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LUKENS & MOFFITT,
DENTAL SURGEONS!
sAFE--sPEEDY---sURE!

SAFE--SPEEDY---SURE!
Something for your own beneft!!
Medicine adapted to general use, greatly supe-
rior to others, and within the means olevcry ndyid
ual.
100 Pills for Twenty Five Cents!
No exiortion in price-no Calomcl- no mineral
poison whatever.
DR.. Townsend's Health Pills
They called or from all parts OF The land because
they are all that they claim to be-
WHAT THEY WILL DO.
They purify the blood,
They cleanse the System of llumors,
They cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
They create an Appetite,
They cure Sick Headache, Dizziness and Low Spir
its,
They arrest Fevcrs,
They promote healthy action ofthe Liver,
They ere sure cure for Costiyeness ami Habtual
Constipation,
They are highly eificacous in Female Complaints
They Strengthen and give tone to the System,
lhey are the best FamIy Medicine known.
1t Is an obvious inquiry, how zone medicine can
cure SO many different complaints. These Pills,
however, are so compounded of curative materials
that persons have only TO TRY THEM and the an
swer VIII be ionnd IN restored body and an inyigo-
rated constitution.
Each Box contains 100 Pills at the astoDishinrIv
low price OF % Gents.
Every individual should have them.
S5-Dlrections accompany eack Box. A F PAL
MER, General Agent Stouington. conn.
Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills of T wen
ty-iiye cents!
For sal"by Patterson & co, and IL Logan SEQ,
Wheeling Va.
AGfNrs--John Beall and S Hamilton, Cadiz, &
I Croskey and NJ Iolley, New Market Brown,
Barnhouse and VIM Walters, New Uagcrstow
A Jul ochreibcr, Mooreield. E Philips con
Smyrna. nou, lS5l-ly..
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EASTER OIL, in bottles, and on ara,Ie.,t y nrtr,o
~ article lor sale by nov % 1853 j BEAIL
LyABEtS Cedar Pencils, the best in use (or sails
4 cheap by nov % 1853 BEAlJ,
CtTEEL PENS, large and fine assortment, ya,i.
~ Gus brands, cheap az JOHN BEALl.G.
CAND PAPER, prime eastern article, AMI
- large assortmontby (apr@2, '53) j. BEALL
4 tAP, Letter, Note and fancy Fapers, States, Pen
~ ellis, etc, etc, for sale cheap by
april 20, 1853. JOHN BEALL
IAP' Post and Fancy Note Paper, various .inds
~ and qualities, large supply, at
may 4, 1888 John REAIJ,s
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SfIarEfts.
CADIz PRICES CURRENT.
cOERrcrte wzEK4y 90.

CADIZ JULY 25, 1853.
a. .e''a'''- sss-ss ssss s--s--..-..s-s S1Fot.H.
~ ~ HEAT '.......sss...---..- iGAsts
S,oANi '.'.''.. ..tgfe
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NLoNkhSkEDi ..'.s......'. ..-''.s'soiVVt@
ioIAtoksi ......... .....s.s.....- liuNU
Unions, ,...''.''... .....''''. '5ug..
DRIED APPLES, per bushel, l,................@ @l,0O
dried fEAthESi .-'.''..-'.- .'-..'.''.Ziu0@.'
DUTrEEi ........ ......-.~..-.. ....-... IAO.'
SHEEsE, '......s..s..s''... lZiO..
LARD -.... -.-.s............. .udo
York, ,.......,...... 5,0uOiOO
cAbf,. 49,. -, .oOOiD.
Fees, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ....,.......l l29..
HAY. .-.....+ lO'"OO.''
WOOD, ''''''.'''''''.''-'''. -,VolSg...
COFFEE. ......s........ .....'''....- .t0l9
MoLAssEs by the dbl .............2 .29037
N. o. Sugar, .....................7t@ las
FIsH-New shad " bbl............ So. 1905
Mackerel, No. 3, /" ................l3 1890
do 2, Z" g ................l2,5 90
Herring " ................ 800
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EEL say, Pat, are you asleep?'
'Devil the sleep
'Then be after lenLin me quar.er,
Il am asleep bejaverous.'
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Notice.

