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1t is trite figure that woman is like the
noonbeams, which touch nothing that they
do not adorn. The cottage and the palace, the
dairy and the saloon, the bower and the gar
den, alike declare the glory Of her works and
the impress Of her instinctiyely tasteful mind
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Park Benjamin., it is said, is about marrying
the accomplished authoress, Miss Leslie oi
Philadelphia, whose writings are 20 popular
with every American. ss
We hear he also intends reviving the New
World What singular genius he must bel
I'm. Y. News.
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Real Estate IN Picka,cay. The new valua-
ton Of Real Estate in Pickawsy county is S.
3O9,62l. The real estate Of the county now
stands on the duplicate at $2,277 ,9H. This
shows an increase Of 81, ,03l ,9O7.
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Death from &Iysne,lGtion. The lie Roy Ga
ze,te states THAI child Of Mr.. Curtis, who
lives near Fort, aged two or three years, by
some means got ANAL leaf in MS throat, and
before il could be removed, died Of strungula-
lion.
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!he Bank Of Salisbury. The Worcester
shield states that the Bank of Salisbury has
stopped payment--Balt. American.
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Fatal ACCIDENT. A lad named Samuel
Frost, jr. about IA years Of age while gathering
pears in Somerville on Thursday last was pre-
cipitated from the tree by the breaking of a
limb, and fell upon picket fence, injuring
him 50 severely that he died on Saturday.
GWhig.
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The Bunker Hill Engine Company, No. 2
OF Charlestown, intend TO make visit to Pro
vidence on Friday next.
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= SUICIDE. Mrs. Margaret Henry, widow,
Threw herself from the widow Of her dwelling
~ Aew Orleans on the 10Th instant, while Ia
S"s IoIlng under a fit of temporary insanity. She
died In about an hour.
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A manufacturer Of pill boxes used last year,
six hundred tons ofumber, and employed con-
stantly 300 workmen! This indicates the i'm
mense yearly consumption Of medicine in
this country.
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The death of the Rev. DR.. Wilson was pre-
maturely announced by the Cincinnati Atlas
He is dangerously i'll.
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The Right Hon. Richard Pakenham, H. B.
NJ. Envoy at Washington, arrived at N. York
on Tuesday, en- route to Canada.
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Sophia Stokes was committed to prison at
Mercer, Penn. few days since, on a charge
Of having murdered her illegitiMate child.
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FRosr.-On Tuesday night there was frost
on the low grounds in the woods at South
Dennis, Cape Cod. Only think Of it. Here
Yesterday the mercury stood at 96 in the
shade. s
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The Chinese affect TO despise European in
genuity, but they cannot mend common
watch; when il is out of order they say il is
dead, and barter it of for living one.
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John H.. Wight, of Windsor. Me-, young
man about nineteen years Of age, was killed by
lightning on the 10Th instant, while standing
in the door Of his fathers house.
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Suspicion Of Murder. Eli Wagner and
John Carr, Of Derry Township, have been
committed at Danville, Penn. on suspicion Of
numbering their cousin. Margaret Carr, whose
body was recently found in the woods.
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Send me your ears as the chap said whe
he robbed the corn6eld.
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A public vessel will be despatched from N.
York 10 Chagres in a few days. Letters for
the Pacific, sent 10 the care of Captain 8. H.
S,rlngham, commandsnt navy yard, N. York,
during the present week will be forwarded.
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New CouNTrRyEIT. Counterfeit Sl0's of
the Village Bank al Smiihfeld, r. /. signed
n. >. Manfeld, Jr., Cashier, w. 8. Sla,or,
President Centre piece, horse shaeing-
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The city Of Boston has been measured and
found to be little more than two miles and
three quarters long.
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1T is very curious said an old gentleman a
few days since to friend, that watch should
be perfectly dry when it has running spring
inside '-s
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ANEcDoTE. As stiff old nobleman lay on
his death bed, his chaplain thinking to comfort
him, said,
You will be citizen Of better country
mo, never!' stammered the dying man, i
am and will be nobleman.'
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PRoLIFIc. Benjamin H. Blake, of Harps-
well, is now the owner Of a cow, yShich is on
ly IA months old, and which has within a
week or two produced a calf.
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LAUGHTER. No man who has once heartily
and wholly laughed, can be altogether and II
reclaimably bad. The man who cannot laugh,
Is only ut Tor treasons, stratagems, and spoils
his whole lille is already treason and stra-
agem.-Carlye.
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Skim milk given to tattening fowls, instead
Of much water 10 drink, will make them &c
much fatter, and much whittier.
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A fellow in Kentucky, with a railroad ina
gination, wants to know how long it will be
before they open the equinocial line. ~ 81
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We learn that Major General Patterson, OF
the U. 8. Volunteer Seruice, arrived at N. Or
leans on the 18th Instant, on his way 10 the
Rio Grande.
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Title Of Nobility. When man tumbles
overheard, and q rope is thrown him, by which
he is pulled TO the wharf, il may be said of
of him that he is elevated 10 the pierage.
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"A drunken north countryman, returning
from fair, tell asleep by the roadside, where
pig found him, and began licking his
mouth.
Sawney roared out, 'Wha's kissin me, noo2
re see what ii is TO be weel iket among the
lasses
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SroP THAT. A wonderful story is coursing
its way through the country, that century
plant in Boston has $4,000 blossoms on it 1t
read originally 34OO.
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A GooD 'UN.-The following conundrum
is the best we have seen for some time, but we
cannot name the author. What was Joan Of
Arc made of2-she was Maid Of Orleans.
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u Sscest Funster. The editor of the Repub-
lcan Era says there is but one member Of the
that 10 Mr.. Candee. - !" n'A' an'
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The Preston Hollow Post Office in Albany
county, has been re-esiablished, and Alvid De-
vsrsux, esq, appointed postmaster.
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HoUsAToNIc RAILwAY.--The work of lay
ing the rail is advancing rapidly. The new
rail is laid as far as New Milford. The whole
work will be completed by November.
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Hon. Sanford Kingsbury, Of Kingsbury, Pts
cataquis county, Me-, has been nominated as
the Wing candidate for Congress, for the Pc
nobscot and Piscataquis district
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The Koran says:

