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TO THE GENTLEMEN.

Mr. n. POWELL respectfully infofn- tie Gentle
VI Of Lynehbnrg thai he will open DANCING
HCIIoOL for Gentlemen Church Street opposite the
Washington Hotel. Friday evening next, the 25th
inst Hours OF tuition Tuesday Thursday and saur
day evenings Mt So'ciock. Eo parties will be given
Of the smaness Of the room-his object be-
ing 10 form class of gentlemen tho wish to learn to
dance only.
TERMS $40 for a course of fourteen lessons-half
In adyanse. the balance the expiration Of half the
session.
~ No visitors admitted nj AIRY time.
nov % Is
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no the People Of Lynchburg and all
i THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY Card
JNO. PURVIS, AG'T., informs his numerous friends
and that he is opening the largest and most
magnificent
STOCK OF GOODS
ever before offered them. His Ste OK of American COT
TON and WOODEN GOODS is very large and
be sold old prices. The Foreign Goods in his stock.
of every variety, selected in person by of the
best chants in this country, who spent three months
purchases before any advance in prices took place
THE CASH SYSTEM believing it wholesome,
both for the buyer and SELLER for purchasers TO pay
they go, shall continue do my busness,as usual
cinsiveiy for cash. JNO. j. PURVlS,
- fits Art for j. s. Kent, dc.
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20 TONS PERUVIAN GUANO.-

w shnII receive IN Tow doys MY tons NO. 7 Pe-
ruvian Gunno Messrs. Barreda X Bro, Agents %
the Peruvinn Government. All who have been waiting
for supply requested 20 call on me.
nov 1t. b. r. SACKETT
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Dreadful Mortality at Sea by Cholera
Northern Markets, &c.

AMnnsr ~ ~ nxrnNslyn eouNrnRrrlrrn.
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DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones
- The undersigned procuring from their cele.
ra,sd quarry, nj the Bush Mountain, Montgomery
~, NIL Stones and Rurrs of the very best quality. Tho
reputation of these widely known, but tht
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders.
have ap ointed Mcdaniel Hurt & Pi oson and Les
& Johnson Lynchbug, agents for the sale of IN.
Who will receive orders and have them fulfilled
shortest no'ioe.
Our Address Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
jones NJ. Williams, Danville, Va Reynolds & Co
Leak lille, N. O. also our agents. i. p. & Co
Feb I4-d&cts
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SAINT. n RHows. JOHN n. SHOOK.
Forwarding Il Commission House Of
BROWN 4 SHOOK,
RICHMOND, Va

Dealers in Manufactured Tobacco
Prompt attention pnl all snles and puncua returns
in every instance.
nov 4 d3m
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DEKUVIAN GUANO-l20 Bags No. |. Pc
Il rusisn Gaano will be reniy for delivery by Friday
rext, Persons in want will please cali on
nov i5-ts GEO BAGRY.
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THE G. Al E ID o VAN.

THE CRoP,.-With a few local exceptions
the papers throughout the great West speak
OF TIE growing grain crops As being i'll the
most ,ro,ni>in. condition. and giving token
Of An abundant harvest. We have never seen
or heard OF fewer COMPLAINTS On this score. il.
any previous sca,oi:.
t. President Pierce has appointed Hon.
David Merriwr,her Of Kentucky, to super
cedc Mr. Mr. Lana, Is Goycrnc: of New Me-
ICO.
E4s Missouri papers announce the death
Of DR. VIM Beaumont, the distinguished ex-
perimcnter upon the digestive functions.
The WIG Sundry newspapers
are amusing tn .m>clyr> with an extract from
the New York Tribune. which. As they inter
pref il. implies dissolution of the Wing par
tv Ii Is certainly true that a class of pseudo
wings abandoned the whig party at the last
Presidential election and Yet the party did
not seem to miss them Gen. Scott received
" ''' 49,, '''
any ""'@ '"''''i'''''
e" The under @roun:. railronl" would
seem to bc in cXcriitnt order. \ company
81 '',''' 'N,'''' .,s'I' 1 '",-
Ia ILL.,, ,,..,> '.I ,a, ~
- .,on, a|nr - - ', ,ar ,.hn,. .,.
,rro i - o,,,.r. ara ,rn,.Ia;m.J Th,tr
.r,~,.,l,J ,bro,,rh .nd;,I. h.. w,,,on. NV,
raa,.,.1 C.na,I7 IN anoJ ,.,na;,;nn Ta",.
,,r,+,.r.'.; ,n!.. .1.;r 9,rn ,ro,,.r,r nm, ,ho,
l.,,,.
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LIQ [ OR Law ITEMS.

