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s CHE CK,S
MANDRAKE PILLS

win be found to possess those qualities necessary TO the
total eradication Of all bilious complaints, prompt 70
start the secretions Of the Liver and give healthy tone
10 the entire system. Aeed II IL no ordinary discovery
In medical science to have invented remedy Tor these
stubborn complaints which develope all the results pro,
duced by heretofore free Of calomei-a mineral
Justly dreaded by MANKIND and Acknowledged 70 pe De
structve in the extreme to the human system That me
properties Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues
Of calomel without lis injurious tendencie. now an
admitted c rendered indisputabe by sclenihs research
Is and those who use the Mandrake FIJI, VIII become
fully satisfied that the best medicines are those provided
by nature In the common herbs aud roots Of the eids
The Fills open the bowels and correct all bilious DE.
rangements without salvation, the injurious effects OF
calOmel or other posons The secretion Of bile promo
tel by these Pulls, " III be seen by the altered color o.
the stools, and disappearing Of the saiow complexion,
and cleansing OF the tongue.
Ample Directions for use accompany each box OF rus,
and the price Of quart bottle Of the sea-Weed Tonic
and box of pills cOmbned Is only one dollar But sepa-
rate boxes Of pills be had Of any OF the agents for 20
cents.
These remlies prepared under the personal super
vision Of Dr. H. Schenck, proprietor Of scheneks Pu-
monte syrup, the well established remedy for consump-
tion Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, &c, kc and the invent
or Of the celebrated Resprometer, for examining and de-
,ectng all diseases OF the Lungs, Heart, &c.
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FIRST PREMIUM
D AGUER r E0TYPES.
If you wan, good nice Miniature call on
n. M'kEMNEY.

rIIe makes his own specimens-ge's the first
premiums, makes no fifty cehi daubs that WIN
fade out in few weeks, bu, he does make btitsT
fagnsrreotypss than can be obtained at any other
place in this vicinity.
Ills acknowledged by all good judges that T.
H. McKenney's Miniatures are far superior 10
onyothcr in this vicinity Mckinney don't boat
tina, he can make the ehsapea and means.t PIC
lure, bu, that he can make the best, and sell them
al The same price tina, others sell an inferior quail.
~. McKenney Of Biiiefori, would have II dis,
,inc,lv understood that he Is in no way connected
with any of the fifty cen, Stop shops, but that he
,,ayranis all Of his work 10 be done IN The reTy
Best pan,,sr, having been located in Biddeiord
more than five years, Qong before any. OF his
neirhbor artists took miniatures in this vlcinliy)
all have had a chance of knowing whether hi'
Dsgucrreo,ypes fade orno;. lie makes all sizes
and STYLES from the largest to the smallest single
or in groups. GOLD LOCKETS and FANCY
CASES constantly on hand.
Dont mistake the place, but call at
No. 9 Central Block, Biddeford.
p. s. +. II. McKenney has one Of
Palmer & LOngking's Patent Machines,
for polishing plates, tina, cannot be surpassed. vi
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B OTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE.
tn TIT trrIICTED.

B OTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
mr.. W. y. PADDLET0RD, once at No. IL Exchange
~ Street, Portland, may he consulted ON all Diseases
ncLlent To the human frame DR.. r. gives particular At
tenton to all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs Ills
great In those long standing and difficult cases
such as were formerly considered ncurable 10 sufeien'
To commend him to the public, worthy the patronage
he has received Therefore, afflicted with Dseas
es OF the above nature matter how dhicut of long
standing the case may be, would do well to call on Dr.
PaddefOrd, at his Office, and not enectualy rehe'ed'
no remuneration will be required for his services
Read, Reflect, and b, Wise In Time.
nis Acknowledged by all Physicians Of repute, In all
countries that medicine 10 SUFFICIENT to cure all
complaints aud also that, With the exception Of Neural
gia no one MEDICINE will any one disease, but that
every complaint requires change OF Medicine az pro
crosses towards cure, consequently all medicines sold
by Druggists, as curing all complaints should be sVcj-
ed n you wish 10 avoid being huInbugged.
To Fcnialea.-All diseases peculiar TO females,
(such as suppressiOns, Irregularities, SeO speedily re-
moved. The efficacy Of his remedies for The cure Of the
above affections, have been vel tested In an extens'e
practice for the last u years.
To Young Mcn.-You who are troubled with
Seminal Weakness, generally caused ~ bad habit in
youth, the effects u which are nocturnal emissions
pans and dizziness In the head, rgefuness sometimes
a ringing In the ears, weak cyes, &C., terminating IN
consumption or insanity II neglected. are speedily and
permanently cured by DR.. psddlsfoni.
l1' Beware Of all kinds Of EliIirs and eordas, as
they are u no use.
Dr. Peford gives particular attention 10 all diseases
Of private nature In both seIes, and warrants per
feet cure.
Dr. Padlefcrd Is not only making Improvements BY his
daily Increasing practice, but also informing himself Of
the treatment Of the most dicult cases both In this
country and Europe. lie Il d.tenlne let the expense
he what II may that his patients shall have the beet mel
ical treatment In the world.
RecoIlect all You who are afflicted apply nj once at
my Office AMI but few days will be required TO Affect
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KNUCKLE
WASHING MACHINE.

