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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-02
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Night Thoughts upon the Grave.-No. 4.

"How peaceful and how powerful is the grave,
Which bushes all calm, unstormy wave
Which oversweeps the world"
"There the wicked cease from troubling
and the weary are at rest" There the pris-
oners rest together; they hear not the voice
of the oppressor. The small and the great
are there, and the servant is free from his
MASTER There tender infancy and trem-
bling age, the prince and the peasant, the
wise and the ignorant, the rich and the poor
lie down together. No storm disturbs their
repose no cloud darkens their horizon no
sorrow agonizes their breast; yet being
dead they speak to every age, and class, and
character among the children of men; en-
treating them to consider their latter end,
and to prepare for their departure hence.
:" The storm that sweeps the winters sky,
No more disturbs their deep repose,
Than summer evenings latest sigh
| That shuts the rose"
grave Is but the portico OF me; The
to an endless life of JOY or woe.
The graves the pulpit of departed man!
From it he speaks his text and doctrine is,
Thou too must die and come to judgment"
The body shall return unto the dust as
as it was, but the spirit unto God who gave
it, The soul shall survive the wreck and
ruin of all that is perishable in this terrestrial
world, and shall be, rich or poor, glorious
or degraded, happy or miserable forever.
"The soul immortal as its sire,
SHALL NEVER DIE"
How important then is religion, which
can enable US to look forward to the hour Of
our dissolution with calmness and forti-
tude, and to triumph over death and the
grave. How blessed the privilege Of being
permitted to look bv an eye of faith beyond
this world Of graves, and the Jordan Of
death, to the land of cloudess skies, and
eternal sun>hinc-uo that rest which rrnn;ns
for the people Of God:
. Thrones will then be toys,
) And earth and skies seem dust upon the
3 SCALE"
H. B. JAMES.
Beech Springs, Gates Co., Oct. II.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-11-02

it should be most terrible It was ,Ehc
countermanded the orders which your wife
gave relative to the bal dresses, easily fore.
seeing how I might tn uirn it to account.
Il saw you enter the conservatory on hat
night, although you knew it not, an
marked with fendish Joy the expression of
your countenance as you rushed from the
room. And when ! perused the letter
which Ifound in the. hand of your sense
less wife, on the following day, my revenge
was complete; but how soon was its sw ,et-
ness turn ed to bitterness! I shall n. yer
forget the expression of Victor's counsen-
ance upon his beholding Mary Stanhope for
the first time after that dreadful night. It
daunts me at all hours-in the darkness
and gloom Of midnight, and in the broad
glare Of MON day, AZ often do start from
my couch, dreaming that his voice is Shrek
ing those fearful words again in my ear
You have murdered her, traitoress 9soy
TAKE ney life, for 1t IS nothing aoorth.'
From that time, Victor seemed to loathe
my very presence His manner, usually
so kind and gentle, was stern, and at times
so fierce that | was terrified. His health
became Welker every day, and at length we
decided to return to Italy. But he sought
its shores only to fnl grave beneath its
fower-strewn turf Earnestly he conjured
me to seek you out and tell you all. And
he died, motioning me away from his bed.
side, and murmuring with his last breath a
prayer for your reunion. For years have
borne about heart more deeply wretched
than yom can conceive, but my life is now
almost spent. Forgive me, and pray thou
to the All-merciful for me, for dare not
enter his presence SO sin-polluted. I am
dying. 1t will be but few more days ere
the rank grass will be growing over me-
Bury me beside zag brother-and now we
go. You need stay no longer, for my tale
is ended
'Whcn [ again called, Florence de Mon
treuil was in her lonely tomb
Mrs. Stanhope wept bitterly as she heard
of the sad fate of her early friend; for
though she had poisoned SO deeply the life
blood of her happiness, she could not forget
that she had once been dear to her. 'Ven-
geance is mine, I will repay, saith the
AoAo' ool0nAy i0P0dC0u Ell A0eG CGdnuUP0'
A few moments longer they sat in the
quiet arbor, with the soft sunlight bathing
each brow, and then they sought the house.
Mr.. Stanhope had never seen his Lille
1t is her bridal day. said his wife softly,
and Harry Leslie, her betrothed, is with
her.
The two stood in the doorway moment
and then the rich, low voice of the father
said, 'Lillie, my daughter Instantly she
sprang from her seat beside Harry, and was
Thou hast thy mothers azure eyes,
murmured he, as he parted the sunny curl'
from her fair brow; the same sweet mouth
God keep thee from the bitter suffering:
that have cast so fearful a shadow over hel
happiness.
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A happy group was gathered in the par
lor of Elm Cottage, at the soft twilight
hour, to witness the nuptials of Lille Stan
hope and Harry Leslie Touchingly sweet
upon the quiet air rose the prayer of the
aged pastor, that the course Of their two
lives might be ever unrufied and undivi-
ded; then blessing them, he laid his thin,
tremulous hands upon the head of the
father and mother, earnestly calculating,
And to you, my dear children, I would
say, What God hath joined together let
NOTHING put asunder"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-08