The Koran says:
'Mahomet, in one Of his visions, saw an
angel In the third heaven, so large that his eyes
were seventy thousand days apart
Mahomet must have had very extensive
vision.
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Douglas Jerold says, that as old Mother
Eve created the necessity of wearing that USE
iul garment called shirt, by the sons OF Adam,
therefore, it is but just for her daugters to
wash them.' .a
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CHANGE.-The only thing that is constant;
mutability being an immutable law Of the uni.
verse.
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Eighteen hundred dogs have been killed in
N 7. since the Let Of July.
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| fop is like Cinnamon tree--the bark is
worth more than body. .rg6
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The people Of Connecticut carry their tenn
perance principles SO far as to declare that
they will never eat pork that has been corned.'
Phil. Omnibus.
If such is the fact, the editor Of that paper
can now venture into Connecticut with impu-
nily.
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SELECTED SCRAPS.

GoLD MINEs.--The Randolph N, C. Her
aid says:
Eight or ten gold mines are now success
fully work In this country. Some Of ihem
have been worked for more than twelve months,
and have been sourse Of considerable profit
to their owners. Others have been recently
discovered, and give very fattering prospects.
Many Of our farmers nave turned their atten-
ton to the business and are making very fair
profits We are Of the opinion, that this coun.
try will ere long become rich region. Gold
can be found 10 small particles in four fifths
have embarked in the business have suffered
much loss.
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SEA SERPENr.-We learn that this monster
of the deep was seen in rather shallow water
in our harbor on Monday afternoon.
Barnestable Patriot.
Appropos Of sea serPents, the man who
keeps boats for the Robinson Crusoe House,
Chelsea Branch, offers to bring sea serpent
into any harbor in Massachusetts for twenty
dollars. He says all that isrequired, is bunch
Of pork and . school of porpoises. Feed the
porpoises and get them 10 following the feeder
in straight line and the waves playing over
their backs, will give the school the appearance
Of one large monster wringling himself along
on the surface of the water. II
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CARRIERS.

