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John Il, MeCus.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, stsuntoa. Virgins. Court.
Claims entrusted to him viii receive propt attention
So ot6ce on Augusta Street, iape$i,tety ADORE The
PaN offes Comes'
Staustoa, Dee. ss lese.--ly.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

spasmodic Complaints and general Nervous Affections
OF the Head and upper extremties Also in Palsy and
Paralysis and all diseases caused by deficiency of
power Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs
OF the body.
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POETRY.

FRoM ras "MBTRoPotirAS," wAsniSsfoH Cry
TO MISS T-----, OF STAUNTOS, VA
Gu hearing her remark she designed taking the char
sctsr Of Aurora, at a fancy ball.
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C.. n. Cochran e Co..

uAvE now in Store a large stock of well Sc
IL lected Manufactured Tobacco including some
of the best brands in Virginia.
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS

InOBt
From all parts Of the Country could be given, suosn
70 I'll every column in this paper
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nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or TIE arRAcTIr AL PEI
- vAts Treaties" te.-Odcs hours ate i2k a. s. 20
tssntsy eseartsd mo eS GrseA wioh rest Prom
1s pneeEunn pets Advantages TIE suthet has en1rvd
~ be hss smplo re,sea tor stiss thsS IN
AysaEe - etrtsin dssesse their
"a tfpiofhbs edec's resvlng from uriy sproper
h !ar hsp ~ suoh certain, ssfe I'd radical
eos - ebtAnsd from othsr Of Ar~ies Tboss
rI W s~nes sasss, I'll "a NJ ssd Astas 1850 Aaat
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cisa. Ana s..s ns:.s. s.ssiss ' : sslss:s 'a ~
Hopsia... ssr. IL 6rsss.. Sea ! Co. sspis. w.fs
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,nIs:.L;.s.r nr:.s. A,.i'. L,iss:,'s H:s..,ts,l
ss.fasa CO. whi,s, Hsssis fBrn wares 81 JoSns
s:a- - MN: ,...sI. wgT,ss,:a: Nc s..A,sl;
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siesp2n ca.t.s. n.s,s. PfS1idsa,s.
ship J.sos wss,sr'sl. tEisL Hsess. Lv.resol d.
a, ia e: :ss s. .sss d s..S ss5 a
No. s.s .. .s . o.; Graz. s d.. .s Ser
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s:i.;s, ? s.S; ~ " - Go, ,..o.,. !,
s. s ~ I ."s. .. S';s.r s s. S'''a'
srs y.,,I... 81. KsLsi.s, f.r.sassss > s.y. -iA
brt isn.ssts.rsl. s-s,.sasl. Bssss, Ayrs,. 50 az,
Brs os:ss Brs. rsrss csr,sas. yss issA. . Bsssss
Brs JoSn ciay,sa. Tusis'. C,l,.s,s. 3 a.y. vita
eG ss .s; y r.''.r, y.,g. 80, ..,,., a.
q ssursss ceArnas Co. nassasssasea hsa'J -sstAsr
ssar is.s f,.Alnn rrOs, Psnnsol. 81 ssyL -,,A cot
sesr ssss,sr kirby wIlulnssoa NC. s.ys viA s.vsl
storss iith inst rs larss IRA sshsrs seoss
res SET Bsrnegs eouia not male eat her name asr her
