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We learn from the Augusta Chronicle g. Sen
A"fs that Nathaniel Polhll Badly, son of Mr.
"m. ii. Badly, was shot on the 9Th instant
~ Richmond county, Georgia. in consequence,
ola loaded gun having been carelessly pointed
al him and accidentally discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

~ Several lowdy opponents of the Maine
squor law in Lynn, Mass. aggrieved at the
Arson OF the mayor in favor Of the law, entered
ahat funclionary's house on the morning of the
zaIh, and soiled the carpets with backing, be-
sides defacng the building in various WAYS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

II The Washington Republic saws tina,
Edward A. CabelI. Esq. of Virginia, has lust
been appointed Chief Clerk Of the General
Land Office. Mr.. Cabell is a gentleman If
ability and has f1r some time pas, been eng ag-
I'd A. q clerk in the Land Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

~ ]. Laurens Smith, Esq, CT South
Carolins, has been elected to fill the profess
sorship Ct Chemistry and Materia Medica in
the University Of Virginia, at CharIo,,es.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

- A worthy and respectable man named
John Worts, was shockingly injured by tn
falling of a building on Conway street, Balti
msre, Monday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

BANKS IN FiRGIkIA.-The Bank Of the
Valley has established branches a, Moors
field and ChTistiansburg, Va, with n cao;,al
o. $ioo'ooo each and increased the stock Of
The branch at Sluun,on, $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

~ The Baltimore papers report sever.
eases q sickness, closely resembling yelluy
Ever, ia Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

PoLITIcAL-As The day Of battle draws near,
there is something like enthusiasm appuren, in
tie ranks Of the two great parties. Both are
confident Of success. The Dispatch looks on
eomposedly, praying for the happy time to
arrive when the political papers shall contain
1onething besides nnlitics
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

~ a. ,. Johnston. late publisher of the
s .'sana f'ani3r, VII" died recently at Co
'saDpi'' .. u, was a native of vireipia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

Eight deaths from yellow fever ,ook
1859 - Chariesinn last Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29
MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF RICH!M OND.

ARRIVED
Brig Round POI d, Perth, Eastport, plaster to R
Rankin
mr. Peru, Smith New York, guano
Schr A Hay, Robins, do do
achr Abram Osborne, Tompson, New York,
guano
D Currie
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore Philadelphia,
mdse to X Rankin
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York, LudIam
e. Watson
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse,
Ludlam & Watson
schr Charles blown, kesg, cid at New York
for this port 18th.
Schr Splendid, Rogers, cid at Boston for this port
24ih
Steamship Virginia. Teal "a hours from Rich
mond arr at Philadelphia 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

.,e,s ~, sesk. Sept. 27sh.--The United Slate.
'pp nei'si sailed to-day for Valparaiso.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

nan He HAD, II Taos b. rACEsc drug
u s,ore "a Broad street. the bosf Cisars ana coy
Soda Wafer, with ssssapariis, Lesnon, Pine Apo's
and other syyupsl @sS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

DKIVATE PNACfICk.--Dr PUNE =
L CO. may be eonsulied, eonhdentisily, foi .oo
treatment Of the following diseases: Erapuons'
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swengs, OF en-
agreements, Syphilis. and all morbid disenarsoh
whether recent or chronic Also. all those com.
plants ternled female diseases The sdvefnse,ns
tnviru1stentioa TO their chemical extract Oh WI.
FloN " hieh may be regarded a. the very oess
articly known, 10 give tone and visor 70 certain
abused aud desitaicd organs. as web as to removals
asystrm shattered BY dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with faA difeclosS
and sent to order. Post paid letters pronpay ~
change Hotel, and nrss door below Trinity canren.
Hirbfrond, virginiA
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bliss TAZEWELi.,S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG


