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M q OOlO S,
PAY YOIIR BILLS.

A LII persons indebted TO the SnhscIlb by
II Note or Book account are requested 10
,nare. immediate payment to the same Ii is
noped that I shall be to no further trouble
nut TO receive the Cash.
A. G. BRADFORD. Cheap Store.
VolcottviIip Dec. 80 1881.
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NiaeteentA AnnuaI Report
OF THE aa.
LITCHFIELD
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

JULY 9TH, 1852.
Whole amount of Cash premiums
received, l9.30I,s2
Interest received on Loans, ,432.7S
Whole amount of losses aud expen-
SEES oi the Company, 17.l90,S0
Cash Balance now on hand, 3,543,S0
Increase Of cash on hand over last
year, 1,4l6,3q
Present Capital or Fund Of the
Company 4. .44a J 2o,l2O.36
This company has now been in sue.
cessful operation ninetcen years. during
the whole OF which time IT HAS NEV-
Err MADE AN ASSESSMENT UPON
THE MEMBERS of the company. and
has at this time Cash Fund Of $3.-
543,S0, safely invested and drawing
interest, the amount Of interest received
up to the present time. being more than
$l.4OO. 49,. ,..
The directors of this company are
confident that the plan OF Insurance
adopted by them will meet with hear,
ty response from all intelligent friends
Of the principle of Mutual Insurance.
| This company insure only in this
State. and take no risks on Nils. Goods
in Stores, Shops. &C., or in exposed
Village or City property, but coetine
then business entirely to farm, property
and isolated buildings. and their contents
--of which not more than $4,000 will
he insured in one risk.
| This company will adjust all claims
with promptness and libe'ali,y. and il Al
amy time difference should arise he
tween the parties. all such difference
will be adjusted by indifferent persons il"
the County. each party selecting one,
and 10 case. they do not agree, a third
person shall,be chosen. and the award Oh
all. or any two Of them. shall be final
and conclusive.
Officers o. the Com pSsssN.
J. G. KECKWITH. President,
OLlYER GOODWIN. TreGsu,O, !
JASON WHIPPING. Secretary.
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~ " 49, CO q

~ " %N - e q
A LII persons indebted to me by Book
n or Note are hereby notified that pay
ment must be made, on or before the 18th
of January next. My business engages
men,s are such that shall he compelled
to enforce a strict compliance with this
invitation. "A word to the wise is sufa>
cient.' HENRY B.-GRAvEs'
I.itchAeld. De 81 1852.
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HISTORICAL WORKS /,
aARCnoFry HISTORY o. 9. Sfh vol, Just co.
iHLDRErH's HISTORY o. .SvO6
WILSON'S HISTORY
sREscoFFs CONQUEST or MExIcos SNsA
PERU,9
FERDINAND AND IsABEL1-As IVA
muaaE,s mBToRY or ENGLAND vOlA.
iaAcAUI.AY8 8 -
cIpBoNs DECLINE AND FALL or ROMA OeSA.
COLLINS ANCIENT HISTORY.
cRoTEs HISTORY or GREECE, 10 vOls.
rRfUkEvAL'Lss HIsToRY OF GREECE ven
AI1soDr6 HISTORY OF EUROPE vols.
sTONE's LIFE OF BRAHgT, ? vOlh.
SToNEs LIFE AND TIMES OF RED JACKET.
a.ARK,s HISTORY OF oNoNDAGA.
sURNErs NOTES On 4aE NoRTHWEsT TERRITORY
CATIONS FALL OF POLAND.
ssCHOoLCRAFT's NOTES ON THE RooUoG@.
ION .RAUCH's HISTORY OF GERMANY.
SEALS HISTORY OF THE PURTTANs.
WAUBICNEs HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION.
oRsTER's STATESMEN OF THE COMMONWEALTH
NooRE's GOVERNORS OF PLYMoUH AND MAssA
CHUSETTS BAY.
AAUNDERs TREASURY OF HISTORY, 60. &A
geB SALE NJ ,
RBOCKETF B HUTCHlNSON.
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. . LINsEED OIL.

