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WORTHAM, McGRUDER a. &,


OFFER FOR SALE:
Ak HlIrs. ST. CroiT, =. REQ and n. n. sugar
HI 40 packages w w loaf crushed and puiversed do.
25 bbls o Clarified Sugar
80 hhis Molasses part prime
IeO bags Government, Java Coffee
1913 do Rio do
I65 do Iaguaya
10 bales Mocha
GunpoWder and Black Teas Of best quality
$50 kegs Nails, assorted Dor and warehouse
zoo sides Sole leather good and damaged
$40 Russet do
500 lbs Shoe Thread
90 boxes sperm Candies
10 do Judds pat 50. Candies
100 do Candies IIuls 4 Woodruff
100 do Soap
10 Starch
10 Neg. Salt Pctre
eeroons Indigo
10 baskets best (Durandsl Olive Oh
&c ties Coal Pit I'll
Winter Sperm OH
1000 kegs Dupours sporting and blasting Powder
so borcs sIiO and lOIl2 t'ass
500 bags Shot
BaT Lead
90 hhds MiddinE Raeo,
&c do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
40 boxes Tn Plate
Block Tin and SpeteI
200 rms Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind Stones
Is bbls Tar
20 bbls pure Cider Vinegar
Is ar casks best wooihouss Wines
Genuine Oh Port
Cotton Yarns, at factory prers
Cotton Lines. London Mustard
Ginger. Pepper Anspice, sacks sat, &c
tons Am bliseTcd steel
English blst Shear aud Cast Steel
tons Spring Steel
g c cSSS'g rRos
so TrcdeEar and English
aheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band md Hoop DO
ArS, Plough Plates, &C. s3
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WEBB, BACON & co. offer for sale
w sUGARs-aO hid. st Croit
los hhds Porto Rco
100 do New Orleans
~ boxes Loaf
~ bbs Crushed and Pulvenssd
~ uetcss and 20 hail DO New Orleans Cad6sd
Is boxes HAVANA
MOLAsaESs-2O hhts Porto Rico
go hhds ami ~ terecs Tundad
20 bids Carienas
COFFEE--fOo birs Rio
500 bags Iaruuyra
t45 bags lava
CANntIH-55 botes Sperm
tG bores steafir
50 boxes llnTs patent TsIow
90 bofes TaIlow
Castc Brown and Shaving Soap
200 kegs Cut Nails and nrads
2 t1ns nfstcfcd steel
Hoop Iron
90 nsNova Scotia Grind Stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness AMI Upper Leather
baes Sh0c Thread
90 packages Gun PoNdet Ties
Rack Tea
~ Ibis sperm lamp oh
81 bbs Tanners on
200 Thomastrn Lime
100 duzon Painted uuckrts
Nssts Of WOODWARD
Is ucrccs Rice
50 bis Cider N.nrgsr
"a hhds Sides
~ hhds % Shoudrrs
goo bits N. q Gu, lIruHgs
100 bbs Family Roe DO
a. hhs shad
Raslu-Taf
Spiuts furpentine
Letter, wnuag aud wTsppug Paper mG
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NEGRO-uIRING

VE SUBSCRIBER ieudT their their frns and In.
public, To hire oIt their NEGROES for tie ensuing
They would advise uo~e who wish employ n inform tn
rs afy - practicable h'i they opportunity Of oh
tanning good Aosss and good Negroes They bop-
that an experience Of years them To liberal
share Of
20 Th-ir Oee Franklin and 18th street,
IN rear Of the City Hotel formerly Bell Tavern.
Nov. Both Mr. T. n mn
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NO I 70 CHEsNUr STREET. PuILADELPHIA
~ constantly hand his aiorng Store op
post" the Sat" iious French ana
English Cloths Cashmere, Vesnss received per late arrival
~ He conducts the establishment prneipl- Of Ddnt
no garments out OF is hrs quality ana
thus that he has long enjoyed IN this ey
and throughout the Union. lie respectfully solicit cal
ro gentlemen visiting the
orders entrusted to him, lower n les than
lle SINE quality be had
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HANDSOME PRESENTS.

