens of Westminster and vicinity.
OrFIcE--adjoining Farmers and Mechan-
cs National Bank, lately occupied by DR..
y. L. Warfeld. After or. ". ii not pro-
,essionally engaged he can be found at the
residence Of Lewis Winters, two doors east
Of harsh's Hotel. s5 3 apg.6mo
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DR.. LEONARD zEPP.

HAVING located at the East End Of
Ill Westminster, offers his professional
services TO the public. When not engaged
may be found at his Office or residence,
one door west Of Stansbnry's Hotel.
may6,--6m
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DEBILITY.

T'ers I no madeleine equal 10 HoeadnG-s Germas
Bitfers T6uo fa ef Debility. Thy ia,Afrt a
tone and ri0or 10 he ,rhoe sysem sirenothes hs ap-
pefife. odlse an enjoyment " Tie food, eRdbie de
souFd healthy complexion, eradicate hs y,iioc iings
from ne eys, inpart bonn % he eh,eks and ehangs
The patisaf froa, shoyfbreakhed, emaciaied tpeak
and nsrrous i,iralid, 70 full faced stout and r0ors
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. VIM. N. BAUMGARTNER

GRADUATE Of the Pennsylvania College Of
NJ Dental Surgery, having taking the rooms
over Grammer's Book Store, nearly opposite
Odd Fellows, Hall, respectfully announces to
pared TO perform all operations pertaining to
Dentistry. Artificial Teeth mounted on Dental
Nnlcanite, material superior to metals in It's
adaptability and durability.
Persons having badly adjusted gold plates
Great care will be given to CbIldrens' Teeth;
irregularities corrected and deciduous teeth
preserved until the permanent ones make their
appearance. 1sl
G5-A superior Dentifrice constantly on
hand. June 10,-ly.
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TEl ooMFIaxioM.

Ladies' who wish n fair skin and
good complexion, free from a yellow.
ish tingo and all other disngurement q e,
should use these remedfe occasion.
ally. The Liver in perfect order, and
she biood pure, Will result In spark.
hng eyes and blooming cheeks.
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REMOVAL.

nR DANIEL s. coONAN has re-
~ moved his Office and residence, one
aoor west of g. Zacharias' Hotel, West
Enq, Westminster. july
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scythes, scyfhes.

IMPORTED and American Grain and
j. Grass Seythes, Snaths, Rubbers and
Stones, for sale low at
jude John =. Reifmiie1's.
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ATTORNEYS.
CIRCUIT & REIPSNIDER.

ATTORNETS-1TLAW AND SOLi'
CITORS IN CHiNCERY,
WESTMINSTER, Mn.
WE have formed copartnership in the
w practice of Law in the Courts o.
Carroll and Howard Counties, and will
promptly attend to all business entrusted to
our care. Particular attention paid to Col.
iections and procuring DEGREES for the sale
of Real Estate.
Also, Applications filed for Back Pay and
Bounty due heirs of deceased soldiers.
Office adjoining the residence of CHAs. T..
REIFsSIDRR. hOoo-u
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Hocfdnfs Gey1aaa Remciies aye eolnierfsttsd
Lhs genmns hare he signature ef O. M. Jackson
the nasse e ns article bloom IN each botIe. an o<rs
arc eoERta5siL
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Weak and Delicate Children

arc made strong by using the Bitters
or Tonic. In fact, they are Family
Medicines. They can he adninistered
with perfect safety to n child three
months old, the most delicate female,
or man Of ninety.
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READ THE REooMxHHDAr1oss.

Thousands OF letters have been re-
eelved, ,testtfying to the virtue Of these
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From REV. JOSEPH II. KEsNAnp, DID,

'"s'" " 'HV Iehtn HHptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR.JAeksoS--DrAR SIN ,-fhar. b,.r dr,o,,.,,,, !.
quoted q connect my srh rccomsa,sfioas of
aDreM ki,lds " medicines but regarding az prartlee
az oi " ny ggprePrieis pherc, Ihaus N an easrs de
ehned tu run clear proof IN taroni instaccs and
partirHariy fHmy oson faiiy c s us,fuiriess of Dr
Hoqndnds Ge,nan Biftvs, fdspayf 5ar onss from, mn
ns.a! e',gss % exPress my iu ec,iriefion mai AZ
general debility Of the system and especially fr IIyer
Complaint, u Is safe and valuable prepafstion 4.
some cases Il may r tm usually idoaBt not 4 Mi
% rory beiffciai 70 hess pho suffer frop, "a, aIo.
eanfes. fo'vs. very respectf tfaily,
j. H. KENNARD
Eighn, beioip Cbafes 81.
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FROM HON. aEo. W. woopwARp.

FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice cf the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PmLADnrmA, MAncu 10th, ls67.
lind "Hoetianfs German BRterx' % not an intor-
tsattng tspesge ea Is good Ionic, ussa n dlsor-
ders V ne d,gestf~ orycas, asd II gTsaf be,,f6f IN
cas.f @ debiiiiy and ,vaat Of nerposs Gotil n a.
ysfeHl- Joars truly,
GEO. w WOODWARD.
IRON HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of tho Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PmLapKIPmA, ArRn 18th, 1860
consider "Hoofiand's German Hit,
ters" valuable medicine In ease or nt.
tacks OF indigestion or pyspepsIa. I
esn cerufy this from my experience
oftt. Yours, with respsct.
JAMES THOMRHOH.
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Prico Of tho Bitters, sl.oo per bottle.
Or, half dozen for $500.
Price OF the Tonic. sl.5o per bottle,
Or. half dozen for $3.50,
The Tonic b put up in quart bottles.
:. Rsoohed hat q q Dr.. Hoqaands German Remedie,
nat are % atirsrsaIy asaf aud 90 hgaIy rrsopr<,d
Cd eaa % not afioo tie D,sqgis 10 sis,cs yos, q
take any sng cse ai Ne may sav e jssf al GOOD ~
eass, . e mases fafpu Pfcfl on a. Thess Rxmsiiss
KY q '' ss s1'sss foany locality upon apieation
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
At THs aEaMAM MEDICINE sToRs,
No eslARc8srREEz INaadslrasa.
cHAs. M. EVANS. Proprietor,
Formerly O. N. JACKSON q 90.
These Remedies are for sale bx
Druggtsts, Storekeepers, and Medi-
eins Dealers everywhcrs.
DO no. yrge @ sraysrz psl ~ artiels yoH buy u
ordu 10 get he geEaia<. ~ - y
October /, 1865 -1y 2am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-17

ESTRAI.-TWO HORSES were ~
Il found in my lot Ola the might . fthc 18th
instnnt. The owner viii come forward. prove
pay charges. and take them away, or
thcv viii be dealt with according 10 law
L.. L. PEAY.
1T q. II. Ehalkcy & Co.'S,
,r r--@a Thirteenth street.