] ~ AA1NOHOO OIAs ~ N ~.
nnn Gallons prime article pur>
lOVO chased when the article was
low aud will be sold wholesale or retail as
law as the lowest New York prices. Also
1000 pounds best quality Of pure white Lead,
for sale low by y Y L. HURLBUT
Winchester Centre, October lGS2.
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LitchAeld Dec. 23th 1852.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
VTVHE House and Lot, the residence OF
the late Rev. Isaac Jones. Those
knowing the place, will need no description,
others will see it, before buying Il is
pleasantly located TO- South Street, in the
village Of Litchfeld. and one Of the most
desirable placesin the village. For terms
&C., apply 10 the subscrihsr, Possession
can be had Immediately.
A. s. LEWIS, Guardian.
Iiteh0 eld Nov. 1862.
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FALL HATS.
EOR sale by the subscriber at the Tailor
IL ing Establishment. Of James Trowbridge
in West Street All assortment Of Silk Hats u
the fall fashions.
HIRAM JACKSON.
LitchReld. October II, 2s52
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WANTED.

r IMMEDIATE LY3 or 4 Tailoresses t.
l. work on pants aud vests. Cnnslan, em~
plcyment and gned wages will he given ia
good hands. None al her need spply. Good
boarding places will I've furnished. 81
BENEDICT & STOVlLL CO. i
Water hurry. October 10 1852. Nv
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Geese Feathers

m HE subscribers have made arrange
men;s to keep constant supply of a
first rate article of GEESE FEATH>
FRS-selected and packed with great
care by ourselves, in packages OF from
20 to SO lbs; and will furnish al all times
any quantity from 20to 1000 lbs. ofa quail
ily they will warrant as good as the best
at as low prices as can be purchased OF
equalquality in the State.
s. 4 l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1853. ...
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a q ~ " " O

"A a. "a ~ " O
THE undersigned takes this method of re-
! turning his sincere thanks TO his friends
and the public generally for the very liheral
patronage he has received at their hands,
He would also remind them that pictures are
taken, daily, ct his Gallery: which are much
admired, and pronounced by good judges to
be superior 70 those taken at any other Estab-
lishment Remember the light is always best
for taking Daguerrsotyrss in the early part
of the day.
Tifchheld Dec oath 1884,
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Bounty Lands,
SOLDIERS OF 1912.

EiE m;mbers Of Capt. Waugh's Company
nthe way Of 1919, are each entitled 20
y re: o. Bounty Land. lam now receiving
ms Ior those Of this Company who have
'ra y me, notwithstanding the opinions
h. .i,f Capt. Waugh's Company. and ais q q,
:. Charles Buel's Company, sndam there.
II prepared to complete the applica,ior 81
49,, iembef ofeither of these Companies. OF
|; n vid0w Of any member on mement's No
tssr ny calling on me at my Office.
HENRY B GRAVES.
Li!shasld. 9Th. laSF, +
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Directors,

..gs Directors.
Oliver. TvN t g BA v D G. sANFoRh
seth p. HEIRS. ROBBINS BATrELL
STEPHEN TROW "a
SHELDON OSBORN .of AaIwInt"n,
WsaeFGl AEsn6
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$5O. 900. per month.

o. II further reference is required. we can
on application. refer, 10 the principal Mer-
chants, Bankers and Insurers in New YorR
ard Brooklyn.
Address all communications to
BARNARD & PARSONS.
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
10 Wall street, New York.
=" &C. '.. 3m.
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. DIR. M. WOODWORTH's
-. - COMPOI1NR OF - -
COMPOUND OF

