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Lirered Diplomats

Secretary Marcy We are ili...-..
is bound 10 i've down the aiic-.'f
to"yi>m urged - ,in>t him d,
- qualify ii bv hiS acts. aS 10 nm.
baton of every sensible Amrricar
fer to the instructions OF the Dep
state to the coun;rv's diplomat
foreign courts. 1t i a paper "
and LANGUAGE alike 20 honor TO o..
" whose signature giveS il a.;a--
this memorable document ea-h H.
charge d'Allaire> is directed. "a, ,ar q,
bc practicable without imrairia- ID,
ness to his country, TO appear a, IL.
where he resides in the ,im;'e Dr.
American citizen. In regard 20
of wearing diplomatic o. coa-;
sense OF republican con-.>'rn~v '-.'
trious example Of Frauih,ia are -.
standards and where thr clara
Government To- which Ire J. acre.
render such manly >imr'i ~ !.'-..
American Interests, l;S contora.'F - -.'
Of tin,rl, spang.,~, AID Cher ,a-. lar
Is directed to lie the smallest rl,,.
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Reported for The CaleGonian.
Caledonia County Court June Term, 1858
Hon. LUKEP. POLAND. Chief Judge.

an order Of Justices to remove pauper
from Iardwick to Walden. Plea, unduly
removed Trial by jury, and verdict that
pauper was duly removed. &. y. Davis and
S. B. Colby for Hardwick; I. Bartlett Jr.
and c. Davis for Walden.
No. 79.-W. V. Hutchins ct al. rs. Hutchins,
Moore & Co. Trespass for quantity of
Pine logs bought by plaintiffs of Sullivan
G.. Hutchins in January, ls4s, lying on
the Nulheean river, in the County of Is
sex. Trial by jury and verdict for plain
titls for Sl2s7,3l damages and cost. VIM.
Mattocks and $. 3. Colby for Plaintiffs
VIM. IIevwood and A. Underwood for De
PENDANTS.
No. lj5.-State Is John Oclar. Indictment
for larceny Of about $50 in money from
Isaac IIarrington,of St. Johnsbury in April
last. The money was found by Harrington
few DAYS after it was taken, in place
shown him bv Oclar, which was the main
evidence against him. Plea, not guilty and
trial by jurv. Verdict guilty. Ii. 5. Bart
lett for the government; G.. ". Roberts
ard +. \. Cahoon for Respondent.
Ne. Ill State rs Robert Spcnser, Robert
Spcnscr ir. JOHN Spen>er and Clinton
Bates. Indictment for a riot in Goshen
Gore. near Groton in April last Respond
epts arraiancd and plead not ruiltv. Trial
by jury and verdict guilty, as to all Of the
respondents. They We're jointly fined By
the Court $50 and costs, taxed at Sl;3 50
H. 5. Rarilctt for the Government: T
bartlett. ir. and G.. W. Roberts for Re
spondents.
No lG-Sta:e =. Joseph Lever Indi tlncn'
.,r kccpinr a brothel near pond in Pea
cham, Flea, not guilty and trial l.v jury
Verdict guilty. H. : bartlett FOR GOVERN
nient: EArtlctt X Roberts :or Respondent
r,,,.',,. s. ''.'', ','..',',
..> WI. rendered =. ri,.,, 9TH. p,,.;tr !
I'll report o.! t...> case next week
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''''s'''- '''I - L Z Ia result
T., Tie Railroad meeting at Lyndon o;
the I>,h inst. was 'cry fully attended, an
mnch enthusiasm was manifested in rrgar
10 the extension O.; the road. Sacerhcs wcr
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e. The Georgia and Florida Railroad
Company have received advices by the Pa
ciic from their president, Mr. Senator Fooe,
that he has successfully negotiated the bonds
Of the company at par for raiiroad iron; hlic,.
has already been shipped, and is on it's way
to Georgia.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The news from the South, though impor-
;ant is very indefinite. If all accounts are to
be relied upon nearly the whole continent is
under arms. With the exception of Brazil
and one or two small States, every govern
ment is being revolutonized. 1t seems as ifthe
Americo-spanish population had genius for
nothing bat involving the nation in anarchy
and itself in ruin. Every petty chief is
ambitious Of being Supreme Dictator. No
other position will give him such unscrupu-
lous command Of money, or such power over
life and property. Every government has
but mushroom growth. None are infuen-
tial enough to be popular, and none strong
enough to be stable. Republicanism is with
them mere farce at which the greatest dun
ces, the most artful hypocriies, and the worst
tyran:s play alike.
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Essex County Agricultural Society.