LADIES,
GRACE STREET BETWEEN 1TH & 9Th, RICHMOND.
VNHE second session of this school will COM
l. menca on the LIST day of next October. The
most able assistants in every department have been
secured.
Terms-PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY IN AID
vANCE-For board AM washine, $3.50; higher
English branches. $40 Primary English branches
$50; ancient and Modern Languages, each $50;
Music-Pr tessors' fees se4-lm
~ EV. NJ. u. HOGE'S OAKDIN G
~ AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin and 9Th Streets, Richmond, Va.-The
next term OF this Institution will commence on the
lst OF October The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to thorough English
education together with Ancient and Modern Lam.
guages. Last year more then 100 pupils were IN
attendance ct the same time, bur during the next
term the number will be restricted to lG0-tweny
of whom will be received as boarders in the family
of the Principal. Charge for board washing and
ell usual accommodations, for ten months 1920
as heretofore. Tuition ia English from $25 t.
S40 according to the advancement Of the pupil
French. Spanish or Italian 500 Latin, Si5 Music
- per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or by the usual method, to as many
as may wish 10 acquire il free ~ charge.
Rev. J. P. Stafford will occupy the position
which was filled by the Rev. w. J Hoge last year
MI Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship and has had several years experience
as an instructor il some of the best Institutions liz
our country.
Young Ladies rem the country, as well as from
the city, desired to be present the first day of
the session. 1t is often serious inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil 10 enter class
which has made even weeks progress
Payments inraria5iy IN 0draRce one aft OF the
first OF October, the oher The first cf March
All communications will receive prompt a.ten.
ton. Address REV. n. d. HOGE.
au - Nw:31n Richmond, Va.
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MRS. MALLUhI'o SCfoayL, ruURlH
III STREET, between Grace a. d Frau Kiln The
next session Il this School will commence on the
fret OF Oclober.
Miss NJ. will take charge of few email boys in q
separ te apartment. ll-ims
Ah. L.. =. sQUlh SCI ID CT
Lsl sCaOOL, ccrusr OF Main aud let streets
Richmond, w., will re open on HIonaay, sep.em.
Ter 18th lisa.
Terms pen SESSION OF TEN MONTHS
Tuition In tine usual English branches $40
Tuition IN the advanced English, Ancient Ian
n gaayes, ana higher Mathematics. ..-..... so
r.snen W rfot ftlse; 20
Drawing BY ]. 5 Perkins, each course, GA les.
Sc 3-lm -
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A COMMON EXPKEssION.-They ar.

A COMMON EXPKEsSION.-Ih are
IA certainly the most llfe-lke DaguerreOtypes
We have ever ssen-sn say persons almost daily, on
visiting rooms. We endeavor To make th s,n
appear natural and life like in position expression
ana hnlsh and how tac We succeed leave the
public to decide; and are eased to say that
many decide in our favor, daily We invite all
who may wish Daguerreotypes, and the public in
general, TO call and Famine our Pictures, our Sc
lection of Cases, Frames, Lockets, Pins and prices
and after such examination you think you can be
better suited elsewhere We viii think just much
OF you as II YOU had patr onize ed US. Unless we
merit your patronage We do not wish it.
MINIS d WATSON,
DaguerreoLypiGts and dealers in Stock
35t Main ST. (Mansion House, Richmond, and
Sycamore st. Petersburg, Va jy3l
VIRGINIA CENTKAi. HAILRVAU.
st-fEIxa NOTICE. DAILY LINE
$500 FROM RlCHMONDTO WHITE
SULPHUR oPKINGS-Fare SO.
Leave Richmond at6i NJ arrive at S,aunton
same day by q Al.
Leave Stauntoa at n A M, to Bath Alum by night
Leave 18th Alum at daylight and arrive OF White
Sulphur at halt past 3 P NJ
Leave White Sulphur at A M and to Bs,b Alum
by night
Leave Bath Alum by daylight, and to Cookies by
night
Leave Cookies at 5 A NJ and to Richmond by Q
PM. y
% Bath alum or Warm. 25
DO Hot Sulp hur. IS
90 White Sulphur. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
a. .--.-.----.--.. w
jyss WIN FARiSH l. co "
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NOTiCE.--The subsc .ioers have formed CO..
~ partnership under the style of QUARLEo q
BROOKE, and will continue the Hat and shoe
Business a, the old stand Of the senior psrtaef'
HENRY w QUAhLES,
RORFRT II BROOKE.
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FMS NUrns Or rnE USAfE
i STA rES hank. Washington, D. G., wiz %
redeemed 81 me- in Virginia money. ,vv
WM N TiNSLHf.
~ 3m
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.IfN.s UNiUN STEAMSHIP CO.'S
$500 Line of Steamships Pennsyiva.
MIA and Virainin, for Philadelphia and
New York, via. Norfolk.-The Steamship
PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. Baymore, will be ready
to receive freight Thursday morning, the
30ih inst, and will positively sail at O'Clock
NJ, precisely.
Passage to Philadelphia in first Cabin and found,
So.
Passage to Philadelphia in second Cabin and
found, 81
Passage through to New York, Staterocms and
meals inclu led 50.
For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN,
Corner 22d ant Water SITS
NJ B-Tobscco carried through TO New York at
90 cents per Box, to Boston, 80 cents per Box and
all other goods in proportion.
seq Pr.
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DIR, MAUPINS SCHOOL,
1 1th Street, between Marshall and Clay

