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MRS. HENTZ'S NEW NOVEL. just
~ .nI for alc h,. NOR III.

M RS. HENTZ'S NEW NOVEL. just
NA received aud for sale by A. MORRIS, 81 Main
street.
The Planters Northern Bride, by Caroline Lee
Hentz, vols paper 81; price in neat cloth 81 80.
Also the following popular Novels by the
authoress;
Linda Rena, Eoline, Marcus Warland, &c.
Fresh supplies of the following interesting and po-
pular Works just received:
Autobiography of Mrs. Mowatt-S1 25.
Hot Corn, by Scion RobiDson-S1 IS.
Flush Times in Alabama by Badwin-$I 25
Salad fer the Solitary-sl 2S
The Old Brewery-75c.
Harper's Magazine and Putnam for March.
Life and Adventures of Country Merchant-Sl.
The Wide, Wide World vols-Si 20.
Queechy, by the same author, vols-Sl rs.
NH Is
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HAULING SEINE-The fishermen are be
ginning operations for spring in earnest. Old jim
Brown, and his aids have already cast their sein
from Mayo's Island, and, hauled in any guam
tity of fine perch OF various kinds.
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DUNLOP, MoscURE IL Co. ask the atten
ton of dealers to tn cir cargo sale of Sugar and Mo
Iasses at Rockets, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock
NH IS
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pEADY MADE CLOTHING FOR

10 THE SPRING AND SUMMER, I854.-T am
in receipt of unusual large stock of Spring and
Summer CLOTHING, embracing all of the latest
Spring styles. Having open the larger portion
of my Spring stock, solicit early call from my
liberal patrons and the public generally | have
spared no pains to have my stock gotten up in SUI
perior style choice selections sustain the high
reputation which the house has attained. for selling
good and weInade Clothing, from the finest to the
lowest grades. Terms unusually low, for cash
J. d. GOODMAN,
No. 1S4 Main street. opposite Eagle Square.
". B.-Received to-day, large stock of Trunks,
Valices Carpet Bags, India Rubber Over Coats
Cloaks Capes and Satchels all of which will be sold
at the lowest cash prices.
NH Is J.D.G
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HANDED OvER.-George Jones, an eman-
cipated slave, charged with remaining in the Com
monwealth contrary to law was handed over to the
Hastings Court yesterday, to be disposed of that
body shall direct.
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ORDINANCE Vi0LATIos.--Messr Ellis d
Peers were fined 81 and costs for permitting one OF
their teams to be In the street without adriver-
Officer Irving who reported the case. stated that
he saw the driver about one hundred yards in rear
of the team, with something to eat in his hand.
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AucTIos.-A large quantity Of Boots
Shoes Hats and Trunks, this morning, by
DAVENPORT, AELEN & CO.,
NH l5-1t Aucts.
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SHAMEFUL.-A small white boy, not more
than twelve years old, was taken from the bridge
across thedock, on nth street, yesterday morning
insensbly drunk, and laid on some timber, near
by to get sober Such sight was really shocking
to all those who witnessed it. We learn that he is
the only son of a widowed mother.
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A MOTHER SAFE OPERATION
"a STILL ANOT HER VOICE FROM THE
NH 15-ts
EIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Ran.

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
IL away, Saturday, the 18th lust, from the to-
bacco factory of Mr.. w B. Ross. a NEGRO SLAVE
named JACK SKINNER. Said Negro is about 50
years of age, brown skim and about 5 feet or
inches high. 1t is likely that he is lurking about
Screamersville he has been in the habit of stay
ing in that neighborhood of nights. | will pay the
above reward his return to me- at my lumber
yard. corner of 9th and Byrd streets, the canal.
NH 15-St* THOS WILLIAMS
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Particular attention is called to the sale
of valuable Real Estate. belonging TO Capt Jno. ID.
Sheppard, jr, to take place this day, at O'CLOCK
See auction head
NH Is GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts
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New BooKs.-We are indebted to Mr..