At meeting ofthe Executive Committee
of the Agricultural Society of Essex County
holden at Guildhal!, March IL, 1858, the fol
lowing premiums were respectively offered,
viz:
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LAKE MAGO(..

scenes must I" beautiful, which naiIv viewed
ii"a>" tally, a'!i whose novelty survives
Long knowledge and the scrutiny Of years
lra'~e justly dr' 10 those that describe.
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The sum OF i've dollars Is 10 he placed al
the disposal of the Committee, to be awarded
on miscellaneous articles not enumerated a.
bove.
The following gentlemen were appointed
on the several committees for awarding pre-
miums &c
Committee of arrangements, Il. c. Benton
d. IIibbard, VIM. IIaywood.J. Wooster. Wm
Morse, Preston MAY, O. Crawford, Franklin
Bell, !. e.. Darling Arson Fisk. J. W. IIarts-
horn, Alexander Lang, Moses Hill, Nathan
Cheney.
Horijnq Orcn-Preston Nav, Eber HartS-
horn, Moses Rogers, Warren Elkins, ,joha
c. Stanley.
Steers-IIoratio NJ. Allen.J. W Hartshorl
Mica Baker, LOOMS Wells, James Cowles
BuIs-MS.C handler, Chaunccy Hi, Pliny
RosebrookS, Moody Rich.
Cows-Moses HILL, j. p. Dcnison, Ralph
Wright, Ashley Appleton, Alexander Lang
Nathan Pike, Frederick Smith,
He.ters-Jonathan Benjamin, Roswell Bow
ker, VIM. Buck, Geo A. Appleton.
Sheep-John Dewey, Alden Park or; James
s. Ball. Daniel Keith Atram W Rice.
Swine-John Clark, Alexander Wilson,
F. Towns, Henry Hsrtshorn.
Hor<eS-Daniel IIhbarl. F. g. Smith
James Morse, Joseph T. IIolton, Lyman Bel,
d. c. Kimball, Ralph Lee, VIM. d. Rose
brooks, of Bri'on, Hiram Cooper.
E.-.e- cn' TItest Srerre- CLARK. : II
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lDiCsi'> SAFES AGAIN -iILDER y
= Pate.k Saiamandet. ri 4 ,.nh's Impronc1nenL
CHARLEsToN. \. c Nov 2a, 1852

=. ISlI.
Hcssrs SiearaS g. M,trUoa. Successors 10 Rnh 6 TO.
Ge'ticmen:-Un the nehr 'fthc lrh my entire
,oek. Insisting oils candies. white ead rubber
l'rings aud pncknG, very great qnhtltl of ohri
aer'hHnise, was consumed by FIRE. ! our 4uf, contain
nv boukr. in the hottest fnf fire, nnd
ry thing in il saved in tho pc,fcct condition
hi', used the GU, for dark and the box oi
nntchrS used to light ia custom. put iBu
he sale. for consider them lnn things to lcutr
bout. The mhichcs aud the books where all of nv
sholc stock thai hnd mol the nnrk The fire upon them
Unfortunately iormc, You have here hud prn. "l the
:oadnes Of your SaIan ht to the perfect i-aron
'tevcry one who Witnessed the destruction o my
Yours vrry respectfully,
LEWIS NJ HATCH
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Gbc Ia IL uiroininn
.IaG.NiA .E.Is..AaI.<.
FIIDAY March 25.
House.