TIE subscriber having purchased the entire in
erest OF francis Morey in the tannery of George &
Morey, is Authorized to settle all the claims of the
late flrm. The business will hereafter be continued
blythe Undersigned have now, and win Eeon cao.
stantly on hand large and extensive assortment Of
all nnds OF leather, TO which invite the attention Of
he public. '0''''' VI
The highe market price will be paid in cash for
lLDESo II = , ana oh4Np SAMUEL GEORGE
save their BARK, it wla pay the expense ofcleor
ing. s r. =
Cadiz, o. March %, 1854.
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d r.. ES Arse Us
EST WTNEi

IN the World :!
DIR. ESAESEY'S
FOREST WINE!
Patronized by the nobility and Medical faculty Of
England, and esteemed the most extraordinary
Medicine in the World.
Medicines containing mOlasses or liquorce. like
the boosted Sarsaparillas, require many large bot
ties to produce the slightest change in health The
Forest Wine is together different article 1t
contains no syrup to give it consistency, but ac
ouires its excellent flavor, and powerful medicinal
properties from the vegetable plants of which it is
composed. The Forest wine combines the virtues
OF the
WILD CHERRY, DANDELGoN, YELLOW Dock,
AND SARsAPARILLA!
with other valuable plants whose properties are still
more effective. Its high concentration renders it
one of the most efficient medicines now in use -
Some times less than single bottle restores the lin
gering patient from weakness, debility, and sick
ness, to strong and vigorous health. Every dose
shows its good effects on the constitution and i'm
proves the state OF the heGth. The FOREST WINE is
recom ended, in the strongest term, tor all COM
plants OF the
95-SroMAcH, LIVER, KIDNEYS, NERVOUS DISORDERS,
B IIouS AFFEl TioNS, DRoPsy, DYSFErSIA, Loss OF
APPETITE, Jaundice, Female Comrlaiats, Scroiula
and all disorders arising from BAD BLOOD anu
impure nabit of the system.
SAVED FROM DEATH!!
Testimony of Mr.. Nathan Mathews, a highly re-
enectnble and wealthy citizen of Newark N l.
DR. G. W. HALsEY;.-l believe your Forest Wine
ond Pills have been the means of saving INV life
When commenced taking them | laid at the point
Of Jtnth. with Dropsey, Piles and Asthma Nv
NJ vsirian had piyen me over as past cure. and nv
ta4'ilv had lost vii hopss of nv recovery White in
HE dreo[fnl situation, your Forest Wine and Pills
we're procured for me, I'd before hnd finished tie
first bottle Of the Wine and box Of Pills, expereB.
ced great relief; nay body and limbs, which were
rresfiv swollen, became sensil,ly redncod. Homes
of nv recovery began now to to revive, and amer
cantinning the use of your medicines for about n
month. the Piles and Asthma were completely Gu.
rel ilke Dropsy, with which nv life was placed in
such oreat danger, was also nearly gone. / have
continued the use Of your medicines until the pres
- - ,,,,,,, I ~, ,srfn,t L,,lth
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RGodey'S Ladey's Book for August is
q capital number. In fact, the more we
read Cooley. the better we like it. All of
the ladies should become subscribers to it,
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EE-T To those Of our German friends in
this county. who wish to take good Dem
ocratic Germ'n newspaper, we would ad-
wise them by all means to subscribe for the
A'Der Westbote," published by Messrs
Rcinhard & Eieser, Columbus, Ohio, at Sc,
per annum, in advance.
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Stec benvine & Indiana Railroad.
CHANGE FTIME
RETIRING

RETURlNG.
Leave Newark at ~ o'clock NJ, and arrives al
Steubenvle at 40 p 10 and CaJiz at 635 P ~.
Passengers by this train leave Cincinnati at o..
clock A. NJ
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VesV Shoe Store

READY MADE CLOTHING The best nua
heaIest assortment ever brought to Cadiz for sne
al (apA} JOHN McCORMlCk,S.
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au 29-eod7 &
VO PREVENT YELLOW FEVER.
L BILIOUS FEVER, AND FEVER AND
AGUE-Use Dr. J. 3. ROSES Sarsaparilla Com.
pound. Read what DR.. J. 8. Rose of Philade lnais