For Christmas and Nei1 Years DayI
NM l. MONTAGUE respectfully informs his friends and The
fnsie g-Dera D. that he has hlRd store,
No iot Man street an as-omen Of Mg.iea Instruments
cor sng Of great Of amo,t deScruonso Of
"heh are ven suitable foo Chrsmls and sew Year pre- VIZ
ACCpHn uNs Narsins IN pree fr,m TO $50. Tbs most
heauthu a-otm Mt offered for N the etv
GUITARS OF French spanish AMI man Patterns some Of
Nh ca are o. exquisite euy in r,g1rd- tone
-
FLUTES AMI CIARoNEIS of different kin 5 from the nine
key &C huie At $50, 70 the clear
price you peas.
IS 10 SIa.
In, llrged assortment OF good VIDLINs m the CITY
y great var ETY. Of flFsS O-iave FLUTES. &C &c.
btsAss LNsIRUMENTso Of every description.
MUS Cal. BONES, &c,
number Of popular SONGS, MARCHES, wALTZES Ge s.
etei ana arranged IN collections of l. at
rom Do eis 10 f5O, All suitable for present. Ca ard zee
Iof yourselves at the Sign OF the Gohen Tyre No st.
opposite The Banks a. 81
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NUMBER s.
To FARMERS, coz NrRY wsRCHANrS.
AND OTHERS

Great Reduction st Penitentiary store.
VIE subscriber by hi- order .A, to u
u fer At greatly r-iue-d prees-
5000 yards heavy double ~d Ker--y Negro n.a slsh
ing
1000 yards plain AMI striped In--y for wom-n. eohias
In Store for Fall purchasers:
400 h"rvy rr,dy made Krr--y Coat.
200 do do DO Pant
5000 pieces srogan. with large s ea.. and an
Shoes equal tn the market
Wagon Haines. portions
warranted AR, superior
FURsrruEz OF din. kinds.
for sale al Psnfentiary superior ,,eI, NJ R,, Mn
stones, Wagons Days. Cart. ke.
aoose are offered terms. and par.
ehaser VII do well To call the a. IN. aot, No
H. street leading 10 hayo's Bridge.
-
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L AIDES SUPERIOR CATERS AND IL

GAtTERs-Ju received by subscriber supply Of Il.
des superior Caters ard Caters very me 70 ~hb n,
respectfully invite he n the I.ad.e.
-. JUDAH MYERS
10 No Ma street
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STABLE AND LOT FOR RENT.

