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~ A learned writer, Dendy, saws "Dryden' 10
ensure bis brilliant visions OF poesy ate raw desh; and
Mrs. Radcliffe adopted the same plan Green tea and
coffee, il we DO sleep induce dreaming Bapt,1 ror'a
for procuring and pleasing creams ns Sat eo"5
no; which is teru.d weak or irritable stomach, con-
stte most fruit III source of visions. The immediate
or direct influence Of repehon, in totally altering the
sensations and the disposition in waking monicats IS
proof OF its power derange the circulation Of the brn
aud the mental faculties in sleep People who are
troubled with lad geston, may surely get relief from
HooFLASD's German Btters," sold exclusively IN inns
country By Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, l2O Arch Street fhh-
adelphia and his agents. July l2-z"'
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O. LIVER prSEASE-CARTER's SpASlsH MIX Tx
formidable evils connected with disorgani2ed state Of
Uanircds Of cert6cates from the highest'sources o.
persons living in the city of Richmond, Va, might DC
s;rn Of c,rcs effected By sSPaush MixtIre-
heyc only room to refer to- the extraordinary cure
Of samuel Nj. DriDker, ESQ of the firm OF DrlnSer
Norr;s Booksellers, Richmond, Va, who was cured oy
two bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture after 'nre
xcars Suffering from diseased liver He says It's
s.toa on the blood is wonderful better than all the med
icne he had ever taken and cheerfally recommends II
u ALL - :,
IS Sec advertisement. June 2o-tm
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COUNTRY Foy,Rs-

DON'T go home hungry W hen YOU come to
~ town; an empty siomaca is bad thing-po
to BlAei'S EATING house and get a good
substantial Snack; it WI mt cost much, and you
will feel better, live lorger, and be in better spir-
lis when you return Ia your family.
Staunton. July 5, 1854.
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FURNITURE AT RICHMOND PRICES,

VIE Undersigned having removed to the shu.
= formerly occupied by Mr. Sandige, caoine.,
maker, on Beverly Street, opposite the Lutheray
Church. is prepared to furnish all kinds of wor.
IN his line, made out Of the best material and Lr
competent workmen, such as Cane and /-zgsx
WOOD Seat Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Tables, &c. -akk>:,
Thankful for the liberal patronage bes,owed
upon him, he solicits continuance o. Inc sar'a
Stanton, May "a. 1854 "0oo'
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$4,000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
/. READ g. co..

SUBMIT to the peDplethe following magnihs
- cent Gift enterprise $4,000 Tickets, only
at 81 each, will be sold. Each purchaser OF a
Ticket will be presented with numbered certlfl-
cate emitting the holder to one in the following
$4,000 gifts .roo
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AUGUSTA FARM FOR SALE.

an T4esday lie Isl day Of august nert, will
~ offer 1; public sale. the valuable farm on which
| live, lying : niles west Of Staunton, adjolnlng
the lands u David Sierrett ard James Brown
The tract contains
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Book, magazine, Newspaper, Periodical
AND
Cheap Publication House,
Opposite Virginia HOTEL
STAUNT0N, VA.

VlfIE subscriber begs leave to inform the CHI
L zens Of Stanton and surrounding country,
hat he has opened general Book and Periodical
House opposite the Virginia Hotel. where be has
on hand large and complete assortment Of cheap
Publications, Magazines. Newspapers and Peri
odcals. Subscriptions will be received al publish
ers' prices, or sold by single copy.
The annexed list embraces in part the Maga-
zines and Newspapers Tor which nc isl agent:
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Nails, Nails,

100 KEGS Best Baltimore Nails. assorted
NV s!z.s, just received and for sale at reduced
prices. Merchants buying to sell again will be
supplied upon very favorable terms.
GEO. L. PRICE.
Stanton, July :, 1854.
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TETHOSE persons fond of Picked Oysters can
d find the best article in Siaunton at BlXBY'S,
who has just received large supply. For sale
by the jar or dozen.
S,aunlon, July 5. 1854.
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SUPERIOR LAND IN MAB,KGT.
LAYING, as Attorney in fact TO-. William
- Poage, sold hundred and fifty ac res of the
Bell place, offer the balance, 25P &c res. for sale.
The land lies on the west side oftl,e McAdam.
led road, about four miles frorl StAunton Il is of
the most fertile quality. VIII ,Iituated and well
watered, and has stuff: .ien4y Of timber. The
land will be shown By WIN. Poage, who lives
adjoining, or BY myS.lf.
June IA, 1854. GEORGE POAGE.
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rs Acres,

and the quality of the land is good. There is a
stream Of water passing through it, and good
spring near the doos Terms made known on the
Gay Of sale JOHN w. BROWN.
July II, lS54-3t.*-Rock. Reg copy ids.
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4 LARGE supply of Fancy articles pc,(;,ma.,
"A Pomades, Hair Tonnes, Porte Mon.;a u'" e..
man Coio!gaes, Toilet Soaps, China pan ao ger
Eerbena Water, and Musk Cologne in s,o DoAtH
for sale by TT. 81. q FSIpI Sr9ro and
Stauntcn. May II. 1854.
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS,