THE next session will commence on MONDAY,
L the 4th of October and continue ten monfhs.
This plan of instruction embraces a thorough
coures in the English branches, Ancient and Modern
languages Mathematics and Chemistry. The ad.
v.nccd pupils will have an opportunity of attending
the Lectures on Chemistry at the Medical College
These lectures will be given 81 O'Clock in the after
noon, an hour at which pupils will BE- disengaged
from ordinary school duties.
The rincipal will gre instruction in Mathemat-
les, Chemistry, &c; Mr.. P. FL MONTAGUE in An
cient Languages, dc and MIR. J. MICHARD in
Modern Languages.
~ StrieI iscipline will be enforced.
TERMs-For the English branches, Classics and
Mathematics $50: for one Modern Language, $40;
and tor two, $50 per session Of ten months ayable
half in advance and the balance on the LIST Of March,
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Principal, with the view Of having his own
SONS well taught in the elements of knowledse-
Spelling, Reading, wiring, 80 has determined to
establish Primary Department In connection with
his School. Fer this department separate room
viii be provided, and a competent assistant EN-.
ployed, Who will devote HE attention exclusively
to it. II will be under the general superb OF
the Principal. Only limited number of pupils will
be admitted, and the fee will be $50 per session of
ten months. se25-lm
II P. TAYLOR's SCHOOL for SMALL
EEs BOYS, 9Th Street, diagonally be.
tween st. PauFs and the Presby terian
Church, resume nay du les on Monday ne 1t,
the S0th int My terms gas for scholars enter.
ing during the first second months of the session
and at the rate of $50 per session for subscauen
entries All scholars are for the session unless
entered otherwise. TIE discipline of my School
is rather suasory than crmpulave, elevating rather
Than rubduing For take it that . single earnest
volunteer in shis service will Go credit to his
teacher than schoolroom full of driven conserpts
For it is fact demonsrabe to any comprehension
that only self making ana sustaining men can keep
ths vanstep OF the age live in. act this fac,
in my school room, and the first rudimental i'm
preston | seek TO make On every bcy coming under
my influence, 10 to learn and love 70 help himself
My rooms are excellent, both for winter and sum.
Sc l5-ts
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Range OF the Thermometer
AT J. w. RANDoLPH's No. l2l, Main street,
YESTERDAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