I"MFErT.-On Monday last a man hv
the name OF lcmucl Harlow was found in \
state OF bca>tly ntoAicdtion in the town Of
lomtret. and Ia ken into custody bv David
Chandler, Esq. grand Juror of the town. and
on the following morning was taken before
Justice Palmer Of Wood>tock to make dis
closure of facts. He testified that he
obtained Gallon of liquor of one John J.
f.Int Of Woodstock ON Friday last, upon
which he had been made drunk. \ search
warrant was Immediately procured. and the
premises Of Flint. and house near bv. were
thoroughly searched! hv Sheriff Rlchmond.as-
sisted by Deputy Sheriff Lull. Nothing.
n""rvrr,waS found hu; empty Jugs and rund-
IctS, which gave unmi>takcablc evidence Of
|'f"r'.I spirits. Flint was taken forthwith
triore Justice Palmer on warrant issued bv
h'm on the strength of the oath of Harlow. a
greatly TO the provisions of the twentv-sec-
"nd section OF the new law. and on motion of
the respondent the hearing was continued
en-" week. We can assure the lovers OF rum
IN these 'die-ias," that every intraction of
IL" law which comes 10 light. Will be a.tend-
ea to In good earnest = rumselltrs had bet
;er stand from uDde- J. men a-s made
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and wo be to the man whom they charge
VII! be looked over by the sheriff with
greeting. .Stumierd.
SCUM EoYALruN.-T The case Of seizure
made here, about ten days ago, q. ahoat g.
galIons.and which was continued til TUESDAY
last, was to have been tried a. tia; time but
ihc afternoon was pretty much al -prnt III
settling preliminary questions. Tie most
important one was that of jury trial The
motion for ury prevailed; whcreupou the
Prince of Rumsellcrs the owner Of the IL
quor seized-the head and front Of the Of
fence, and principal witness for himself be-
INC under the necessity of repairing to some
OF his other numerous rum-traps on the arr
val of III" cars, which happened about that
time, the trial was continued at his request
till today. We understand that the rc,pon-
dent appears with four lawyers. doubtless
prr>nminT that ''anon" a multitude Of coun-
sclors there i, safely" -.>anHulN
CIAEENDoN-O day last week there
came TO the Clarendon depo. two barrels
one marked .Sgirir> Turprntinc." and the
other 'Burning Fluid" Mr. Stewart. who
represented I'll" town in thr last Legislature.
charming to see the barrels. >u>pectinn ro.ue-
cry. had the matter investigated when it WAS
a>"crtain"d that the barrels contained spirit,
of turDituie." and '.burninG fluid" in 0,'nt>,.
The liquor WAS seized ''a> the law directs.
Shortly alter. Two men cam from N%llu"-
ford. and on learning : hat hal occurred.
Swo"e woT>" than our army ever did in Elan
hr,t II 4 .. In, 81 tt,,lpl
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Z c W s Item S .

