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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-15
FALL HARDWARE,

FALL HARDWARE,
M II nre now in receipt ol II fresh stock o Goods
w consisting of
Pocket aud Table Cutlery of various patterns,
Guns and Pistols-u handsome assortment
Building Mucrials-such Locks, Hinges, Screws,
Nails, &c.,-n large assortment,
Tools Of all descriptions, for Carpenters ,Bneksmiths
Muehinsts', and Farmers nse.
Together with general assortment of Foreign md
Domestic Hardware, suitable To the wants OF the city
and country trade
Also large aud fresh stock of Saddlery Hardwntc
consisting of Bits, Strrups Buckles pe., &c; Coach
Materials, Springs md hxles Patent Leather Hog Skin
Serge, Woting, Whips, &c.
Our purchases have been mado direct from tho manu-
incturers in Europe and America upon favorable
Having Ind the experience of 20 80 ycurs of the
wants OF the country trade, ilnttcr ourselves upon
keeping the best of Hardware suitable tho
demands of Virginn, Tennessee and North Carolina to
be found in any one house in the United stnes.
We most respectfully invite on examination of our
stock and prices by merchants nnd others visiting this
mnrket-iceling the that satisfy even
the largest class OF customcrs
SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
Importers of Hardware, No % Pen st.
B.-Alwnys on hand. an assortment OF MAYORS
CASTSrEEL and Anchor BOLTING CLOTHS
aug 23'dtl0 OCT S q. X.
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u. j. EOIIXES

NJ - u ObNGS
Az now on exhibition and open for the inspect ion Of
i The public, at his Wareroons, upper end Main ST
n large md beautiful assortment of Furniture. His
slock embraces every article suitable for
from the Pnincs md cheapest the finest article
niactnred all made oi The best mnerul by good work
men, aiter the latest md most approved patterns
No pains or oxertion will be spared give suialnc.
ton To those who mny cnll on him.
All work sold this house securely packed free of
charge. and warranted Ia go snfo any distance.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses madc to order ut the
shortest notice and ON the most reasonable terms.
noptl.ts Q " Ron. cnnY.
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LYNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT l5 1854.
RICHMOND.

RAWLINGS n MILLER,
Gr0Cers and Commission Merchants,
Conner Poarl and Cary sueets
KicluaOlld, Va.
nFFER ia salr to the trade, full aud desirable
" stock at Groceries, Teas. Wines AMI Liquors, on
the usual terms. Ia pnnetual dcHleis;
200 hhds Portn Rico and New Orleans Sugar
900 bids New Orleans aud Sugar House Molassc'
900 bugs Rio. Lnguira Java and Porto Rico Coilee
800 packages Lom. Crushed. Powdered and Cohco
Sugars
100 package, Green and Black Tens part extra fine
quality
900 boxes Soap assorted qualities including fine
fanee Soaps
900 boxes Adgmuntnc Candles
Mndehn, Sherry. Port. Malaga and Lisbon Wines
fun assortment
Bandics of all qualities, part lncst imported
Holland Gin; lanaicn Rum, Schrdam SchnaI pa
Old Rye Nhiskcy, ot Rohrrtson4 celebrated brnnd
Reched Nhi.koy,o our own brands, superior quality
Champagne Wines ,various brands, including our own
importation
Nails. Cumberland. Bridgcion. md Old Dominion
brands
Sole Leather. Middle, Ligh, and Heavy aud Good
Damaged
Bacon; Lnri Cheese, Rice
Olive OIL; Pepper Allspioo; Ginger; Starch; Window
Glass
Glass
Indigo; Mustard; Mace; Nutmces Pickles
English Sauces. Twine Wrapping Paper; Candle
Wick
PAINTED Buckets Tub; Broom.; Plough Lines
Bed Corla; Maokorel; lIerrngs
Sperm, Solnr, Tanners aud Machine Oils
SnG Ninegl; Gloverseed
Havana Cigars, choice assortment Of best brands.
Dealers visiting city will find to heir Interest I,
examine our stock OF goods before purchasing.
81 DIM
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Tide-Waier Connection.