House.
message y aS received from ia. Sen IT,
h oneh NJ. BAL iNln. l. forming the II aos ~
'hr pm sage al bill Auihnrisrg u loan v rh
State In the jane Riv. an Kaoawha Com
pany. 10 complete th,.ti1c " at,r connection
sen III b,ll. Which Was 4 -uts,,u,e .,r a
II 'use ldl, altbo in, an increase uf ,h, capt
tai stock f t., R.an a Na,igarioa Conp.,v
on the j"aut Stock prin.ial.. "as t,k, n up a.,
tn hrs order Of th' day. on i ua.-a&e, ant
'as II cted -ly"s T. noes 81 o. ....,.iuo
The sot'' "' :. ecr'on c"nsi,l, d. ID e
bll asa'n laid II e 'si,ir. i j IN rde the ord
Of T.. day TT S,ru d,y
TIE i"llow,ng ills ere passed:
A hill 10 pay To tie wif. of q. orge c..
P'1ce the amount ,ln.. hin as n memi"r oi the
pr.senr H"nse ot ID leea'cs from the count,
of II ID (Mr p. being Iunaric in the S,aun
to-. II .1pii u
A hill anthori~ng tie council of 'he City -
All xanI,ia In subscribe, III ih.l c"rpnrare e.,
pacny to The stock OF the Manass.s G. p Rail
road
A bill autharsiug lle Second Auditor Ia pa,
10 ,ohn Nj Trey lillian as Snperinr, de.t "f
Schools in GoocIland county, five GEMS pr
day for "a, h ndig-nt chill sent to scho' ia
that county in 'hr years 1852;
A S, ir,e Till, pr"v,dng for The collection of
Tolls on The Rockn ham Turnpike and
A bill Incorporating the Monr6eld Hotel
Company.
An .rI.r of ;hr dav. hill prov iding f. r
Commissioners OF thu. Sinking Fn &c ~,s
rak'.n rp, an nude the order oi the ia, for
Saru day.
A hl imposing taxes for the support Of gov
ernncnt was under consideration ard Discus
slon t"r two hours; and before any final action
thereof,
The House adjourned.
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L. $. SENArE-~pECIAL SESSION.

u. -. - y "A E->pE SESSlON.
VA mINGToN March "a, 1873 The le.o
lotlon autooli Ing The Commute on | d,n
Hairs to detail one member If the committee
10 lake testimony and inye,tiaate the cl NJ. e.
against G vernon X ,rn,e,. lnt,. Sup, rntnndrni
OF ii n Affairs IN Minnesota. vas ken up.
de ate ensutd as Irg ,rds the power oi
n S.natr 10 appoint such .ofu" toe. and
TO CHI, rI.. expedrncr Of dong So rhr
mater was Tina |. poApoA d, aud he S.nite
went in'n Executive session to cn firm np
poin m nts.
The Senate, Yesterday. debated a res | t,n
t. alloA the Sap rinlendent Of The Public
Prutln! and hist otl ks and me sen er~ ex
ir, compensation and pass d II uiih prnvi
30, h "h,rrafi"r no al vance nt aty sum.
beyonh the re ul.r comp, r, alton. shall br
II ade 10 any officer If the Senate" II Was
stated III the course of the discu-si IN, that up
wards OF $50 600 were voted for rxt,a CON
pensa ION tn tie employers If thai hody.at the
close of the last Co. gr,.s, i"rthe short les. .ion
ute, Executive s. II, the Senate AL lburn
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Grrai .Sto,m ot Mc .S0nN

Cu>RLEsT N March % l-The storm af
al Tn"rsd, y vas very i,a-fr"us rhf,'ngIr"u
h. South Th. rna Is u.ae rrn,i. red npo.
le -'rij - Nv pt nNa and planiat' Qua
| aci, IN Allrem, ard G argia. Tp- Tai
,,,,>a tod Alabama Rl,.rs ro-c hi e. than
we b f,re kiown. Flaming in thu Inw
api~ aud river bottoms h been greatly re-
T ed AT C.llmhu4 Georgia. = um $
Eash Factory wa- carried away and por
Ii n OF the canal wall recently bulr Was throw n
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7He Ga. dlHpr TI0I.