D,- Carriers are wanted for this paper. Any
one who will take route, shall have them for
o2 2 cents per hundred copies, paid for al
this Office. We feel confident that this affords
a 6ne opportunity for any person on, Of EN-
ployment ltfE&J s
GrThe carriers for Georgetown and the city
west Of l4th street. not au,harzed to receive the
money for he Fountain; they only to carry the
paper. Hany Of he subscribers fail TO get the paper
they will please LEI il Be known. Our proper su-
thorized coIlsctor win call on the first Saturday in
every month, and collect the amount due.
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1t is stated that in one Of the regiments that
have gone to the Mexican war, there are not
less than thirty lawyers. If so we are encou-
ragged to believe it will be a brief one.
.s.ss 5a s##.
A flood in Canargo, Mexico, swept away
100 houses.
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THE FOUNTAIN.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. ~ 1896.

~. The Columbian Fountain has nearly, II not
on;te AZ wide circulation in this city any other
naper published here; we belisve its circulation
among the citizens themselves Is wider than any 9TH
er city paper. Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind. & ca
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FOR RENE.

FOR RENT.
FINE two story brick house with attic, cellar.
"A and back xiding, on Pennsylvania avenue
II is well suited for store or dwelling Enquire Of
Mr.. John Purdy, or at this Office
aug l2-eod2w
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Just PUBLISHED, and for sale at the Book
y Store of U. Ward & Son, Pennsyl lvania Ave-
nue., near the Rail Road Depot, and at j. Ken
nedy's Book Store, on F, near 18th street,
No. of the Oregonian;
Or, History Of the Oregon Territory; containing
the Laws of Oregon, with Description of the Po-
litica condition Of the County, well as its Gil
mate, Resources, Soil, Productions, aud Progress in
Education, With Map. BY CHAnLEs SAxroN,
Of Oregon City. o 7. june l3-lm
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

IT OF in square 30. Lots 20, 81, in square TO-
- Lot G in square ITO, this lot is near General
Towson's. About 10000 square feet Of ground in
square 23, this is at the southwest corner Of the
square, corner Of G and Is. Lot 2, in square 257,
with frame houses. Lot l, 2, 3, and a. in square
294, with frame houses. Lots |, 2, 3, 4, 8, 6, 4
8, 8, and 10, being the whole Of square 800. Part
of lot with neat frame house in square $685. this lot
fronts SO feet on Il lth street. Lots ! and 2, in
square B, with brick houses Parts Of lots 9 and
10, in square b. Blacksmith, wheelright, and car
penter shops Part of lot l6 in 453, with two brick
houses. Lot in reservation D. fronting 43 feet on
Maryland avenue. Lots, 6, and 2, in reservation C,
fronting l29 feet ON Maryland avenue Lots 2s
and 20 in square G, with frame houses Lot "a in
square 634. Lots ?, 3, and is, in square 535, with
frame houses. Frame house and lot in square
south Of square Sic. Lot is in square 562. Lot
rs, 26, ~ 20, 30, 46 and A. in square 5l3, with
frame buildings. Lot2, in square 6l3
Also for sale S625 of stock in the Bank of Metro
polls; S2,360 stock in the Bank of of Washington;
Sl,750 stock in the Potomac Fire Insurance Com
Pany Of Georgetown; 81 400 stock in the Odd Eel
lows Hall. Enquire at this Office.
aug
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NEW MUSIC!
Just received by Wu. l.. MONTAGUE
NO.I5I MAIN STREET -

