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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25
H.Ara,Ae
UMBRELLAS.
CentIelIien's Wear.

vs. BAYE large and desfra-
bic stock oil Cloihs. Ca4sinieres
80 aud YesliDgs; Blankets. OyeFcoaI-
nos Aha ready made Clolniug, OF every de-
.cr,nlibn. Genlletnen would 20 we'll 20 give
l. ,lcilt AT eur New Bdck Store, north east
.orner OF the Public Square, he'oFe ruscha-
ing! THOMSON s. BUCHANAN.
OcT. IA. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

3HONsTANTLY on hand, supply OF the
I ~ MOST popular Patent Medicines. /.
! April 20 DfEMER &HAMPFON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25
For Negroes.
Cash for NAOli
Lace Goods, &c.

Lace Goods, DC.
EMB Mourning Sleeves; T
ggAS1I Needle Worked Chemzetles;
~ Paris rrimrled Collars;
White and Black Lace Csps;
Twisted Silk Minis;
Thread Lace EdgingS and lnseriings;
IJaconet DO do do
Swiss Bobt Lace 60 do
SOUTH WORrH, MORGAN & NEIL.
SOL %
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

fN0 CHARGE for PRESCRIPTIONS.
In coSsULrArIor IN RELATION To DID
EASE DlEMER s. HAMPTON
Anil 90
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NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS
,-~~~-~~~-~~.-~>-~~--~~S~
Mexican Mcsiang Liniment.

The repuiatIon Of ibis
PREPARATION is increasing
daily; the circle Of lis IN.
fineDce snd unbounGed
popularity IS deepening
and w-idenips; and the ca
ses Of pam and suffering,
and anrnish raIi.uo.I
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

A P4THECARY'S FURNITURE. ank
IA tVfAIIS assorted. for sale by
KilIl %. DIEMER s. HAMPTON
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

GUkdICAL INSTRUMENTS, Of amt
- FIH In. iJr sale Iby
A9i1k9. DlEMER & HAMPTON.
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Barter. Barter! Barterl!!
Stationary.

NNTE nave On hand hne assortment d
w Posi-. Note and Cap PAPER; ENV4
LOP Is Of ali kinds; PENS of every descriH
tor; INKS of The best qualify.
4 IN riI 20 DlEMER s. HAMPTON
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Special Notice to the ifiIicied.

Rheumatic Extract
and Blood Purifier;
a cefIain Cure for elihefin-
hafumatorg. ChrdniC or
Acute RHeUMArisN, MY
RAJ GA. and GoUr. This
valuable remedy stands
without = rival m the his
tory OF discoveries IA lhis
or any olner eorniTyI in
cunng lhuse painful and
paraiysing diseases "a their
various iorms. fhe vast
number who have been
al his EAilsct and plood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-09