scr kioui:s ssbisssa wrniss,ss NC. ,a,r. -iss -.
soSr y srs.s. au.s wmisros &C d.y. visA -
sahr Lsm.iuns. Turner. viassisn. &C. aay,. 9th
sstr Nara. RAoa... S.-s.rn. NC. s,y, vi,s n,,li
sobr Trisns,hip. reomea lanes River. daya
rchr Belle fost. Nork kxsr, dsfa
echr Cxn Tsylrr. Atrans forh Ri~sr.
s0Lr Chss stsvSt, Dsch.r lsFs Rvsr dsrs
fohr Alsssnder Cooper Csek, Yea kiFss 2tsys
sehr Caleb yaaasm.. ysaHaas, rers Sssr. asva
schr Hiram CeraFd, han ns1d. Bsltn ore, aara
SoLr Wsicett, Beers. Bastsn, days
sckr Emerald, Bacon. Elsten. dsYs
schr Gaze Pear. Kelley. Bs.tea asy.
sehr Cssrts wilisn- fsadis,sa ssetissa. asgs
sehr May Crockstt Insrshsms Reetisat asV.
schr Joseph fsrweil natnins. kcektkeds 0asTs.
sehr Rec Hesrh. Lawrence. kastrNrt asya
sioop Clrstop hsr Pee geArson Yea ser aasvs A1A
inst about 70 seioef 80 hsTm Arf y 1885, -
tens sshore b-t~eea he bs Nntsr aaaftsN saa sMr1H
che pretty heavily batss Nv Ne tssAssrs 49, 40
roil mgos her sails t1fisa hNa kef tarsa
espes she arfesrse - ksss tesa thAt tRsMa
sheft time as 10 rersena sea- ksf.
eiosp aary q Cerhvrn, Nrsht, feF& Aver. q t8yM
sioop s'.fiins wells hritktfurft
Eloop Fsshisn, blgdentufFs frewesaea.
Below.
Tee ,Aps and tares niss snAassa
Isss, qu,stitl.s q 80 10 a. rivers ssat,g
TaI2-wha surinr a. a. 10 - ~
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CAR ALExr-F0a sks FRArCfsCo SHIPPERS
- wdt gitss hsss ~ tAsit frsrwat hessd q ftss
Nsr,t ~ ssfs sstsrssr tss as ssnd I'LL a latas
Essgrros a o.. Ssavs s.ss.
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Letter B.ss q st..rsr EI5r. cits. gsHsr. chssss.
P.nsms, NauASaks Caar Lisa AesFai So f&4ae ss
prs.ep sanf tsisnds. a. wn elgss = ~ Gteesags
Reading Rson 10 EreaapgsA rhstsssg Ia Nf a. -
O'el0ck.
Fos,sss - So. rr.aoises Tksss mAh siii "
forwarded IN chsrss "a 3 srsrisl msassmssT,
Letter b.ss for RIO tsnsirs ans Vs.sas, fsF s@mrr
Psea. VII eo.s che Rssaing sssm fhsFttsFs 20 ~
a. oo0es.A
Letter Bsss far H.lfsr Ms chrpsf brN III sisss
the Readsg Rooua this sfernooa - aaaraH heters 8A
Also letter bsg for - Thomss wi c1ss A. 80 fams ksaf
Ltses prs. raid 81 ths sesvs ores, v "
un void.
ms sssv. Letter Bsn sss a. Ksaypas vi Val
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHtLspsdrNrs. Pc "a ~.
Arwvst-Brss Csfiarn, Flewsrs aasAnmahs nslsmars,
RrTes, Csrssnas, yrissisnip Alsa. cssrissi9a g;ar
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Arrived 4ir Lsuls.. Csieuua ogtA a. msIfss. oss -
Lett o. latter pert shp Cs wsfAnfnh. t@ BmstF -
Lverpssi. - ssfl nsst asyt
SAP Ares, csisstt. V.ta - tass csss Ca $50 -
niiss spgks hr.s Laras, ftom ssism 80 sfnux
SIR Ftsalsla NOfiesat, ksrts ssrF ksaaMNs 500
Eva. ssvsrrak krss Cepsisha ~ aafAs Naba~em c.
ssnss " csafrsy = ssrfs g. 80 isslslia sftfa,
Cietred-Stssw shF CO ssaA LFsFFarN tafkf Msma
hssanrasg MaTiia. NOHl~snf CNwF maFF NNsm