BULLETIN, JULY 2T.
u Lzrone NS'.2nsed oy u H.
by Gillespie. = serenade-eonToei
r.mnlr ~ Wy N"ah is breaking I'D ,upty-.ans BY J,ha
Breezes from tbs wRdwoa.s-eX , n a.,
20 70 IL oinda'-an Indian Low. SOM
no, ~Ne-Ia he"-ths Morning star
tn. rs GEMS Wesi Wind I'd suPplyp-by g T. si,Ly-
a.. an an rleetdinzS popular s,ng.
The Can OF the QuaI-Ber, an. o. -n,,,., - -,
frcm the German Ne''s'eu song uanAl-Ld
,.. ~ tupPp OF the oieander Wa'tx-by Back
- suppYoi spring Flo~ers Walizes-by Luecb.-
Marches ADJ Quekssp- ~ ''"g Nhss"hs
Il NIe'oiis-a new Of Qnatr.Ees-
1he BelVid-rr Quadrlhs
Don Pasquae QuadriIes.
The faSoriie Pora Quadru.s
The Highland ouidriie.
49, a '4iiey Of oher Music ard ohi-C,n ,,.h.
l. o. Sign OF Golden Iyre
Nj.
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 90 Main, Corner OF 3th and Main Streets.
~ B. SPENCE, Agent has received his Stock
H. OF Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
mems Fancy Ware. lie has hand complete
OF the following articles viz
French English Cloth Dress and Froek Coats black blue
brown, olive green.
American Plain aud Cashmere,
Pants.
Single Miled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black satin, Sik and BOmbaEine Vests
Fancy do do haTseiIes and CashneTete Vests
White Marses Vests duobs and single breasted ndng
rolling collar
Kid, Siik, Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars OF the latest styles
Merino, cotton and Silk UndershTts
DO do Drawers and Socks
sear Cravais Stocks and Pocket Hdkf great variety
Suspenders Of all Kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
An Of which weNs any establishment this side
OF Oregonf
e. ID. Spence continues Clothing
Ai the Fashionable Establishment OF John A.
An assortment Of samples constantly hand
SPENCE Agent
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FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET

N'nbeS b,ack AMI white. OF aho nj horn
nnsh french ard American IN. Comh.
e.nnns Parma Cologne. IN long bottles rr,-
of dSe'ns the hair lilly Win
'e nm btgsh sealing waK Coli a.,
en- 'd'nrs Fear white Gard Cass and p.ar Ro~,n.
asaA~ on Powder Puh Snun Bore Pocket Books. dGs,p,
geS Florida wafer Hair Brushes sreat variety Of pat.,n
'ns caa' Fraes Pifk Sanesrs eerant and ehoe, s.o.
" reaeh besish and American every variety
OF ferinms-Viole, Patrhohsy Geranun Nunoarisi
.sDrha bouquet Caroline Hedyo Ra.- PORTUGAL tn
eIe' Houseino Tooth Busb.s ivory bone sl.n ham a.,
o variety OF beautiful and good pau-ras mapy other
ia ~ s,,.,,,, , 49,.
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NUMBER 81.
To THOSE WANTING uaneAuNsrN
DRY GOODS.

RO- III. JENKINS would invite those wanting
any d-erpoa &c Dry Goa.i. srrH.n. D.. .oa b.e,~
peisl'-i'g eeN lseni"nsus ~e.a. ta NJ.
new Tor in ire Row in p,es wiz b. ns
IN SuInnsr Coa,I..
1000 - CahsoeS 50 lag chan
,' pc Of h~ahsi AMI unbaeci shr,nrs sh.s.ias.
by M" p.e- yard
'ot n pinabutxu and n
cas- far1ioeues q - aeh
Families vantnT Iawn. AMI P..,r-, m ek,,,.n.
DR. $50 VII find THIN very chap.
Ifhb Linens all prices. fsm IS cents up
I.n"n Sh-etngA - r-iuced price.
VIII be -oh vsu low for eah at
ia m =, ,..,.
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NEW RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE
Between Richmond and Norfolk, PortSnlo Ia,
Old Point Comfo;t, &c "a Port WnithRiI.
FARE REDUCED TG IS Cents. INCLUDING TWO
MEALS BREAKFAST AND DINNER