rs" Mrs. N.ovrn Ill rI,rI.,,,. ,,,.,,,,:,,, -,
-, ~,
,'"'>-'" l ~ i'''''>' ''''' "o"''' 10" I" 'nc
ankle" i'p''<$.
Iurnrr,r1nx or S,,,n Another 10,
of larae tinc-woolcd Mcrno> were received
hv the II,r,bolIt Tb,v oro .,;5 g. l., ,.or,.
" W
' " ~ "''' " ''''"''''''-
~ i the Importer,
g1r John ! \oursc i ~,;d 70 no tho Now
r.I., ~
'''''' '''''' ~ ''>''''> Ill N'''''''f' MS
i f"rfy-ionr Years oi'! AMI weighs three hun
drcd and lightweight pounds The late
Stephen ii".f' OF y +, w"I.hed 500 pounds,
and Myron Lawrence, SO.
NJ, r.. =,
nav = = >.''' '''' '''' III ~
'''. ''' ~ ''''' III ''''.' li'' nave ''''A
'"F TINS year Al higher rates than ever before.
The Post has become a vast and r,ost
;,n,ort,r, d.,,,rt,,,o,,. .,,,l-,,.;,,-;, :, I'll :.
hr,n,hos , total ,,,n,,I ovnon,l;,nr ,J.r.,
~ .,,, -, -.
''''''''> % ''''''' : :" "''''' '"' 'i'''''h> are
applied 10 n" "arr;agc of ocean mails. AID
are included IN III" naval accounts.
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4 NEW BOOK.
The Mother and her CTa,2T::2 :. :,
BY SIEnIIIE TRACY i J..

~ NIInlliN ILLCN Il T.
-,,r D., No.,;..r 49,, =, -, d.
''ii- .i. 80,
p.,. - - . =, l.',..,'.i' -. = -, v,
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i'l''''I
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me- " -" - ~ va.
.''I 'iE 80" 49, 80 :
i,,.'.u, '',.' .'. ''''. III nv
tower ';.''n'> F,'' ''i - '''''", '"' =; Ca
'f.',','n'' reg ''''.' - - me-
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Myers Extract of Rock Rose.

WV TIA ell, Jan. : iSDS
ACi;"I rI."r> iNr.ANMAlIoy or I'VE Hyr J1>,,
Ny son '.Ilrc, h:- be-, ntilc.el .vi.l. :nti,uu,
ton 81 the hi ol: y the r ii five .,. Wa, first
attacked. inflammation Increased ulst tic ;2 W.,
very badly dls"'i~ri, All the Joint seriously affect
III his leg, drown up that il WIS lIuI,ns,ihIe ~
>trtgtrn II; professor of surgery CAV. it H. his
decided opinion that he Young man would meyer
walk ,:lin. The ,iioc:,>a E,.r.r-"f 20 rsniIv that
for Two and Il halt y"aI> he "nlv walked with =
c:u'Ch. 3.''t the efforts I" ~Nrrc>c the l,h VA. ~,
trhtc WITH gTeat i'ar' that he could no. sleep
watched him =" at-cnt;v"lv that furfivc months |
'.il not have full nights ret. H. h1i been
treated bv distinguished medical Iraction..r- hv
icertiIm". hll>rring * he had a,n been before ,Lc
Medical tlniIu" 81 Yale Cullcr" The remedies
they recommended most faithfully tried hu-
without avail. it> his ,li-"t-c and dreadful
c"udItIo' eighteen months: since when he com
:i'"lc" taking" Nycr>' Rock Er~.. Or. bot,le WA.
but party taken Wien H.! n,> much BIER CONT,
uIr- unI thl"" bottle hal t,-, taken. when :,
en-" Wa "l'ir'" completed .r"yy m i IL xc,-,,,
health hi = tie testimony ri AMI car. Dc corrnh-
Ms CiTuAEINF N'GiiI
81 w iIcc =. New E-,on O.
-: caIl ~ tC.iv ,G'-.:.ii:rc,. Lv hundreds Of vii,
i'>-''-, o: hv addressing lI..c I" Rev. " " Bel.
.cn. New Haven. -.
For sale hv !. {. B.E.iain - Juhr,>t,:r. and
dealers III medicine evrrvwher"
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By Telegraph to The CALIFORNIAN.