!QSf-Oa Thursday Evening, between
~ the Richmond and Petersburg Depof. OF a,
Main 1t. . BREAST PIN, with a. OPAL STONE.
set round with diamonds.
The finder viii receive suitable reward by lsav.
ing IL ct this sfice no ST.
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uT,,xr17, pTunrp..-Horace Smith

the man noticed by Us IN our .e ns,ar the serious
ed before the Mayer yesterday, II and bridle FROM
ssss Of sssa g. the oh Of oIsSSsi
last Smith. il seemed. wen. 70 ~ NJ How brown. hired
stable and entering sa read eight ten naites 70
s r. g 81 p 70 return ii, - M
Failing TO do So sba saysrtised the thief In the
and rider. Capt n.nstss. when shortly after he re-
ss Smith haS been 'sf'Ssg a.
sss saasd n s jail IN Wiz a 's oeeS re
chester. nj ~ ,ast week to Winchester, where
started Nan sueceeded in recognizing his ho,se
the Csp,ss'bh .sy aisnosea of by Smth 70 sentie'
which hae o. ransnbay.r Oricer Tyler then took
man Of The thief aud landed him satey ID THIS
PEE lsss Saturday night, When brsasht before me
mayor, .,ss,s "a IA ur;son 10 await examination
seSore the musings Coart ca the second Meaasy III
fhis month.
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a.Ss ~ 81 meeting of The rentS Anytcsltuisi 90
sss' Wbsn individuals were suhsrsieink hoefa,y 'os
sssse nssrnane nt fund for the Society," M ,Hs -.
KsSc ef Georgetown, D. G., sfose aud stAten. tnsa
IA would pledge HE little city fof Nv
cinia and located In no State. The ANNOUNCE msn.
WA resolved with great appliance, aud sctsd e =
stimnant 10 many Others 70 come fofwatd sne NaA'
sxentfihntione.
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THE HOME PAPER-A CARD

publishing an Abolition Story in the "HoMs PA
PER" 1t Is due my friends and self to deny the
accusation. TO those who know me, tn course is
unnecessary. but as there some who nlisunder-
stand the meaning of the 'seriap alluded to, must
furnish both the story and the head to perceive its
intention From imnemorial times, burlesque inita-
cn has been fayori:e mode Of attacking folly and
error, Hudibras ridiculously paroded the eichen
airisipg is al the fearless ard rros sppro
PIRATE to such deforined production "Uucle
Toms Cabin" and therefore IL has been adopted
the best means of evincng contempt fer that fc-
ton. The story it from the pen of Firginia whose
whole ancestry have lived in the State slsve
en-, since its colonization In the next number of
The Home Paper sure the bvrlesqus will
speak for itself.
Z. A. GALLAHER, Pub!isher Of
'The Home Paper"
N. R.-The second number will be published on
THURSDAY next at O'Clock.
Gy- Office at Colin & E0wlan's, South 18th street,
NJ II 10 American Hotel. no e-Tu&F 2t
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BENNETT Il BEERS, pzusglsts
No. I2S Main stret4i. Richmond
Union STEAMSHIP COMPANY's