This Medicine vegetable ten ingredients the roots Of witch
month shoots
robbed them the least Of their strength So admirably il adapted to
diseases the blood thai that rendered oatsom their
Scroa Rheumatism been
perfect failed do
propheed that death could relieve their suffer
ng Read the certificates which not from that have
written handb which the hands Of the
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ID
MORE WONDERFUL CURES:
az - BirmiHghGM. Oct. 10. 1851.
Dr.. NJ. WOodworth.-Dear Sir-l feel u due
to you that publicly express my gratitude for,
the great relief which my, wife has expe-
wife has been sick for two years with
pulmonary difficulty. which has increased for
the past year, SO that she was unable 70 be
Is greatly improved, and n .his has been done
y YOU; u Sv own family Which Ewes ne ali
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of wonders it has sue. written IN hand
agents. ys4t E-E--E
4, { :, 81 - 3 Birm.WA Aaaa. July 81. 1851.
most eheerfally. kea testimony that my
s Eiousy affected with ~ scrofula. so that she
} could scarcely breathe with no appetite. and
} general debility-ths he t00k only part
} Of botile Of DR.. W. ~ worth = sarsaparilla.
consider the Doctors medicine very valuable
( article. Mrs. JOHN GRIFTTTH.
!. A MAN 70 YEARS OF AGE.
|, Monroe, dag. 9, 1851.
, , I hereLy certify that have been afiiicted
with HheuS-aism for eight months SO So
verely. that could neither turn myself In
given ~, the idea Of ever being helped, but
Z strange as II may seem. by taking one bottle
I Of ID: Woodworth's Syrup. | have been
helped unaccountably so that ann abs to
shis medicine, and would recommend It 70 ali.
{ wss informed Of its great cures by MIR. Edwin
johnson, whose child had also been cured BY
( had fai:ed tn do the least good.
: BSraAW. Menros JAMEs DREW.
HantinQtem, flag. o. 1851.
, ( IN. NJ Woodwork sir- take great
pleasure In saying. that after taking nearly
I two bottles Of your Syrup. ! am completely,
I 7 relieved Of n distressing affection which al
2 mast entirely deprived me Of strength. and
Z which but year or more since resulted in q
severe ~ Of sick.,ess. { took the syrup In
Z May lass, and have waited 20 see IL the relief
Z would prove permanent am satsfied Of It's
eiacaey. and would say that u those afflicted
with BlliOusness would save time, and avoid
( mHeh ss9eriag. let them take bottle Of LII.
u. WOOdw0Eshs SaFsapaTilla IN season.
Very respectfully yours.
.....8 A. N. RERgDIcT,
Pastor Of the White Hall Baptist Church.
Manufactured in Birmingham B
orders must
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-07
THE FOURTH IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The Fourth passed of in this
city without any very serious occurrence There was
very hne military parade in the ornng with music at
Intervals during the day and evening. in Independence
Franklin and Washington Squares where immense multi.
ndes assembled AT o'clock the friends Of the Pro.
hibitory Liquor Law held a meeting in Independence
square Al o'clock, the democrats had fine dinner at
Third street Hail. and at O'clock the State Society Of
the Cincinnati dined at the American Hotel There was
large number Of excursions by sea and land which took
on thousands from the city and night there were beau
fa displays Of fireworks from several points in the city
and districts During the day two rival clubs came into
collision ir Shipper street, and IRE freely ued
Several spectators well Of the participants
we're wounded, among them female very severely Two
or three hremeus riots also occurred but they were
promptly suppressed.
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". r. n. DickiSs0S nRorirrR A.,,.
WITT az tx x,sn AND AGRICULTURAL. coM,su
namely osfs SS fs
sa.n Manures adopted IN H or ss 81
,ns the barren .oi It's nr and fsrl
Magic s Iss yssr. since when psesssass
ora 90 ro,s,sor q La. Of London stand. mo-. % ss
graduating him. vii. .sSs had The homer ..
.ssni conadsnce 70 tate hs, ~ hs S sr vii, him. ys.
Iose@ % !, i hs u. being s
Is,"s 1Hs viii my , p!;@s ,ssve nom New
S ssshe, with host o. The Sshest ssssoais
twelve month. sh S consumers Of for the
nom mar ,:T ,,,s Nth many kIud letter.
,e .ssP,ea Of The e Ss. orr Sns rs'
.s parties we're dubious Of buying more than SOM % ~
proud in m.tns their saSnns 10 Tcx and
mi. mraeuoas pTrs We e.Srs prOued app-
ent to the i 1poanse o. this eoa.t
~ that no plant viii denad Of n, ps
the SOIL and taken By the plants solution M sr 1
fertility naturally be he i.se s,srnsd dnossion
suna Or crushed bones the Known y, %
v,l presume to point advantage
TO be deeopo.ed before be am have a's
te and sSpaioa isns tim Prom sri
sqsae. Of Lime VIII haS & sss,
te en- aeeoun, Of ts being q oia,on o. such
derive Their strength and growth soil IN no snea
as ehsmesly par nj saper Phosphate Of Lime
pha. Nth the edition Of GuanO other aSes
necessary furnish that which il 0sr con, ss,sn.
oy previous growth quite eIec.v. AZ ne oeoea OF
To be obtaided in bag c barrels OF ~ any 0'her.
T. B. DE BURG, Agricultural Ch.n;.,
here areh,ss-. ,-., 81 Williamsburg,
genuine article styled A No. "@iranted pure and
srss i h. osng praeiised henceforward all mach
Amred are IN. n,m.. Of ~. ...,, @ n. De BURG.
au aiming as Analytical Chemist have -, 49,
'~-s"'"' -P'nh' yts u. Chiffon kso M N 1850
Ih0S L. ESQ, NJ D.
WILLIAM W ELLETr go NJ m
ISAIAH DECK, l. H. D. -
q NJ, ..........- yoHN H. CURkis, ESQ, NJ ID
pressure OF visiting virginia Of nv
oe most happy to receive inpart Srb % ne sha
nsy DC required OF him relative this 49,. As
on Win nun fn supply OF PImIIlets with fu $500
raj community. ~ 'N'1i 10 the dgrcultn
Price t43 io- 2,e00 lbs frcm the Manunstorv
~ 5. McGRUDER SONS are soe AZ: e. p,,
ie2t-dAcim S ''sen" ior hchmond, Va.
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

