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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-10
mISCELLANEOUS
] OCKETs, LOCKETs, PINS Nc.


OGKETS, LOCKETs, PINS Nc-
- The subscriber respectfully informs the public I'M
he bas jest returned from the North viii unufiiall}
urge stock Of Degueueotypeing materal' embrae1aR
Frames Gsse- &c. If the latest lyle. and patterns Al
urge stock OF loclets and Pins, some extra nm
made order which viii be filed with pictures III ffr
best style ofthe 81 low prices, according TO qnnit
At Nhitehurst Gallery, next door TO the Va. Bank
P.E.GIBBS. Prop51eto,
B.-Paiotings md Pictures Of all kinds accurately
oopis
stoe furnished Mt the lowest cash prices
feb lets r. L, q.
LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INspR
l. AACE-LyHcAbvrg Hose j. Fire hSnraHes y =,
many.
This Company makes Insurarre against loss o. a.
ago b Fire, Dwelling Honses, Stores. Tobacco -
ries and other buildings, on furniture. Goods wares III
merchandise generally in town and countfy,on 'he nos
favorable tefms
Also makes Insurance on the lives ofall persons
toying good heath and Of sound constitution for The
whole duration oflife. or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured unreasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from aud IA
any Of the Northern Southern Ports, favourable
tutes.
BOARD or DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL Pyesident.
DON T. @. PETERS, Iice PreaJenh
SAMPSON DIUGulD, Chiel Engincer
james " Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
John Diggnt, Nathan b. Thurman
George W. Ynncey, Ohm Otey Taylor,
William I. Anderson. Willian T. Smith.
MARTIN HOLLINS Treasurer.
CREED r. WILLS Sec'y
Dr. +. II. Gilmer, ,,,, .
DR. YIN. Otwey Oven, - ''''"' 1''N'""'''
Fcb8--dts
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EDLAsEER-Just received and for sale n, o,
d MIL 200 tons OF Plaster, ground and uppronnd
are now able to furnish all kinds of the Peal Hi
10" 'JaSt"gS and "ints and warranted to fit all pows
made here and all Northern Patterns Tb,se IL 49,,
please give US a call e ~ "a''
feb l7-dts WHITEMORE McNAMEES SEQ
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/ YNCElBURG FOUNDRY --Tnr bust
4 ness heretofore conducted under he firm = T
4 q. 3. DlUGUlD, will continue in future
style of
DTTGEKD 4. BROTHER,
and they take this opportunity 10 return th'i llufa
the public for the very liberal patronage the i'm
We have hand lot fTonA eco ScREws. ND rREs
sEsa Tobacco Fnisheriust gottenup, Plough dI'onts
ofall descriptions, Mill Gearing, Wrought aud cast,
Threshing Machines, &c a., &r.
!. 7. DlUGUID,
Jan 5-ts q. S. DIuGUID.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HoTEL.-C Royce, E Miller, + A
Garneti, Baltimore; J w Haynes and lady, w G
Moon, G Webster Il Durson and lady. N y; II w
Cole, Providence; J Hooper, Mobile; g w Parish, U
S CS, 4 Thurston, L i,eiskl Staunton; VIM
R Rspsn Mis-. Read Tutwsr lexington: Anse
N o; Mrs Page and child Mrs Pollard, Mrs Nicholas,
I D Watson, II Wersham, II Barger Petersburg;
C; w 5 Newmnn Miss Newman. . ii 7 Terrell,
Bickiord, Boston; L .Terdy, Bait; s Welsh. Miss
ti,nore; w nj Smith. 4 P Wood, J M Jarmsn; w M
keblinger, Albemarle; w Carter, Caroline ID Latou-
ret Van BoskiIk, ST Brown, West INDIES sa Ste
+ McMuen, NJ Page, II B Gouldmap, lady and
daughter, Lacy, Va Il Jones Gloucester /! 4
X Jones' Bedford; Mrs Harvey and children; w
Waller Stafford; II b Tyler, Washington; Eng
iish, Paramount.