tsp. Baltimore. Fssrt. rhisfsphs ashfs aataff AsNma
81 YisessA Eaith, ktekmemt Gee hswaFt Nfafs
wewsat.. 90 a.
Gtsrsa-hsft fews Ne fMnsirei kfa CIuAfws Ma4@8 ~
In nauttsn ke.as-ssef Csiass. tfsa sietss
F@~va@Wn4 rsA lia
Arivss-Bris s.r.a ysss. csssssas
Cl..t-d-nrss Go rofn atismns
sslicd-Eglr kinesaa. SfsFns
FsaMssaNmM
nrOsfs~NfssmshlV a@sa& fFew hesHa n p a.
tsaF, 4 La.y se4 lftsus ~ krhaass 49, ls&fFs
BsSr. ~ leiahn. ts8asf msN sstn So Hem &&N
lord Yfrris, ~ ruwFer "a No. NHft taMm Meffta
wa,szn Rassvs a Er-tsf. ~ Dsrt 4 1sfANMst fHmTf
H.nlsy 81 Canatal Cspt gshs uits. ~ Ass.F Nfasae
Frsncsi Hssss, Flymeath kss - - tEtA
* R3tirfrs fsff, Bsssea Namstsa tesEst Fe8ts
,'slpiis, no. Rss., Thss ksy go sA.r -.
pfsGss, B.sfslL . uesasrias. re-. LssswKs -
lsetrrk issy aenusnss aat th-ss ssffsas -
ar. shilt - iri,at, ~ slysrss - reftga, ksEF
Rs shcrmsn- fstai a. - sss ssrfisa "a - utaaL
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pAcIyIc NAIL srEAsssIP coupAsr.-rss cAI-
:Pvrsv.a ,ss E.,y s.",,ss <: s.is:s
;:,s !. = 49, =. s.,:...s az:
I'M ,ss;l ss.s.s: :; ~: b.,s ::
touch e. Assyslss bot :. No s.as. s..,.ss n. -
os. q which vii - sivsJ' pr, .ss q ss
oRIoos. lgss tons, Tssxr.sxs 20 ,s.s.
SsiisSsF u lo'':s- eeGsSSifini. y
Tn. new .,..ssSiS c6fgssis. sin ~ r,s.l.,l, ~
s.s. s .s, ss .ra 1r . 90. os'iss .., -
mann. s.s rs,srnss .isss. ssly sih ..l. .as ps.s.s
= iT:ss. md sf.s:sas ysss.. 80
Is ss = & es.a. s e.: y. :
a:s and S
line between New Orleans and Shagfes ssvAs s1eA
ss: r and lsr%s. I'D, 4, ,s
n Sss e.,sAns s o. sss s s
from Armstrong. a~rs-on Co. ssea,s.
Ta,oon ..'...''''.'s.'
stesrsss found with ma !tsss. ana DO -
Saloon stat. , rssa rAsA.A TO - ,sSsso.
stssrss es' iau Ssisa a;,s
90, FROM SAN FRANCISCO 10 ASTORIA.
cabin. ..........,......... -.
through tickets any month. Apply !, the once
EOR SAN FRANCISCO. CALVokSIA.-nurUAL
New spSss :SiS aiise
tons burhsn. having three four his Of her sAsaA
cent ship was built by aesrs Perise Patterson stack
with special regard speed for the Ras Iadia rAas aA
il ia confidently expected she will make tue passage =
short time as any vessel Aaost For freight which
be do Immediately passage, apply board
Lir ID East River, foot Of Maiden lane 70 nAiihr
Dsrd los Wall street; or 0urdon s. Colt LOG wsu street.
NOR sAyANNAH-oN SATURDAY, lsrr INST. AT
Mfr % 4 N. r. n 0u
riOr steamship FLORIDA, 80 tons Capt Lysa. Fec
freight or p.,,.ss argy 70 sAs ~ rroos
forwarded by the regular steamer promptly, Is usual
EOR sALE-THE FAST SAILING AND WELL KNOWN
+ tchr " am 3 Lsggstt burthon l30 tons Her ainea-
sOns sixty feet Iee four feat beam
se.e, feet depth Of hold Bull. Of the beat nSt'rss rs
further particulars enquire board at pierr No II and
East River OF lillian Leggett corner Of Front anA
BeekmAn streets, New York.
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SHIPPING.