SrAHLE AND LOT FOR RENT
m The lot. with good Stable and Hydrnnt
9 on IT, Immediately osPo residence OF H. L. Kest
-, - 81 10 TOT rent and possession will te given
~ 'sn"aiy' For fufti-r particulars, enq1ir. Of
Ri JENKINS.
H1 10 RENT, and possession gwen itnme
dasy two AMI comfortable. b,ek tsn.ment. At N.
upper end of Cary Street jus, beyond the m OF IN
one contains rooms other three roam. AMI trh
men, h Nv. so gardens attached ,otheni Apply To Fras
de i6-u ptC,t M, ''
Gs:e tNOR RENT.-A large and comfortable
Dwelling House, situated Of Frank
a. Apply to RICHD HILL.
FOR HENT-ON THE I.t OF JANUARY
E9 'INHE upper part Of the House now &C.
- - eupsdby the James Rive ami Kanawll Company
de Its ROBERT NOrr.
M:f tNOR RENT-The Dwelling House AT
present oeeHp.-s by Hail Heil.on on 5h street Be.
"sen ansh and Graes fos--.oD immediately.
W. ,y-u ~ w J. FRY GO.
~ FOR RENT-The upper pnrt of the
House. No 50 Main street, three door. above The CIV
Hotel formerly occupied by VIM 2. Co. There is "a.
Dc II GALLAc,iEE olDsER.
Five stores for Rent
hhAh are BEAUTIFUL and well finished yet un,s
- ted under hi City IotsL formerly Tavern for rrnt
fronting on Main STR ct all OF With IN.
mos iavo'a6e Indictment to retail beirg the
central and bunes pIri OF he or.,.
on or aaut the 2isl ard from OF
Us s'Spor % treaty. INCREASE b"sh"'- that
ai stores VIII Be rented For
Terms. aEply to BssJ Dawson HODGES, ROY PULLIAM
Et E'oR RENT. Three brick tenements on
ss IL M Of Cary Fr Street To rood tenap,
to Mrs Ladd '' d. =. ~,
E@ NOR RENT-The house | occunv- ON
fnnkin street, is for $500 per annum: it q,
soi order and BE- had about
Persons wishing will pIea.- call between
" e'"es IN the morning and so'eloek,PM RI JENKINS.
Dry GOODS STORE FOR RENT.-The
III No. Cod
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
EH The beautiful, comfortable, extensive and
convenient hous- AMI lot Fr1nsn street, IN. lat. res.
aehe' :" James w Pegam decd order wi
"wh 10 any one wishing To purchase great pleasure by
rur OF TIE subscribers AMI tie snown-and mar
euAf ANIMATION OF the will D.
VIRGINIA PEGRAM,
w. x JOHNSON
j. SJ-du Erecutrir nj Exec ~ Peyr,r,
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AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
Christmas and New Years Presents!

Christmas and New Years Presents!
u II. JENKINS will sell off cheap the follow
~. ARTICLES of DRY GOODS suitable nr the sason ~
wanting great Bargains viii do We o
-, - ~ '''' Us MINI rl'h : tools ipuc,s
100 iany nous ~ eahme and muslin Dresses al reduced
Fancy SelTts and worked Caps and Coas-r many
and beautiful g-ois.
'enttr'n u ind rev s self adjusting Crava's ean
seaiis sh Collars Bosom silk and On Fo.ic Hds-al OF
winch VIII De sold cheap for cash al whoesa
de IS E. s Sn
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sugar, Candles &C.
Oh PACKAGES WOolsey a. Woolsey Loaf
OO sogar
~ Boxes Imitation English Cheese.
~ Casks do.
- Botea sperm Caudes
80 do Hun 4 Sons
% Balcs Hay Landing schr P,cshoras-forsaie nv
De EDMUND a DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
TO PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Me Hunn's Eiirir of Opium.
INHIS IS new chemical preparation. CON

'hio Is new chemical preparations contain
'ee All TIE valuable Medicinal qualities of OPIUM in n.n,.t
sae 81 ennninai'on In the exclusion noron. prnei.
u proportions OF TIE eatrst number
OF OPIUM are contained IN auiaRrm black 90 d.a.r-
o"usu anum eiaet Of opium, p,eo.r,
ions OF TINS class Lh-rtp made and Justly
e u~isf.-abe effects she n. Won. .v,,,,
fumes ' '" '''i' "'r
ms EhRr nay be adoTt-i all an VIII. .bh.,
"' " PrIa aions administers esra niy Of
oIt,hhg Az Their eave, anodync pssmor a,r.
"ou' any at those dgterabe q headache ma.
SEA Nohung COT pauon, ard a Of other unka,oy
9lptam' which often distressing those which ~.
appl ed 10 remove Wv
A'o ~ opum -noonly thu
o. oA ne IN its being mid uniform IN n.
ou' 'e preparation superior advantage 10
th fHs in being liable decomposition or detetioron
rom NaIae temperature or ons kepR serious OF eton 10
"lch iiir latter eNpr sd
tnA Morphl- not being the full eprrs OF Opium
ne ard that IN artificial to- produce al m
effect OF triumphant when many Of
s oher valuable Code Nareen and M.conie Ca
~ -N'-
pfo critics Of this preparation and remedial
"a ca med too II by the the
OF nany of the first
ana IN is' city has been highly approved BY ny
~ho U.s. II in their practice. For sac by
DUvAL & PURCELL,
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ALEAANDkR'S TRICOBAPHE!
improvement Of 1916.
uNHlS new nd .p,,t.r \ InITIn 4 IN DN-t,