AMERICAN HoTEL.---Alex; Gait, ir Norfolk, T
Geehee, N Orleans; Chas Schneider, Philadelphia; s
Badger Richmond; D NJ Mortimer, York; DR. +
Rouze, Hanover; Walker. Henrico; J H Heath and
iady. Miss A Heath, Mr. Fleming Mr. Church, ] +
Heath, Petersburg; w II Hinckman, New York; r
Bossam. Wilmington, N c.; D NJ Bernard, Peters
w Bates, w Gelston, New York; S B Zimmerman
Baltimore; Jno + Wiley, Amelia; Geo w King, T
W Lloyd, Charleston; Hentz, Huntsville, Ala; d
Abingdon; DR. + Loving Bedford; WE Wells, s
NJ Traylor, J L Mason, Petersburg J w Eppes, P
Georges G C Trowbridge, Powhatan; w L Wright
Mrs Barnard. Miss G Rodding, N c. Chas Andrews,
Weston, Va; Henry Jackson, Henricc.
COLUMBIAN-W Graves, E I Christian, Chas
City; w M Warner, w r Cooke Cooke, Powhsa
tau T w Webster, Amelia; J Crostiek Petersburg; S
Kemp jr., Pa; w Stratton, Richmond; T G Tur.
ner, ManchesteEC Lunsford, Roanoke; Walner S
Boyd, Lynehburs; Ferguson, Clarke, How.
bearing Bedford; Mrs Dickinson, Y; w Hunting
ton Charlotte: Mallett S Nethoney Clarksville;
NJ Gilgan, n Y; w ii Booker, Va;J w Watson,
Richmond; A Whitehead Pittsylvania P Flag.
B Dickerson, Danville: H A Clarke, NJ Clarke,
New York; A Field, Maine; II II HOLLAND, Flu
wanna; C Lunsford. Roanoke; J Luster, Nat Bridges;
r W King, Roanoke, Harris and cousin, Cum
herland; DR. Hauley, NJ Price, Nicholas; I Gaunt,
Fiuvanna.
CITY HOTEL Herr, lady and servant, ]
Garner, Charlottesville; Z West, Charles City; w
Fuller, C; F. Mutton Louisa; Cummings, c; J
A HARDWOOD, c I Fry, Hanover; Capt Cerbet, Il
RR: S II Briggs, Ii Smith, 4 w Crump, VA T
Jennings, Berkeley C w Mann, Morgantown;
Russell, Staunton q w Whitfrew and lady. Va;
R Burton A Il Powell, Buckugham r snd Otis,
Brunswick: J M Stephens. Miss; L UPshur, J w
Smith. j Lynchburg; q w Cook, Ala Jones,
StauDtJu.
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PARTISAN FIREMEN.-A Paris correspondent of
au exchange paper says the Fire Department of
Paris numbers only siX hundred and thirty-six men,
which suifces for the worst fire that occurs. They
are divided into four companies.
Their principal barracks, forthey are under mill
tary discipline, are near the Place Vendome, and
before the barracks is always stationed armed
guard They all wear snowy yetseviceable uni
FORM One hundred and thirty-iour men are on
daily duty in the theatres an policemen or protec-
tors and the remainder dispersed in the guard
houses of the different embellishments. As tremen
they are very skiliul. courageous and efficient
They never throw water fire when it can be
avoided, making it point to preserve property
from the ravages of both elements. all are provd
ed with pinchers and small crowbars with which,
having entered house where FIRE is they proceed
methodicay to their duties, ripping off all the
woodwork which Is in danger, and throwing it into
tie streets Ifthc extending flames oblige them to
use water, they only much will suffice for
their purpose. Large conflagrations are very rare
in Paris.
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LITTLE THoRNs-The sweetest, the most cling
l2g affection is often shaken by the slightest breath
onkindness sIhe deli ate tendrils the vine are
a'lated by the faintest air that blows in summer
An unXind word from one beloved often draws the
blood lron many heart which would defy the hat.