,rHr HAr1iss ASP koHrs AMERICAN ROYAL
. hss 90 ... s sts aa1 ss. ,sssS' ss S,
..sf ;, tsi = asa al reeve s.is rs..sassr,
fissis ca - 1 sSFs. S CO. f is,;.
ssfSica. G., ss.ss,s. e.SSS.,t.ssn.rr's
~ ,....s a1:s ~. lit' 80. .sH.
80 =: 4: :;.s. .:s.i f - s 60
.ass I. "a s.is:::s, ~ "a az
80 y. - s.is..i.; 81 Ny
rss..ss fs- - rsrs - nssss. = L''ryesL d s,ss
80. a. .,.sr.l s.,i r.ls -,
=. $500. s:;.' :, -. ,,,.,,,
Fs'i'sss''' Tss.ss .'s',,'...D,w,-. ,
s~ r-.ss s.-s.. 80 80, f'Es, c..ss r,s' ~.
y 49, - sisss : 1s.-s ssrs- ~.
$780, 49, = 80, 80 - 80. Il sss,s - ''''
nctsssrass ssvts .uos cosr.Sr- roR RRs-
.'s... 80 .. 81! 81 !; fis s,ss.
- - AsNfssa - sstgrtsr - a ifgm res -.
49, -. ,.:..: re- <. 49, .;' g.. Z '' 4.
''' !. s s' =. -. , 80. = :, ~ I d.,
.t'f a. ~ = 800, .s'.i. .Tgt as.....,
M
I. - NtsNafH 49, NNMsrH @ TT NFh rlrhafs 20 So
ira "a 49, Nmazfs fMsFsafHrr hEffFfea
Ma.M "a NMFH stsswaNlt FNtFAMs.-Ou Ne4.
asasr FatsHs8F Nta tar a. ssier esukl essina
ffssasA q. ts 90 k@flArN Ia Fatlay fenrb
Sse@ss - ssll - tsi4 a sstsfs . trgw her
fnsf e. NrfNw ~ ~ "a fhs
Mss Hfsss - uaFxas Ne o. 49, ghsfrta rrtrh
49, fH - - ~ asaal fafas $50 al tahsa
fFfkt ~ MaFNNa FfsFs RI FsahwFs esstalhing saslr
F1i& ~ silver Wsr@f So AFtFs.s mmrwlY thswu -
NsfHMA $3.50 ~ .#f fA VAat a. 49, stttm ~ "a thsH
u.s. e Z. 49, < - eswrssg 81 80 ~ spasahis -
49,, 80 Z s.,li,i .i'asu' go
- soRski0 III -. .;,s-, : 90, wsuss. u
Eog cnAeEEs plsns ~ rRt powEst s,Tss %
NNEaHH as NNH 49, sflrn18 deukN
.ar.rs rssmsaip rAUMntHECa = $50 tsas saftssa. a
~ NMANfsMEMs A. mmt4aef sHl have hsa Nork irs~
fifr - 1919 hiw.F r1Nrta4y. VstfWNry 10. Ia
sststa AesaeA = yf.Nlslr. - fFaisht = passsss
hN8ths rmEsLl u a@s.ww fallans tFFlY ~
p y stNa@. ~ ~. tsfy rise, " - =.
Ne1Nk 3. AhIHFsfs af NtFr4 AL Neeaa mast y o. 49,
Al - CMs naws1 So 80 frf ~ tba AesH
W~s balara ~ ~ Frwsaht wtn nst "
ssltss = 80 49, = ssaitm&
car sLEsr-rOa sAs yaA,cfsCo -ssIPrrs'
- wuf FttaW ~ fhstf fresxhA hesed q Fist
s.tsrssT it,h aaa ssna sli a iatas
a. a.. IMma
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nafNATrNEpI, Al HoRK.-A PRACTICALLY .rrrr