ne IH NINf/ IINW.
The t"Siinon, oflf N Georg" Evans. on
NurSddy l. this case show ed i',ai the com
m ssloi'r- Who u, c,drd upon ii, had in,cs,i.
gtr'd 'hr claim very thorough and y e of
The oiln Oh ilai It "as very strongly pra.en.
The rol'.~ 1T The Boaid We're ali conf,r.na o.
me "a ar WAS unsa'I factory 10 Gardinrr :
council, - hn tlnugni nloe ona ht 10 hss. ireu
awurdd and III, Y de,lrrd tl'ai th" ca. light
D." r'-"pene,i 20 hear dfguu, nj "a 10 the .
mount TIE Bndl Ii<eu - c,n,idrr. d he
r,id rx-parte AID ie-i"''d better. They
-ug. r>t' d to Grneral T,yl the propfi,is "f
:. ndlng 50 ,e one TO McNicn anI sunino"ug
~itn' ss : 20 fst the validity Of vatinr!s claims
Pr, sid. nj Tas Ior recommended tns To
Congress; bat The u: Il uot'ce akrn Of i was
an atla' k by ne."sps' or IN Washington
chargi, g the General with 3, eklng 10 gel II
pace for some friend.
Capt Barry was e cri'rd AID cross exam
ined. Cap w w Hunter. l.. Na,,. y as
~ orn and les flied that he Wis ted L,qtiniIas
in search al Gaid ner's mine. bu' found none.
Before his exami, ion was Concluded, the
court AL djo"rned I'll to-day.
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Nrw OaLrAns. March 2n-We learn by
n arrival from Vera Cru, thar thu NJ aSicsll
IN .u,ssinil"rs III "lIi ~ solicit the return oi
.en.S ,nt, Apna.r ,rne t. V ra Cruz on the
i,h int Tiny r'Init thai Grn : ma Anna
Alil accept The pr s,lrnc.. oi Tie Republic =
lie 10 eafhet % ancr again G.u AIS aud
hariors a stt"u- h ,srlliI, IL hr United States.
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RonNEY. Miaa.. Dec. 7. 1852

RoDNEY, Miss. Dec. 7. 1859.
'sdac B,rge, Esq, .Ncm Orto"s
Dedr *u,-We send you enc uf Rich & Co.'S Snf,'s,
rled in the fire in the 22d August. THIS
'ate stood extrcmc hca m nrgr frame hnilding. IN
which il was used surrounded ly quantity ot bueging
l,nr, rope whskry, and many "ther c"mhustihic nri
les II will show for, II the heat il SUSTAINED. Thu
.nprr. therein snlcd. We therefore d'
eretv certify that this O the best Safes we ht
ren All 'tther SUITES, except tins make. proved =
, now be proven on the ruins.
Yours resp "tiuliy
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Later from Harono.-Wr. Kng.- D,stur
bnn,cs nj ~ .Jag0 3r.

ban'cs ot ~ Jogo 3r.
Cu,RLEsTpN. March 25. the Steamer I~a
h,l his ,,rived wnh Ha. ana daleo t. tn 23d
inst. No i.npro> ement had taken place IN MIR.
Kings health Serious dis'urbar crs had oc-
CURED among tn" troops station, AT st. Jaso
del Gu a. Some soldiers were ordered pnn
lshment for misdemcanor hnt the corpoI -
po.i,l,cI. refused to inhict il. The corporals
" ere put underarrest, but immediately 'esc''' d
by the soldiers. Fifteen of the Litter we'e
hen rested and st ntenct'd To death The re-
IN ,ind, of tie sohiiers ,hreate ed ,evot.
rumnr that the c'ipp' ship Lad. Suffolk
had Io,d> a cargo "i 81 ,vcs on Nh island. " as
believed Ia he untrue.
The British STEAMER De, ast tion arrived a.
Havan, on tn. 2lst.
The political prisoners had uo, be, n srnt'nc
ed.
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D.trat ofMe Liquor Lar IN Wiseonsn-
MILWAUKEE. March 81 The Name Liquor
Iaw was d, fe4teI in The Legislature today D.,
Que u.ajorny.
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WOR1IlINGTON & 90