;e-ake OF hatred, or the keenest eige of vindic
1--WE satire Nay, the shade, the gloom of the face
and dear awakens grief and pain. These
form cur lt'ie thorns which, though men of ronghcr
, eo,aag .aach extremely incommode persons of
make ,bes turn ia their journey through life, and
s.as.s -. = .uavellins irksome and unpleasant
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As FARUP AS THEY OwN.-We have Just heard
good un. Notlong ago. distinguished divine of
this city was walking with friend past a new
church IN which another distinguished divine is the
spiritual shepherd
Said the friend to the d. D., looking up at the
splre, (Which was very tall and not yet completed
'How much higher is that going to befr
Not much, said the D. d., with sly laugh, 'sthey
don't own very far in that directioni
Distinguished divues like Dickens beadIes. are
after all, but human Lain DeaLer
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A man named Clark, was accidentally killed a few
days since in the lower part OF Chesterfield district
out very early in the morning, to shoot wild tur-
kies, and having separated Clark was at about the
distance of ahundred yards from Tcdder' craving
on his knees; Tedder's attention was attracted py
the agitation of the bushes and supposing u 70 DC
preaching the object he found that he had shot ms
unfortunate comrade, who was mor1a,iy wouhuea
and soon expired. Clark was worthy man. ana
has len large family and numerous friends g ae
tached 10 Tei6er. by those who have investigated
the eircnms,ancrs But similar accidents are OF
such treo,,ent occurrence, that is time to inquire
whether they do not involve culpabe negiigence,
and indifference to human life.
"''' 'N' - Darlington IS. c. Fig, 2iM
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AN OLD WoMANS SERMoN.-My dear friends
there are three things that very much wonder at
The first Is that children should be so foolish as to
throw clubs and stones into fruit trees to knock
down the fruit; if they would let ii alone it would
tall down Itself. The second is that men should
go to war and kill one another; it they would lei
one another alone, they would die themselves; and
the third and last thing that wonder at is, that
young men should be 30 unwise as to 90 after Young
women, for il they would stay al home the youn.
women would come after them
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PASSENGERS PEH STEAMSHIP JAMBsTowr
7sth November 1853
Davis and lady, Mrs. A1ss n,s r. yrnen
sRa nsss All s' mslssrs, Wsbstsr Hopkins
h j Cunnin cham, Henry A Nirhcls + s y
40 .s... Rich l. Roberts, Jahes Clarke. Hasy,
tis,rv n fitch, Horace Marble. Luther NeWshb,
piar.au. Henry J Phelps, u w Sherman, A L Nc.
cisilan, WIN Eewbest, Martin Boand james n /, Il
iii. ~ w McC,e ~, Jno N Powell, Chss w snow.
Henry Lnalam aud son, NJ. Agnes niach, Mr. 3
~, nd child O johnson aud lady. 4 G Western,
lesy and three children, Mrs r B Ward and three
children. Geo Nj Williams, Mrs Goodwin. Mrs L M
Settleton, Misses Laura Chase, Caroline Nichols,
Annie M Nichols, Mrs nj L McClany, VIM Mehan.
Chas II Cowlin, James 4 Davidson, Saml J sermi.
I've. Vim G yermilye, G Cornelius, Ed Wade, Jr.,
Arson Peck, Mrs L. Otey, Mrs r. C sherwin, Mrs L
] Harrison and two sons, james Gleason, Richard
l. Gleason, Jos C Gleason. VIM r Gleason, James
p Stafford. VIM l. Baker, ID C Baker james L Gull
len aud 81 In steerage.
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wu,r BECOMES OF ALL THE FEssELsl-The
Ros,on stias gives some interesting facts in rela-
,on 10 the destruction of vessels belonging to the
r States, deduced from the marine reports and
other resources. 1t appears that for a period OF
eighteen months, ending in September OF the pre-
sent year, 100 ships and barques, l4i brigs. and
ss7 schooncrs, were totally lost at During the
same period, 50 vessels which had previously sail
ed were never heard FROM 1913 put into port in
distress and l02 wrecks were passed. This
is says the writer total loss for the period of
every tw enty two hours; one stranded every forty
four hours; one abandoned every seventy-fiv
hours and one never heard from every ten days
Since the discovery of gold in California, six hun
dred ships have gone round Cape Horn into the
Pacific, which have not returned. Some were bro
ken up at San Francisco, and some found employ
meut on the Pacific The abstraction of this large
fleet from the Atlantic ocean, OF the of
the activity which has prevailed in shipyards du
ring the last few years.