IA KS. PELLET's GL:sH AND
IsI FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY sCEOl l.
FOR YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, opposite the
CITY Hall, viii open MONDAY, &c. a. Mathe.
matics and Natural Sciences will continue to be
under the char.e IF NJ. kOSIER. The depart.
ment Of Modern Languages. Drawing and Paint.
ing are filled by Mr.. Persico long well knewn az
successful TEACHER. The French ia taught by Mr.
Perslco and Miss Vassas and equally efticient
teachers are secured in all the other Departments
class OF pupils under years of age will be re.
ceived All letters Of enquiry will be promptly an
swered. Address the Ptilc.pa au 3o-dHw6w
NOUNG Ladies' CULLEuiATE So
Il mlNARf, corner of FranKiin and Fifth streets,
shcckoe Hid, Richmond. Va. The sixth session OF
this institution will commence on Nj onday, Sep
ternber 9th, upon an Improved PHI n. The school
Will consist OF I'VE depsrtments-Prinsry, Acade
mic, and three Collegiate Departments
junior ard senior. The collegiate department. viii
etnore ce all the important English Branches and
Mo1ern Languages pursued in our best colleges
The design Of this department. is 10 qualify young
ladies for teachers, and to occupy statious in the
higher walks OF liie
TEAcHERs.-S. s. Stevens, A. NJ, Principals Mr.
Staicos, Professor OF Modern Languages; Mr. s.
Perkins, Teacher in raSing; Mas Nichols, Teach.
er Of Musc, or others If preferred.
TIE most compete Mt aud accom- piished ladies' will
be procured TO assist in the English department
2-Im
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MISS eTANARD's SCHOOL FOR
I'VE YOUNG LADIES, will open on the 1 st Oc.
tOber next, ON Main, between 18th and 10th
streets u3l-dlm*
Nh kS. MEADS SCHOOL, GRACE
I'VE SxREET, Shockoe Hill. will be re-opened
on Monday the 4th day OF October. sc 27-2w*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

QUARLES d n aoon Z, dealers IN boo:s'
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Trunks, DC, &c, no.
q Pearl street, Richmond, Va, are now RECEIVING
trade to which they would cab the attention OF
country merchants, farmers, and the public gene.
rally. Their stock is large, and comprises one VI
the most complete assortm-tts to be found ID any
house and being DESTROYS Of selling on the mos
accommodating terms they thick that they can GU
sure satisfaction u their customers.
They are largely engaged in the msnaia' ia.e ?.
Shoes, which will enable them To furnish superior
article, and in most TO regulate The slzes ~
suit purchasers. Believing that good article =
always ches2est, they will at all times endeaso, 70
furnish such good. az win prove satisfactory TO me
customer. Purchasers are respectfully invited v
call. au3i-olm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

Il kEf COOL.-A beautiful arli Gle Of s,rircC
irisn L'nea Sacks. just the idea Tor these hol
aays, With many other cool 6xnss, al
y " 3. " seENCES, No. 40 Main sarest,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

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happy to |
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when 10 |
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-29

DU VAG4,S FAMILY ANTI.sPAsMO.
IL DICJfor the cure Of Asiatic Cholera, Cholics
Of all kinds, Spasms, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery,
DisrrhoBa, Lock Jaw, violent Pain, whether Rhfu
matte or Neuraigic, Cramp in the Stomach, Tooth.
Ache. Nervous Headache, Delirium Tremens Spi
der Bites, Dyspephc Fullness from Imprudent
Eating, Threatened Abortion, Fits Sinking or Con-
eestive Chills, Ague and Fever, Burns, Cuts, &c.
Accompanying each bottle is apamphlet contain
ing full directions for Its use, in the various disea
ses for which It IL recommended, az well a. pre-
seating many strongtestimonials.
This medicine is not only efficient but safe-
1t 10 adapted TO many of the most violent disea.
ses, giving the most promptrelief-andi IL especially
suited to large families as well to travellers
The proprietor, therefore, would respectfully ask
the attention Of the public to its claims which
founded on more than twenty years experience
in its use, and not on conjecture.
1t has already become a very popular remedy In
many parts OF the country, and Is destined to be so
wherever 1t is introduced
We would respectfully call the attention of the
public to the folio wing smongst many names Of
highly respectable and well known gentlemen in
different parts OF the country, who have used It,
and spoken of 1t in high terms:
Muscoe Garrett, Esq, Essex, Va; Jas M Jeffries,
ESQ., King and Queen, Va; Alexander Dudley, Esq,
King and Queen, Va R w Schooler, EsosC Caroline,
Va; Wilson c Pemberton, King William, Va; B
Walthall, Charlottesville. Va; Thomas D Quarles,
Richmond Va; John w Woods, Baltimore; VIM
Pendeton, Washington Newton Short, King Will
liam Winston, Chesterfield, Va; James w
Goss, Gordonsyille, Va R L Coleman Richmond,
Va; Hill, Richmond, Va Thomas Starke, King
William, Va.
Amongst the many Physicians who have used it,
we beg leave to REFER for the present. to the follow
ing:
DR. John Lewis, King William; DR. William
Downer, King Willism; DR. William r Purkins.
Northumberland DIR Richard Hundley, Hanover,
We also ask you to read thefellowing Certificates
and refer you to many more in the pamphlets and
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-25
NEW GOODE.