New BOoKs.-We are indebted to Mr..
James Tyoodhouse, bookseller, on Main street for
two new and interesting works for children, by
Agnes Strickland, entitled 'Stories from History
and i" English Historical Tales" Both volumesare
handsomely gotten up and will make acceptable
presents for boys girls. Call on Mr. w. if you
wish to purchase.
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IMPRovING.-The little girl and boy who
wereinjured by horse and cart last Monday even
ing near Broad and 18th Streets are both said to be
improving.
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Mr. Henry Dixon, tonnage conductor on the Bal
tisaors and Ohio Railroad, was knocked from car
sad killed last Sunday morning while pa sing un-
a. Georgetown bridge.
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We learn from the Washington Sentinel that the
National Guard of that city, commanded by Capt
j. A. TAFT contemplate visit TO Fredericksburg,
Richmond and Petersburg
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y.
B-If any named gentleman cannot attend
this Convention, he will please inform me OF 1t,
that substitute may be appointed.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March IA.
SAILED

Steamship jamestown, Cavendy, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers.
Barque J. w. Dyer, Dyer, Norfolk, light.
Schr, Caroline, Hall, Rogers, New York, coal, w.
D. Colqutt Co.
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REMEMBER THE SABBATH.-Officer r.
wing reported James Brown and William Miller
for following their daily avocaions on Sunday last
and they were both summoned before the Mayor
yesterday After statement made by the officer
and explanations by the parties charged, the war
rants were dismissed, with an admonition from the
Mayor aeainst ceiling fish and oYsters On Sunday
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant. by the Rev. DR.. Howell, Mr.
MARCUS M. TANKERSLEY, to Miss ELIZA.
BETH B. VAUGHAN. all of this city
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HEsRIco CousTY CouRT.-Civil bust
ness has occupied the time OF this court for seve
raj days past
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HusTINGs CoURT.-There were but two
criminal cases of any Importance disposed of in
this court yesterday the result of both OF which
give below:
.Stabbiag- slave to Mrs. Harrison
charged with infiictng severe and dangerous stab
ON Barber slave to Mrs Rebeoca F. Whitock, on
the Goth of December last was set to the bar for
trial The evidence showed that these parties had
been unfriendly for some months before the stab
bling took place. and that the prisoner at the bar
least two months before the occurrence, applied to
the Mayor of the city for warrant to have Barber
the wounded man, bound to keep the peace 1t fur
Their showed that Frederick was not altogether
faultess and the Court thereupon found him guilty
and ordered that he should receive thirty nine
stripes.
Burglarg.-Robert Cross, the property of Mrs
Eliza Hendrick, charged with burglariously enter
ing the store of Mr. George !. Herring on the 10Th
of January last and stealing therefrom small sum
of money was set to the bar for trial The prisoner
contested that he climbed brick wall in the rear of
the store in the night time, and sawed the bar in
two which fastened the back door, and by which
means he effected an entrance. He was in the EN-.
ploy of Mr. Herring last year, and was therefore,
familiar with the premises. The Court decided
that he was guilty of larceny, aud thereupon or
dered him thirty nine stripes.
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J.
ing of the Council ordinance was reported by
the Chairman of the Police Committee, appointing
the five day officers and the keeper of the CITY
Hail. Constables to serve criminal warrants and to
receive the fees under the requirements of the city
charter This ordinance, if we understand the
wish of the Mayor and the desire of the police
committee is intended TO separate and define the
duties of the day and night police, that each NAV
perform It's service, without coming in conflict with
the other and that the city may always have at
command competent and efficient men for active
duty The members of the police committee know
that officers require rest just much other men,
and that those OF the night department, whose du
ty it is to see that the watchmeu are performing
faithful service to the city from dark until day light
cannot themselves perform the obligations imposed
npon them if they are employed all day in trans
acting other business that properly belongs to dit
terent department and therefore is that they de-
sire to rid them of day service entirely, that they
may be the better fitted for the labors of the night
The ordinance, reported, does not design any
entrenchment of the legitimate duties of the Cap
tain and Lieutenants of the watch Under they
have ample power for the arrest of felons at night;
and if misdemeanor is committed in the streets in
their presence, they have full power to make ar
rests.
The propriety of this ordinance is further sustain.
ed by the fact that the night officers although re-
quired to be on duty only every other night receiv
ed in the aggregate $500 more than the first four
day officers receive, who are on duty every day.
This difference in salaries is accounted for on the
ground of the greater hardship and exposure of the
night service and that the night police would not
have the advantages of tn sperquistes which accrue
to the day police To be consistent then the Coun.
Gil should pass this ordinance separating the duties
of the night and day officers.
We hope the Council will pass this ordinance; it
will promote the comfort well efficiency of
the police. They would have to go but one step
further and add something to the pay of the eff
GERS and privates to make them in every way con-
tented
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i LIVERPOOL SALT.-Sundry brands of
IL fine and coarse SALT. fer sale by
NH l5-ts SCHAER, KOHLER 4 CO.
MASS LICORICE, CRUSHED SUI
N1 GAR, Cabs Green Coffee, Pepper, Ginger.
mAlo n, ALLEN 1 co.
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DELEoArEs TO THE CHARLEsroE Cor
vrrr1oN.-The following named gentlemen are
appointed Committee to attend on the part OF the
CITY of Richmond the Commercial Convention q
Charleston, South Carolina, on the I'd Monday n
April next:
VIM. H. mcfarland, J. L. Wadsworth,
Richard g. Morriss, Jas M. Talbot,
Daniel Fl London, VIM s. Burr,
Horace l.. Kent David Currie.
Lewis Webb, Richard o. Haskins,
Jos. r Anderson. Thos w. McCance,
Thos. r. Price, David Burr,
VIM. F. Butler. Jas X Caskie,
John Womble Larkin Glazebrook,
Jas. Winston. R. B Haxall,
VIM. o. Breeder, John r. Thompson,
Dabpey Gooch. Mann s. Valentine,
Benz. Richardson, Chas- S. Morgan,
Jas. J. Binford, VIM H. Gardner,
VIM. M. Harrison, Hiram w Dickinson,
Sam'l F. Adie, VIM. Patterson,
O. A. Strecker, X q. Cabeil,
Hugh Fry Edwin Farrar
Jas Bosher, John Robertson,
Jacob F. Barnes, John NJ Patton, ST.,
VIM. s. Tripletf, John Il. Gilmer,
J.B. Willingham, Jas. Lyons,
d. Vongroning, Nathaniel Martin,
p It Moore Jas A. Cowardin, and
Robert Stanard, VIM. r. hitchle
Isaac Davenport, jr..
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VsNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-kA
4 LINGS MILLER, GRocERs AND CoMMIs-
SION MERCHANTS. corner Pearl and Cary streets.
are prepared to offer the trade full assortment Of
GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES and LIQUORS,
which they will sell the usual terms to punctusl
dealers NH Is
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ARMoRY OF THE DUNG GUARD, Z
d Richmond, March Is, 1854. )
M ORDERS No IL.
" Attend drill of your Company THIS EVE
MING, 18th inst, "a O'clock.
Bv order of the Captain.
NH Is w. S. MILLER I'd SerR't
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NEW ORLEANS SUGARS.-Crushed,
IN Loaf. Puverized. Granulated and Coffee Sugars;
Head Rice, extra quality just received and for sale
by RAWLINGS& MILLER,
Is Corner Pearl aud Cary ats.
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DAINTS, &c.-White Zinc Paint, White
Il Lead, Window Glass--French and American
all Sizes Varnshes, Brushes, Nc, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO,
NH 10 druggists 90 Main st.
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I INSEED OII..-2000 gallons Linseed
IL Oil for sale by PURCELL. LADD L CO,
NH Is Druggists, 80 lain st.
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby eau
IN toned against crediting my wife, SUSAN S.
ANCARR0W who has left my bed and board, as
will pay no debts of her contracting.
RO. II. ANCARaOW
King William County, Va, March IS.
NH l5-ntfc9t
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Wanted!