" We learn from correspondent :.
Burlington, Vermont, that DAVID Sloan tailor, -
put or Trial before the County Court In thai
the 3lst ut charged with the murder OF Mr. IIss H.
tIfs, o. Milton Falls in September last. 10.
ted. says our correspondent, that Sloan KILLED - -
iiss BY stsbbins him with longeladed Aek Ell ~
iLficting eight severe wounds. This Is we 80
County since l6c6.
n The Steam FIGURING Mil, in Dscr
vile, n Y. Owned BY d. Gray & Brother, va 4,
Gently sssUoyed BY IRE. Loss. about sI0" "A
sured for $3.50 80
~ Several inches Of show fell at "
ny On Wednesday. ~
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III 10 well known that the aft OF second sight is
enot mic IN certain places In Scotland and Denmark.
Those who have II are remarked 10 have piercing
ioek. Al the moment when this faculty Is in sxer-
eIse the body OF the seer 10 rigid, his eyelids up
raised and 10 bind and deaf to all beside II they
touch any one they become sndued vita second
sight ibid.
DR. Ho,neck states that. in the Swedish village
Of MoIsh. In Ehand, witchcrst became general
Several hundred CHILDREN were drawn into u. Fiji
teen were executet-thirty ran the gauntlet, and
were leshed al Vie church door weekly for whole
year. Twenty OF the youngest suffered three days
only.
I" The suspected witches were confronted with
the chicren, and three hundred children agreed
IN the following story The children we're tod BY
the witches 10 go 70 stream and invoke the Devil,
who appeared finely dressed, with gray coat red
stockings, red beard, high kas, vaIeas coiored Inca
wrapped around Il, and gaFters of peculiar length
lie anointed the chilcfsn, 80. them on beasts, and
carried them 10 Bocula mountain. Most OF the eau-
orsR thought they went eoeily--others thai their
cAisvss IA bed and could act a,saks sh<n eur Of a
dep sissy, thorgn they shook them violently They
also fell into Jhss-snsrge, ssa4ssal posfpyss
waiter Sccsts vrekcraft ara DsmSneogy y. 1877.
Who does not see magnsife sleep, coHvu slons. as,
eon,orueps, sc, In this account Of witchcrau, Do
these symptoms occur ameng mediums and seiIis-
rsppsrs
OF Wnchsfst, Sp,ns Rsppefs, Kentucky JeSksrs,
fieEcn prophets and Nosmoa prophets. WRai do
We nnd IN New England wi.chcrsis'
u VI
GooSwlG, Af,sr quarrel with an Irish woman
"thuss Of the children were seized with sfrasgs
sssedss, az tie Retshoofs thought item eewt-hed
Here srs ieelr symptoms: They sfgsssd fksg
nseSs &c haze NJ one uRs shxt the joints cod.s sot
be moved a. ARCHER ume their weeks ,cre 50 FER
sac spc supple thst the ne sssssd aissslrss they
esc s'e,ns eehss's,cxS ID which their jsas ssaspsS
win TIE fcsce - srEsns trap set for yefnin their
is'ahs ~efs ctFeASg toltec, sod seemed oislo-a-
TED and displaced s0sd these contos tioas thew
cfied cut a. sirst ~,e- ooor old woman whose
meme MAS GieveI, alltsins she ~as ~ prsse.es
VITA sksss, scciss M their torrents. The old
est gu, 10 sko~ fsr minister ~ OF the Dam
ces.o resc a ueanxe N defense OF the Quakers,
eul roifire agaiaxI them. cssii read CAarct
81 k,slS Preysy soek, hst not rye RiAs She
sometimes regIy Rns would IN insglnstlon
msent pony, and seated IN her CHAR, ninic
ncrg weu.c eaz'r up stairs. cut could nsf
tNsr he PaIsois sud-, ess when pallsG IN, sac
s.ecc re relieved. Fo, this says n. simple min
i,tsr. Tessors were siveA more knd tasa true =
Dame Glover Was nsng In The family OF Mr. Par
Wis, t~c ehlerea takes Their symps,us
we've Their aotsshs acre steessd fkrsxs eAskxS
s As racksd q, thew zee ssseisrs Of those who
hs~rSsso ttera An Old lscisn anG sQaa~ were
nisd sfo hung FTaliy the afflicted oerar 20 see
ihe s!efs,s Of those ia Aisk life and cone IS lped
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY. 81