Sot, 10 d1us .torth of The fsur
o.t. ra'i nae Of Eanki'n square
teer'vrL . general assortment n
lrsiI. I.EngIsh, french and German
GOODS. GROcERtES, CROCK
ERY AND HARDWAk
vii sc s,Ai cheap for approved Cred
|sau k,ni. Of Country Produce sn'
)ilci cheaper lof cash, without fsspec
)1ns -in.idcfs and outs,der.-- the CIV
bnd Bsrbat,aps all the SAME.
q. l.. ROBBINS.
Band, May, 1851
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LS1z%x1.Y.
MORNING SONG.
~ SeSssssAtitIB

" Up eat thy bower isie ws.rs the hour
lorg have the icoks es~ed ioaa I'd ,hr ios.r
ob so~es sr5 tire lood hums the bee
be sliding AID spor,s sn~tniy
day - er'ah,. - irssh. 80 tisst,
shore,h hen good fortune, T, best
tp lsov isf. snd brad thy hss,
Ane b.'h~ th~e IN the bfrsry ar
The 'o'ltos stream this, sco'hsd Thy dram
IL dsseiny IN the sspny b~sm:
And honrs % ,seci, % bt'ghis. 70 gay,
W,li van good fof,sne on ns Any.
" " lime vii tell the irists trli
Its ssfvsce sound hs,h chiB,cd weii;
The eyed e'one k~eps house slon~.
nd issp~fs To the b~ids ste gone
The sei've dsy, 90 fs't end bright.
May hfWg coed fortune ere the night
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BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!

'Hlceribei - ,-l'irs &C has cntirs s'ors
+ 4 AND LESS to close sp tho business
X hi, stock m,y be f',nnd THtPETS
lDN aud SILK WARP, ATPACtAS
~ .BROACLoTuS, ,srd CAsSIMtRfs
>os Del ANS. PRINTS, &c &c,
ssnsrAi assortment of Gfocerie. ara
! paie, AL 81 utirh He offered at Guy cost
~. % acid.
mo h. PROCTOR.
|.'e Rn,iaaI, Nov. 1881. -
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SCHOOL BOOKS

r .npal, of the Books recommended
- Rnilsud Io, now on hand ard
j. ia Merchants, aid G,h-ri, at To-
u l.. SPE\CEE
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JOHN sAW1N.

| yVVN ~ "Ns
nicuN Decorator of Churches, Halls
jrvste sssidenc-s IN all The s1d-p oi
|hco,arr, fetr,gn kt,isis employed, re-
TO - Churches ea,b~ilisbsa IN Ms"
N, Sork 4 W RsGd~ nee, Green
Muse
Rtferences
J H.,ehesst, 4s'NAets,. College, Ms".
I ~. pt,ses. Ptttsheid Mass.
n. Denniagton, W
app, GrreR6eld, AAS <J'"
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.rRNING FLUID