DhfNATEkEpit Al WOkk.-APkACTfCALT
the nature,
o. detsc disc diseases
fetsnbls d liable he taken for suoh and on b. ds
recalling iron the Adapted 20 tho use evevy
si.de q both s.,ss Wristsn IN TIE pshts language.
tndta 70 ~ practically uteul to every ind in svsrv
place tr, tot those Who would treat thoassI
proves b. gyins evCTJ possible inform alton "a thaso
tp ,k,hsst .'.,i a. .ss,ss. .,ksry ~ Joe RALPH
IT, With pistes Price 81. soid By The ppssbsr Al A,G
tuetE W sst khotatsr. and BY the au,hnr
= "'Ns - ~ -" -
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TIE WoxxD,s FAIR.
TIE works asA Inventions Of the American
Sovereign, fer the Crystal Palace.


M Aney1Daz kiyste Sc Lawrence viii probably
sAn to day DoutAsmpssn, England laden with the
Productions q Ne United states, for the Worlds
Fair to open n London In May next. It is an even.
In the Industrial hstory Of America IL Will afford the
mechanics avsnsors, sad others, of this great Rspub
o an opportaAsy to show to the people Of the World
the capacity sfshis vast unity Of to
produce some Of the most wonderful and bssutlful
articles ever the face Of the earth and yet
he exhibition Of y. ricsn Inventions In the Crystal
Palace in May neat will scarcely give the wondering
spectators full and nprehsASivs idea of the ski
and genius of the sovsr.igns OF America 1t was i'm
possible fer many, tor want Of time to get articles
ready for the Fair TO DO in London IL March, the
specified time for their arrival
The following IL /. list ofths-
OFFICERS LAWRENCE.
Commsndcr-Jos-ph r. San ia
LieutenaDts Cherries :. Boggs, Latham B. Avery,
Washington Svshn-y Gsorx- II. Prsble
Purser-ssmu.l P. Todd.
sureeon-Levir r. Hoeter.
Assistant Surg. OF --JaGesP, Harrison
Master-Bsys ". westrott
Passed Midshi pDAn Andrew p. Monroe
Midshipmsn-Jseeph r. Fyfe, Henry Erben, r.,
William T. GiaestL
Captains 0lsrk- q. q Liviu gssos
Pur,ers Clsrk James Todd.
Boafswsin- John rates
Gunner-winiam Arnold.
Carpenter Daniel JOINS
asilmsker-Rob~rt tupter
SPECIAL sGSNr AN SUPERINTENDENT.
Charles =. stanrbory Erq of Washington city
Before giving ~. OF th- articles to be conveyed in
the Ct Lawrence TO III. Worlds Fair short sketch
of the proceedings adopted IN this country may not be
III interesting at the pr. sent moment
On Asy IT. 1850 letter was addressed by the secre-
tary Of State Hon. layton, to the President Of
the stiopa Institute transmitting the correspond.
which had taken place bet ~een Tie Minister PIE
npctentsry Of her saj--ty the Queen of Great Bril-
tain. end the state De- relative to the pro
posed exhibition. This letter was immediately laid
before the Instrte AMI by IL referred to the follow
ipg select committee Peter Force, Joseph Henry,
Wsltes X. johnson j Greenough and Charles
wilkes
The committee reported 10 favor Of taking immedi-
a&e action, by nominating central authority for
the Uniied States The :, port adopted the 9th
May, and the following gentlemen nominated to the
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ii nas,-Is In hum LIZ rarn,ahIa -

dsessts In lev hours By vegetable -rplcAoa
out pain In eebF, brought b. Improper hasits
ocpstuOnal Affections, combine medicines with ths
remedy And saov there tteubAnds who
not ~ cures wthout ne have eAes daily OF
pg from the other ph yscisns In all guarantee
mont ours have contraction daily cure without ceaea
which otheya csuaet b. their not ypeng tho
soon enough ~ dpioms with thss and The bundrss ~
oertilfass chow that equal IT.. You
one eay-D ~ Corbyn. rou expelled M complaint In q
isN nouss-o. bsE.,h. W. uncor the other rhysioaos
In thort time. Jshn Roiisos I paid over t0e In
Eve years to be cared Of debility from se abuse
tsn.tt you egred ne By local asa general
short tr..-yss. Salisbury Treatment ny letter Ohru
hour. from A, v. to 2 T.. NJ, and from 10 IN DR
LhRMONf o. kes io street two doots from Rroad
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ME DICAL.

A HATIyENESS OR EVILS AND RENIpIEs OF En-
"A eessiye ana perverted sexuAiity including warutns
and advice TO the married and singisprice lzk otS
edition Of this little work just ready and for -
foWLEKS WELLS. l3l Nassau street.
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NV MEDICAL B0oks-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
"a on te nature snt treatment OF delicate diseascs
snd ~ ndrtd efe tionslilustrsted By crest num
ker " tsly e1ored platte large life b. Homss
" ~ ~, lsotuer on surgery and dissasss Of N,
nsu "a nsars II - large qusIo5 30 pages second
ltleh riies 90 Extract from the Boston Medical snx
tttnctl goufba - II be said fesrcasiy to he equal
~ hturds Actions works tie family % discAse.
aWd sr snythtng q the Kind ubshsd
n 4utry' Author Of The Family Pr ysican~ prios
q ssats. AUthsr Of work ga selt-aeu,s and u, ie-
gcrstia efect1, ko &c. ettk clifton fourt,-a platea
rrirf 81 FOR sac ct tse rubst ers eTRTNGRR& T0wn.
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$500 RswARD-JLrraIxy ANTIpors. A sra