improvement Of ISiG.
ENHiS new and popular LIQUID ii AIR DYE.
since It's introduction, rlHapI bu, nrt
ed success and he subscribers wou he public that 1
further Enforcement has lately mEdr lint IL stand. "A
unparalleled eoiors the Hair Brown n,tat
niurng The h1ir mPart beauty and elasieitv o.
Its sp ror excellence viii be apparent every upon single
Application
RECARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI POMADE.
The Proprietor Of this NEW and beautiful pre-
pa-ton conf ieEty having ~ o4! IN the or
Tor mpaHng b"aut ul son AMI glossy appearance 10 the fla
promoting Is grow D. and PREVENT = falling ont.
ok. JACkSON'S BALSAMIC ELINJR
FOR Preserving and BeauIifying the TEETH
IND PURIFYING THE BEFFTH
his article will be found invaluable where
persons are u' -etto son Swelling Bleeding Gr-Iorwb,
ns and giving hmness IN the Tai preserving them from De-
'Sz loose OF deeay-for rendering delicious freshness 10 the
-is ne'rzI-s h- odUur T.cth-the bad breath N
Soscrs and reson who ds1rdered ~ aacbs This v
% ati halsuie ENir - one IN which implicit reance ly he
pee a' has 'h strongest approval OF the mes Pby
scans and Dentists both IN Europe Uni-i States
f,r al- by buvh A. Purcell r. uuyai Johnston J. Dr
val 4 To Eu'taee Sol, :. VI Zlcbriss5 H. A. Leslie n,
atestr Bro RsAssHl Sl-1lsNol1 Robertson G. Coring
20 'sHrgi T. e Breeder. Hs.sAesicr. } Cooke Erslt h
sHrg ana BY al tbs principal DEu the a. or AZ
q y Wright sole Agents fof th- L. :, PiHaasIslta
o2s-u
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ELEGANT BOOKS FOR PRESENTS.
TOM MOORE,S COMPLETE POETIcA

'NOM MOORE'S COMPLETE POETICAI,
- WORkS-Ths edition forms one b-adt n Nv D,,nt.a
Ned ia the fines; r'' N-s'-
SouIhEfs COMPLETE POLITICAL woRKS-Tb. NV
''nn contain all his Poems, collected by
elegantly printed and spenddy illustrated h .Sau - esI,o
cravings '
CHlLDE HAROLDs PILGRIMAGE. BY Ryrou-Thi. The
nu auhot- nie.' Poem printed every ~ay worh,
o. H. on snperne sIqTssy Illustrated with ,nsr,vngs
~ ilr EJECT styie. A charming Iona yo'uuo
" Auenuon = p7rteua y rrque-ed above Boots N
They are beautiful specimens that has been MAJ M
tie art Of dominating IA this eouttfy.
splendid tsift-Book for all Christians
THE BIBLE GALLERN-Conss ng OF series o. ia Po,,,,.
Or Wcea mentioned SCRIPTURE engraved on te,l in Tho No.,
caHtu ye By the d't aTtsts draw,n. by staahI tu
N'llHe 'in .h folio gorg-ousy bound IN kui
THIS perfect GEN he q, m that can H.
come ton Of thee subjects Sacred scripture. gv
, peimiheht hirte.ta va'ue rot "a. awav h
The holidays OF he year bal will remain ha
same and renier tie volume a family treasure
t's Sae al he booSaote Of DRINKER h NORRIS
% Main
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To Farmers and Planters.