i reported That J. ". EoBINS"x his ;u>t rc-
cel'ei splendid assortment u fancy Straw ans
'anant Has, for SIMMER; a',o. fresh arrival %:
trunks, worth from scent, five cents to twelve
dollars "pc~". ;n,cti!,r with large lof Il yal>e,
AMI Travelling Bae'; I; TIE ne" cheap c.-, ,t,,y.
opposite the $. I,hn>'.lry l!ou,e.
$. III, 10y. ", I. sa.n.,
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NY anu d"luiII uShereI
mo eternity were 50 dj>G"urcI that many
OF their most intimate friends were unable to
identity tfcr
Preparations were making SATURDAY. morn
IN" to drag the creek, which Is very deep. for
tn" discovery OF the bodies Of the niss;nq,aud
cannon1 were fired at intervals for the Dur
pose otdi>tnrbinY the waters, and compel!in
them to yield up the dead The locomotive.
OF winch, at low water, FRIDAY. no trace,
could be discovered, was found Saturday
morning, almost entirely buried in the oppo
site bank Of the creek
The following /, the most important tr>,i-
mony before the cOrOner's inquest on FRIDAY:
.. =. Ferry was sworn l. Il resident Of
N"rwak; when the train was coming ON. stood
about twenty rods above the bridge. IN full
view Of both: the signal was down fall ten
minutes before r." train hove in >i1ht: the
train va, coing At full >rred Cit not think
the draw master WAS to blame. hut did mink
that thu cause Of the trains runriu,r oil !, to
b" attributed to the engineer. as he cave. no
sigma! To hav" the brakes put on heard no
Wh'>'r when tn" tram nearet the hrii-e.hnt
Thought he heard a long whistle when III.
tram Wa he should suppose. about opposite
the depot.
G"o~-c W Whistler, >worn.-Wa> Super
p.;InI =. - ''', ~" VI ''''' We" i''''''
-, 'I''' {" 'IG tram IN" T''
"'' "'tt' On ~ r'',''
'''''' '''' "Vr" '""i''';''' "' !'''
"''' vas en-
y "', q '''.' III '",>''" WIZ!
'" ''''' "' "''-
= '''''> ''">'''" rye '"-
~ va ''' ~ "''>'''e "Hr'hrr inc
81 ~, 'i' Va w" II d me H''l" cn'
,. '' '''" '"','' quarter "I Il
UNIV ''''"''' ''"."' "d'' 'i', Nd'h h"r'i
''''''''2 q, P''', VI o''.N ''' mics an h"Nf'
.n'I "''',! nave 'r''H ''lhe 10 S'op the tam
u .Ie o"' ,'S'''' h"' not peeIl seen until the
"'''"e ""' 'e'h almost reached before the
"''" was turned ronhh IL was required to
lower 'he s'@hal' II the engineer had kept a
lr"I'i 'ooN OUT "la not thIhk the accident
'o''' nave "''urFc'''
An eyewitness Of the scene gives an ac-
count Of whit ha witnessed f., five \.w Yor,,
,I,;,,,,.. .,.,,,l;.1., cu
80. ,''N ''''0" NY
I .1'' 3,'2r nv l'''> 20 ''"'' fh% seen" WAI"h
'.'.'T'' -. i' passengers VINO W"r" nn'n-
j''',' ',!'' '"'>'' whose nEo'''' were >"'il-
'',n"H E.l."' 10 %'.'" ,nch To- exert thrH'-
>'''''>' '"'on ~, 10 Tie assistance OF the
-" '' Wv u"''> "''' lfh"f
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,-r,...lI,.,. Mrs Mitchell. Hartford
Ilo Moss, Gardner, Me; d. T.
>.,t.r Newport. K. l.; t. W. . protork.
-.,'"r, ~. y > ,'FI"I'' '',''''' w ~
S.. J., '., r,m'nr Won.Ipnrv C,,,
~ p.r.rrnv New York. Mary +
~ -;,. aaa 4s"-'.'rr. l"n"N. Mas: \at'..
.. A'l"H'. 'h''' F''',,i, w. >'E,.''
r-'' N' u.,,.;,,d N... Re, " S.orr
u t,nr,. Dr. Jas n. Smith. Springfield.
H.. ! e. Vanicventrr, Newark: DR.. a.
". h. Hartford
In 4Iil,ion to the above W" have accounts
..t. " IMPOSED to he Mss Parker, OF two
L. .l,' lrcn unknown, OF two females and
,..r unknown. making IN all tortv-nInc
g.. .y-rrl. thou-h others are undonbt-
..,. hrr;rI IN the mNd.
~. ',r.I.rr on" Of the dead. had ON h.
.., Ilr,r amogu' uf money. which has
..,., possession Of by Mr Warncr,ca,h-
.J. painGyid Bank.
,r ..,r.. about seventeen persons more or
Distributed a houses in Norwalk.
f.. ...,..,.- are a follows:
Vlf...I~.. Marlborough \ IL
y. Clrhcrinr Nahcr. y Bruins
N'- .r.., Newell. Ga: Peter .indc-
r.~ Ne. John Fluent. Lancaster,
Ir.,- Richmond. Va: 4 dlurh-
g. H.. u~ G~i,wold. dangerously: Ms
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BridgeWater Paint!