A,1,,o-,1 1Our line of Boats will now receive freight
Elianuuam6 deliverable in the Dock.
Our line connects with the lines oil Steamers fpr Bal
timore, PhilndcIphn and New Yotk twice week, asd
landing is nearer the steamer and vessel landing
than nny other the drayagc on goods and produce will
be less by our line, thnn any other LEE & co.
mug g. dt4 Richmond
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These vessels Of the rst class built in the city of
Baltimore, expressly for this adc and hive superior
tommodations for passengers. They are commanded
by experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
md who " i'll spare exrrtion to accommodate They
will be tuwed up and down the rivers by and may
he relied to su promptly adverlized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find it their interest ship by this line,
freight will always be taken low by nny other
line Of Packets, and every effort will be made by tho
agents in Richmond md Ncw-Yor give satisfaction.
Freight Is cents per whole, and II cents per y
Tobacco being about so per cent css thnp charg'
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the k...i.
mond Fire Association by this line at }-8 per
We respectfully ask and hope To succeed in obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to NewYorl will be for.
warded free Of commission TO New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston Savannah any other Southern North
port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York Berth No. Coffee House Slip foot OF
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond, } =
G. IL. PIERSON, N. Y
No 81 South Street.
l.
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REDUCING STOCK
Bargains In Ready Made Clothing.
order TO insure the complete disposal of their sum
mer stock by the close Of the aeason the subscribers
will offer their large stock of summer Clohng Of their
ara manufacture at greatly reduced prices for CASH
Those in want ofGOOD CLOTHING now have an on
pornnity rarely met with supply themselves with
the best article In the market Mt nnprecedentedy low
prices. BURROUGHS, SHAFER a. CO.
Wholesale tf Retail Clothing lazaar & Gen tlemen's
Quitting Establishment, Main st cor Market
Jun 10
~ Bedford Sentinel, Salem Beacon Floyd IntalI
gcncer,and Wyhovie Telegraph copy
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TWO DAILY LINES
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

tROM lynohhurg to the Sweet, Red Sweet and
L White sulphur Springs by the following schedule
via Va. Tenn. X. r. mud fnrish & Cos. Stage Line
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L'IRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsVW

i4NC CI1-I-ytthO"'g ffOSt y f'ht iHsH'""tf IoH'
many.
This CoHpany makes Insurance against loss dam
age by Fire, on Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Facp
res and other buildings, furniture. goods wares anl
merchandise, generally in town and countyon the most
favorable terms.
Also make. insurance the lives ofall persons
Toying good health and Of sound constitution for the
whole duration ofe. or fora limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinnrv occupations, will be
insured on reasonable terms.
The Company will alsc take marine risks from and 10
my of the Northern or Southern Ports favourable
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
DON T. PETERS. Fice PreSiaeH.
SAMPSON DIUGUID. Chief Engipcey.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
James NJ. Cobbs, Dexter Otey,
George w Yancey, Samuel Garland,
William 7. Anderson Nathan b. Thurman,
John o. Taylor, james NJ Boyd.
jas. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Secy.
DIR. p. II. Gilmer, ! ua,,,,,, r....,...
Dir. VIM. Otwpy Oven. ''' N''"
The Medical Examination If subjects for Insurance
will be made at the office of the Company each day
between the hours of and o'clock, p. M.
FehS jts
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LINE of IsichmOndx a.

AND NEW.YOkk FADkETS.-Ths .saas3
home line is composed of the following vessels and
snils from New-Yorl every three dnys. All owned in
the city of Richmond, viz:
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Old Dominion Line Canal Boats.

Old Dominion Line Canal Beats.
BETWEEN LYNCHBURC & RICHMOND.
MERCHANDISE &c from the North ss9ss
VI consigned Us, md tobacco, pro --2zz--2<za
ducc, Sc. shipped by this line from Lynchburg for
warded fee Of Commission. Our bnats leave Lynch
burg and Richmond every lVedneS}ay and Satarday.-
Our Lumber-iIousr is FIRE PROOF building. on the
Ba,n,in Richmond and prepared to receive PRO.
iure, tobacco DC storage, at the most moderate
charge. Merchandise &c is subject to only dray
tge in Richmond. Freight carried at customary rates
EUSTACE & APPLEYARD,
w. A. HORTON Aet at Lynchburg. Office at Mr.. b.
I, Saekrtt's Lumber House. the Basin
lgpl 29-dly
JOURNEY MEN Carpenters wanted
- c-fwenty good Workmen can find empiovment with
t e Subscribers. HALLETT y MAZE.
mar 2O-dts
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INHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE.
l. spcctiuy to onlI the attention of the citizens oi
Lynohburg md the doning country his large and
ii splendidassortmcnto OF BOOTS SHOES -
WI CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE, -
~ and which nro WARRANTED THE BEST QUAIL.
IIAsD OF SUPERIOR woRKmAKsHIP.
Persons wishing To have good and durable Boot or
Shoe for the present soason, will do well call on me-
~ nm determined to please both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget call the store three doors above the
Franklin Hotel and immediately opposite the Citizens,
SavinesBnnk T. F. GR1MALDI.
dec ll-ts
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Something Superior.
August 2Sth, 1854.
Desirable Property for Rent.