To Farmers and Planters.
TVlIOMAS " Gil ARIES ELLIS, have IN
and offer nj low prices reduce heavy stock OF the
following description OF Goods suitable for Farmers and Planters
us-,
London Blankets
Sup White Bed do
Nspt Cotions White Gay
Canadian Cloths, all wool
Sleeps Gray saiIineIs
Baltimore Lin,rys
Scarlet and White Fiannels
10" priced Cloths. for Servants
Lowell in.eys
London DudiIo vercoats
Cotton OzaabuTgs
Brown aud Beaehed Sbeeiings
no do shriiNrs noe
LNOR BARGAINS in Ready made CLOTH
ING, can at FLEETS uptown Cash Clothing store,
OF s'hanEe Bank I5s Main Among the cheap goods
be found Nt Of
Uvsr,oais $3.50
lOo Dc.s Coar+ nom 7sO,osiO
200 Nrs's. from 1 to 81
Pania'ooHsa half Tec
For sale at the Cheap Cash co'hns store. above
deli EIchange Bank
EOFFEE, CHEESE, &C.
~ IS bag'rr me I.agu.ra Coffee
so boxes do Ch'e.e
50 bb No Pam y Roe IIcrrirg'
dri9 BIssELL MCASDLIsH
StALT.-90 Sacks of Liverpool fine Salt, land
~ from Bs board e the Leh,ers
the Doe1 to day TOT sale by w ANDERSON IT,
D,iy expected by the following vessels from York
roo sacks per sarah and Elizabeth
$50 do do EHca q Aun-wheh will be sold from the
vessel, they arrive.
de Is W ANDERSON Ir.
Great Targai"s in Itcndy Made Clothing.
AM now selling my entire stock oi Ready
Made GO hing r-dueed The following OF
the cheap COOS now offered ut great bargains,
over Cots from to $50 and $3.50
sack Coats 4" $50 To = AMI $40 lquaiy
Pres and Froek Coats from $50 ESQ., and S2 for fine
Colks frcm $50 10 10 and sse
Paniaioons from Yto 5 ami $3.50
on All = W.
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Ritbmoma Dailp fubia.
Il f. X Nj s .

RICHARD ~. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELIIOT"r, Associate Editor.
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WINDOW GLASS.