a nSCs Coris Of Shinglr Bol;s-uhesnGt, walnut,
HUI popular OF Oak-ioT which the hghes, price
will be given IN cash. The bolts must be cut Is
inches long. and inches face:
Cadiz May 81. 1854 Z. DEYlLBlSS.
GBOULDER BRACES, new and improved ar
- tice for sale cheap, by JNO. BEALL
nov. 10 1883 -
TYEEDLEY'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS TREA
h TISE, or how to get, save, spend, give, lend,
and Bequeath money, for sale at reduced price, by
nov 10 '53 J bEALL
DARKERS, series of popular school books for sale
j by nov 10 SO BEALL
VITRITING, LETTER, Commercial Note, ana
w Fancy paper Tor sale low by J BEALL.
nov 10 SO
ENAMlLY, SCHOOL. and fancy bibles good yari
4 ety cheap at nov 10 SO J BEALL
NTILLARDS TRAVELS IN Egypt, Arsh.a Pc
ltl tiara and the Holy land, new and very pop
uar work for sale by, nov. 10 SO BEALL
GyPELLERS, Towns, McGuthes, Cobbs new and
= United States all for sale by J BEALL
nnv I6 "a
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HpWo TMe1,Rl
Where are sou going? am Going
TO Stewarts 10 buy some of his
new and Cheap Goods
IAmEs sTEMART