Merchant. and olh'r Interested in the preservation u"
'ks aud pnpers rm fire. respectful, requested IL
al nj the of the nnder~g gned aud rrrIl.e "a
mr ot certificates -imar 10 TIA" nbosc iXteline
perind Of tn wears. M h,'ok rnper. dnrunen o
nydI-criptin has ever been injured 10y fire in any u
Ia Sc Safes.
An assortment If these SnE'-, will AID wirhou Yale.
''ow Ter Prooi Lnrk-. and J"dc, Po~drr Prool L,"ks
sale nj th" Depot, l46 Water Street. and the Fac
ory, eroi Av"nne and ST. Mark facr, n v
imk. STEARNS & MARVIN.
Successors Rich x Co. III Nntrr Street. Ne.
York, the only makers ot = ,umihdrs Safe, the Il
tsi States. combining " ldcr's and Rich'. Patents
SrER>s MARvtS SaIannnlcr Safe Manufactu"cl., =,
purchased nt IT, Z. ! mes the patent reti for his
PoNi'r roof iaik i.,ek. monty rullcd ile WORLD
FIR Lock. beiiud which Dne Thousand Dollars WI.
flaced ia Safe III, tir in London during period
rtartyhve daN~, be the property If any o the vsI
Tors who could open the Lock. flr. attempt open
"a made daily hy mldr, d. without success.
Bankers, j. wcler- and Merchants be supplied
with these Locks by The sole lr. p,e,..rs.
SrEAkN> MARVIN
T.. SIX r3m. 4b VI ~ SfI.sl Nnv torl
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NEW FOUNDRY

NEW FOUNDRY. .--ifr subscriber, TAX,
. Iravr II pt"rm tnr rit z'i- ii Ly ,chhurs. and
.niIs. thai they hive lensed ih establishment fh,
t,n.t tn"wnas Warwicks Mil AID foundry Tor the pu,
- nf carrying e,n foundry business. and tn
tanuctnre ri agricultural tpol-, tabHccu pfas-.s of s
.ind-, and ixiurs.
"" are prpared furnish all kind. of plo~- aud
Ia" casihge. ns"d ia tbs country Also mill gearing
al tir'-hint na hines n,n of the bc>t fnate in and
T. iltc mn-t snhsnniial u.hn,"r.
W" hav" ratrrn- of the Livingston, Peck Hill. En-
L. New York, Premium. sses lill side (fpi nnd
ihnr,r, superior Iaerps) aud ub--"iI plnw-. A ~
uluvntnr. rad sriarers. md the creinard Hay,
Sitw and cnru stalk euur- IN this county. Wih from
10 10 ahiVcs.
All Orders for Of thu above mentinnca nplrmcnt-
chine- vii be promptly attended 10 Graln anb
,un,ty produce tnken in q eNchnn
Corn. aud Cor" meal inrnS,d ~ usual nj the mill.
WHIrfEMORE, McNAMEE X co.
II NHITTt anRE.
JAMES McNAatE
{ A NHlTTLM MORO.
~ d,
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NUMBER 199
- = =
RICHMOND.
uAaDwAnE,-.sPRING Imporsa-