Nrw YORK, July s.-Sales Of 10000 bbs Flour
Southern $500 a6.ls.
Sales of $4,000 bushels White Wheat at sI.2s Corn
dun-p,ices unchanged.
BALrNoRK, July 6.-Saes Of 700 bbis -four to-day ut
s4.75. No changei In Wheat or Corn.
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T1ND s,v,...n ~.

- sss.ssssss-wnls> ssid sss pss .i..' ~, -
a., o . rssnP.hsl a. s rn6ssSsv ~. ~
ei.Afed aud the balance fsrsss AMI = ,--.. -,
). .es s r,, land = ven - m .oe vss cleared .ss N,
sh "a much woods b assr,es A, -.
eeay The balance. 70 nj. ira, - 80 -
ehssers '' e-s" sf"nS ndaes,<nts -
cash; Balance six and twelve ...,,s -
PrrIi,x q DAVIS. Aue,.,.,,. JOHN I. TIM
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MURDER

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-A small boy named J.mss
Fife living at Beverly, n. j. few miles above this ci,y
was shot yesterday by young belonging to roudv
gang here, and died this morning.
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HEAVY ROBBERY

PORTLAND July 6.-During the exhibition Of fireworks
last night Gushing Hobb jewelry store robbed Of
all its contents valued at $4,000.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
WASHINGrON ArrAIps

WAsHisoros July 9Th. The President having accent
the invitation 70 attend the opening Of the New York
crystal Palace Exhibition, will leave here on MONDAY
next.
Senior Larrainzr will tomorrow take leave of the
lean Minister.
The Evening Star" says the steamers Princeton and
Fulton, and soopofw.r Decatur were to-day ordered TO
portsmouth, Hampshire to await orders to sail for the
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LATER FROM AIRY c.vrs


NEw YoRx, July 5.-Advices from Aux Caves 10 luna
18th, represent the season very sickly Coffee was
scarce and the crops nearly exhausted Logwood bad
sdvanced so per cent American provisions plenty
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ARRIVAL OF rHE AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Later ffsn Esrsps.
HAlirAz, July e-Ths ssamer America has arrived
With Lv~poo daes to the ss.h ult The Arab. arrived
out on Saturday,
LIVERPOOL MARKET, June Is.
FLouE-Smah business doing With decline Of Cd
Western and Canal ID quoted At a4s. Cd.
coRS-Yelow s0a; White 2ss. Cd
WnEAr-whiie 6s. 3d. 70 "a. Cd. Red Cd. Sd. 10
%. Sd.
CossoLs. ex-dividend, are quoted q % rs.
TURKEY-Eas finally refused the ul,imstum Of Rvs
ala The Russians have yet crossed the Danube and
IL believed no viii ensue.
CLIMATIC accounts from China are very ueaers-
The Americans helping the Emperor while the British
are neutral
CONVICTION OF KISSANE.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Kissane has been convicted OF
forgery to-day.
Bosros, July s.-The Bark springbox arrived to-day
IRON Cape Horn, with dates 70 May le. The Conrti
tuition, granting equal rights all classes and eolo has
been promulgated. The Bark Ceiling and . steamer
from Melbourne put In there with 10000 ounce. in gold
on board The steamer Powhaian sailed April 29th for
Naurities
SAILING OF STEAMERS.
Nrw YonK, July e.-Ths steamers Georgia and North
srn Light % He'd yesterday.
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u. TAYLOR /. ss..s..uy 70.