1--WE subscribers i"v" for ~" this c"lrbra,' ;
L ra,nt--whicil ."r rh'a;ne-- d.rshi'v. al1
m'.,.v excellent qualities exceeds a,v pain: >"l!--
We would invite tie especial attention ni AZ ',avine
painting "a 10. to tins article. We hove also fNr
sale general assortment Of PAINTS. ircluning
White Lead. different qualities Link Paint 7 ,ri>
and Chrome Green hmcric,,,. AM Chinese Yer
mlou. & Nr. A.. nur- liu>sri oil. b"ii,d 10.
Ianpan. >ririt- Iurn-n'in" Narni>h, best quality
PAINT Brushes blenders. e.
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Ladies' Fair.

\ continuation" i rh. lai."~ Fair viii BE- held
S:.Jo:.-hur, Cc'.tcr ~ Tuesday evening. the l7:h
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Long Standing Case Of Salt Rheum Curel

hlNt'I!AN. l. >r'f. ii. 81
'i:.> !. Nt'VEEA '".-tr.f;-: ha,r Tor more
'h''i. - ar, be-. !ct,j u.'A 81 En,nu H..
Il: fins distressed .,. 81. Descriptions. Win burn
M am l':tl- SENSATIONS. winch I'll" 10 better ~
"r'>io' ~ l.-, .: have l., III ,prnui-.m: Than!
'y aN "'.~ysr". Il. c.,n ~. llvli,:rr>~ wa>
- .-i":' ta,- ,nv'i I"; >lr, for ngI:> to.,tlrr
Ny he.! w"G,i sal. 81. ., ... tim. hecsilc al
mo~' ha. r u Il" l.u:aJ.> gong To- nav ewes: at
";!."r tn''> l. H. orr cu Iny hands aad arms t.
that d"-rce tiIa they have been almost useless. -
far Is labor co-CcrIru.
have tired Al. he popular medicines OF the iav.
AMI many physicians. without lu>ting benefit By
the influence otireid>, | was induced to try Doct.
Weaver CaIlkcr and Sal, Rheun Syrup and &C.
rate; have taken three bottles OF the syrup. and
apple the t"r;ite n the same time, externally
n" effect i truly astonishing; the Sal; I.cun ha>
~ disappeared. NJ general health i greatly IN
proved; >."cr >wc"t. AMI il itct am vel
lcAe':,u'ly recommend these medicines +" tie
afflicted. TAIITHA ARBE.
|" WHOM II NAY toNCTEN:-l hrrrJv crr'iiy that
'H '"r"-'.g >n:"mrll. : Yer. fam; ,!,> 'r;r:on
ot The ca>a e" Gv WIFE. But t. INV -rr-.. ,-,,c.>c
ani satisfaction she n"w arpcar- ,.cr'r.;v w,i.
therefor" c!lc"rtu.lv subscribe - -. rt, i.ir rc.>
MUHI.S &. AbBE.
W:n ham, e.. S,n,I III. -23-a6
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Bonnets . Bonnets!

large variety Of B"nu"'> and Trimming tncrth-
~ with great variety .: articles too numerous 10
mention.
n" aH"v, sock viii h" nt'..-oi ..,r sale %: :.
Iohn,!'urv Pain II :. .'ENFTT'> R-'!-,-. ore
door south @! I. NJ. FI,w:l~.> Book->-"re - =
t"" w""k-. commencing his iay. W--;..-,,':.s
May lisa.
Lad. ar,' ti..:,'ein" r.s>- call and cAr-,,i,,.
~ sock "'G.'" tley VII lie ~.,!I 4: low -
c,> NJ MIST AXE.
II. WILLIAMS.
< 1uhn>hury. Nav4 1873. >a,v.
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CARpETINGS.

