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The Crowned skeleton

AK la Chapellc IN 1ermany, derives itS
name from the tomb OF Charlemagne. He gave
instructions that when he died he should be
buried in royal position; not prostratei as slum-
bering dust, but seated in the attitude OF a ru-
ling monarch He had the mausoleum erect
ed after tho model Of the chapel which had
been reared over the supposed sepulchre ofour
Saviour at Jerusalem. In tomb within his
chapel he was placed upon u throne The Cos
pels, which suppose he had often read whilst
he was living, he would appear determined to
study thoroughly after he was dead, he drec-
ted they should be laid upon his knees before
him. BY his side was his sworj-his celebra-
ted sw ord upon his head was an imperial
crown, and royal mantle covered his lifeless
shoulders.
Thus was his body placed, and thus did his
body remain for about one hundred and eighty
years.
One of his successors resolved that he would
see how Charlemange looked, and what had
become of the riches that adorned his tomb.
Nearly thousand years after Christ, the tomb
was opened by the Emperor Otho. The skel.
eton form of the body was found there, dis
solved and dsmembered, the various orna-
ments that speak of were all there too, but
the frame had sunk into fragments, the bones
had fallen dsjointed and asunder. and there
remained nothing but the ghastly skull wear.
ing it's crown still. and nothing to signify royal
ty but this pageant Of death in the most hid.
eoas form
These various relics were taken up. and are
now preserved at Vienna; and they have often
since been employed in the coronation OF the
Emperors OF Germany, in order to signiiy
their greatness, and their being successors OF
c. Charlemanpe-Dr. Massies Summer Ram.
bh
How striking comment docs heforty-ninth
Psalm afford to this strange history2 What
became of the monarch's body It was again
entombed. though spoiled, till Frederick Bar
barossa in 1l65--interrupted the silence Of the
gloomy palace. Heremoved the royalremains
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NORTHERN.--Arriyesir from CharlotesVpie on the
same US as heretofore, viz Tuesdays, Thursdays and
4aturdays Schedule time OF arrival, "a m Leaves on
SUNDAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays, at a M :.
PACKET MAIL-The Packet brings Way MAI
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, and takes one Mon
days w edne sdays and Fridays On Monday morning a
Richmond and Northern mail received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAIL-Mas are dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 80 m for Forrest Depot Liberty
Bufords Big Lick Saen Sc and for Finea' 'ue and ior
the present, all the watering places.
By thz Railroad also sent, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays mails Tor Bedford, Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PAT'TONSBURG MAlL-Ar-
riyes daily, except Sunday, at "a p m.
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at half-past six
FARMVUI. .E-Au 'Ss daily, except Sunday, abou,
midnight, bring ing the mail from Richmond, and parts
North, South and West OF that city Leaves daily from
II to IL p m. except Saturday night.
DANYIILE-Arves, rs herr tofore, Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leaves, 81 heretofore MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 a. III.
PEDLAR MIILS-Arriyes, as heretofore, Monday
and Thursdays, between l0 and II a.. Leaves abou
p m, same days
g. Mail closed at p. IN.
9T- On Sunday morning. the Office will be kept opeI
for one hour after the Mail ready for delivery
Aug ls-dts WIN. Nj. BLACKBOARD, p. M.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

NEW DIRK, NOV. i.
The steamer Pacific has arrived. She left
Liverpool on the Goth ultimo, and brings dates
three days later.
Louis Napoleon entered Paris on the 10th
ut. with great pomp, parade and show. The
Senate will be convened on tho 4th OF Novem-
Der, 10 deliberate on the propriety Of offering
the purple to the Prince President.
All accounts agree in representing Napo-
Icons entry into Paris to have been grand af-
fair. Triumphal arches were erected in hon
OF of Napoleon III, and nothing was omitted
which could add eclat to the occasion.
The III fortunate chief Ab.del Kader, who
has been so long prisoner in France, has at
last been liberated.
The Government of Spain has ordered tho
steamship Antonio D'Uloa, TO Havana, to take
the place of tho steamer Pizarro, recently
wrecked.
Tobacco-The French Government adver-
tises for fveand half millions ofkillogrammes
Kentucky, Maryland and Virginia leaf Tobac.
co-crop of 81 and so.
FROM ENGLAND, there is nothing ofmoment.
Parliament will assemble on the 4th of Novem-
ber; and it is said 10 be the intention Of the
Liberals to try tho strength OF the Ministry on
the subject Of Free Trade. shortly after it as
sembes.
The Funeral Of the duke of Wellington will
take place on the 18th of November.
Hon. Mr. Ingersol the American Ambassa.
dor presented his credentials on the 10th Octo-
Der.
Lords Landsbourough accepts the 910o0
challenge of the owners of the yacht America.
Some agitation prevails amongst the Cler-
gy on the subject of reviving the convocation
ofthe English Church.
The Irish Catholic papers openly exultat the
prospect of the French Empire being declar-
ed.
The LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET has lost
lis improved tone, though the sales for tho
three days preceding the goth, amounted to
34 900 bales.
FLOUR and WHEAT were unchanged in
price, and only moderate business doing.
Corn, however, was scarce, and had advanced
one shilling per or.
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0be Dailp birsinian.
7'eicgrophie.-ReportedJfor for the Richmond Wing.
LATER FK y M III A A N A.
The CRESCENT Cry PERMITTED TO LAND
The CAPTAIN GENERAL AGREES TO Apollo