Old Point Comfo:t, DC c Port ynIthRiI
FARE REDUCED TIC IS Cents. INCIUDiNG TWO
MEALS, BREAKFAST AND DIgNER.
= MIME public are hereby notified.
u that the quick beautiful Steamer AU
GUSIA which in The both day
and night line. and unsurpassed her now run
ming on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, between
Port Wah1l and Norfolk connection from Rich.
mond and Petersburg, s Of 0H'y iaeH4sg
seas.
Passengers leaving Richmond days NJ
and dine board the Augusta by eiek
NJ ard Norfolk between and P NJ. Returning the AuEusa
eaysI Norfolk days ?. NJ touching At Old Point
where she will until NJ giving passengers Nor
hk opportunity Of spending Hour ,hore Passenger.
supping being lodged board sa -rrs
and arriving Wahan me amer day light AID geh.
mond To brsAkfasl
II will be perceived from above comfortable
expeditions line gives visiting Norfolk business
opportunity Of tranSaetng and
to he AT home within - hours af leaving Richmond
The Augusta will stop all put way travci and
viii stop for it WhenevcrA signal given.
The public may assured, that the determination the
Propenrs keep permanently, accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk aud
at the lowest rates.
FOR further freight Apply the Dcpot
the Richmond and PcIerburg Railroad Company Tek,
Agent.
NB.-The eonuguiy " the Richmond Petersburg Raiost
Depot the principal Hotels Richmond avoiding
passengers by this line adds economy
nisnce
The Augusta chartered Tuesdays Tbu~ilys Sat
urays by parties Excursions any
other point James application al
the X. n ?. Rail 10 ID Ohee. ~ /
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

$ke.<s.-zK. By CanaI Packets 10 and from
Lynchburg, and from thence in Stages
by the Natural Bridge prr. To the hnr suI.bs
On and amer the 9th Of july viii leave Rich
ncrt day al 6 r. NJ.
REIuEnss-Ieave LynehburE daily p. N Saturday. eI-
copied, and arrive in Richmond IN ~ hours.
Two lines OF Stages Terry Martin run from
burg 10 the White Sulphur distance mixes One by IN. Na
raj Bridge and Dbres SPRING. by Ppeas,e aId
the Sweet Springs
Pssensers for saupton leave Monday "wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers for Farmvc Prince and Charot. Court
Houses leave At A. NJ with the
NJ Cartsv Afer Poats viii pa Carer,v,pe boh
up and down II p. NJ.
Passenger, leaving famyiBe will arriy. in Richmond
peIt NJ at g. Those going Will connect with the
up Boats je 20 BOYD, EDMOND l. DAVENPORT
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NEW CHEAP AND PLEASANT ROUTE
TOT PETERSEN RG
BY THE STEAMERS CURTIS PECK g. ALICE,
Via the City Point Railroad.
e.7Srerr The CURTIS PECK and ALICE
the wharf Rockets every morning Sundays
ereeped precisely O'Clock breakfast
land them at the City PoAi Railroad where Of Cas- Will be
in readiness take them Petersburg Returning the Cars
leave Petersburg TAT 10 O'Clock A. NJ
above boats for this place.
Passage aud fare lbeakfast the Boat neuded Pc
Returning, passage and fare dinner boat included
10 RICHMOND. 30 cents
% p S-The above will AMI AFTER
Monday HASKINS a. LIBBY.
May &c, 1886.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

II III - - hNC'iANA'CAN Nouiu llliOIVn the pul-
nc That be- sill succeeding IN relieving positively curing
OF the oowng forms OF disease bo anpy
% HIN aneT having been abandoned by the Faculty serofn
white sNenzs Sea Head letter uerOus long stand
ing DoPsJ famors WeRs, Rheumatism Diseases Of the Liver
J'peps AESe and Fever Cancers Leprosy Dance
hefeuTal diseases &C. The latter be cure he
eO'ese POISONOUS mercury tom the
heni even when the Hot Springs fail Tie treated several
hundred cases Of Rheumatism and failed two in ssrF
an enue cure Tie also hasa remedy for the Lock Reference
e most satisfactory be given many persons vina IN the
city and vicinity who have been may Be con
suited.
a- oHee or FnnEln street. opposite the Exchange Hotel Rich
uiond va. ie
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUF
OWN STATE

FINHE Franklin Manufacturing Company have hand their
u PAPER MILL the Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
assortment of superne, fine and folded
Hat ruled and plain medium printing enveop
wrapping OF various the Lowest Wholesale
TO which they pebble attention. assured that in quality and
their manufacture will bear with the production
Of Northern Factory They prepared oderor
description Of that the market their customers
require Merchants and dealers requested call Paper
Mil and themselves
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SPERM OIL.