IL makes eeiy without the OF sicx
dnKa exposure or change in application to business fA<
Proprietor CHALLENGES single which the mlxturs Win
not cure nhder the forfeiture Of i've hundred dollars N
p, uP N estties v1R full ssreetoas a. 81 One tesks
r. nING. l2 Brckiwsys los Bayard street, New YoxIp
Oxleana
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DocroR ropRsnlI -roR rwlnrr-rIyr lorsrs-

n0CgoR YOURSELF FOR TwEETr-FIyE luEErS-
~ " mt.rs % tie Peoket AIculsrius cry ons Iii.
Own ibJs!esn thiEtcth edition viii me Lra5rgi en-
gazing lowing diseases and In every sha
sud fern, ~ william Young ND Graduate of ths
rsrity a Penssyrans The various forms Of necrot "a
eases 30 faithfully desorbet ana all the recipes gwen
phR isrsuag1 The chapter self~Abuse 10 vorthr o.
particular attention, ard should Be read By evsy one
heun5 men who have been unfortunate 10 costr.c dc
ease previous 70 riasirs yourselves tdsr hs Of
dett?r 70 matter rtN ~ pretentors may be- gst copy %
hs truly ue~frl srsn visiting city
ery thos ees.snpistinS marriage dsnt thibk 81 return
Ing home tsout COPY Of the Pocket ~ oIiapius. bea
etptains person. going 20 should pc Or YaosCs
Teatfe hsrrisss the Picket d.culsptus Every
HDOvh lysisan Any person sending tsrntJ-hv-
enclosed NJ lie will receive eepy this ~
nat, copies will be for d0lAr Address Dr.
WI rot t62 srruc. street Pbila spha: also Tor sails
,, strnseI Fo-nsssd. 22a Broadway, New York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-11
sIoKNEns AT HouTm mAnDNIcK.

The Hon. A. y. Judsyine communicates to
tie Star the following list Of deaths resulting
from the ravages Of the dysentery At South
IIardwick We learn that several deaths
have occurred Since the date Of Mr. Judeslnea
letter tho z7th OF September
Sunday Sept Z, daughter Of 'air Daniel
l.eayitt, aged y years,
Wednesday, 10th, a son Of the same, aged
. years,
same day, daughter Of the same, aged I
year,
Saturday, u u,, son Of the same, aged 3
years
sunday, 4th, Diantha, wife Of Mr. L., aged
S7-whieh composed M Leayiti'a whole fam
ny
MONDAY, 18th, Alden Edson, only child Of
Mr. Adophus IIolton, aged years, q months
and dAys. Tho ..0ihor OF tho child died
soon AFTER he birth, leaving him And another
son. which died sonie two years ago, IL there
fore leaves Mr. II. without family.
Tuesday, 9th, John Murry, son Of Lewis
and Lucia Gilman, aged 9 years, months
aud 7,dAya,
Wednesday, I7th. VIM, Butler, only son
Of Charles and jane Shipman aged rs months
aud ! DAY,
Thursday. 18th, Edward, twin son Of MT
Edward Hall, aged years, months aud z
days.
Friday, l9th, Edgar the other twin son OF
Edward Hall,
Same day, Claiming, youngest son o. Nj
Lewis and Lucia Gilman, aged year and
months,
Same day, Sophronia, daughter Of Herman
smith, aged months.
Tuesday, Esd, Mary Woodward, wife Of
Etlson Barrett, aged ~ years
Same day, Marcus, twin son OF Dormant
and Achsah Bridgman, aged years.
Saturday, 9Th, Franklin Augustus, twir
son Of Benjamin T. and Susan Andrus, ngqt
4 years, G months, aud / . days.
/ la all 10 deaths being about one fourteenth
part OF the inhabitants Of the village.
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CUBAN BONDS.