II E e hs
L BILIOUS FEVER, AND FEVER AND
AGUE-Use Or. J. 3. ROSES Sarssparilla Gem.
pound. Read what DR.. J. 8. Rose of Philadelphia
says:
This preparation is made from the purest and fresh.
eat Honduras Ssrssparils Root. and combined with
other ingredients hish tend to regulate ,hs cons l.
tution at any time at any age. 1t acts upon the
stomach, Liver and Bowels carrying off ali NOR bid
seefetions and bile, thus giving streDgtb, bloom aud
vgor lt is particularly useful after all kinds OF fs
vsr to put the body sgsin in perfect health and will
often prevent levers, il used in fever couatries
1 have never known case of yellow Fever Bill
ious Fever or Fever and Ague to occur to a person
when using this Ssrsapsria Compound. Both sexe,
and all sges should take it freely 1t siren Rthsrs
and inv gorates the constitution arouses the ener.
ges and ph ysical powers the appetite and
gives the skin a:urs hesthful softne and COLOR
and If any atent disease should happen be in the
system II will very be lhIown the surface in
the form of pinp es or eruptoDs and then soon dir
appear. This Satsaparilla combined with my Oys-
peptic Compound half aud half and half q wine
elassfui taken three times day before cash mssi
believe this mixture will any old or chronic
of diseased Liver have used 1t thus in many
cases, always sueeessfnily h-5
Quart bottles 81; small bottles so cents
j. 8. ROSE, NJ d.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd l. Co.; 6rubbs l. Apperson;
o A, StTeckeT; Paterson & Jackson; Bennett
Beers Alex Duva; DuvAl Norton; j. Blair; s. NJ
Zschrissona; A. Bodeker, and w. p. Lsdd, Richmond
all Druggists In Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg,
Lynchburs, and other towns In Virginia
Su l3-Stsw ia
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NEW s Us TEN OF TEACHING
~ FRCNCB.-Ths whole French Language; by

Language:
T. Robertson. Git pp l2mo- u IS. Key to do, 7s
cents
From the Numerous favorable notices of the book
we select only the following:
The author of this system 10 Pr ofssEor Robertson,
a celebrated teacher in Paris. who has obtained a
European reputation by ths excellence OF his me-
thod aud success OF his instructions 1t claims to
combine tine most valuable the systems Of
Manesoa Ollendoif. Hamilton, and the older grsm-
mstical authoritiss while 1t Is free from the defects
which diminish the practical utility of those g.
thod. The text on which the volume Is founded, is
the peculiar dioms of the French Language, togeth
81 with comp etc vocabulary of the words mos
commonly occurring in familiar discourse
The principles illustrated in this portion of the
work are Impressed on the mind of the pupil by con-
the second part is devoted to profound anay-
SIS CT the language. explaining in collection of
grammar and syutax Professor RobeItson's method
Is strictly progressive. The pupil is led on by easy
and almost unconscious steps from the rudments Of
the grammar to the most complicated forms of the
pepeats Tos' NJ se .esa0 osa nss
.er lis details without making such proficiency in the
Freach language as to enable him to enjoy the cias
sieal productions of its literature. and, with the
aud facility. Ths volume now issued IL equally
adapted for the purpose of selfinstruction for
the use Of classes uader the direction Of a compe
tent teacher. We do not hesitate to recommend it
to the notice of sll who interested in the sd
vancement of education. believing that its substsn
al merits will bear the test of scrutnzing exami-
| nation"-Harpers 9 Magazine.
For the convenience of thors who would wish to
examine this System, the publishers have printed
extra copies of the First and Last Lesson land ell
the Lessons are arranged esseptsily the same
plan) for gratutous distribution those who may
apply for ii; and Profes of the Language who
may prefer the entire work tor examination copies
will be sent BY mail. OF EXPENSE, ON the re-.
sept OF one DoLar for the System, or One Dollar
Published by ROB. LOCKWOOD SON
American aud f0reifn Booksellers
All Broadway, N. Y.
lanes woODHnIrsE A. CO..
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pHODES FEVER AND AGUE