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MELANCHOLY AomIcIDE.-A difficulty occurred
in this place. on Tuesday night last hetween ~
A. 2. Wylie and Mr.. Avery Pa,ham which We We
regret to state resulted in the death OF the latter
The wounds inflicted were wi-h knire--,bo a.
ased surviving but few minutes, Dr W. Nc
himself received in the rencontEe very severe ~
juries, the effect of which is yet uncertain tn
Jury OF lnqaes', after vefy full invest
ton of the facts returned verdict in effact tIe
tae killing was by misfortune and contrary to hi,
villa technical finding whi h ne ativ IS the iies
of a0ilfu. honlici ie-Ches:er (S G. Staadqrd, 24b
Ns.GRt
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n B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
". WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
Ee Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of r France L Co. will be
promptly paid by me- and all inquiries relative to the
business of R. France Co. addressed to them
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
nv 9 c. B. LUCK.
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SuIcIDE.-Yesterday morning, William Hank,
ness, citizen OF this city, was found dead in his
bed at his residence in Glendale. Near the bed.
on chair cup half filled with morphine.
He had evidently drank some of the morphine and
then lail down TO die, William was son of An.
thony Hardness, the extensive foundryman.-
Gin Gazette, Uednesddy.
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SUICIDE OF A WoMAN.-A woman named Louisa
Harshman, better known as Louisa Clark, comlni-
ted suicide last Saturday morning by taking lauda-
mum. She was only eighteen years OF age, and
has parents and relatives living near New York
city The Coroner held an inques. on the body
about noon. The jury returned a verdict Of ieatIi
by taking Iaudanum, on the evening of the 18th OF
November 1853 '-.St. Louis Int, nor. 81.
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NUNS q CLARK'S PTANOS.-P a.

NUNS g. CLARK'S PIANOS-P. H.
IN TAYLOR, sole agent in this city for the sale OF
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
mandatory.
They combine all the modern improvements, and
renowned for keeping IN tune.
CP- The public cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is NUNS & CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones
Guitars Vions Accordeons and Flutes. Also, Gui.
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
p Fl. T. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore, and is
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
au | l60 Main street.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, STRAIN


IN GERS AND OTHERS visiting Richmond this
Season.-The subscriber would most respectfully call
the attention of all in want of BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALlSES, &C., to his
assortment of the above, he pledges himself to sell
low any house in this section of country either
wholesale or retail
word to those wishing TO purchase BOOTS and
SHOES expressly for their He will take
this method of stating that his stock viii be found, if
not SUPERIOR cerainly inferior any the South
ern country, comprising both of his own manufacture
and of the best New York. Philadelphia, and Eastern
work. ALSO, all kinds of Ladies', Gentlemens Misses
and Boys Boots and Shoes made to order in the best
and most fashionable manner, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
At his Old Stand, No. III Main st
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DEATH FROM LocKJAw.-Nr, HedgeTan Trip
Ictl who resided ia the lower part of Braxton
~, died week before last, lIon lockjaw. few
days previous by accident he received slight
wound In one OF his feet from snag, and the wound
being slight he paid no attention to i: but getting
cold in it. Inflammation took place, producing lcck
Jaw which resulted in death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-29

A VEnITABLE DoGBERRy.-A mayor of one of
the Comznunes in France, lately made the foTowins
entry upon his register:
81, mayor of -. found yesterday. in the for
est of -, man by the name of RolIin, com,
uniting act against the laws commandei him
to surrender whereupon he set upon me, heaped
me with insult and contumely, calling me raga-
muffin, an ass, and precious dolt, and scarecrow
all Of achich certify to be true"
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NOTICE SPLENDID ENCH

NOTICES. SPLENDID F r E n C II
1s CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, r1ch Velvet and
Silk NESTINGS, forming fine assortment Of
GOODS for Fall and Winter wear, and will be made
TO order in the best style and low such goods
be made elsewhere WIN. l. SMITH,
Merchant Tailor opposite Post Office.
yRSCOTpS REPORT OF FASHIONS for sale.