COLUMBIAN HoTEL.--P H Fisher, L
II Hobbs. Dinwiddie; r billiard, Sussex;
a Sweeney. New York; John Bradley, Chess
ter6eld w Rare, Texas Bunting. Williams
burg; w Memman, Cumberland; w McGwi-
gan, Hampton; G A Bayne, r d Jennings,
Louisa; J A Jeter, Amelia; L i Best, Oxford;
c Owen, Powhatan; J L Carroll, Todd
City, J d Rothwell, Albenarle; w d White,
Oranges; 5 Bush, w Bush. Augusta; p r
Baseaux, s ID Harper, T Wiley and daugh.
tiers, J II Brnzeal, Amelia; + w CabbelI,
Nelson; u p Wilson, Danvile r Powell.
Goochland; Geo Freeborn, Va; w CottreIl.
Goochland.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-W A Seldeu. Oh
City; A Semple, U S n; A d Allen, Oak
Ridge; c RuggIes, Va Central Railroad;
Cunningham Mrs Noah, Mrs Levi and child,
Miss Levi, Miss Noah. Master Noah and two
servants, New York; T Bliss, Buffalo; A T
Vaughan, Amelia; X E Shore, Dinwiddie r J
Neal, Southampton; J A Edwards, Mobile; ID
Hatcher, w Crump, Powhatan; P S Brock
man. Miss Graves, Miss Brockman, Orange;
A A Chapman, Monroe; V Henley. Prince
Edward; E A Balance. Baltimore; Miss Ham
ilton, Miss Read, Buckingham; Miss Black
| well, C Butler, New York; K 7 Early, Put
Miss Heiskell, Philadelphia; F K Cav
herse and lady, Jackson; l. Cawherse, NJ I
Cawherse, s A Walker, l. NJ Young, Orange;
c Cawherse, Jackson.
| AMERICAN HOTEL.-R Leroy Parker
U S Home Squadron; Ell II Barnes, Lunen'
burg; J L Munroe and lady, Nj Frank, H Lud-
lam & family, Miss J c Parker. Capt w H
Wilson and Master Wilson, New York; w L
McGregor, Amelia; Mi E Johnson, U. s Army;
r Adam, Petersburg; c s Garwood and G s
Godfrey, N c; G Somers, Petersburg; Mons
Bearn, Washington; B Deane, Lynchburg;
W Thompson, Va; NJ S Walker, Richmond
TW Patterson, Roanoke VIM Parmell and
Smith, Petersburg; E Hall, and Jos Lane,
Raleigh, N c; G s Barrett; J Woodruff and P
Lyon, Phila s Johns, Miss NJ Wood and
Miss c Wood, Amelia; Fl Davies, Amherst;
| G T Workman, n c; H o Schoolfeld. Lynch
| burg.
CITY HOTEL.-E Lehman, Dresden;
Col 5 D. McDearmon, Appomattox; VIM A
Washington, Williamsburg; / Wynne, Grove;
w Doyle, aud Groves, Norfolk; DR. W r
Debnam, N G; J B Chandler, Caroline; w N
Cummings, S c; u r Pendleton, Louisa; J t
Whaling, Old Point; DIR H Mettert, Hen
ricO
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Correspondence of the Disna,ch