TNIOG STEAMSHIP CoMPAN1b
u LINE OK sTEAMERS.-F0R PIiILADEsL.
PHIA. EVERY WEDNESDAY, ia AOksnsLlJn
AND CAPE MAY-Stsamer CITY OF RlCdMOhlS
Can't MITCHELL. steamer VIRGINIA, Capt. IhAL
and steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain bArsokt,
Oue of these splendid steamers viii tesre kehmeIc
for Philadelphia, every MONDAY and Til unsDAi,
ct highwater, touching at Cape May 20 isna ,Een
sengers. Returning. leave philadelphia every " ho
NESDAY AID SATURDAY, ct 10 eeiocs. A a' sH'
III further notice.
Passengers for Cape May viii eousasf To insetSa
by taking this route II "a in addition to eeias 'Do
cheApest, the niost expeditions and ceilleFtebe "a
PASSENGERS FcS NEW YeKx.--He asys 800. ~ -
Into srrnn saments 80 forward passengers uteakn
New York. ethsr bY or steamers allowing 49, -
the privilege of remaining Ia PhsdsIhs latse 49,. ~
fou DAYS, OF proceed directly on to New loFk, WV
the arrival Of the steamers. s,.n,.
SHIPPERS TO THE Wssr.-Tohaseeaisis eesle ss
OF shipping 10 CInenost. will please bear "a e'. :.
that We have made all the necessary aFrAs,g -
Forward tobacco through st 90 cents Fsg svV PaAos
Due notice will be always given IN All tas CAY -
psrs Il, The city, when the steeIness yiil e tSs"y "
rsraiya freighf snd fhe honr of thei- ssiil'e 4
n R--shinpers will Aeay in mind tasf az sais =.
IL dins nsust be sent 70 she y harf =. kotAeta "
! ersd before the ssllisg OF the steamers ,s
Passa "a through 70 News York, let eSeis ata 81
So: 40 DO Cspe Nav. SIS; do do. Phissssnns, 50 ~
So' do. philAaelphis, ID cabin and toeEd. ~. ssa
fecighs or passage, apply TO -.
an90 Richmond. Va on tne paes .--
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rnx nnaan.n CArrpakp.-We under

THK BuRanAR CAPruRED.- We unoea-
e.a th.t nfetra TYLER and Irving tucceeded 10 ca
turing The fellow who ws s ses 'ass 20
s,e Sae,n The sArhenrn where he had ehecteo %.
$500 % rob He was found IN house on se1 ss
ali Chamber HILL and on examining hs r ,aIi
~ s..,,lere, that this fe low shot Bosln on ~,
II Aliens servants while attempting 70 as Mac
An CATION of the case will gsoosnay , nar,a n
Alien ara belongs to Miss Sarah Catiin q SIDE asa
all Caroline. The hall struck hui ~ tsg Mn tr
elsrced inward or Ii must have kit'e" -
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NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID

IN BOSTON, November 18th, 1882.
Dr. KsNpALL-Dear Sir: / received by the hand
of Mr.. Feeeendeu, the Negative Electric Fluid you
were kind enough TO send me- and glad to inform
you have used it in several cases with the most
happy results in every NJ first patient was w
johnson the largest botanic druggist in Ibis city, who
was laboring under slow bilious fever. But after
taking one Of the small bottles, the fever left hir
sud he says if his would be of any in sell
Ing Ibis truly valuable remedy, he will give good
raj sency for this city, and would Use every
in IT power to bring it into notice.
j. w. CHAPMAN, III. d..
Nos. 4 and 6 Salem street, Boston.
a KENDALL, NJ. d., New York.
For particulars and proofs pamphlets, to be had
gratis Of the Agents.
Price p cents aud 81 per bottle. For sale by
ue3-Gt PURCELL, LADD & co.
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-, ynNeS street few days since, we took oces.
- ~ nav visit TO the old distillery building, ana
were really astcnisned to mud that e was aug WIN
r-se,I,r, mi impements, feoia briar eutterS the
1ss,.st ana most powerful! machinery in by farm
ers These gentlemen, Notwithstanding the tact thst
they have only been estsenshod spont year na,e
she future success manufacturers OF tools Tor tue
filters of the earth, whose occupation Il most gisoa
and honorable. A few such eniefprislng men Ia
Hsssys Mott 4 Co will seor establish for our eity
ns ue Tor manufactures unsurpassed by sny al ing
Onion Richmond Is looking up-Virsinia has aroused
now before the entire South msy confidently teiy
ppon her for all those articles OF nsiufact9Fe when
IN years past hsve been procured only neia the
northern cities.
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SPLENDID BrKr.-We saw in front of

our Office yesterday, two oxen and heifer, which,
i. point Of beauty, surpassed anything of the kina
We have seen for sale in this market fer many years
TAey were raised by Mr.. Nelson, of Clarke county,
aud The oxen received premium ST. the late State
Agricultural Fair. The three have been purchased
By Mr. Wm Cuiling worth, sr, and will be outctered
sd sold to customers his old stand, No 81, first
market tomorrow morning. Of course each OF our
readers will procure roast or steak fFoia This pre-
mum beet, but we tell them III advance, they must
a1pees TO pay for it. es Mr. Culiingworth has pun
CHASED them at enormous price. But who cares
for cost, when such luXuries ere to be had' oAe
shilling per pound for such food will be oalparaEe
cheap and if the price is put at quarter eve
rybody and family will go in fox choice piece. Re-
nernber, to morrow is the day.
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Nx,o.nonrY-Lewis Vanveen and his

wife were charged before the Mayor yesterday by
Eekie Solomons with assault and battery aud would
have been examined but for The fact that Mira Van
che case vss therefore postponed until Wednesday
next These parties reside on Csry street, t"tweeh
Qh and leth streets and being next aoor neishbors,
ana engaged in the same business j. clothing have
managed 70 &c. alive between rheIne spirit OF jea-
lousy' which has frequently led them. in tdrn, be-
fore ise OF justice, where each has been hned
sphe far that ona will do more business than the
othcy-or thai will sell garment which the other
might have sold keeps them all in hot water, and
the court often ia employment. TO hear their com
plants aud redress their grievances II this spirit Is
een.inued the result will be 10 close both establish
Iaents-so they mad better compromise their dif1er-
snoes and resolve hereafter TO be more ueigbb0Ey
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TNR. MARSHALL BAYLIss pupp.

~ kOL00lsT. respectfully informs bis frie1,14
and the Pablc that he VIII remain in Rlehnond, at
tia City Hotel, dun3g the Fair. Taosc thnrsE,ra
who desre his services viii please cal! i,uedistel
He proposes to give perfect dedication Of chsrec.
Der, having bad large expencnce in DIS profession.
tue press and from CT science. wherever he Is
been, which be will be pleased TO show TO eay one
who win call upon hiu.
Chart 81 no s-li-
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NTTGnT CLASS. AT PRATTS DA
~ r,,,ppraN IATI.ERy MAIN STREET.,

IN GUEKkEAN UhLNr.ttt 1tNtn 81 81
EAGLE SQUARE-PROF. MILAN Respectfully
;nfa,u,s the Young men of Richmond that be has
MONT CLASS. and he would be happy TO receive
a few more night pupils. Rememeera foea nana
writing 10 great.rccominenoa,ion. hoW o'sen 90
men who write good business hand, none others
need apply. ats
r,nrship Il sure to commands highei taary than one
who does not.
Prof NJ. guarantees success TO aii'
Term for the coartc, 80.
Academy open nil L, o'clock ct night
~
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WIN. II. MILNOK . ,,r.et;,,onsr