Ono Of the tricks rcsorted to to raise the
means to iit out the expedition under Lopez,
was the issuing OF Bonds, Of which the follow
ing is copy. They were sold at large dis
count, and were undoubtedly distributed as a
promised reward TO those who were seduccd
to join in the invasion. -.
$4,000 No. 1890
BE il known TO all mcu, That |, General
Narpiso Lopez Chief Of the patriotic Junta
for the promotion Of the political interests OF
Cuba" established in the United States of
North America, and the contemplated head
of Provisional government, and Commander
in-ehief of tho revolutionary movement, about
TO bc now undertaken through my agency
and pcrmissive authority, for the liberation
Of the people OF Cuba from the tyranny and
oppression TO which they arc now subject by
the power of Spain, and to he prosecuted by
me till superseded by superior Executive
Officer, or such form of Government and au-
thority as the people by their free will and
choice shall prescribe, do, by these presents,
TO subserve the cause and object aforesaid,
make and execute this obligation, on behalf
of the people of Cuba, by whatever designa-
ton of nationality, or form of body polite
they shall hereafter assume TO wit:
do. by these presents, for and on behalf
Of the said people OF CUBA, and their success
sors in government forever, and for value
received promise to pay to ---, or
bearer, IN equal annual instalnicnts, at one,
two, three, four and five years the sum of
two thousand dollars, with six per cont. in
tcrcst from date, payable rateably on each an
nual instalment, until both principal and in
terest be fully paid and discharged, And /,
tho said General Narciso Lopez, ia virtue of
the authority and for the promotion of the oh
ject aforesaid, do by these presents pledge to
the said -- -----a---, or bearer, tho public
lands and public property Of Cuba, of what
ever kind and the fiscal resources or the peo-
pie and government Of Gubu, from whatever
source to bo derived; and do further pledge
the good fsith of the people and government
of Cuba in pcrpetniiy. for the faithful and
complete discharge Of this obligation.
In testimony whereof, !, the said General
Narciso Lopez, do hereto afiix my signature
aud seal of the said provisional government,
whivh is further witnessed by Ambrosio Jose
Gonzales and j. Sanchez 1znaga,- men,bers
81 the said ''Patriptic ,Tunta, and the Hon
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Cotesworth Pinokney Smith, Judge Of ihe
Supreme Court Of ETon aud appeals Of thn
State of Mississippi A.
This done and execuind ~ the Cfy OF N1H
Orleans and State Of .oulsian4' one OF ,hu
United siates 81 North America, on this
BOth day OF April, A, ID. 1891,
AARCISO LOPEZ.
j. BANoHEz KzNAaA'
- AMhHOsIs JosE GOszALEs,
$4,000. &. 4. SMITH
AZ the head of this bond 10 a handsome cut
Of shield or coat Of arms 90 one division
OF the field Of which, by the way, hA fAlmet-
20 aud star signi6ing We know pot whAi(
surmountod Ny liberty cap, and garniiahsa
on both sides with hags Of different kinds,
cannon, trumpets, drums, swOrdA, sc. Apd
al the bottom u an impression OF seal WIN
the legend, "GobifrHo PropisiOHH"
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LirE INsURASCE.-Wc have known no
case in which the benefits Of Life Insurance
arc more strikingly illustrated than in that OF
Mr. Hubbard, whose death is noticed under
our obituary head. lie was, at the time Of
his death, clerk in the Railroad Office on a
small salary--was destitute OF property, ADD
had EiCtiy wiz and Three small children
His savings were 10 small that n life time
would have been necessary 20 accumulate a
competence for them. Last winter, by tho
advice Of friend, he obtained policy of the
National Life Insurance Company OF this
town, for the sum of SIOOO,for which he paid
less than twcnty-eight dollars; and this sum-
which will be promptly paid, is the entire de-
pcndcnce of the bercaved family for support.
May we not ask, have all our young mer.
chants, mechanics, farmers and professional
men been as provident Would all the FAINT
lies in this region have as much for theirsup-
port, in case the head of the family were tax
en- from them ? Life InsRrancc seems adapt
ed to almost all the varied situations OF life,
and when generally embraced, will save
vast amount Of human misery.--AiontPsf'er
WdichmdH. ~