The CAPTAIN GENERAL AGREES TO Apollo
GfsE.
Mobile, 1la., Oct. 31.--The steamer Black
Warrior, from Havana, arrived here to-day.
Judge Conklin reached Havana on the Gath
Oct in the steamer Powhatan. While on his
way to the city, the American Consul's house
was grossly insulted by the rabble The Judge
had an interview with the Captain General, In
which the latter agreed to allow the Crescent
City, with mails and passengers, hereafter to
land; but refused to permit Purser Smith to
come ashore. He also agreed to apologize for
his past conduct. The matter is believed to be
amicably adjusted.
Judge Conklin sailed for Vera Cruz on tho
28th October. in the steamer Powhatan.
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LEXINGTON ~ Through

=. LENENGTON a THROUGH
lIiil..-.-EzS TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
onr Mail ACKET Boats, By Scot s0iAe
and LgnchJmg.-On and after the 10TH our Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, at the usual
hour P M and arrive in Lynchburg in "a hours, and
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave Buchanan at 7 A. M every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 90 P. NJ
Leave Lynchburg at 8 M, and arrive in Richmond in
81 hours in time connect with the Norfolk boats eav
inc nj 81 A. M. and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at A. M.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages at North River Returning, leaye Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
"A hours.
Passengers for Formville fare 81; Buckingham II,
fare 80 25; charlottesville, fare So and Staunton fare
"a will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats
Below see card Of time of arrival intermediate dis
tances
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

We have in use Mr. X. Brittngham Mitchell 4 rUMl
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable np
pendage, a great convenience and efficient Protec
tion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. b. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, IIuguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
X. J. GAINES, Charlotee.
The Pump can be in AT DR. VIM. y. Morrs's.
Diuguids foundry, and many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
ness The Pump be seen in Ric mond, Mt the Whie
Office. They warranted t. "orl well for one yenr.
IT, NOTICE.-All pcrs.,.. buying or selling the
above articles nre responsible To me for it.
r. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor.
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RICHMOND.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.

STEAM KBLE WORK s.
~ JOHN 7. ROGERS has removed his MarbeW orks
to the of Main and Sth wherewbe found
fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description, WALTZ lates Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest man
ner. Orders from the country, with city reference,
rompty yauended to.
Mr.. II. having served his apprenticeship in of the
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business, atters himself that
all work executed at his shop will give entire sasiao
tion any done North or South.
Richmond. July l1-lyd
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AW TNEIsSHIP.-PHILIP
4 BOILING and JOHN s. MEREDITH have as
sociated themselves 10 practice law under the style OF
BOILING & MEREDITH They will practice IN
the District Court at Lynchburg, and Mr.. Mered!th VIII
a,td tho Snperior and inferior Courts of Buckingham,
Cumberland, Prince Edward and Appomattox and Mr.,
Boiling will attend the Superior and inferior Courts OF
Lynchburg, Bedford, Campbell and Appomattox, and
Address Philip A. Boiling, Lynchburg, or John s.
Meredith, Buckingham Court House.
t-Ege Office in Lynchburg in rear of T. D. Jennings
,'.a oct 23-d&clm
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CINcINNATI, April I2th I852
FENHE Subscribers have associated themselves for the
l. purpose of conducting in this City a Tobacco
aud General Commission BusipesS,
under the Firm of KENNETT Dudley. and resectfui-
" solicit your patronage Our Business will be exclu-
syey Commission BUSINESS and experience oil TWEEN
" years by our senior partner in active Mercantile life in
this City, aud determination the part o both, to pro.
mote the interest Of friends will hope, secure to
IA liberal support We prepared TO maxi the usual
Advance on consignments in hard and to purchase
Produce &c on the customary TENS, We will occupy
tn, Large ma Commudious Warehouse. No Ia Public
Landing. INO kENNETT,
may 27--Gm INO w. DUDLEY.
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AND BROGUEs.-