| unraSos- NJ rAxro. . 1880.
1 III ~-s~l-~ 49,. - -. eonstAeU ~
"xBVropuisr nssss, SUM. ss PIE hAnos no. n>
" 1hss. nstruu esf. 80 Ia. .-.< <,,x NJ
f>ts> at the Hsrts Fs" London ISL .sY ths. 49,
Aby received The ara ASrn usfIss Issr. n
Iney eoieone All the modern N<ks
tor s1sfse q which ou.gtv nm ~
r. hi T.xias No.. -, 100 ansfs are seldom found
II year., 10 M. sn,,rr IN WIS ey of The last
SE- Old Pianos m =. :, ~. ~ Nsefoos eos'"nera
Plano Stools and Nu.ls "A. 49,, 81, 49,. .
| state) ~ --' 'e'' s'Aee"on IN hs
yIoip and oal,.x s,xt,.- +. -. .,...
" a. Low prices. r. H. TlYLoR S
~ 100 Main street, Opposite Banks.
LANES 4 HEATH
a COlKLSSTtyEP IN cUs rcrpv
fIrruIi t.,u,t aisx ~ M. -.
Ami GO. WV t"e'en" ~ 'ne Virginia House.
ri Asit5, Yf.Ks. A m. A.s-r.,,.. 80 :, :. !.
- rARY PUBLIC praets. ia The Court. o. GO 10
.he eo.nss o. oooehand Chesterfield lie Vii
and ~ ,y nv, anss % no.iy as prescribed By
~ Orcs In az La,e Bsiissae g,.I,a. y ela@s
- -, - - -..a-e-U
SsI s.. ON s.nt =, ~, sShs.-Ihe s1b.eIt -V
sbment on I<nh. "a w. h.tao- ~
", Usth and izth strsei,J near he canmhi.r 21
Hotel, Gnarfo
Of M. own male ~ a. 80
An on rheb rI ~ - sne Us.
the Kind be In the city Richmond; and -
those In want Of tieie line Ar
% m 70 TO order and sell at the lowest possbie
.rs-as-x,. '''Ns-'"""an'eu-
-~.-N.- hcAyAH MANGUh.
NOtNIAh OH VIRGINIA. LIME.-we the sole Agents
" Of this superior and highly approved Lime and hsve nov
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THE FIRE AT OSwEGO.


Nrw YoRx. July Q, sP M.-The FIRE which occurred
at Oswego lass night very destructive Two hundred
buildings consumed which covered u space Of A
scres All that part Of the bounded by River Bridge
Sixth street and Fort Grounds we're destroyed Los.
million half
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Marine MTELLlGENtR.

ARRIVED,
sehr Louisiana, Stephens, from Hampton Roads, salt
70 Shaer Kohler Co. ~
sehr. Charger, LaLemsn, from New York, hey toJ W.
Wright
schr. Lady OF the Lake. Keel, from swynards lumber
Schr Juliet, Baker from Boston, mdse 70 D. Currie.
70 SAILED,
for Maine. a1s 'T7l y
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Hp M RRWAnD.-The above reward win Be paid for
30 EOV Tire apprehension q Nero Thcnas, who
calls himself Tom Pare. Ton % abcu rs ago
va seen IN Richmond last Summer II IL
IN ne neheorhood Of Point ssr,s ss,s
". fen W last vesk IN that neieeothcod Thomas
Sa seca. fs,e inches hsh .onehing q ginger CAKE eolor
ousny head na broad reward
Fm :. paid Delivered IN Rishmoss JAN
I,iJ-ea.Stw Guardian iss n wiin.s w.,.ss.~
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TIE FOURrU M NV Yopr