SPILMAN'S CELEBRATED EYE WATER
The subscriber has taken agency for the sale OF
the above well known Eye Water beyond doubt the
best article known TO the public. 1t has been known
to cure the eyes, when all other remedies have
failed. There persons of standing IL this city
who testify 10 its efficacy.
oc 21-Im* WIN. /. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-29

A Soy OF BoaAPARTE.-At a recent trial in
france, ofthe trumpeter ofthe regiment OF guides
for striking superior one of the witness in the
case, a young man uamei Vernier, was found to
bear a striking resemblance TO the Emperor Napo.
loon, and his appearance caused a general move
raent In the court He stated that he was formerly
employed in the Post Office. but had for some time
past served as model for Horace Vernet, for por-
traits of the Emperor Napoleon |, and was, by or
der of the present Emperor, being taught riding
II cannot be sail tina. THE first Napoleon led his
graces to the grave without leaving the world a
CORY.
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MURpEa.-On Monday nj CAT last, about half.pa,t
ten O'clock, NJ. j. LabaIute was founi in dying
state 1t appears that NJ. Laba.use had lust closed
his store and was about retiring to bel, when he
was fred upon through lis window by some one
concealed in bis back yard the shot taking effect
in his right side breaking lis arm and horribly
rnangling his body, sing death in few minutes
been discovered APa,aebieola Adc., Nor II.
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"She walks in beauty like the night
Ofcloudless chimes and starry skies. z"

The Winchester Republican aptly says-various
little poems which Byron aud Moore claimed as
their own, are every day appearing, originally
through the columns Of the press and it will soon
be discovered that those poets were the creates.
plagiarsts that ever lived
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WATCHES.-Al large assortment
no MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL

ITO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL
Il ROAD CARS, IRON, &c-Proposals win be
received at the office of the Board of Public Works
of Virginia. in the city of Richmond until o'clock
P. NJ, on the first MONDAY in December next for
furnishing the Freight and Passenger CARS required
for the equipment of the Eastern and Western diy-
soDs of the CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD
Also, for the CAST IRON work required in the
construction Of the Tracks Turnouts and Bridges of
said road
Also proposals for furnishing RAILS for the track
of said road, to be made at each end thereof.
Each proposal must be endorsed, proposals for
Cars Cast Iron Work, &c" and shall state whether
the articles proposed to be furnished viii be manu-
featured on the line ofthe road or elsewhere.
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned.
JAMES g. PAXTON,
Superintendent of the Covington
and Ohio Railroad.
RICHMOND, Sept. Is, 1858. Sc f4-Stawtd
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On Wednesday evening last, Mr.. John S. Sadler
was stabbed by youth named David Lewis, who
has made his escape; five wounds were Inflicted,
with pocket knife two OF which penetrated to the
interior-but we learn Mr.. s is now considered out
of danger Lewis was intoxicated and quarrellino
with an old man. Mr.. Sadler interposed nn behalf
of the latter, when blows ensued. and with the
above result ForksriHe IS. e. Miscellany, 23a
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shultt is MIGHTY.--4 81 s
= uNvARNINHED sTATEMrEr AIN AN AsD
m 20 me Perusal Of the extract beiew I'VE com
M uii Y merchant of bi1b ehs,4se cur readers

II is biIGH1Y.--4 PT 1T1
= uNvARNlNHED sTATEMrEr1 AIN An AsD
mena Ine perusai Of the extract below 4 com
Mr. Bull Y merchant Of bsh ehsr.r.sss. car readers
AD' DoIroh MiDDLgszx Co. V.