nESSOLUTlON.-- .--The Co-Partnership hereto
- fore existing between the subscribers under the
style of DUDLEY COMPTON, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent.-John w Dudley has purchased the
interest of VIM A Compton in the late concern and will
discharge its liabilities. He embraces this opportunity
his sincere thanks his friends for their pat
ronage the concern Of DUDLEY II COMPTON, and u
solicit its continuance in his connexion.
JNO. w. DUDLEY.
VIM, A. COMPTON,
CINcISsArI April i2th, 1882
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articles appropriate 10 lie FIRST CfaSS-boxes o NUS
bonnets and furniture
articles appyopriafe 10 Second ClaSs--Boxes bales
of dry goods Shoes saddley glass, paints, oils,
drugs and confectionery.
tics sugar. coffee, liquor baggng, rope, butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather hides cotton yarns cop
per- tin sheet iron, hoowware, queensware, castings
hardware marble dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth class rnte' ,.
A,tic1es npprop,lae 10 tie F0urh Ciass.-Flour, (in
sacks, rice pork beef fish, lard, tao~ and bacon Tin
casks boxes or sacks beeswax bales of rags, ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble, (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
so miles l.50 Salt per bushel 8
Plaster P,r 100 mile, miles 200 ofFitry pounds. 10
ton ton 9t g. - ( $50 miles. $50 II
ooo lbs 200 miles. 800 Carried East. } II
SeTt 7--dts
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TINHE Life Of Gen. Winfield Scott,
l. with engravings, by Edward d Mansfield, Esq.
and published by II. Mansfield, both of New Haven,
price 8 50. Also, the history of the Mexican and
warriors. published by J. Frost L. l.. d., price 81 00
Appyt to the ngent nj Acree g. MurrilPs.
Sept6--ts
HNIHE DOG LAW.-We have just received SO
dozen Coiiarsand CHAINS, of all the different kinds.
Silver plated colurs Solid Bross cours Steel collars,
some extra fine, Dog calls, extra, and Hunts
mems orns,-whch will be sold cheap for cashby
WIN. b. ~ 9. FISHER,
sept 30 dts Opp0stle Tie Frdnkin H0td
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HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
rASUrNGTO ONHOTEL.C Corner Of
DABELL HOUSE, Lynchburg, Va

HABELL HOUSE, LynchDufs, va
~ The Undersigned takes this method ofinorming his
friends and the public generally that he has leased tor
now open for the reception of company. 1t has un-
dergone thoroul repair from top to bottom, and Is
firn shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks call and if entire satisfaction is not gwen
no charge will be made He has also leased EHtoH 5
Siables the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender, and attentive Ostlers
G. ". A. RAINE, Proprietor.
N B.-I have made arrangements with the ProPre-
,orsof the ..VlRalx1AS READING Room" by which my
guests will have the pleasure of visiting that resort OF
news and literature. Cards Of admission will be OBJ
tainea at the Hotel Tiy 12-dh G w "A. IL.
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The American publishers respectfully invite the nten-
on of theirfe0w citizens to the merits of the above
works. feeling assured that will arise from their
porusa without being convinced that they subserve the
best interests of popular intelligence, and add, in
eminent degree the general happiness OF the nation
by impnrting the publiemnd hcahiul stimulus for
high order OF intellectual pleasure.
Copies of all the above works can be seen the tn
bles of the VIRaINtAN READING RooM where subscrp-
tions will be received sept 3-.dts
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DAILY YIRGINlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
TER M.