III CURE-Fsr the Prevention and Cure of Inter.
mttent and Remittent Fereys Fevey and Ague, Chile
and Fever, Dumb Ague, General Debility, Nfghs
Ssoeats, and all other foIms OF disease which have
common origin in Malaria or Missms.
protect any resident or traveller even In most ckiy
swsmpy loealites from any Ague or Bilious dis
ease whatever or any injury from constantly inha.
1t will instantly check the Ague in persons who
have suffered for any length OF time, from day
twenty years 80 that they need never to have ano-
ther chill, by continuing in according to direo-
tons The patient at once begins 20 recover appe-
tits and strength, and continues until permanent
One or two bottles win answer fer ordinary cases;
some may require more. Directions printed In Ger
Pnce-One Dollar. Liberal discounts made TO the
trade. JAMES A. RHODES,
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY. AfriHsTTTSs'''' \ ;.
NEW YoRK, June l.. 1855.
FEVER AND AGuE CURE" or "ANTiDorE TO MALA.
RIA" and have tested IL for Arsenic, Mereury Qu.
nine and strychnine, but have net found particle
of either In It. nor have found any substance inits
composition that would prove injurious 70 the
''''''' EVIDENCE OF MERIT. oA'D''
"LEwsBuRe, Union county. Pa
"Ma IA. RHoDEs-De.r Sir: rke boz q med. 4
aos hsSs .os .ssa. s:
| people who have used II are sansnsa ~ LA ma =
srsss sas~ One who bs: used E
Of long standing ..ssr -no s n.s = asa ~ nss
I ssss and = would
s ssRs ~ !. now. ssisi entirely CURED b yosr re-
n'dy- CAUTION TO AsyE s1jSEsEss.
T.G. more Arsenic; tpesss:ssy. o..ias, yssri-
aSss, TSs veil Known ssiasnss oi these nozioas poi
sons proves them TO bo tks ohspring either Of Mse
= 9. q e :ss
70. s.ls',n kiehmo,s by M I. WovD. GRIsss
L l0--do0kel1m "a L
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FALL RACH0.
BROAD r OCI

RIfA DAOAO u T. 4
o.,os.. ,s.s - -: ~. second MONDAY !.
FIRST DAf-MONDAY. Oct IA sve.,,t.t.
for all ages; four mie hssts; four or more u ~.
half forfeit. Clysed 1st June with the foIiovins
ENTRIES:
M Wm H. Gibbons names B. N. fhilo. BY Mari
neI. out of Cassandra. four years old.
MI Towles names cb N Cordeiis Read, BY Was-
ner: out Of Madora, Eve years old
MI Thos. @. Moore pames eh b. Henry BY Glen
coz out Of Madsrs, four yesrs old. -.
m Ms ~ John Campbell names sh. n. Florids, BY was-
Mr John Campbell names ch. 4 LAun spillman
by wagner, out Of Gloens. thres years old.
i;n.. 'c%ss n Tally h, ~ SsPs.s g. ons-Eys Joe, by
a. Mr. H. 7. MsGr..h names sh. =. Sam Lsteher. BY
Mr.. John Walsh names b. 9. Lawson, BY Wagner,
Mr.. Calvin Green names cd b VnnIfort, BY aler.
'os; ou. 9. May molria four years OLD. asAa@}
SECOND oAY-TUEsDAY.-A sweeps..ks for
closed With the following subscribers:
Dayid Mcdaniel names a. By Regent, dam BY
A. Chsatham and James Tally names I. q. by Rev.
epus. dam Andrs~etta. s.ls' ~ @..z,rs.T-sa
Calvin Green names b. &. BY Sovereign. dam Ann
THIRD Day -wEDNEsDAY.-Joekey Club
ruTsS reIIs@5 SsSr, shrss n,Y %le sss1s %a1,,sn.v
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY-Prp Purse
horses only that have started in during the
week. f9r [7 ~.
Sc sscoHD tSS"iD baY ;ais: e .Acr TIES
DAY-A Sweerstahe for three ysar old colts and
hilissi entrance $500, half forfeit; mils heats.
fot fouryear old colts and 6es $500 entrance, hal
forfeit; two mile heats. -{ . ~ ''H
FIFTH HDAY-FRIDAY-A Sweepstske for three
year old colts and ies; $500 entrances half forfeit
two mile heats = "-T-
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY-A sweepstase
for untried threeyear old cots and lles; ei6O en-
trance, hall forfeit; mile heats g ''i'-7ss
= All the above stakes to name and close 1st Sep.
tember. ~ -
au4 CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r
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ohPlR, ROPER d MURRAY, u.
v. tnhfAkEss, No 8 Governor street, Riehmor
ossIf snnsaotly hand al kinds Of read y-ms dc
j. .5-aiy ss~" Vase
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sl. K.:11& PAssEHaERs ON THE
siUE s9KD s.HD AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH.
DANvIIhI Ia LhoAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
Il LIE Or LYHCHBURG:
n r ASTi BREA FASTll
Yb ANrLE TIME GIVEN TO EAT
.sn.s,. prepared % furnish the pa.
u th. ;naniy, with BREAKFAST, At the Junction
tnss. ,hichinond and Danvile and South. Side Rail
m ~ 10 5hp,,sdiateiy on their arrival ON the cars.
- II'-I1n 6AM'L d. BURKE
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- FOR RENT OR LEASEwraa M %s'
80. sroREs or wAREHOUsEs, No.
FOR RENT-The Brick Dwelling