Desirable Property for Rent.
HOUSE with GARDEN attached, equal to any in
n the city, within few steps of Main There
ockrooms servants rooms al the necessary out houses.
and every convenience the premises 1t is situated
in good neighborhood, and very retired and per-
s doing business Main the Canal there is
more convenient There is good roomy TOBAC-
co FACTORY adjoining, with plenty of room to carry
a large business which will be rented moderate
terms, Ell ther with without the dwelling house.
Possession can be had the LIST of October. Apply to
Mrs. GEO. 7. WILLIAMS, Executrix.
aug 29ts
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TER MS

THE YEARLY RATES ARE
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PRICE ONE CENT.
lcorrs.pondencs Of the Di.p.seA.I
WHEELING, March "a, las

WHEELTNG, March IA, 1854
DKAn Sra: As this Is . day 10 which oil men are
more less the subject of that very prevalent dis
ease known to your fraternity rs the Cacrthsses
Scrtbendi, find myself suddenly attacked BY the
maiady az I am unwingly detained at q considers
able village on the bank oftbe Ohio &
allow me to congratulate you upon your recent
~ acquired Immortality, and the fame which has
20 suddenly transformed you into one of the great
i've Americans of our great and glorious Republic.
me honor and glory of your position Is truly env
GUS save ana excepting the proposition of Mr. Liv-
ingston that you shall therefore be hung up to the
gaze OF vulgar eyes. Your refusal to be thus sus-
pended in gallery, and your declension to be con
sdered his as he is yours Is characteristic of your
well known modesty. s'sRs
The village from which write Is reached bv ws-
ter from your city, in 80 hours. By the way, what
mighty agent is water-composed in its ANALYSIS
OF two infallable, and almost mnmateriaf proximi
.es there is nevertheless combined within these al
nosf an oinnipotent power. With the aid of this
natural element, what has not man accomplished :
Ye@ Mr.. Editor, while at IL o'clock last night you
were quietly locked in the arms of Morpheus, or
pernapsilnditing leader forinext days Dispatch
was,ehasing, by the aid of water (made steam) the
AllSthany mountains, from their Northermost az
treIpftV clear down to the Ohio river We threaded
this BACKBONE of the Old Dominion a multiplicity
of times. You know that there are upon the Balto
& Ohio Railroad. eightytuo tunnels, the longest OF
whicksseven- eiehts of mile and the shortest $50
feet: Ehaveheard of Egyptian darkness, dark
ness that might be felt These tunnels, especially
thatdong one. contains some of that kind. Surely
thought /, thjs must have been the birthplace oi
ErsBls- Thisroad 397 miles in length, is one OF
the/most stupendous works of our country, and
aivesample proof to the egoa-headativeness OF this
y Yaf3e lace when stimulated by that Archinaedan
enQtdeH OF this,19h century, industry and money.
Vitb{hese yoTmay turn the world right side up.
cannot writSfhore as my complaint is somewhat
bettsghow, bit may perpetrate another evidence
that ,eure is not yet possible. Please don't take
up TIE idea thsfJour patient wishes to become Inn
mortal scrbbier for be assured he seeks such
distinction it don't pay but is willing that his name
like that of Junius shall be =
SLAPNoMMIsINuMBRA. 5,
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JULIEN COMING