TTAS lust received the largest aud most beautiful
i L stock ofSPRING and SU MINER DRY GOODS
ever brought to Cadiz, which have been selected
with great care from the recent importauons IN
Philadelphia and will be sold for cash or good pro-
duce at a very small advance above Eastern cost
Purchasers are respectfully solicited TO give them
an early call, and secure good bargain as the sloch
consists OF general assortment Oi the following ar
icles
French Merino and Thbet Cloths;
Coburgs, Pharmacies, and Persian wills;
High cooTeu de laines cashmere and q ALA piaiis;
Mohair and silk lusTes, alpacas, all cOors,
Bombazines and Persian cloths do do
High lustre plain black silks, all widths;
BrocGdes, satin plaids and watered silks;
Black and Chamelion silks and Turk satinsi
China Silks and POpins, plain and figured;
French and American Glnghanls, all prices;
English and American chintzes and calcoes;
Needle worked cuff collars, cLmizettes and capes,
Embroidered plain and hem stitched linen cam-
brio hdkis;
Silk pocket hdk'fs, cravats and neck ties
Gloves, mtts, hosiery and suspenders;
Ilckings, checks, beached and brown muslins,
/ Irish Linen table cloths and damasks;
Bird-eye and Russia Diapers very cheap;
High coIOred dress and sack tannels plain and
figured;
| Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans
and Festings
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons at bargains;
! Spring and Summer Shawls, general assortment
Crash and towels at 10 per cent. below reQulo:
| prices;
Red, white and yellow hannels, very cheap.
Also general assortment OF Queensware, Groce
ries, &c. Bring on your trade.
/ CadiZ, Ohio April l2 1854,
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BOOK BINDER AND B LANk BOO X
MANUFACTURERS,
No. 2lh MONROE ST, up Stairs) WHEELING, VA.
0NHE undersigned would respectfully beg leave to
L inform you of the fact, that he has purchased the
establishment lately known James M Ewing 9
Book Bindery and Blank Book Mandatory, and
is now prepared to execute to ORDER all kinds OF
Ruling, to any pattern. Blank Books, OF every de-
scription will be bound in any preferable style, such
as lialt-bound, FulIbound, Sheep, Russia or extra
Russia Bands
We are also prepared to bind Music, Magazines
Law Books, Period GALS &c, &c in any style that
may be preferred, to compete with work done in any
part OF the country.
Should you have any of the above work todo, please
leave your order, if ever 50 small it will be thank
fully received) at my Bindery, No. 2l3a, Monroe
Strest, (Up Stairs.l
Particular taken in binding Magazines g. &c
Wheeling, s2p25 lSj3-ly
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CARDING.

TTNilE Undersigned takes this method Ut informin
L the public that he has bought and is now perma
nently repairing and fitting up the Carding, Fulling
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned by
K. Teal three miles south OF Cadiz, on the road to
New Athens. He expects to be ready to do all the
Cardimg that he may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken in at the store Of Wood &
Smiths, in CadiZ, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share of public patron.
age is desired Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEEH X. JOHNSTON.
May II, 1883
n. b. Cove rlet and Carpet Weaving done on tho
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment j. T. JOHNSTON
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a GRAVE JOKE. - The Toledo (Ohio)
Blade relates the feiowing:
|! is SAID by the jokers about town---we
Eyt the story as We hear it--that few days
tslncs e'lored gentleman, who had become
prssty much Of nuisance, was found cad
drink. TAe wags cf The vicinity ordered
the Sexton to leave q coffin for cholera
subject, aad call in half an hour. when
The hearse arrived the coffin was duly lifted
20 its place, and a small process sion moved
toearls the recep able Of dead humanity 49,
When the party were about lifting tie coffin
t-em the helrse, the subject revived and
perceiving his crltlcal position he burst the
tId. and landed at one bound among the
npourDers. a sober N His first I'M pulse
and his brst hleais were 20 fog the crowd,
put pereeivihg that that would he underta.
hng rather large contract. he comrromi
sed the mstteT FOR a ride home on rhc harse.
A. The corsrgc returned, all the women and
gosslpers ran TO the doors 10 nstertain n
~hY NE coffin was brought back. They
Feie alF anI assured that the victim had
come to lie, aud he was pointed out siltinn
ri bis 6wn cufin whistleing. "Oh, carry me-
back 70 Old fVirginnyo The bes. Of thf
Joke is, the negro has given up drinking
aud worked inqqstriously eyer since.
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New Furniture and
CHAIR w ARE ROOMS

INVITE the attenti of house keepers and others
/ to their new Furn,,ure and CHAIR Ware Rooms,
in the new brick building, No. l63 Market Street,
few doors below the Market House. They ars pre-
pared TO furnish all articles in their line, such as
Dressing and Plein Bureaus, Secretaries and Book
cases, Card, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Bedseada
in every variety, Work and Wash Stands, Sofas,
Divans, Ottomans, SC, Fancy What Nots, Fancy
Work Stands.
Chairs, Windsor, Cane Seat, Mahogony in every
Yarety, plain and fancy, Looking Glasses, Clocks,
&c; all of which will be furnished promptly TO or
der at the lowest prices We respectfully invite the
public call and examine stock, feeling assured
that we can render satisfaction in all cases.
MUNDAY & Colts.
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THE NATIONAL HOUSE
AWV s~sA.A-- FOGE =1 Ca.N1s.