ms Is the day set apart by our citizen
soiu'eiy Tor a general parade. The weather
very piopit'ous, and the troops in battalion.
present q most importing pageant. After march.
ing through the principal avenues. the corns
repaired to the Presidents grounds. where i,
was wa reviewed by the President, Secretary Of
VAT ana other distinguished persoaages.
lhe herman Yeagers," a new company.
mustered seven'y-four men, exclusive of off
GERS capt. Swartzman, of the Post office De.
partmenf. IS the Commander this company has
been well drilled, and made most creditabIe
appearance. The continental Guards. ;" Can
tain +. Wheeler-anOther new COMPANY
made their second appearance to day. The,
were also out IN full numbers, costumed aftel
the manner of the old "Sevenly Sixers.r
The Washington Light Infantry" "Nation
al ureFs, Walker Sharp Shooters ane
Boone RlAemen' IA new Company connie
ted the pageant.
Delegates TO the Democratic National Con,
venton, are coming in by every conveyance
IL would be idle 10 attempt to give one half n
use specu!auons and conjeciures, (ali founded
W course, on the most plausible and reliable
DATA relative 10 the chances of the several
aspiranfs tor the Presidency. Suffice il To saw
tiat Inc impression seems to obtain. that nj,
Buchanan will receive the nomination. II i
tec&oned that Judge Douglass, will, after a
lew taiiotings, be Withdrawn, and his infln.
ehce be thrown into Buchanan's scale. This
arrangement, have reason to believe. is nm
meis.oou netween The respective friends OF
Douglass and Buchanan.
many OF MIR. Fillm0re's friends seem conf
senI OF ms nomination, hut | apprehend diff.
..'ep. result. His nomination would be hailed
q. .ne SCUM by acclamation but the grand
Iuosnoi. Is hot-"ho is most worthy TO receive
ne commence and honcrs of the party? Rut
eleetf are the absorbing injuries '"" VIC
The beautiful mail steamer "Ralt;mo,o :,
having been chartered by the pb;IoJan;o
ciety of Georgetown College, large comna ~
left in her to-day for St. Juegoes, near ,hs
mouth of ST. Mays riyer-where thew viii
unite "a celebrating the landing of the Mary.
land Pilgrims.
Forrest continues his engagement n, the
National duiing the present week. He an.
pears to-nigh hi in his great character of "Lear.n
In his personations OF Lear, in England, some
years ago, he won from the London critics the
most unqualified Communications and praise.
The National is nightly crowded by brilliant
and enthusiastic audiences.
The Supreme Court was occupied to-day,
10 the consideration OF the case OF The city OF
PitsbuTg, vs.. the Wheeling Bridge Company.
A report was submitted to the Court by Mr..
McAlpin, the State Engineer, recommending
go feet as the measurement of the draw.
Campbell and stanton. of Pittsburg, and OPP
posed by the Hon. A. H. II. Steuart US conn-
vel for the Bridge Company. Tomorrow,
Hon. ReyeTdy Johnson, will make the closing
Tgument for the defendants. HEERIce.
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ANGEL WHISPERS, AT WEST & BROS.
IL angel Whispers, or the Echo of Spirit Voices:
designed to comfort those that mourn-Sl
Pilgrimage to Egypt, with numerous illustra-
tons, by DR. " C Smith-Sl %
Tales from Catland, for Little Kittens, by Grace
Greenwood-red cloth, gilt edge, 81 cts
Hi story of My Pets, by Grace Greenwood-62c
Dictionary OF Shaksperian Quotations. arranged
in alphabetic order-Sl
The Heavenly Recognition, or Will We Know
our Friends in Heaven-Sl
Sir Roger De Coverley by the Spectator-.75 cts
Representative Men, by Ralph Waldo Emerson
81
Men and Women of the Eightecth Century by
Arsene Houssaye vos-S2 so
Cloverno0k, or Recolections cf our Home in
the West by Alice Carey, beautifully gilt-Sl so
The Snow Image, and other Twice-told Tales, by
Nathaniel Hawthorn-75 cts
Letters Illustrative of the Reign of William III
from 1896 to 1908, edited by 6 P Il James, ESQ
vol vo-S2 so
q Call by all means, at the Exchange Book
store, two doors from Post Office nv 10
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F.MORRIs = co.
(SUCCEsSORs OF D. PAINE 4 COL
Managers Of Lotteries.
MAIN aTIEET. RrcHMuEu. YrRGYNIA.

nAAN SIAkETs HICHMoEOy VIRGINIA..
Splendid Schemes for May, 1857.
$4,000, 1880. 5,00oi
At Baltimore on Wednesday, May 28th, 1852. rs
numbers, Is drawt.
1prize Of. ...... s30O00t prize Of. .-... 500
c. c.. 5 soSS d DO c. o..:. i sSS
sPL ENDID LOTTERY FOR MAY 29TH.
$4,000 GRAND CAPITAL
S25.O00 Of 10000 6 of 5000
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class N, to
be drawn at Baltimore, on Saturday, May 29th. 70
numbers, l3 drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
l prize Off,. 100000 6prizes $4,000
l do--.----.. $4,000 100 do .--..--. 1000
| do-..-.-.-. 1928 TIA do .---.--. 300
Tickets $40; halves 10, quarters S.
Certificate of package of wholes $500; shares
in proportion.
~ Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the MIST prompt and confden-
nalattention, If addressed 70 F. MORRIS CO,
Managers, or to CIV. PURCELL,
my4 Richmond. Va.
MECHANICS UNION AssOCIA /.
Ih TION.-Ofice In Exchange building, next
doo- to the Post Office, Richmond, Va.-ACCu-
INFLATED CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
S50000-M. B. DEAN, President Finance Com
mittee: VIM. Patton, G. C. Wood, II. B. Judkins,
A Wilbur, Actusry.
This Association has declared dividend of thirty
five and half per cent for the year ending April
lst 1882. No liability TO assessment.
This Is an Association of Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each other in
case of sickness or accident.
By the payment of the following annual deposits,
you will become q life member and will be entitled
to a weekly benefit tirst week excepted) during
life, if you should be disabled by sickness or &C,
cident from attending to your ordinary business or
occupatloI. renaIcs viii draw Ia case OF sickness
common to both sexes.
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER so
YEARS OF AGE.
Table of Rates.
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BARGAINS! b AkGAINs :--JOns A
- SMELL L. CO, No, 20 Nam Street, respect
tu!iy invite their customers and the public gene
rally to call and examine their large aad desirable
assortment OF Barrage Dslaines, which they are
prepared to sell at prices lower than ever before
offered In this city. Also, Beachsd and Brown
Domestics, Cotton Hosiery, silk Mlsis, and gene.
nah l9-tf
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The following certificate speaks for itself.