~ Bd1OGE bOlLOGAS.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Bath Al
um Springs on Thursday the Goth Of Jp..ly
next, for the construction of substantial Bride
across the Cow-pasture River, on the Warm
Springs and Harrisonburg Turnpike.
II will be desirable that the work Shout be com.
pleted within the present season.
Bond and security for the faithful performance
of the work will be required. VIM. GUY,
J.faANN.
Decrfeld, Va, Juno %, lS54.-5t
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Dr. z. A. BERKELEY.

HAVING permanently located in Staunton, Of
ia ierS his professional services to the public
Office in the second story of the office formerly
occupied by II. j. Niche, nearly opposite the
Court House.
Stanton, July 5, 1854.
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STONE WARE

Z CAST. comprising Milk Pans, Churns, But
d ter Tubs with Lids. Pitchers. Jars, Jugs. Sc
sc just to hand by WHITE s. PATTON.
Staunlon, July II, 1854.
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BROWN & SHOOK, RICHMOND,
THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, again tender their servi
CTS to all who may feel disposed to entrast bust
ness 10 their care.
Ne give our personal attention to sale &c Flour.
Wheat. Corn aud produce generally.
June 81. ls4.--frs.
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HHper's Magazine, Is Flag Of Our Cnion,
Godey's Ladies' Book, Is Gleason's Pictorial,
Graham's Magazine. % Citizen Ono MitchePs
Paper,) 8
Putnam's /" IS Warerly Magazine, 8
Pcterson's lSi Star Spangled Banner, 6
Knickerbocker " IS Rich'd Daily Dispatch, .
Hunts Merchant" 90 n. Y Daily Herald, 6
Eclectic 81 g" Times, 3
Blackwood's IS American Courier, 6
Leslie's Ladies' Gazette Yankee Notions. l2t
of Paris and New ork London News and Punch,
Fashions, IS n. Y. Picsyare. Sc. &c.
The Illustrated Magazine
Of Art, 25
4 call is most respectfully solicited.
-THOS. ii. GRESHAM. Agcns.
Staunton, June Ia, 1854.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
Unrivalled Exhibition Of Goods |! /!

Juns 81, lS54.-tds.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CYANE.