NEW Er glib Carret;n-> received r"r recent ar
7 rivals. DAME, Webster Western STR"
Sea Earl-. sunbeam, and Cunard steamers.
i large assortment ii new and beautiful do r'i>
n Velvet Pie Tapestry Brus>e-. >up.rfine Ingram
and Dutch Carpeiirc<. We are nnw prepared TO
exht: GREAT varie.v Of STYLES II the above goods
In addition 10 all the principal American nanufac-
turss-Big e!ow Brussels, Lowell Three Ply. Ingram
Car,,a,s-srpcrine ard uediurn. Painted F.oor
Coins Straw !Nat'ne=. Linen Crumb Cloths. Rock-
r~- ta-.s. MI. SC. &c. Comprising orc Of the
a-., md perhaps the hss' assortment 20 ia foInd
III the Ca:.ai SAFES T OF >g!s low Tor cs-h o. 81
prove. or- :. -
HM. ?. TENNY L CO.,
7, --e. -, p -,
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DOM PAPER.

Il; low rric">. Nir'iu, ,ila-S Nails Butts >C~.'v
and oicr building materials. Al Wishing I" ia.
chase are invited :" civ- u = call
T.. IEXETI ! 90.
s.. .'ohn>'ugrv Nav H. l>5G. s2l,f
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Style, Quality & Price.

Il viii afford rs @rca' pleasure :" exhibit good"
and ladies and gentlemen Of this and ne ,lh"rin9,
towns are invited - give Il 4 call.
81. ,Ioha-bUrv, Nav ,l>:.} s23tf
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Miss S. e. GIBSON

W Ill. c"n'iru. I" I've l.>-,,u- ~ PAINT.
w ING. c",na:"vcinC No l,'av MAJ - So
viii VII. nth"r l::.'ci-- :inc:iv Taught t,.-..
Pancrnachc
-. irhn>burl Nh l.. i-,@ ,a:w:
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EOHN BACON HAS {" OR 3 VERY con.
" v@n!"lc ! =. .7lr,.'> 70 LEI ,er ii, Store n. &
JOY s.'1.r r.. I'D -1r-ia7 Wara- : cir.-:e
- ~ : -
Nz-1:
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Carpeting.

a LARGE LOT OF ALL WOOL. COTTON
a and WOO! and ol-coth CaTpating for sale by
'zf' J. BACON
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Spring & Summer Goods
Purchase! With cash, witch they viii >eIlst
LOW PRICES

For ca-h. or approved short credit We would in
vie yea il. call and eXann" thcln--cniiiit.nt tina,
E-uiI en- BE-. .nirnd il rec.irl 20
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Connecticut 1,H,' Pa>>Hnlr$ir Rivers
pGTE,-H1nN

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sEi,.-.-.:s:s';sz3 sSt..Isss.:.ts'-f .,lIg
:, - ! =. ! = : :. 1888.
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HDi5i.f.i HALE. $50.
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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

M. Dumas related the following anecdote Of
Dlguerre;-In 1925, he was lecturing in the
Theatre of the Sorbonnc, on Chemistry. At
the close Of his lecture, lady came up 10 him,
and sad:--
"Monsieur Dumas as a man Of science have
question Of no small moment to me to ask you.
am the wife of Daguerrc, the painter. For
some time, he has let the idea seize upon him
that he can fix the image of the camera. Dc
you think it possibley He is always at the
thought he can't sleep at night for it. l am
afraid he is out Of his mind, DO you, as a man
Of science, think it can ever be done, or is he
mad"
"In the present state Of knowledge sale
Dumas, sit cannot be done but | cannot say il
will always remain impossible, nor set the man
down as mad who seeks TO do it,"
This wde twelve years before Dlguerr,
worked his iGea out, aud fixed the images; bu
many man sohaunled by possibility has beer
tormented into mad-house.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