Mssus. Morfimey L Hoss5 nasua = 9Th, 1853
mn. I. an y strange that have fatsn ibs ioa nay
that s.tifs '1s but do under %
ToNs vEsEAB1IsEs ri sf sssats o Haas
X - - ~, ~ you this note, hoping Il r sI
netoriety whsb - means Of giving this nsdsi,s
Beins in the habit of yendira usssin.r.l
ale 70 tLe patent and regular system net re-
many Of their MI Judge Of the real merit y
Hampton's Tincture" Is trsdse,as ~ me that
intrinsic vsiue When say this a. ~, ,ss. nsrt Of
ths ~ III saTs. 10 all cases but mean 70 80
IN Iinct1rs viii fAyorsbty - -
all diseases originating from want az oPsrs.s 10
items q tne gastric juices bad digastp seefs-
lusnay pad aepositss OF animal matter fsarn az
souics. Deheye that many diseases la-s.s sh az
various parts Of the system, such a. soeslsa IN
Ulcers Scrofsla &c. &c, originally have
n the stomach from bad food, bad digestion gen an
those parts and will believe Hamn,o, sv,.asion to
ilncture Will even react in those cases ss'a"ts
Having found out myself what il is. r.co,nr.,
have aoee - Snen eases as have described and
have yet to have the first bottle returned ~ sna
objection about the pay. Il great nit. ssr
0se sA'gus sr,e eii.cassed among the people
4 n > q fl-.
rheumatism, determinations, W heh proceeds f,o, :.
stomach Sores, Scrofula Dyspepsia In. .so 70
cases o. Agne and Fever first stop the ehil and in
Eve the iiucsnfe-the difficulty in this esse Il rn.
~ IA stopping the chill, but the return Of tth -
inctnre Will certainly do. In general
warrant u, and as said before, have nroes-sa
.l'ei OF IL IN this way, which otherwise eoHlS ~.
tne people have been hambugged by psfsnt - 80
c,nes SO long, that they are AFRAID Of ali Tb;a /:
cieafiy stomach nedicge; il works ali il. vrarS
ana IN all such cases il is specific If apythin
{, IA the world is - 0As
Having given the TinctGre fair trial with n,ssss
~ my family and neighborhood I think am u,s
lehIea IN what say about it. and which do withon,
any other interest, than the wish TO see n in gs.
10 be. 'A441' "hsfe u gu "a
II what say be doubted by any of the afflicted
ana tney VIII write to me- at Sandy Bottom, past N
nee idaiesex corrty. Va, stating the nature of ths
disease, and recommend it for such case Vii I'll
warrant u, and II It don't do good will nav for RI.
THOS. 4. BULL.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TIScTtTRF C.,
ana get pak nlets gratis with history of discovsyy
this wonderful Blood Purifier and see ceytifrste55 =
our own citizens of Rheumatism. Dysnens;s So
fuia, Liver Complaint, General Weakness. Esryops
ness, &c. &c. A'ei''Ds
Sold by o. A. STRECKER. Ricbmo,s. roNrs
CO? ROBERTSON, WILSON 4 ALFRED Ps
tersburg; DR.. COOKE, Fredericksbura: MORT Az : !
& MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists ever,
where. e'si,
Es-Sl per bottle bottles for S.. noi7
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A WOMAN SHoT.-An Irish woman: who was q.
work IN her yard In New York, on Thanksgiving
day was shot in the breast and killed, by some BE-
amongst gang assembled on the premises adioin-
ing. Her name was Catharine Moran.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

N z
~ MILLHISER 4 BROTHER, 1913 Broad street,
have received the last few days. additions to their
assortment of Embroderies; consisting of the
est styles Cambria and Muslin Sleeves; Bands Chem-
isets; Worked Collars Embroidered and Plain Grass
Linen Haudkerchiefs, in great variety aud very
cheap. Also-French Merinos and Thibets, in all
shades and colors ; Black Trimming Velvets, all
widths. Ribbons-A choice assortment. Marseilies
Forences and Satns all colors; besides full
u,ent in Dress Goods generally. White and Red
Flannels, Tickings Sheetings and Shrtings Goods
for Boys and Mems wear, very cheap. The purchas-
ing public is respectfully requested to give call
They viii find our Goods very cheap.
j. MILLHISER BRO,
no Ii 193 Rruhd street