L iloN. t5a3-P T. MOORE K Co, Impovteys
aAd d,1,tersD Foreasm ana D1mean HordDoye, No. ~
usia Sfreet, Richmond Ia #4
HIVE received by arrivals rum Europe, largo
md well .ecced sfack of u RNINGrAM aud SfiEf-
FIELD HARDWARE, and from the manufactures IN
his r,utry, complete assortment Of American sds.
"heir .lc il large NJ, well assorted ssting in part
Rndgtr-a Wn4icnbom'- fine Pocket Cutlery
Pen nnd Ppskei Knives. vnrinu- mnk - and -tyles
Made al Bnree,. -uI.riar Razurs ,ei--"f- shear
Buck Bnnc Eboly ami Ivory handled knve. x Forks
Single md dubc barrel Shot Guns sery superior
p-tos. Rar-, Rifle Burrel- and M"u' fnss
rraee Haltrr Lug. Fifth md Well Chains
C"in4 Simmous' aud Virginia Axrs
Aine.'. aud Ruwland's Spades and Shovels
Mill Pin. Crn-r Cut Hand and Teunon saws
Anvil-. Vices n.d Smith Bellows, all sizes
tiras-. Grain, aud Brar SC, thes
Ca-tinRs. Hurs, Shnrs aud Horse Shoe Nnils ,..
Bli4icr. Shear anl Gust Strel
u ling and Wedding iio.a a large variety
Bridlrs. horse Collars. Blind Bri,ilea and Hames
Locks md Buit Hinges, oi evrry descuption
Platform nnd Counter Scales, Patent Balancrs
| 1h'i, good. having been purchased exclusively for
cosh and se'rei.'d with the they are pre-
| pare offer goods favourable they cnn
be- purchased iuuty Of the Northern eies Merchants
whiting Ri hmond are respectfully solicited t examine
their -lork. W mE p
| Feb. i-.rtI 1tpnl.
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" h LnAOkkkIE.--2i rases h,e i.icoI,e
Pa.ie. Il pait V the lot very iavorie brand--iu.i
received and for saleby LEE & JOHNSON.
feb 5ts
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'DMUND, DAVENPORT CO.,
ILRiCiiMOND offer tor sale IN 'oat,at
wholo-al.'-
iOD Sacks Liver fine Salt Marshall and o,hu, aas
100 do Ground Alum do
800 tons Richmond giound Plaster
300 tons best Pcrayian Guano dai, expected
500 hl-. Roscndulc Cement
500 bushels prime Cloverseet
80 blls. Bone Dust
l25 hhdr. Bacon sidc,.
l27 tierccs Snaur House Moarscs
300 boxes Archer 4 Cos. No | axes.
30O tirrce- London Porte,
80 enars Cioss II Blacknpsl Londen Mustard
% do do Nalnu, and Mushroom Catchup
% Hampers English Chues. (GloucestrrI
75boxes Maecaroni
| 30 Bngs Sicily Almonds
| 300 bngs Brnzle Sugar
| 400 bugs Cosn Rcn Coffee
iennessey, Godard, Guard and Saaaraz Brandy, Held
.ica and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, haderia, and
| rou Ninc &C. &c.
Mnnv of the above of own importation, and
profess sell rs low asfhcJ be had IN this
Try quantity nnd quality considered. Teas, good
ran be had in the country ndnpted tho
rnde II Virginia
lec 9O.ant. EDMUND DAVENPORT 4 co
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LEVI ELDRIDGE. Gsr'L A. =.
4 vOM.N.. .LA,s AND fICl Uh 8

Il SOhANs - LASS AMI fkCk u u q
IL FRAME NANUFACTOkY-The Undersigned
manufacture md rr for saIe the following articles az
Northern prices: elA -Hsa9
Portrait Fn'm,s. richly ornwmentn add plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dagueneoiype Frames, II large beautiful assortmepr
goods
Looking Glass Plates of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French first quality from 50x36 inch
- down .5ss .f -
Plate Glass, for and dwellings furnished ord.-
Composition Rosettes, of all Sizes for Builders interior
work rf ts =He& 8 af 80
Afso--Old Work re-gt aud jobbng in eli the above
bran shes
Ficture Gass cut co any patterB-and laTge s'A0 -
French Mirrors furnished TO order
Country orders by mail will receive Pr,np. at'en
lion. FRAkCk Il CLOsbh,
1913 Main street between 9Th and lothsf hehm"nd %
Vn. Ip'e S---ts a.fs
SAsLaT.oHs a.o !, v.,.b.p. Salt, w di.cs.rsi.s
5 QUO Sasks per ship Howard from Liverpool, ,dai.
ly ext.cied and for sale by is 44.sNs1s
; EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co. si Iri
Richmond March25--ts a.,is.5sf
GAIT, 2aO sacks salt received and for sale 10y
- Doc IL BF SACkETT
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nR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College ot Surgeons London
Graduate from ufthe most temnent Colleges ut t
United Suites and the greater part Of whose te has
been spent nthe Hospitals of London, Paris, Philaiel-
pha and elsewhere, has effected come o the most AS
unsling cure. that ever known Many troube"
with ringing IN the ears and head when asleep great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
cashlunes., with frequent blusfng, attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind, cured immrdi