DR.. Reid, traveller through the Islands
Of Peru, is said 70 have found latel3 ii the
Desert of Alacama, the dried remains of
On assembIage Of beings, five o. SIX hua.
dfed in number, men. women, and children.
seated in semcircle Us when alive, staring
into the burning waste before them. They
had not been bu:ied; life had not departed
before they sat around but hope was gone.
the Spanish invaders were at hand, and 20
escape being left, they had come hitler to
die they still sat immovabie in that dreary
desert, dried like mummies BY the effect Of
the hot air: they still kept their position Sit
ting up as in solemn council, while over
that dread Aropagus silence breeds ever
IaslinglY.
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How To Remember.

The Buffalo Express narrates the follow
ing anecdote, which illustrates in a humor-
Gus manner the caPIiciousness Of the mem.
ory:- HI.-.
"A young boy was sent TO school, and
commenced learning the alphabet. He
readily mastered the "is, OF letters" save
one--the b was poser. Do what he couid,
he was unable 70 retain its name. His IN.
dustry and application were strengthened
by the frequent mementoes, Of the rod,
but all TO no purpose--he could not re-
member the b. At tho close of school one
evening, after his body had suffered mar
tyrdom for his mind, he passed along the
road tending homeward, dropping walnut
seized tears the while, when one of his
companions accosted him with, "Bill, what
are you CRYING for" "Can't remember the
B" says Bill. "Well," rejoinel his com.
panion, "don't cry; and ii you will forget
it 10y tomorrow morning, will give you
three fsh-hooks." The result was, that Bill
tried so hard to forget the fatal letter, that
he always remembered it from that day to
this"
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HnnnlhaI Whnlnsale MnrIel-

HANNIBAL. Mo-, JUNE 9, 1881
FLOUR-Fine City Brands, 81.
g SupeTtine, g 81 40, snw vs.
WfEAT-60a75c z bushel. 8i a8ii
CORN-9j63Oc p bushel.
OAIS-25030c "a bushe r
HENP-Good--s 81 2 cwt.
TOBACCO--S2 50as5 90 q cwt
HAY-4Od5oc "a cwt. -ri0efI
SALr-Kaitawha. 40cj G. A. 81 90. lT
LARD-TGSlc q H. q.
TATLOW--6aSc II 10.
CORN MEAL-i0df5. = bushel
FL ANSEED rs as5c q bushel alaH
WOOL 30n3ic = H.
BUTrER-Sl1loc. % 10. f4l,. ~
EGGS-5d6c = Dozen
APPLES-Dred s. 10; Green, 50a6o
PEACHES Dried, 50 5oaS3-none.
SUGAR--51d7c = 10.
MELASSES-357i5e a gallon
COFFEE-l0ldiIc = ID
POTATOES -Isish. 30 d60c; Sweet 81 So
ONlONS-20 a30c q bushel
BACON-5cG6lc -f Bon
stone COAL-Isa25c n bushei. 4o E
WHITE BEANS 81 coast %.
WlllsKY-Ciiy ands lgc p gallon.
lHlDES-Dry 74GsIc; Green Sc.
RASINS-S3 50GSi. !p
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REMEDY FOR CANcER

Col. Ussery, of the parish De Sofa, in
forms the editor OF the Caddo Gazette that
he fully tes led a remedy for this trouble
some disease, recommended TO him by a
Spanish woman, a native of the country.
The remedy is this: Take an egg and
break it pour, out the white, retaining the
yolk in the shell, put in salt and mix with
the yok as long as it will receive it, stir
them together until the salve is formed; pul
a portion of this on piece of sticking
plaster, and apply it to the cancer about
twice day. lie has tried the remedy
twice in his own family with complete
success,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-16

san OcouRREscr.-Tbe Bowling Green
(Ky.) Standard says that difficulty occurred
in that county on Friday last between Mrs.
Marion Bunch and Miss Brown, in which the
latter was killed. The particulars which led 10
this horrible tragedy are unknown, or the means
by which il was effected
A sister Of Miss Brown, in Attempting TO
uppcase The aiiray, received several wounds
which it Is fesred will prove fatal.