WINDOW GLASS.
IN addition to our usual large and we'll assorted
stock of Cylinder Window Gas-, single
nee. prepared to Gis from the Rrdford
iGlas- operations with the
introduction ~ h"N npo'gnns atd are prepared 70 fut
duccd United The Glass these Works MI
dssNs h"i The drs quality branded Hedfod"the second,
"Sansnac." DtiVAI PURCELL.
Holg 30 Main street. Richmond, Va.
LADIES' SUPEHIOH CATER HOOTS,
JMias ~ MeCHrav& q.
VINHE subscriber has received supply Of La
- Dice Cater Roots the best and hsndr1nisu article
which VIII BE- i how for the quality THE ladi'. wiz phase call
. and sIpnly themselves. JUDAH MYERS,
nol9 No NJ wrr Main street
" EGETABIE CUTTER--For cutting bcels,
carrots POTATOES. &c. for cattle; fot by
De " BALDWIN ii1 Main 81.
hONEH-SEED.---IOo bu.hsi. prime Clover seed hand
~ inr iot a'r W
dis EDMOND DAVENPORT.
MISSES FINE GAIrEu FRENCH MOROCCO
AND GOATSkIN HOOrEEs.
INNlIE subscriber has in Store. n handsome as.
- above goods fr Mi.-es well snI hand
somey made winch will be- soh low. Puteassn respectfully
invited 10 eau JUDAH MYERS,
M" No ~ wsss Main street
EEMENT-CEMENT.- barrels Newark
cement daily expected, Manchester ssd fo
no '" RANKIN wufrLoCK.
of'aHJ noi6 WILLIAMS a HAXALL.
Spirits TURPENTINE.-3O bills Spirits
- Iaf" mine, IN enc order, for sale ~
noB blVM. PURCELL. Dmgghts tt7 Main
SIlRIS. full supply of SHIRTS Of my own
manufae'urc stprcs from use toSeso They are
and WV Pleas ~ The o. StLAs MERCHANT,
MI ~ MIN ~.
NAttS-gOoo E,gs Manstin wor.s" snss 10, al, ey
~ -! DANENPokf, ALLEN a co.
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NJ UFFS, MUFFS, MUFFS.-Received an.
other supply of LADIES' N.-sss' Mufs OF an quaLue.
ana pees Ladies superior article for the prce I
te can a No II, where an the heal "A.
soIuneni IN the c JUDAH MYERS n, - w ~,
r ; Ais Hats and Caps qualities and price. ma o
~ --l-- appI3Ned lact me- de JUDAH MYERS
GROUND PLASTER-3OO0 casks -I.aeec Mi. - 70,
= laF U Ja3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
Chiidrens No. and Goat Boofees.
HAVE this day opened an additional supply
Of Chhens Mo and a. coed an article A. vi,
be 'ousd IN his eity-made expressly retail iTlse
ID. B. FRANKLIN
u No sl5, Broad Street Shoe h. Hin
toLLINs' FLOUR.-A supply OF Panty and EI,Ia Su
pefite Folr, received Basin ana Tor
s1s 9 deS HENRY LUDLAM h on
lfiNE SMOKING TOBACCO-5oc oz. Ayres' bieh IA
'ored "iiyeo" smoking Tobacco, which BEEN 40 hisAv
aPproNeah y smokes wherever received and for
sae y nos ?. JOHNSTON. Druggist
RULWER'S NEW NOvEI--LUCRETIA or IN.
- Children o. Night BY sir p. Price 2se Just re-
eS'eu ana 'oE sale by e. .. Fisher Agent
~. In sr the Exchange iotsL
- AZOR STROPS. Genticmen wishing a
good Razor srop, find egant assortment OF Ro
gers Chipnahs' I'm sous Meehis Woods and London Mac
neue make four and two sides Of which real
y possess the sharpening qualify perfection. al
no P IDHNSTONS DRUG sorr
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FOWLER AND WELLS
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THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT.

One of the most important discoveries of tie agc in
aneoang the condition of this large class otsuering
humanity, consumptives, is Dr. Wistar's BaIsam Of
Wild Cherry What time establishes and and on rn IS
all places unite in saying good and valuable is so, no
doubt popularity of this Fort fixes IN society Its
The success which has attended this medicine for seve
raj years past has overcome the preudices ota repec
table and sensible men, and the article has taken a
stand among the first class of discoveries and blessings
of the age and when resored to in season. cradcates
the disease for woich is recommended We cut the
following from the Bellows Falls Gazette, OfJanuary,
1916 :-WISTAR'S BALSAM. Notwithstanding our
aversion to putting many do everything that COMES
along in the shape fPaent Medicine and the fact that
we scarcely ever take medicines of any kind, yet We
feel that we should be doing injustice the community
by Withholding longer the favorable opinion we have
of wisars Balsam in cases Of colds ana pulmonary
raj Instances. believe to be an excellent article
The genuine signed |: BY ITS on the wrapper;
For sale by F. j. BLISS & CO., Brandon John
simonds, Whiting X. Wright, Shoreham, and H.
Simonds, Pittsford also for sale by Dealers IN Med
icines generally in Vermont.
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STEALING OvERCoATs &C. FROM STEAM
BoATs.-This business has been 'practiscd to
a very great extent on Lake Champain the
past season. A watch was set on the steamer
Burlington, short time since, for the pur-
pose OF nabbing the perpetrators The boat
landed at Rouse's Point, and soon after man
was observed making his way on shore with
bag under his arm. He was stopped, and on
search, it was found that he had three coats,
stolen from passengers, lie was taken to a
magistrates office on shore, and while the cx X:
animation was going on, the custom house Of
ficer on the boat discovered that, during the
night, somebody had 'swapped boots with
him, without paying the difference in value,
or the duties The man with the extra
coats had the boots on. On searching his
residence, in this village, new trunk was
found filed with clothing, the property of
citizens The fellows name is Joe Grant-a
stone cutter by trade. He is now in Jail
awaiting his trial, and will probably be sent
up to Dannemora to peck in the mines awhile
-PlauSbwgh Republican.
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ACCIDENT TO Gov. WHITcoMD.-The In
dianapols Sentinel of the 9TH ult. says:
1--WE learned late last evening that shock
ing accident happened to Gov Whltcomb, on
the down train OF railroad cars yesterday, at
Edinburg. The Governor had stepped of
the cars for a few moments, and was about
stepping on again while the cars were in mo-
ton His foot slipped, and he fell between
the cars and the platform of the depot, the
cars whirling him round and crushing his
thighs as they went The Governor was in
sensible for some time after he was extricat-
ed, but finally recovered consciousness. The
exact character and extent Of the injury we
are unable to state but from what we are
told, it will be some time, if ever, before he
can recover"
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DI f D