NJ EW Gl{-4 IN medicine, 10 yIore imposition Or
! 4 eNrOrtlOu no caomel. DR. TowNSEND'S uni
versal health pills. Each Box contains 100 Pills, at
the astonshingly reduced rate OF 2j per box
The poor need no longer be without the remedy tor
disease.
The Proprietor of these PILLS. therefore, Justly
blalms to be Philanthr0pst, and the Great Pioneer
in ihe work OF providing for the suffering not only
an lntalllhe remedy, but OF placing TINS remedy
within the means ol all, however desulutS their con
ditlOn.
/ The Pills may be used with safety at all times.
they ale never violent in their operation, but always
through and efficient Tins desirable result is ac-
com plished without the aid Of CaIone or the many
drastic purgatiVes usually employed. The public
may rest assured that Mercury in Of It's torns
/ enters into their composition
! SARSAPAR1LLA,in in highly concentrated state
forms prominent lngredlcati / he remaining ingre-
diGnts Balsunis and Gums, long known and val.
ued in the Medical profession; the whole forming
a compound uneqnalled for all
Impurities oi the Blood, Costiveness, Jaundice
Female complaints, Sick Headache, Pain in the
Back Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Constipation, Pains in the Head Pains in the Side
Liver complaints Febre Affections Piles irreg.
nlariues, Pains in the Breast, Pains in the Loins
&c
The Purifying properties Of lhes PesiI are believ
ed to surpass the power OF all other medicines Op
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid Of
mineral poisons, they are peculiarly adapted to fam-
lily use safe and sautary i'll their impression upon
the SYSTEM they may be taken at all times and by ALL
Now for these, and kindred diseases, Townsend'z
Pills are the one Great Remedy.
They most speedily and etiectually do the work,
subduing lnlalnatons and FGvers, opening obstruc-
ted pores promoting perspiruton, and soothing NOR.
did sensibiities In short, they are warranted Bet
ter than all ohGrs-cheaper than all-and destined
TO supercede all! Try them, invuds sufferers one
and alland Recommend the Pills to your neigh
bOrs.
9J- J-Directions accompany enck Box. A PAL
MER, General Agent Stouinlton. conn.
/ Remember the Price, Ono Hundred Pills Of Twen
! ty-Ve cents
For sale by Patterson e. CO, and il Logan &co
/ Wheeling Va.
/ AGlNrs.--John Beall and ) Hamilton, Cadiz, &
| + Croskey and NJ ley, New Market Brown
/ Farmhouse and W Walters New Hagerst ow
A Jul Schneider, elield. Philips con
Smyrna. sep. 1883 -ly.
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$50 Reward!

EXTlLLb paid to any person who will buy box
w OF DR.. TEltREb'S Healing Ointment, and
use according directions it they will cali my
office and say, with clear conscience, that it vii
not completely cure chapped hands, chblains. chat.
ing, Sore Lips Burns and Freezes, Sores on children
and greatly alleviate, ifnot entirely cure 5ulrheum
Piles inflammation Of Breast, bites OF Insects, Pimpes
on the Face, and all diseases of the Skin,
MONROE TERRELL, Naucaluck colin
70 whom all Orders should be addressed Sold
also by the Principal Druggists and country Mcr.
chants generally
Wholesale DEIors.--C Chckenner e. CO., No
81 l5arclay.st, New York; A McLure & co.. Alba.
ny; Fleming q Brothers, Pittsburgh; VIM Ii Brown
ard Bro, No Liberty-st., Baltinlore i w DyolI
and Sons, Philadelphia
AGENrs.--John Deall and S Hamilton, Cudiz.
gpuls lS53.ly
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Mammoth Hat Store.

& MAG AND lag, MAIN STREET WRrELING, VA
,p.ANEkY having enlarged his store in order 10
SUI the demand has on hand a. is receiving
from the eastern cities, and manufacturing one Us
the largest stocks OF Hats and Caps that has ever
been offered in this city, consisting of eye'y variety
and style now i'll use, all Of which will be sold al
he lowest possible price, wholesale and retail
Il