on Leigh, between ID and Sd streets. now oc-
eupied By Mr. Rstc;itfe, containing rooms including
saith room, with Kitchen and ether necessary out
houses; alss, with bydrant in the yard Posssssion
WOOD, or Mr.. JUAN PIZZINI, Main &C.
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- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
sscee considerably that OF the Dailypspsrs Of
Rishmond combined. -
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ar FOR RENT a Brick Dwelling
~ House at the upper end of Clay street. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply at this Office.
IL lE-tf
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DEPARTURE OF THE AMERIcA.-The R. M steam.
ship America sailed from Boston, Wednesday,
with ll3 passengers for Liverpool, and 13 for Hall
fax. She takes Ou. $s47, 400 In specie.
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IMPORTANT BOUNTY LAND QUESTION DECIDED.
The Secretary of the Interior to whom the oues-
tion has been referred, has decided that in com.
putting the fourteen days military service necesss.
ry to entitle one to bounty land under the act of
March 3. 1855, travel cannot be estimated
Many have applied for land under this act who
could not make out the fourteen days service
requisite without the time spent In travel. To
such, lands cannot be accorded under the act OF
March 8 1855.
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THE POTATO RoT.-Our farmer friends In this
Vicinity are complaining of the potato rot 10 their
fields, and th Salem Gazette OF this morning saws:
"We hear of some potato rot 10 Beverly, Swamp.
scot and Danvers ~ Boston transcript Tuesday
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eSS FOR RENT.-A Store and Dwell
Ha ins House for rent No. z2S b,oad street, at
pre,ent occupied by Mr.. Robt Brzss The prem.
ises will be gwen on the Goth day OF September
next. Apply to Themss Ssmanai. su 2S-lm
@s FOR RENT.-A Cottage residence
kA containing nine rooms, on Grove street, in the
town OF Sidney, short distsnce from the Fair
Grounds. Apply to w. ]. HUBBARD.
iy Att
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The Rev. MR. MooRE.-A few more
Of those beautifully engraved hkensssss Of the
susi NJ. r. sIMONs. ISL Main street
w. LEIGH BuRIoS, Dentist, Cfiice ON
Main between oh snd 10Th streets. formerly oceu-
pied by McCopneil 4 Burton, ana next door oeiew
3. r 6empiss Drug store. - zs-tm
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IN FOR RENT-One upper room in
H8 the new Brick Tenement on 10th street be.
TIVE IN Main and Cary SITS.
ALSO-An Office In same; rooms on lst foor and
all the modern couveniences suitable fOr Dentist,
Lawyer or Physician.
ALsO-A large Store near Warwick / Barksdals's
Mill, Gary street, admiralty suit9u for whole
ale Grocery and Commission Houas. Posse ssion
ven imme dstely.
Apple TO BARRET c kOKRlSS.
% No lS6 Cary st.
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EW FOR RENT-The very desirable
- Dwelling and Grocery stand on Clay street,
Church Hill, between 9th and 28th streets The
Dwe ling has rooms kitchen In the yard AID other
out-houses. The store 10 spsrt from the house and
kss been occupied as . Grocery for q number OF
year,. Terms moderate to q good tenant For
luther information apply at the Richmond and Ps-
tsrsiurs Depot, to the subscriber. -, ..
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E'OR kENT-TwO newly y-erected Brick
L Tenements on 25th street, near Legn St. Bsp-
tst Church, containing rooms, Including sasement,
With passages, porches. closets, rsntrys, &c, with
ssften sttsche and well of ruperior water the
pfemies Rent SlSO each per annum.
Apply to ED. d. EAcHo OF
JAS. M. CARTER, lath at,
je 2G-ts Opposite Post Office.
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90 Ski;:IIk We have on hand and for
- - sale DECK BOATS OF the largest
at0 Also OPEN BOATS aud Sansrs Tiynbar fson
NJ 10 oo ieet, at our Boat YARD Penitentisry Pond
Lu t0-s6mt - "&SSSHIn.
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Mr.. Nelson, late u. S. Consul at Turks Island
has aiied from San Juan, for New York. In com.
pany nth young Daniel Webster.
Col Hart, U. S. Consul at Santa Cruz, Teneriffe.
died on the 23d of July.
Cspt Elllson, u. 8. N, with dispatches from CON =
modore Crabb of the African Squadron arrived at
New York In the Herman, Wednesday.
Typhoid fever is prevailing in Gree ne county,
Ala Among the victims are DR. A Clements and
sughter.
DR. David Glass, former resident Of Richmond, I,
aud lsttery prominent physician 10 Hopkinsville'
Ky died on the 22d ult.
The bsquests of the late Abbott Lawrence 10
public Institutions amount to $l30, 900.
J T Russell, druggist of New Orleans, com.
mitted suicide on The Oath ut, by taking lauda.
num-
The Know Eothings Of Georgia have under
constd Iteration the abolition of secrecy in the or.
der.
There are 325 students in the University OF North
Csrolna.
Second Lieutenant Peter Parkinson, jr., flA-
cavalry, u 8. A has resigned, to take effect Aug
9th:
A case Of yellow fever has appeared on the U. E.
steamer Fulton, at Pensacola. Fla
tournament was held at Howsrd's Lick. Hardy
| county Va, on Thursday, 18th. George Harnes {
was the victor.
Official sdvices from Fort Riley state that thsi
have beeu only eleven deaths thare Asjoy Ogden,
Mrs Major Armistead. Mrs Major Woods. her two
children and two seivanis. and ave employees and
sn.diers.
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- FOR RENT.-A nice brick Tene-
Ex& ment corner of Sd and Marshall. Apply to
au Its GRUBBS l. APPERSON
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NEW WATERING PLAcE.-A company have pur.
chased the sulphur spring properly in Warren
county, Va. and Intend erecting buildings suitable
situated on the Msnssss Gap Railroad.
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NEW SADDLE AND HAIR