The great JULLIEN,-the most perfect mas
ter IN his way we ever saw,-the greatest pro-
tessor OF humbug we ever beheld,-and
whose humbugging is the most delightful we
ever enjoyed,-is coming to Richmond. He
left New Orleans on the 18th inst for Mobile,
Charleston and this city, en- route for the
North. He will, therefore, be along in good
time, and let every body prepare to see him
and hear his great Band, which he directs
like a magician. When we call julien the
great master of humbug, we do not mean to
speak in the ordinary sense. He is, indeed,
q very great master of music; but he com
bines with his great musical genius the great
est degree of tact in arrangement for effect
arrangement of the details of concert. so
as to give it the greatest force and work to
the best advantage upon the sympathies and
tastes of his audience. Then he is wonder
full actor, and although as vain as peacock
his vanity is as graceful as it is with that
bird; and no true judge of character can be
hold him without admiration. He waves his
wand so gracefully and so majestically
could not dispense his thunders with mos
solemn imperiousness. He seems to be, in
deed, the very soul of the whole body of mu-
sicians-his wand arouses them to grand
crash, or subdues them to gentle tones such
as sigh through Alpine hills on mild May
day His gilded music, stand in form of
harp, he changes about from side to side, as
the chief responsibility is devolved on differ
ent parts of the Band. Now he fronts the
horns, and significant wave of the wand
tells You his strength lies there: anon he
changes to the violins, and now look out for
tremolo that agitates your very soul: then
the flutes are summoned up, and the soft
tones that walked the echoes in Arcadia are
renewed: by and bye, he looks at the drums
and waves to the great bass instruments, and
you have the very devil to pay all the en-
ginery of war is called out, and your hair
stands ON end at the fearful imitation Jul.
lien is great--he is king-his audience are his
subjects-and go where he may, he can sum.
mon rs many 10 his presence as can enter the
building where he holds his court.
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Last Sunday week Mr.. Geo. Payne and his family
living near Newark, Worcester county, Md, went
from home, leaving white boy named Davis,
about Is years Of age, who was then living with
him, and colored woman by the name OF Marga-
ret to take care of the house and while they were
absent, it is supposed that quarrel broke out be-
tween the boy and the woman, when she etruck
him with a stool, the blow of which stunned the
boy, and gave him several blows afterwards, as
the bruises on the body indicate. Thinking that
she had killed him, she became frightened and
drew him to the well and threw him down After
Mr.. Payne's return the boy was missed, and search
was made for him. but without success until Mon
day, when by tracks of blood they were induced to
examine the well where the body was found
The womans clothes were subsequently found to
be stained with blood, as well as the floor of the
kitchen Sheis in Jail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-20

ARREST OF A RUNAWAY GIRL Yesterday after.
noon officer Rue, of the Lower Police Court, arrest.
ed pretty looking girl of seventeen years OF age
the daughter OF a clergyman residing at Newark,
from her home few weeks ago, came to this city
and put up at the New Haven House, in Broadway.
Soon after her arrival here she was visited by
dry goods merchant with whom ahe has been on
her board and Otherwise administering to her per.
sonal comforts. Her relatives came to the CITY.
and on discovering her whereabouts made a conl-
plant to Justice Osborn, who authorized the officer
to arrest her and bring her before the court The
Justice then placed her in the custody of Mrs.
Flora Foster, the matron of the prison, where she
will remain to await the action Of here relatives
NJ Y Herald 10th
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HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of Deeds,
&c, fer New York, Pennsylvania North Carolina,
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio, Indi-
ans, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, sc.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hen
rico county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Notaral business with which he may be entruRted.
Office on franklin near Governor street.
9-6m
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Arumor was current yesterday that the dead bo
dy off female bearing the description of Miss Cor
della A. Grant, the principal witness against Mr.
case, was found floating In the East river, on the
brooklyn side. Several persons acquainted with
her identity, hastened to Brooklyn to ascertain
further particulars and up to late hour last niehf
Herdh LII
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFIN, Secre-
tdTyCf the Pirginid State agricultural Society," and
N AUGUST offer their services to the public as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in Virginia and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofice-et the Office of the Virginia State AgricuL
f9rat Society," No. IFS Main street.
N. AUGUST NOTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Oifce-as above. fe 8-ls
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FREE LECTURE, on MONDAY EVENING.
the 2oth instant, by Dr.. WILLIAM R. MASSEY. of
Batimo e, in the A RICAN c II R II, on
Broad st commencing at o'clock.-This Lecture
wigs be given with SOME EXPERIMENTS, as introduc-
tory TO series Intended TO follow on Electricity its
various notifications aud adaptations, with NuME-
RoUs EXPERIME NTs and illustrations.
The Ladies' and Gentlemen of Richmond are re-
spectfuliy requested to attend.
The attendance of Ministers of the Gospel and
members of the Medcal Profession is earnestly
lcited. NH l6- At
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MISSING VEssELs.-The ship Rome, Tiff, from
Mobile, March 9th, for Toulon, and the clipper
Warner, Ripley, from New York for Dunkirk, both
with valuable cargoes, are missing
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DISCRETION is THE BETTER PART OF
VALoR Therefore be discreet and don't be hum
bugged and deceived by moonshne advertisements
b. wjse and call on Mr.. F. E. MOULSON and have
your pictures taken, he insures and warrants
tire satisfa ction sale to all who may give him
their kind patronage.
sortment of Fancy Cases Medalions, Breast Pins and
Finger Rings, al of the finest quality, which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of a my tasty friends and
customers.
Pictures from 81 to S75.
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NEVER INTERFERE AT little town called But
ier on Licking river, Ohio, few days ago. an Irish
man was beating his wife, when young French
man demonstrated. This highly offended the
lrishman that he drew pistol loaded with sugs,
and shot the Frenchman full in the face-knockine
out both hiseyes The physicians supposed his re.
covery impossible
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SUDDEN DEArH.-We learn that a young gen.
tleman named ScorT died suddenly at Georgetown
College on Thursday. just as he had sat down to
dinner. He was afflicted by disease of the heart
Mr.. Scott, as we understand, was soon to take or
ders, and occupied at the time of his death the of
fee OF prelect-Nat. Intclligeacer.
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T. j. Carson II Co, Nos Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. SO
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good essort.
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. ie 18--1Y
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JAMES KINNAIRD,
Richmond, March 9Th. I854. NH S-Iaw4W
NTTY OF RICHMOND. TO WTT:-As

HITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT:-AtI
~ Rules ed In the CLERKS Office Of the Court sfI
Hustiues for the said city, on Monday the 9th day
March, 1854: Whereas George w. Gretter and Will
liam Brent, mercb cbants and partners trading underI
the firm of Gretter and Brent by their counsel have
filed Ia the said Office their declaration sgainst wiz
liam H Mcleod, of plea of debt for $57, due by 81
7 egotiabie notes and George w. Grstter one Of the
said firm, having made oath before that the said
William H. Mcleod il not resident Of the State of
Virginia: Ifis ordered that the said William Nc
Leod do appear before the osaid Court or In the
Clerks Office within month after due publication
hereof and do what is necessary to protect bis inte
rests Teste, ss,sa4ss@t RO. HOWARD.
7-lawfw d. Cierk
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PITHY.-The Northern papers have story that
on the night of the New Hampshire election, about
6P. NJ one of the especial friends of the President
in Concord, sent to him the following dispatch =
To the President Of the United States:-
The State has gone to h Il q 4
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLIC Office on Franklin street. under
the Metropoltsp Hall. Richmond Vs. mol
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Friend Humphrey, formerly Mayor of Albany,
and State Senator, died last Thursday He had
been for many years engaged in the leather trade
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Rev. DIR. Pumer. Of Baltimore, b % deliver alec.
ture on Tuesday evening, before the Young Mems
Society OF fredericksburg, Va.
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In the last century, there resided in Rhode lsl-
and man whose parenis had bestowed upon him
the brief name Of Through h-much ibulsiion-wc
enter-into-th the -Kingdom-of Heaven C1aPp. For
shortness, he was called "Tribby"
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Dr.. BRAISERD can be consulted at the

DR.. BRAINERD can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel, Richmond. until March 25th. He 10
awaiting the report of the COMMITTEES Correspond
euoe in this city
DR.. BRAlNERp has restored peasons to perfect
sight, IN of partial aud total blindness of from
II weeks 70 % years standing by from 10 seconds to
: minutes application, by a scientific method of his
oVs discovery, without cutting, pain wash.
Or. &. has also cured cases of Inflammation of va.
rious and aggravated grades; pain from, aud ntee-
rance Of light; sightedness loss of sight from
sge. and sy-sightedneSs-ail of which have
majped permanent to the present moment.
Advice treatment given to the poor gratis.
nh
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In Prussia, boys Of Is are drawn and compelled
to ssrve 10 the army until 30 years Of age.
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RALE's HOSTING MACHINES

We agents. for the sale Of Mr.. Jas Bales
hoisfiao MACHINES, aud viii furnish them al
n,iasuiaetnrefs prices. W lib without the frames
"A''g,er may be seen at our store, On the Dock.
- Kits LEE CO.