WIN Ii. MINOR, apraetitionrr. for the
last twenty years, Ia the cities of NEW YORK and
PHILADELPHIA, begs leave to tender to the citi-
zens of Richmond his services In sill the branches
his profession. DR.. MINOR may be found during
the day, at his office. HILLS READING ROOM
BUILDING, corner Of Main and Governor streets.
aud, at night, at his residence, VIRGINIA HOUSE,
Grace street. no 7-Sms
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NFEDICAT.-DR. WM. II. MASSEY,

MEDlCAL-DR. WEI. IL. MAccE /,
WI OF Baltimore, Ia now here and may be consult
cd NJ his rooms in the FLOYD HOUSE, opposite
ri, aid quarters, American Hotel. His stsy being
Usitsd TO few days those interested respectfully
vrosested 10 imprure The time.
Dr. Al. proposes to deliver FREE LECTURE
durns his present visit intending introduce and
demonstrate practically certain PRINCIPLES, pro9u
chg the most astounding results and gratifying to
humanity.
OF the time when, and place here, notice will be
,;ror no R-3ts
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DEWARE OF QUACKs.-Considerin.

BEWARE OF QUACkS.-Considering
~ the immense amount OF new medical inventions,
for the cure of all characters of disease it would be
remarkable indeed if many of theu not utter
y worthless and intended only to gull the public snd
mako money. These facts should induce all who have
to resort TO medicine to hold fast that which is
known to be good, by the testimony of their neigh
bors and friends We have confidence in any med
icine offered panacea for all the ills to which flesh
is heir; but when a Iedy is offered for certain dis
cases. and it has never been known to fail in giving
relief making permanent cure, then we feel dis
posed to trust to its efficacy. Such. reader ~ the
universal reputation of BAKERS CELEBRATED
PREMIUM BITTERS. In Dyspepsis. Dysentery,
Dinsrhaa Choc, Indigestion, Los Of Appetite, and
other diseases arising from disordered indigestion
iuparty of the blood, they have no equal, as thou
sands testify For nervous headache 1t is sn ex-
csl!ent remedy. and has gained So rapidly upon the
public confidence, wherever introduced, that the
Proprietor finds great difficulty in supplying the
demand for it. Eg'-lf you sufferer from ither
of the above complaints try BEETLE of these Biters
ard receive relief. No family should even be With
Out these Btters, for they the best tonic In the
world ard always be taken with perfect safety.
Price 80 cents per bottle For sale by Mess-s Pu-
cell, Ladd i Co, Bennett q Beers, Alexander
Duval, Adie Il Gray, Charles hlspsugh, and Drug
stss generally throughout the city. Also by Todd
Christian Petersburg D. r. Lyman, Lyl chburgi Rina
i Toy, Norfolk; DR.. r. CsInn Villa burg.
Cls- Orders addressed to f.. BAKER, Richmond
Va, will receive prompt strenton. NOS
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JACK AsHoRr.-Robert w. Brown, sal

JACK AsHoRE.-RObert w. Brown, SAL
lor arrested aud Gagged for being drunk in the street,
made his ebut before his Honor yesterday To answer
for the offence. Bob when called upon, talked ike
q philosopher. He knew his conduct reprehen-
he could atone for it in no other way than by
len promise TO do more, if forgiven this tune.
e Mayor being disposed to test his pledge, reieas
ed him, and he ordered to resume his duties on
tho vessel on which he was employed.
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EY- AUCTION NOrIIE.-Al..ntion Ia aolic;tes
to our sale of Clothing, Boot, Shoes, Haas, 90.
This Morning, at 10 o'clock 49,
no ALEX. MOTT l. co. Auctx
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BEAUTIFUL NEW MUSIC FOR PI