In this town, on the oath ult' NANCY, "ilc oil 1ohn
Caughee, aged AZ. ,o.. r All,
last, Mrs. Mary Collins, formerly OF Belchertowh'
Mass. aged g.. Printers in Massachusetts are re-
At Sangardon, Illinois, Oct. 81 Mr.. Hiram L.
Webh AGED "a wears formerly OF this town. Also,
Oct. %, his son, John W. Webb, aged 10 years.
BelJo,Us Falls Gazette CT,
INC aoed 46 wears. In his death the town has lost
one of its most useful citizens. The family to whom
the deceased belonged mourn the loss OF husband,
father, son and brother. The deceased was the ON
of sons of Deacon Reuben Spalding now about 81
years old, who with eleven surviving charen whose
ages range from 35 to 81 years, were all present
with their venerable Father at the home mansion,
the place of their BIRTH childhood and YOUTH to pay
their last tribute to their departed brother ana MN
gle their sympathes with his bereaVed wldoW ana
children and to comfort and console their aged
Father who had now for the first time been called
10 deposit in the grave beloved child After the
funeral services and the remains were deposited in
the grave there to remain until called for by the
'rrpn,n of God the family returned to the paterna
oanenn and all for the first time together, gathered
around the paternn table, and after refreshing them
selves received the blessing OF their aged sire III
most solemn and impressive manner. Inc scene
then closed by fervent prayer from the qulVerlnG
i;ns IF the aged Father, and the family separated
nrobablv never all to meet again. untl 1hey meet IL
Tho shirt world where their dear friend ana Drothc
has GONE Woodstock Mercury ;, 49, oo., -.
In Elk Grove, Cook Co. Illinois on I the 29th ,% %lf
Rev Dan. Rockwell aged oo years, mus rec "ioIo
s Mr. Rockwels ministerial labors commenced il
War,nont his native State For several years past
he has been pioneer missionary in the Mest ~ 1
in Ohio, and then in Northern Illinois, where here ms
of toll and sefdenial has tranqG, bo e~necte
t SnT fellow T life Of devotion to GodWester" Cfer
16tk III.
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A RUNAWAY W1FE.-A few days since
the wife of Mr.. Mason Tucker, of Bangor, II
company with her paramour, left the house o
her husband, for parts unknown, taking Will
her all his money, clothing, &c. MIR. Tucker
offers a reward of $40 for any information
concerning her whereabouts. He describes
her as small woman, little cross-eyed in
her left eye, and is about 80 years OF age
information to be sent to Mr., Albert G. Hunt
of Bangor, or to the City Marshall, of Boston
Papers will confer favor by copying the
aboye.-B0Ston Bee.