ne IoIIoWlng certificate speaks for itsef:
burgess STORE, Northumberland, April, 30. 81
have used DIR. DuvaI's Family Ami.
spasmodic in variety of cases, with the mos,
astonishing success, such as Crapulous diseases.
Flataent Al Bilious Coles ana in one nstance in
the most dangerous of Colics, known cemmonly "a
the tliai passion. Besides have used il in CboI.
era Morbus, Diarrhcea, Dysentery, pysmenorrh,.s
and MenoFrhagia, and also In those diseases wher,
there Is an undue balance of nervous energy such
used 1t In many cases under my care when nm
anodyne or anti spasmodie was called for. ana !
do, with much confidence in its value. recommsnd
u toihe public as the most certain and safe FamiIv
Medicine ot It's class tSignedl
te25-3tawly WIN h pURKINs n N
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nENICOTIsED SMOKING T0BAt-
u CO.-t;reat DesideraInm for smek.

II CO.-Great Desiderarnm for smeA.
ers.-The undersigned offer TO the consumer -
Smoking Tobacco, an article which has been Plo.
nounced by all who have tested it, superior % Sny
preparation of the weed for smoking purposes
which has yet been offered TO the public. Inc ~
eulisr advantage OF the article which tney ou.i,
this in all tobacco there is concrete Oil Nieoss,
one OF its active principles, aad which e enneny
poisonous The effects OF this principle are csss
greeably felt, more ess, upon the nerves AZ -
stomach, by all smokers The Toba'e oasisp ~ =.
the undersigned has been entirely deprived ~ - 4,
poisonous properties, whilst at the same 1i'he;
retains all It's fragrant and aromatic qnaAaes ~
mild and pleasant has it been rendered ths
of weak nerves it without incoaSeh'rIs
IL has the additional advantage that i does nj
that strong and pungent odor 50 percepu0fe a'~
offensive in close rooms co
CHARLES sCHuMANN q ".
- The above article can De fvuaa IN any fs.,a
iiy at BENNETT a. BEERS, Druggist ~ 1-
az, agents for the manufacturers
NH 27--3md
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TO THOSE WANTING
ELae=5=xI fsIGOOD PIANO FORTES.-NASH
II M NJ Ms WOODHOUSE respectfully invite

= SUCH ptTsUHs ds dIE III s6dICN Ut
good Piano Fortes, to call their establishment No
l39 Main street, Eagle Square, and purchase the
superior instruments which they offer for sale
Purchasers can be supplied upon good terms as
at the manu- acturers in Boston and New York
Piano Fnrtes purchased at the subsc ibers, to be
sent to the country, packed in the most secure
manner, to reach their destination in perfect
order.
Also, for sale, elegant Piano Stools, rich Piano
Covers, and the best toned Guitars, from the most
reliable makers. my2
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MARINE NE VS..