BosToN. Aug. 13-The u s. sloop-o OF war Cyane
Capt. Holiins, arrived today from Aspinwall. She
has on board the remains of Purser Ashman who
had been buried at San Juan, but was exhumed
after the destruction of the town. and also the body
of Felix Hewlett, the boatswain, who died on the
passage since leaving Aspinwall.
Mr.. Fabens, U. s. Commercial Agent from Grey
town, was passenger by the Cyane
The Cyane hove to July 26th, for steamer Ell Do.
RADIO, which sent on board tor a supply of proyi
sions. Spoke 4th August, barque Frederick War.
rem, from Orleans to Amsterdam, ia bad condition:
would probably lay up.
The Boston steamer Osprey, hence for Philadel
phia came in collision with the Fanny last eyepine
1.-THE Narrows. Both vessels were injured. The
steamer put back for repairs and will be detained
several days.
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Missouri ELECTION We have the st. Louis pa.
pers OF the 10th inst, which furnish full details o,
the election for Congress- from which We learn thai
tae majority for Louis N. Kennel, Whig, over Tho
mas Hart Benton, Esq. in St. Louis county. which
conpriSes the whole first Congressional district. /,
175S The Republican adds:
The returns by telegraph leave no reasonable
doubt % the election Of John q. Miller and Gilchrisi
roner the wing candidates In their respectiye dis.
tfcta aor Cougrees The returns from the other dis.
uict. fhoufa not very numerous Indicate the re.
election of Mr. Oliver, Sam Csruthers, and LindleyS
tain but It looks that way. = 'o''
"Oax dispatches show that we have q considerable
sprinkle Of Wings il Legslatute and have Coined in
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FATAL AND DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF LIGHT
NING.--We are informed that the barn Of Mr. Tighl.
man A. Cobbs, OF Bedford county, was struck by
lightning, just before day light last Friday morning,
by which two valuable negro men were killed. and
their bodies, with the entire building consumed
The larger part of Mr.. C.s present years crop of
were likewise lost The negroes, we understand
in company with four i've others, were asleep in
the barn at the time 1t struck and it is supposed
that they were killed shocked by the lightning
as not to be able to escape from the burning build
ing. Mr.. C.s barn was new, and one of the most
valuable in the county.-Lynchburg Tirginiaa.
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MOUNTAIN CAVE NivIRaINIA! ExrLoREp.-A
curious cave on the top ofthe Long Lick Mountain,
near Purgestsville.- Hampshire, county, Va, has
from time immemorial, been known to exist, but no
one has ever had the courage to explore it, until
few days ago. when Prof. George Jordan, In the
presence of anumber of gentleman, having let down
candle, and fastened one end of rope to sap.
ling, and the other end around his body, descended
into Ito mysterious regions. The Romney Argus
says:
The entrance bears some resemblance to the era.
ter Of avolcano, only smaller. The aperture at the
mouth is not more than three or four feet In diane
ter, bur en;arges as you descend, like Inverted
funnel, The descent being perpendicular the whole
distance. Mr.. ]. descended some sixty four to *
tyhve feet, when he came to the bottom of alspa
cious Gambler, from which several passages lead off
in various directions. These passages are euffi-
cientiy large to admit four horse wagon On arri
wing at the bottom, says Mr.. j., and taking an
upward view, the scene is truly appalling. Large
craygy rocks seem ready to tumble down upon your
head and so terrific is the sight that uinversaltre
NOR imperceptibly creeps over the whole system
This cavern does not seem to be Inhabited by apy
living being save race of eheirsptera (the common
bai) which nest these regions by millions and for
ought we know, may be winged messengers of plu
to. They uttered a horrid cry and seemed disposed
to dispute the right OF the unwelcome and curious
ndyenturer. We learn that Prof. ]. intends ma
king more minute examination OF this wonderful
cave.
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A SHOOTING CASE

CINCINNATI, Aug. 13-Stephen R. Smith was sho
at Hamilton to-day by man named Jessup, ant
dangerously wounded. Jessup is clerk in a re
tail store In this city, and had received letters pur
perting 70 come from young lady. This CORES
pondence was carried on for three months. wber
Smith was discovered to be the author of the letters
which were subsequently, published in SUNDAY pa
per. Jessup sought satisfaction by shooting Smith
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KNoW-NOTHIN0s AMONG THE OHIO M.
Moor Adv

;SSS.1kAII Ang lS-The Democrats Couyen.
-, re OF nominating candidates RI counfy
uoss saa e9nsrsss The CommIstee on Rssoa-
49, soon - the afternoon proceed i;rs. .o,,....s
sss sxmss uent prevailed. The .Know Nothips
nesnes1 1cs as.sedsssS ssd the orsaaisstion Dc.
~ ihsa wa. insensstsat 10 denousce me
.ssoa while he Democrats had sesrst
st:fss esuston wars nsmhsrs and l,sor.s onil, "a
enaSi Ths " W. siyea y this assertics. snd ~
gsAn gststfaekA1, ssd 6nsily hsd sfter ME- ~
Iosssspa. sseks np - row. without nonsstios y
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WILLIAMSBURG IN TRoUBLE.-Quite "muss "
has been produced among the Williamsburgians by
a statement relating to William and Mary College,
which was published few days since. The par.
ticufars have not transpired.
lThe foregoing paragraph we copy from the Bal
tmore American. We confess we do not under
stand its purport
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IOWA ELECTION,

CHICAGO, Aug. 49, Returns have been received
from seventeen counties in Ohio of the vote for Co.
vernon, and Grimes, the Wing candidate, is 100
ahead
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MISS A. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR

M ISS A. n. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
~ YOUNG LADlES.-The seventh session of
this School will commence on the first MONDAY of
October next at the schoolrooms corner of Frank
lin and Fifth streets. " ~ - :.
Horace p. Smith, A. B., brother of Miss Smith
will be connected with the school a. Associate Prin
cipai The most competent teachers will assist in
the various departments The course of instruction
sthoroueh, and embraces all the requisites for in.
ished education Frequent lectures will be given in
con nection with the higher English branches Lee
ture: on Natural Philcsophy and Chemistry,
nied oy experiments Vocal musicwil be taught daily
without extra charge. Miss 8. pledges he rseif 4,
teach In such manner a. to enable the pupil who
attentive 70 the instruction given to read music
with perfect facility by the end Of the session. EarE
department Of the school will be under the super.
VISION Of the principals who Will regularly examine
IS English branches. 80; Primary Depart.
ment, ~. Ancient and Modern Languages, 90
each. Instrumental music, Professor prices Drsw
ins Emss a,9s Se ,sxtIa charges.
mr. smith wiH fos(U private classes In the Greek
and Latin languages. Further particulars msde
known IN few weeks by application ct the booi.
au8-eod2mif '..ses.
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ney Purney, Esq was entered this noon while the
owner was at dinner, and robbed of ave hundred
dollars in gold 49, ~
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TACKSON'S BITTEkS-Constant ON
~ hand and for sale By E. J PICOT co.
Opposite the Old Market.

...-. HENRICO County, Va.
DEAR SIR:-My youngest son, about twelve years
old has been some months afflicted with Indigestion
and loss of appetite, and after trying number Of
to get bottle Of your EXCELSIOR BITTERs, and
after taking one half Of the bottle to my great
constituent his appetite returned, and he is now in
good health, and says had better get something to
make him stop eating, as he ID now always hungry.
have since sent to your house for another bottle,
which / have ured for other members of my family.
conside it the best tonic fer the mach have
ever used. Please send me two more bottles, as
don't want to be without it,
Very respectfully,
Yours &c,
To RICHARD H. JACKSON,
Richmond City, Va. 14-2t
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FUNERAL or CoMMopoRj

FUNERAL OF COMMODORE DOWNS.
BosroN, Aug. l3-The funeral of Commodore
Downs will take place to morrow, and will be at.
sion. The body will be taken to Trinity church
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Aus. H-Flour quiet; sales Of How
ard street 1t q 81, and City Mills S7.i2. White
Wheat 81 5oGl 20; red Whest Si.4O0l6o. White
and yellow Corn rs cts
New York, Aug. 14.-Flour firm, with upward
tendency; Southern. unchanged. Southern white
Wheat $l.s5. Com firm; Southern yellow 7s0Soc.;
White 81lD55c. f#
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EX-PRESIDENr FILLMORE.
ALBANY, Aug. LEX President Fillmore and
son are staying at Skeneateles at present, as the
guest Of VIM Fuller
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NORTH CAROLINA ELBCTION

kALEiGB, Aug. l2-Unoficiai returns from the
whole State have been received Bragg's (dem ms.
Jointly over Dockery (wkis) is 3 025. The Senate,
wing. The House. composed Of 10 members, bas
jorry on joint ballot
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SHIP DESTROYED BY FIRE

BORON, Aug. 13.-The ship Townsend, which
was burnt 10 the Pacific, on her passage from Bos
ton to San Francisco, last May was insured in thi,
city to the amount of $4,000
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REPORTED FAILURE OF TWO WESTERN
BANKS -

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-Reports have been cur.
rent in this city today, to the prejudice Of the
"Rensaelear Bank of Indiana, and the Indiana
Stock Bank" of Peru. During the afternoon the
notes OF both OF these banks were refused by most
OF our city banks and principal brokers
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EOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION

EOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.
y win offer at public aaetlcn. 70 not disposss Of
70 the highest bidder, the following valuable fko-
PERTY:
/. The Store and DWELLING House, which h occu-
pied BY myself and which vas built but TO year Y
the beet business stands in this State. sDe near
est Store to the Central and Orange and Mexsndna
Railroad Depot In this place, and occuptes Dessor
locality for any kind Of busnsss than any osnor
in the village
tween New and Old 0ordonsville.
5. The Land latsly purchased q 0eoIee mo!tls
estate kno IN as the CHAMBLiC0 TRACT. shout
n miles Of this village, snd ccntsiaine two $780,
and fifty Eve and hall acres well tmhefed sne w.
well adapted to the cultivation Of al kfnde 81
AZ three railroads viii shortly DO runnine e snn
place, the timber will soon oycrpay FOR the iane.
4. Tho balance Of my stock Of Hardware ofooe-
rios, Wooden and Tin-wass
TERMs--For the Stare and Dwelling honse, Lot
and Land, one-thrd cash. one-thrd Y monsna ~
psper-she title retained I'LL the whole y pa1a
For the Merchandise, cash Will b require
GoapoNsviLLE. Ossngeeorys 4 .-.
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s ssl 70 conducted d * appERsoN. Auct,.
GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE

GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE
~ MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE
CREE OF COURT by virtue of decree Of the
Circuit curt of the County of Henrico pronounced
on the Esd January 1854 In the case Of Crow against
Grew &C.. the undersigned, a. Sheriff of Henrico
County will expose 70 public auction on the premi
CONNER cling at O'Clock. P. NJ, the real estate OF
which Daniel Crew died seized, containing about 12
acres, situated in the county of Henrico about nine
miles above Richmond, on the old Deep Run Turn
pike, adjoining the lands Of Thos O. Burton E. Pot
erwieg and others
TERMs-One-third cash; balance ct and IL mos,
for bonds bearing interest," with good security and t.
tie retained till last payment is made.
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico County.
Sale conducted by GoBDIH & APpERsok, Aucta
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a UCIION eALE OF THAT nxr,e,r
- - yALgAbLE REAL EsTAfE m syu1 80
Ttv11ssS n .0nD: Known e fHE = MI
3. Ans.ss is54 e 81 O'Clock. r n. spon ~ -!
S nc ~, q sold that most valuskis rel s.sss
sns Msorshwest intersection 81 6rcsi "a ~ .
fest 3 s.'s-,'''.e =, ana funnfne boek lS2
The IMPROVEMENTS eonsi.t Of n. r.v.,.. - -
@ sua,nss lszse srek stsais, ,s ss.snests 3
~ .hos csa three tsnemsnts On Ell 1905 ~
some rent. Jseaamg hand.
AZ aGtsl r. continuity 70 the Rishnoad nd
liehtfal situation, has heretofore - M ,vex &C.
mre large portion Of the sssidsus - t,s.U;e
uneqasiled BY any property On tie stssst asa =
An unusqal opportunity for pro6tsb BE inve So.
z neIe oaesed e property Of such valas Z rsrsis
Teams One-ffth cash balance 1t 6. II n al 81
months credit payments to bear interest Ana - -
cured by trust deed. 80 . -
" - TAYLOR L VILLA Ma "A.
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DUBLIC SALE.-ATT r ACTIV E
L REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN ES-
TABLISHMENT, ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE-I offer at
public auction. such terms must needs suits the
purchaser, ON WEDNEsDAY, the sd Of August my
place, called "TOMAHAWK STATION" on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad II miles from Rich
mond containing about $50 acaes one-hslf with the
buildings lying the South, and the other half
the North side Of the roadbeing willing to sell ali
or half. 4iH g. Z 80
The neghborhood il good, the location healthy,
and the improvements extensive. The place 10 well
supplied with excellent WATER and il well tmbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands of enterprsng person it 10 believed
that this estshlishment would prove very profitable,
for it is place of much resort and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer months. ssess
Post Office 10 kept there, and the present propr-
etor hasa Stage Coach running three times week
to Cumberland county, which pays well.
To one disposed speculate In the coal trade this
place holds out strong Inducements for 1t lies in the
midst of the coal region and the signs of this mineral
in the cut made for the railroad and in digging WE'LL
were exceedingly hattering
The owner, who resides ON the place, will take
pleasure In showing the Land, &C., to persons dis
5e~dIms WIN A. MARTIN. Chesterfield.
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MILLS DESTROYED By FIRE

Providence, R. l., Aug. 13-Messrs. Biges and
Aliens mills at Smithfeid were totally destroyed BY
FIRE on Friday night.
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PLUM BING.
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS. STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS
HYnRAIIIIG PANS

MBING.
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS, STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS
HYDRAULIC RAMS, &c. -.
TyHE subscriber has obtained, in the city
i Of New York the services Of the best ffu%es =
extensive stock Of superior material g eSssuss e
the very best manner ana with di.pstch " kinds q
szTH a rgss Ss q II WASH
"copper" Copper and Iron BOILERS. ..s
Brsss and Iron LIN and Force fUMfe.
SHOWERS for hot and cold watsL put ~ g or
d' H: sss ss:nss ..y.
BAN put e o.sss hs e snZ e. 1nsss ss,s aDd
Hi rsiss 1sfsf 10 N elevation q = lssst ~ nss
cent. grssfsy tbsn AZ ofhss psoesN 49, = "a
Ai ss. iss ss' ; :ss g =;
:sss .s g: &, s:ss:sss 6so "a
II want q ss srs pvsd Y
.pseimsa Of Pisnished Timed Copper BATH TUB.
ns ors =, sfs rom a: any part Of u. so,nt py A.
s' = III. f. 40 isss 80. 4. 80 c::y.
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