SPERM OIL.
SELL only one kind Of the above Oil, which is
from the best manufacturer that 20 this market and
can always ~an'hto be the very bes and
y 70 lhose Who prefer pure sperm Oil Also Solar
o. for sale BY the gallon OF hosshsad, BY
ju2s SAMUEL E. DOVE
WINTER BLEACHED SPEHU OF. from the
w most celebrated in New Bedford ana New
Norh constantly Tor ale BY
jai DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
SuITHS' HELL OwS.-Jat received direct from the
~ auutscigcr fun Of Eeows 30 20 %
WIN $. 4 JNo. DOMAIN.
% u NJ Main arcrt
'I'HUNKS, TRUNKS, THUNKS.-ws have jur re.
- eeiyej large Travelling Trunks different src.
made flames anishci which W viii ,eu verv
cheap We nvr all IN eau ADD eramus our s,o sni
Pnes, before they buy ieii rvrNEr WATTS.
ROBERT MOTT
House sian Painter aud GIazIer
~ received further supply NJ Paints Ola Cori sri s,b.,
Narnhss VIII Painters brushes and Blrniers An asort-
aot2G inches of which be- 10 dcsrou. 10 m ort 40 on ~
nnnst reasonable terms
NBAiase supply Of scap s,5p, Paint sor s,s low, .u
fsuor phin'forF'n or shnrlrd Roof RN.
IsT TO RAND ane as'ornen, ofbeauunIFiro Screens
" ~ % WA ROpTu
INISu, BACON, &c.-we hsve Hs,fnrs ana Basop 10,
Pauiaoa hands very bow The arHcts MI Do vel to
n door, teiov the BEL
A COMPLETE assortment Of all kinds Of
n Summer Hats 10 b. fund a
iu9 ~ MOWERS No ~, Nain street
4 lME.-LlME.-GO Casks fresh Thomas
IL ton Lns landing f,om schr winaw and a. nv By
iuo HENRY USHER
- IFLB AND aLASTING POWDER.
u ~ salt fcte Rice Coppcras he. For ale ~
yfa nAVENrORr. At.f.eN 4 90
V1ReINIA BACoN-ioeoo ~. vivinia Cured Bsson uss
received, ard for ale ~
u.s. HIssELI. NeCANpLfsH.
fFLG HRANpX-s0 bbis Apple Brandy, store, fof
n zhby BIsSELL NcCANDL1sH.
UDRiHE WHITE JORN--i4Oo bushels priu,. uhue COM I'M
u store, ant Tor sale IN lots 70 purchaser. BY
jus BisSEisL a McCANnIfsU.
SUrgR;OR BERMUDA ARROW ROOT. suitable fct svsHis
~ and niAns, foT sale BY GAYNOR WOOD.
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
,K Old AND ONLY .E
NIX Re q II AR LIN f. LIZ
SelsSrsr NASSAU. Captain M.THs
GREENwAY (xtw) e. W. Coucu
MANCHESTER,
COURIER, (sEw) Coucu
PATRICK HENRY, tuw) CHrrts
MARIETTA BURR, truwl Ks.T.
LYNCUBURG, GouLp.
This line OF Packets sustained by patron
of the Merchants Of Richmond for than 6een years
the propf,-tors masters solicit their
ing their patrons that shall be
their goods safely and with Dispatch Tn. Vessels
class, mosy new, commanded by OF experience
trade and Merchandise be insured by them
ofpremium For freight having
lions. apply 10 the board
JAMES FISHERS SONS, Agents.
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