knM NEW SADDLE AND HAIR
az IN EESs sMANUFACTORY.-The subscri.
per having taken the store Nos Pearl
!r3u, the street near Main, (having just returned
uH-I, Nottn with fresh and new style OF goo ds)
tous,. gear inducements to his friends and old Gus
log onns 1s IS determined TO sell cheap. Repair
GGF ~ 1pns Indebted to the cid firms of Otey
sno n.s at 1imes w. G0f will please come forward
the aIsf tiiis a. am very anxious ts close up
- IHn JAS. w 0OFF
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gsst FOR RENT-One of those beauti-
ssa9 full new Brick Tenemepts on 25th street. be-
twten Mr.. " HechIer's and VenabIe street. The
House has good rooms and Kitchen with rooms
and there 10 enclosed Lot Of about II acres at.
taehed Of excellent sol for gardening and an excel
lat we'll OF water within few fest of the house
Rent at the rate OF only S25. -Four times the rent
M eht be made OFF the ground easily. Apply at my
Shoe store, No. 43 Main at. WIN. WALSH.
an
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aa FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT.
8 with to dispose OF my house on 1sth street.
II h fitted 10 with Gas, Hot aud Cold Baths Water
Clossts Cooking Range in Kitchen. and every con-
venieDee for eenteel fail handsome Glass Chan.
delien 10 sitting rosm and psror Apply at Mitchell
& iyle's,l0e Main ct. JAMES l. EGE.
an Sn-tg
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e. NOTICE.-Being about to re-
GA move from the city and give up business
IA lssAs hereby request all persons having left
ssalsGsS Watches, Clocks or Jewelry with me for
repair, TO call for them at once.
siso fer the balance of my stock at cost.
JOHN KLOEBER,
u6-ImH Is9 Rroea ~