The yIRGINIAN published daily at So and semi weekly at
per annufn in No subscription is taken for shorter
time hnn six months and is discontinued except al
the option of Proprcors until all arrearages shall nave
hecn paid. - l
less for every INNER insertion and 81 cts for every outer
ono If the number is not marked ON the Ms II
will he pubishel till ordered and charged accordingly
Tho YEAniT ATs are;For the privilege OF two squares
ami We kly 10: for square, daily S35, semi-weekly ly
x25-r inner daily $40, semiweekly $50 Every yearly
advertiser will required conne his advertising to his par
business and If he exceed the space supuated or
Le WI lie charged ratably for the excess.
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NOV. i, 1852.
MISCELLANEOUS.
REPUBLICATION OF THE

LONDON QUARTERLY, THE EDLNBURG
TIE NORTH BRI1ISI, MD JpEST.MLN-
IsfER RErIEHS md BL.aCKHOODS
-M4G.4ZLNE.
LEONARD. SCOTT & co, PunLlsnERs,
10 Fulton. aud 81 Gold streets, Now York.
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Furniture Ware-RoOHls,


rss=@saszsss- 10 Pu1sburg and the WeS.-The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and
TONERS, that the Pennsy ylyania Canal will open 12th
March whchtime will be repaired to forward any
amount of MGcandse to all points the Western
tcrs, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates
Rate on Tobacco to Pttsburg 60c per 100 lbs from
st May.-Tme days.
No Commission charged for forwarding Mt Batimor,
or Philadelphia. g, II. KOONS,
March 4-dts Agent Union Line. BaItimore.
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ANTTO FARMER R =,

I nj % N u n II L . II a Ik W II Ht -,
i Gardeners Florists, Incorporated Companies, Man
ujactue1s Artisans Professional Men, Mechanics, and
others-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbincd.-Righ Secured By United States Ld
fers- Patent-ALL INFRIEoEMENTs BE PRosEcu
TED BY LAw.-This is the most valuable invention oi
the age; and without which, manufactures, public edi
fees hotels, and private dwellings incomplete and
comparatively insecure With this cheap and efficient
Fire Engine. the Farmer s perfectly independent OF all
unaccommodating insurance companies, and bid
defiance to the incendinry.
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CARDS.
ME DI l. Al l. e. A k ID 4.
DIR. Hugh Brown,

DIR. Hugh Brown,
TTAyING removed from Bedford. and located in
Lynchburg, offers his professional services to tue
citizens Of Lynchburg and vicinity.
Office over A Fletcher's All orders left with
Mr. Fletcher in his absence shall be punctuay atten-
dcd to.
Boarding Mt Dbrells Hotel. oct l4.d6m
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Forwarding Commits

DAEL-ROAD Forwarding Commits
IL, SION HOUSE AND GROCERY The subscri.
bers situated on the Canal in few steps OF the Rail.
road depot are prepared to uend to forwarding, with
dispatch all Goods and produce consigned to their
They also offer their services for the sale OF all kinds OF
produco Lumber &c. Every effort will be made TO
give satisfaction.
GROCERIES-We have on hand, good stock
Groceries which will be sold AS low they be had
in ny house in the upper country and delivered at the
Depot free Of charge
LIME-1O00 barrels best Mountain Lime, for sale
l,w for cnsh. $4,000.
CASH FOR WIIEAT-We wish 10 purchase 90 600
bushels good Red White Whent, free from smut ior
which we will pay tie full market price. ......
c, t9dIn HORNER H. WATSON.
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MENTAL ALCHEMY.-PRoF. II. BROWN WILLIAMS
A lectures ut Beccker Buildings, Blocker
Manhattan Hail. on Fourth street between avenues and
ID, Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings ~ t,s
week Lectures to commences at o'clock .t;o,
Office oo6 broadway For particulars. see small bilis
nR; PAIGE. THE GREAT ELECTRICIAy "a crv
- ing course Of Experimental lectures on uoJeai
az suyvcsant Institute csc Broadway Syerv
hna a'tern Don this week, at and oaock Sexts
he " mas made great discoveries in the usc f this
sctDres Or ,ndra6cuic agent For particular his
way, between the hours OF 10 A. N. and 2 Z. M.
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JENNY LIND AND THE SWEDISH SCHOOLS
Originating in this city, statement is going the
rounds of the country papers, to the effect that the
last instalment of the hundred and fifty thousand
dollarsthe avails Of Jenny Lind's concerts in this
country-has been sent recently to Sweden, for the
purpose of establishing frecschools in that country
The idea first put forth that Jenny Lind intended
to give all the proceeds Of her concerts to this be-
nevolent purpose was started by Barnum, at Castle
Garden. We always believed it was a humbug at
the time, and that it was thrown out by that in
genous manager to excite the sympathy Of the
populace. We have never seen any statement
coming from an authoritative source, or coun-
tenanced by Jenny Lind herself, warranting. the
belief in any such idea as the appropriation Of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the establish
ment Of free-scaools in Sweden by Jenny Lind.
This cantatrce, with much generosity, has given
away great deal Of her avails for charitable OBJ
jects in this country-quite enough, we should
think, to satisfy any reasonable circuator or be-
lever in humbug, without making n demand on
their crcdulity to the amount Of hundred and
fifty thousand dolars-probably more than she
realized throughout the country.
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TO tho Ladies.-E. HI. Newman rosu.cs.
fully that he has opened Cos Broadway near
Fourth an entire stock Of Lace and Muslin
price. is equal to any offered. y
The Metropolitan Millinery Ensporium,
oSs broadway corner Of Nibos New York-IArs London
e The ass. fashions and designs epss By D.
goods Of the most exquisite kind prices
Ladies resident In and vsers to- the polls viii have
various tastes II all the most sshonshs soods the
Parsian and London Monthly Fashions received by the
earliest steamers.
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would not be the unpr,nclpled villain to