MtS day fee',sea nj -
THE LADIES' EXCHANGE, .
r. ,,s,,,.sss, Of the Psteat improred
! L,lap. Of the following k'nes
.ns, s,se, and Deck Lamps ief eho'ep,
Sa STORES, Asi.si, Msnt'e, fnry, a"'
X Llssps. also Porter Imrfo'es o"'n'
s,s Ill .ts stose w,il be se'd 'e''!
p fst Gtss
aaf alr slis9se- rAs - S@e'' Tor mo
tBAs fAht
! - - -
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|t,,.-~osyo # wk'oA are rarrnni'd TO
|i,'n i.sa Ia The purchaser OF the mon
b. refunded. ar BE sur~ and csil
"O,d rs,en, Mrdie'nc Emporium"
20 4, ,,,,e the Franklin tla,ri.
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Dividends J!

(fEsEsT DIVIDENDS ~ ,i.e sisek 81
~ ksst,na T. Bari'sytea Railroad C"'
Aseh, tSssh,sndseis By
rhOMAs >. 10 OBpEt.L'
/ SsisAsIr. f,eh.rrs Bs'id''s &
Ss,I st-tf ss~-s
t o, ,lVs ..@r 8
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bsosooso.rAeIs sAI,ssuss,

(s'ss'eia<s would rsspeeiin,iS s"sonn'ff
p fssis ih.; he has take. seesns "a nn'
ss.'e e. sdi give sssess IA msn"e'o'
b - shss, ,srms sssy, tsuoascF ""'
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NsSrscnirTs oy MAnoAR,s IgLLrs


NsSr.cnirTs oy MAnoARts IgLLrs,
Tho Inflated Margaret tsSsr. o,e of
onr leading literary perssssals s.s,es, 'cf,
a deposit Of papers ia ,Ae haE. - af 4 hdy
IN London. prcyie@s !. her Departure ior
Italy. with an -Dps.aiIa tl,at the paca !
was 70 Lc re,t~rsd {. h.r a. ssr goniorp-
plated r,tsfs f.i. ps-k., eos'.ins 'b'
jouTnsl II hss scll, ,aee xhile IL fns
lanI, sr~i II. p.1,n.tIsa -nu!i ao~ |
u sspeslDl f-..s..i. There IL, hoae,cr.
hi. a'GrsAy ,ns lssea.ei suttorc.,
Rad fOtbjjs. ths s.aI, 4. ~ broken. Gn
H.. tbs cork Il r.,i.i.. .hsaid BE- uu..
derisksa t., hef,elf HneT. i. ~ rca.oi,
vhy tn, si.osli ,.o, H. dyae by aer fricndi
.s ,.oa o. ggr2.i,t I.ilsr nesIps, 70.
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A. ac-.gigon j. si,l-i by tie nc
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TENT MEDICINES
so cCRE 40 P.sEtH
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pArRMT MRDICINns

,as sach arrangements that h. Will
|u % saYfisd Sy Mt A"npa1i"'''s
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= -cv,rr. - r. nan -~uui rr. .ia.
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} JkWRlRAS SHOP.

| C 4 I ". CLARK would rrspec,.
kgil, ,nip.m the ,hhsb,'aBis Of Rui.
I'd v,e,any ,h.t they hare opened 4
b refk,as Bleek. Merchants Row,
they have Gt sale q g.od as."rtm m~ nj
|o'ehe,. Wafch Trimmings. C7orks,
ktis STEER Ware. !Spectaoies.
Fancy Goods, DC. sc.
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MT .si'Tap 81 sdgior shen he il w'iii q.
bIg Il. It L nla - pat 'l.s DHt - sbe 9th
OF l. ,uu Ui.it gei pat pat Josneh.
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intS,.Jtc I50p on6 Ser.tiw,Af MAY
a. fo'q,gper ever - L+'f4g ds ~ 'is'!,,r
i!ru q leiu:J ds 80 - ,ir.
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4 Proeia~nt'es f., diy ef paH.e
Nmmii,atioa, Fasitny and Prayer.
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Ayer's Cherry Pcctoral!
II L SPENCER

|o>Li IIONIZE AGENT fci
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fCUES CIOt KS. 4 JEW E1.kN
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RUTLAND. VC.