ARRIVED
Schr Elizabeth Harrington, Thomaston Lime to
Haskins g. Libby.
Schr A. CorsOn, Corson, Albany, Lumber to
Whitfield L. Son.
SAILED.
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore Ludlam
& Watson.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York Lud
lam d. Watson.
Schr Ashland, Sader, Washington, Stone.
Schr Rainbow, from Richmond arrived at Bos
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.-FRANKLI in
~ CLOTHING sTORE.-The subscribers, Mer-
chant Tailors would respectfully inform ;he citizens
OF Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab
ilshed, at No. 81 Main Street, Richmond,
Va, branch Of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware
house, where they now have ready for inspection
one OF the largest and most superior stocks of Ready
Made Clothing in the city OF Richmond OF the very
pest materials and workmanship, which we viii
SCI from 20 tc 2s pc: cent: less than any other es
adjustment in the city. -" -.
Also, large stock of gentlemen's furnishing
handkerchief, Gloves, Suspenders. &c. = s@e'
- r. DECOU co,
up Io-oam No lse Main street j
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Those over fifty years of age will be charged %
psr cent extra One dollar and fifty cents adns
sion fee will be charged, in addition to the above,
the first year. and must be paid a. the time OF ap
pcation, and the first years deposit within thirty
days.
REFERENcEs.-Dogget & Anderson, Upholster
ers corner 18th and Governor sts., Richmond, Va
Geo M West e. Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Place;
Smith Il Marvin, Merchants, Main ST.. Bowen d
Bruce, Washington Hotel; Mcdonald & Lyons,
Regalia Manufacturers, Exchange Place; Habits,
ton g. Bro, Furniture dealers, 18th St., do; Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant Wheeling; LANG, hard
ware do do George, Hardman, builder, do; E
Wharton Editor of Times and Gazette, do; And.
Mehatfy, Esq, Gosport Foundry Norfolk, Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank. Portsmouth; NJ Blanchard,
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor OF
Ohio; Hon Joseph A Wright, Gov'r of Indiana
Hon Augustus French, Gov'r of Illinois; Hon
Austin King, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhesd. Senator from Penn; Hon James NJ Por-
ter Easton, do.
All communications should be addressed post
paid to A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
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nKESS GOODs.-Barege de Lame, AZ :.
~ per yard -
Do do al 25 37f and so cents, very rich
Paris Lawns and Organdes
Lace Caps for ladies, very beautiful
Plain plaid and striped Canton Silks
Lace and Muslin Under Sleeves
Rich Grenadine and Paris Bareges
Lace and Muslin Collars and Chemisetts
White and colored embroidered Musins
Rich Silk and Lace Mantias
Gents Cravats, Hosiery and Suspenders
Ladies' embroidered, hem'd and tape bordered
Handkerchief
Checked and striped Linens and satteens. for
men and boys wear
Canton Matthias and Oil Cloths
Umbrellas and ParasoIs
Strangers and citizens should call On
myl6 N 90 "a ,i nhoF,
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II ATTAIN CHAIRS FOR SUMNER
Az A beautiful assortment of the above style Of
Chair which Is SO desirable for Summer cons;stirg
OF hali Chairs, Dining Chairs, Ladies' Sewing with
and without rockers These Chairs are yery anti
aolefor Cottages or country residences They are
the coolest and lightest kind of Chair that is made
at the same time are very strong and will bear ex
posure to the weather, and always retain their
nrst appearance. For sale at the House Furnish.
ing Store of L. GINTER
my Is l37 Nain strcs.
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HIST'O.

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Ia RIES OF THE UNITED STATES written by
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early colonsts the stirring romance of life passed
tearlessly amid peril the incidents of border war.
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q sHUMAN, an old Philosopher, swede b,

Il SHUMAN, an old Philosopher, Swede by
L birth, takes great pleasure in offering his ser
vices to the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity in
Astrology Physiognomy, and Signs, and gives true,
correct and satisfactory information, having made
predictions to Napoleon in 1912, previous to his
downfall in Moscow. He can be consulted 10 mat
tiers OF Love- Marriage, and of the future events of
life. Mr.. S. has travelled through the greater part
OF the world, during the last forty years and all
this time has endesvored to enlarge his knowledge
by all things he ever heard saw. He takes plea
to the public he willing give the
cessary information to all who viii favor him with
acall.
TERMs-Ladies 25 cents; for reading the planet
in full, so cents; Gentlemen so cents; for reading
the planet in full, 81.
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
call.
Natvities calculated according to Geomancy for
adde's 50 in full 50; Gentlemen 50, 10 full, S.
His office is on 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets, second house from Main street. Of.
nee hours from o'clock in the morning till ocl
in the evening. NH 27-9m+