write the following without believing it, any than
would be the unmgacd fool to deny 1t without testing it,
and pronounce that man both who dcnounccs humbug
discovery that will eventually extermnatc disease from
humanity for tho act Of dcnouncing proves positively he
knows nothing aboutt not only defy and challenge all
physicians and physologsts confuc fcaressly
and openly tax them with knowing the truths toll and alb
staining from its practice from and sordid
either ofcupidity PRIDE that nil diseases and
sumption can BE- by and are entirely subject
the BRAIN and II the brain be excited throw
healthy fluid theathy because fresh disease must be-
checked and thoroughly extermnated, feontnued su
eient time say that in no one instance has it failed
cut OF hundreds of many the very and
stages Of consumptsn thoroughly restored perfect
health after every hope had fed See Mr. Winter Mr. Len
mart Mr. Flynn, and others. that the
worst Of folly adhere the faculty proves
M imbecility In oil undertakes And s greater
oty ior to q, make put up and advertise article
What can be his object what the otivel the people
stupid as to for anything when they told they
need not IL IL does not what is represented
The fact Is Of weekly reports dea prove
to me- though may not to ALL that there Is mighty
influence working against IT, With this will be published
these reports and will cheerully give the friends of all
those enumerated 800 each they had Of
NERVOUS Antidots the week their Deaths tai
BOT WATTS, NJ d. Electrical Nervist, 42 Green street.
Wholesale depot John Pyne, is Ann street.
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Knnnn,s Hcnlth RcatoratIve RItters.-Itis

absouty Decesary TO right condition Of the liver the
bowels the blood and the nervous system, that all that
into the stomach should be properly prepared with
nutrition and in order TO endow the md its fluids
with the solvent power there b nothing better
than that unesualed tonie inyigorant aud restorative
KNAPPs Health Restorative Bitters Only 80 per
bottle General depot, No. JC2 Hudson street.
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dollars Lace Curtains from two dollars to twenty dollars
Muslin Curtains from seventy cents to dollars
also all kinds Of Trimmings for Curtains and Shades
duccd prices Dealers and others the
ment in the cityat kelly a. FERGUSONs,
IVY Broadway, 81 Reado street.
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As sprirg mednine II has no equal. Hundreds upon
hundreds have testified to Its ecncy in curing dyspepa.
Indigestion &c. IL pleasant to tho TASTE and purely
etnbe In its competition, and in It's effects Mono
ups unless ened by the proprietor r. ~ HutchpEs ffty
cents per bottle; directions enclosed
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Never set n Leyonn on a rat.

Or call down thunder to destroy n gnat,
Nor give TO mice the homeopathic pill,
That never cures, and cannot kill.
Snch humbug In the age we live,
Stands condensed by mon Of sense.
But would you net like upright men,
And drive such vermin from their den {!
Take Costar's paste-it Kills so nice
Tho rats, THE reaches. and the mice.
IL drives the vermin from your house.
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to examine the infinite variety Of novel amusing and W.
structve Games just received at FUTILE Emporium
No 35 broadway per steamer Pacific Those who call np
him. too, will hardly leave without taking look A. ms
superb Opera Glasses and Fansnnd to look TO purchAe
IL follows ms surely as sunshine after o shower