Nrv Yosx, July s-The national anniversary -.
eslsoraied here bya grand military parade In the morn.
Ing under Major General Sandforj The troops we're rc
vssed by the Mayor In the Pax In the OF IN.
Columbia Fire Company, Of Baltimore lin citixens drr,s
WIN ugus c.ps aud their escort. tho Manhattan Engine
The latter Afterwards precsejed 20 the cour, room hsr.
the Declaration OF Independence was read and an ora
ton delivered By COL Sutherland Of PENN after which
thsy Partook OF collation.. The engine of the Columb;.
sn tired IN West Broadway In the afternoon The ssts
society Oh the Cincinnati assembled at the City Hall A
Iammany Society also had grand celebration At tho O
wB.sm. Lorenzo ID. sheppard the orator, .ner
winch there was sumptuous entertainment With speech
"a toasts &c. At night there was Q magnificent dspl.v
OF IRE works In different sections Of the cty b
band OF musc each. all furnished by the corporation
rR0x AUx CAYEs-.DEATH OF Ex.JUpoEPUrNAx
The schooner Creole arrived hero Yesterday from Iu
Csyes June ~ reports very sckiy at that place Tn.
Creole lost her captain BY yellow fever few DAYS before
she LETT
Little or no coffee could be had NJ Aux Caves and h
crop was nearly exhausted Log~ood had advanced SO
per cent, commanding $40 per ton Spanish on board
American provisions were In good su ppy.
EI-Judge Putnam, Of the Supreme Court died NJ sou
sr'ii's on Saturday. He was SO years old.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
OswEoo, Tuesday, July g.
Ftshugh Lttsjohns Mills arc nov one ms.. of a.m..
viii DO impossible 70 them Amss mill and grain
elevator. o
The new schooner Arabia. lying at Fi.,hush. mill, on
The loss must be mmense-not less than e7s 900.
Owing to these mills being Of wood Il il thought the
entire Of mills and elevators on that side Of the river
will be destroyed.
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Blru Alr-. Jun, o. isss ~ 0s'' 'H ss,s

"ARM wEATHER-The wssihsr IL no0 very vsru and
w many % our citizens are Sweating In suits heavy
cnoufh winter, uhie
renee and comfortable the entire aOor
dollars 10 matter osurprss uhohavs not supplied
heselvesd do not come 70 the Clothing Eprun tis Man
and sa themselves 81 the rare advantage csd purhssrr
-le'e HENRY sHAFER
VNNhE Ftttsr % july h q hand along comes
many van. IN the vay u Hant Boots, ststonery Ac
RANDoLPHs Book Store and hndsry. Ui
Il. ~. Va GOWN Of superior quality, =, .ss "
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hsy9. 1858.

N0nCE-The eopanership heretofore existing between
- Wn IRA SMITH and j. NJ MARVIN under the ,,ye OF
e"h hAhNiN, 10 This day dissolved BY consent
ra So. MN. IRA SMITH,
N.Y. ieos j. N. MARVIN,
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NONE-HavtnE this day sold entire n
nness OF sMffH MARVIN TO wM IRA SMITH, recon-
nnd ny friends 10 continuance patronage with him
nAs-ou j. NJ. MARVIN
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VHslNA CENTRAL. HAIi.tOAD-sCAIMFR ARRISGf-
MI'NNstors to the SPRINGS comfort
S e route than ever before; the con,id
cred no other route offers Road 4. omen "a
base OF the Blue Ridge, and the laid
and
known 10 the public.
Cars ie.ye kehmond daily 6H NJ, Western ter
DAILY CONNECTION
To Roekbridge Alum Springs, fare AZ N
White sulphur passing Alum, Warm SPRINGS
Warm Springs. .............. $50 : 81
Hot Springs -''' E
..-............. 90
Culp<pper c. H....................... '''' a ~
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FITS! ffrsi ffls!!!-Psrrons Isboripg under
this maisdy viii VEGETABLE Elliptic PILLS
70 be the only remedy discovered for Fanr
N These pills possess speehe setou on the system and
although they prepared especially for
FITS they will be found Of especial benefit
aeed with weak whose system been pros
trated shattered from whatever
plants diseases % long standing upernduesd b.
uey exceedingly beneficial Price " Dor,
for IS Persons out Of the city enclosing remittance win have
The pills sent them through the mall re Of postage For b.
sETH HAHCE, los Baltimore Baltimore whom or
der, rom all parts of'hs linton mus' be addressed post paid