ID ANO OR GUITAR.--Just received By HAIR
EOLD & MURRAY, iii Broad Street,
One Faithful Friend, l2ic.
Little Songs for Little Children, by 7. Bishep, 10
Deal Gently with the Mo,herlees, by Leslie, 25a.
Ellen Way, by ChristY's MinstTels, &c.
Oh, Call Ne Home Again, Vincent, &c.
The Styran Exile. BY Hsuser Family, &or-
Lilly Dale, 25c.
PTinls Donna Waltz BY julien, Soc.
Salutetion TO the Sunny South, Sac.
Tbs Badget-a series OF beautiful RedoHss, Welt
zes Polkas, &c. intended IS agreeable Lessons for
young ladies, by EngIebrght, each ~
They have on hand sal the Instruction Books IL
ercises, Studies, &c. thst used. &C ~
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CY'TEA. TEA! TEA!!!-Ihoee buying TEAS
" m PLEASE bear in mind that HULST KING are
retailing their large and well selected stock of fine
FRESH TEAS at wholesale prices, Those who
wish TO money will observe the following pm
der at IS and 80 cents; fine GuupowdeI and Inn.
periel at only 81; extra Oolong Black at 50 and IS
cents, and splendid English Breakfast Tea at only
Oh cepts per pound HULST MING,
FrankIin street, opposite the Old Market.
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"DAY AFTER THE FALKLAND vet not too
late to have yonr picture taken at SIMONS' Go
iy and secure one of his Fair Premium Daruerreo-
types Sitnons is of the first artists aud uses the
very best materials We have seen great many of
his pictures, aud they are all beautiful aud faithful
lik enaases NOT
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rp- SHOES AND BOUTS az Auction THIS
MORNING, Mt 10 o'clock, by
DUNLOP, MoNCURE L CO.
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DIANOS. PIANOSu PIANOS t-Ihe
L undersigned respectfully calls the attention OF
the nusica family &C large, that two most splendid
and magnificent PIANOS have been brought on by q
Arm from the North to be exhibited at our Fair ana
at waTerooms for Inspection and Tor safe.
These Pianos are full seven octaves full metallic
frame extra iron bacs aud bar. dsuble round corner
OF Roman architecture, entire new style.
HABBLSTON L. BROTHER.
No. I6 Is, Governor street. Richmond Va.
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t3-VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
Persons claiming premiums Of the Society Will please
call at the Office of the Society next to the Whir Of
nee, aud collect the came, THIS DAY or ON the aoh
inst FRANK n pfTEEIN
no cit aserasassr
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~ HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner oil
Deeds &c, for New York, Pennsylyanis North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabsma, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin. Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. WIN attend promptly TO ali Legal ana
Eotaral business with which bs may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street
Ge 9-6!n
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tTv- THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the office Of
II. 4. Pairu 4 Co.
no8-fs wM NJ TTEgTFy =
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tPr r. ]. CARSON CO. NOS. 81 AND IS
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. IS
WATER STREET, NEW GORK.-A good assert.
rnent of Bacon, Pork and Lard always hand, ard
for sale at lowest market prices. 10 l3-lY
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NOTICE TO THE PlIBLIC-yhe

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-The
~ above trespess Of which VIM. III. Yeatrnau com
plains Of Is this: that said Yearan employed us to
buiid house for him, promising to pey US 81 tbs
work progressed. We called on him from time to
tune for money bot pc. of with promises 20
pay. Finally he did promise to pay the money. On
the Sd OF this month he colled upon by Mr.. John
B. Pendleton. who was told by said Ieatnisn that he
wore forced to lock up said bulsias AID take ths
keYs of 1t until we were pad
JOHN B. PESDLETOS
no So G. II. BURLINGTON
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CT'THERE ARE THOUSANDS that have es
capped from pains occasioned by Burns Bruises
heved and cured by bottle of MUSTANG LINZ
MEAT no 3-eod3t
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NO1TCE.-There are few articles that
IN were left ct tho Fair Grounds st the office
Of the State Agricultural Society, next to the Whis
Oaice. The owners will please call aud get them.
No Sit