rJNHE Subscriber Is proprietor Of the patent right
l. Of the above machine for the towns VI Bidde.
ford aud Saco, and application for the machine
may be made TO hun at bis residence or shop
where are several readyior sale. Please call and
examine.
Having purchased the sole right in said machine
for Bddeiofd aud Saco, oil persons are hereby
cautioned against infringing on the same.
SAMUEL WHITE.
Biddeford Jan. II, 1858. OF
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no Che GcntleIncIl

GENTLEMEN who Ike TO wear A Mat
NJ SETTING GARMENT, oan have one TO
their entire saiisfscusu BY ealing at 10 : 80
Cit n.OwEN & MOULT0H'S.
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l. TES ST NE w y.
FROM THE SACo
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
No. sc FACTORY ISLAND.

A NJ. MCKINNEY makes better Nina.
a. lures than any other Artist in this vicinity,
and nj prices 10 suit ALL from FiFrr Gems up.
wards. lie has better facilities for making them
than any other Artist in this County, (shough
Brother Artists make false statements 10 mislead
the Public. All are invited TO call, aud he will
show them Palcn! Machine for polishing plates,
equal 10 any IN the United States.
Remember the place, No SO Factory Island, saeo
Where will be found large assortment Of
CASES, LOCKETS, PINS &C, &C, CON
STANTLY ON HAND.
Saco, Jan. 10th, 1856. 2if
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LYMAN B. MIII1KRH,
B o o K BI ND Err,
ing taEen tho bindeFy recently
]. .. Randall.

J. b. Randall,
10. q Cataract Block, Saeo, ~
q p,eP.,ed TO DO q. kinds q work entrusted 20
Azixrs, PAxpnLxrs, &c, hound 10 order. ON
Books rebound, and Blank books ruled and bound
70 any pattern. NJ. n. hopes BY dinisescs IN
businrss TO verify the old sdsse Of poos Richssd,
'keep Thy shop and Thy shop vEl keep thesn
Ssco, Not & le a''si' t9-b so"
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

PhiladsIphia-GiIbert,W enix, 4 Co, III North
ThIri 81. Ntp York;. v. Clicknrr L Co., 81 BAR
clay 81. demonstrating 4 co., No. State 81.
And every respectable druggist throughout the United
states. 52-lyeop
J. q. ROLLINS, Agent In saeo.
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Consisting of all the various kinds which too uumer-
Gus 10 mention, prices from 70 cents to $500 each.
They would direct the particular attention Of Gentle
. man 20 their Stock Of
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Farm and other property
for Sale,
Heuse for Sale

Lyman, April 4, 1855. Iiif
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-30

EXTRA SESSION OF THE N. YoRK LRarsLAruRH.
1t Is reported that an extra session ofthe Legis-
lature has been determined on by Governor Clark
to be held 10 September. The pretext given s this
census which is to be taken in June, so that the
next Legislature may be chosen under the new ap-
portionment.
IMPORTANT BouNTY LAND INFORMATION The
Washington Star says 1t will be recoilected that
clause in the bounty land law of 1850 exempts war
rants issued under It and the land located by the
warrantee, until the patent issues from being
under execution for debt On psssns from the party
for whose service rhs warrant donation II given,
this exemption 10 imperative. No sale or sttach-
ment OF such warrant or land until patented by
eds divided among the heirs Of the person for
whose services the warrant granted valid un-
der the sw-thst is 30 long the warrant il in the
name Of tho warrentse.
THg u. 8. EXPLORING ExpE DIrros TO THE NORTH
PACIFIC The Boston Atlas learns, through private
sources that ct the last accounts the United States
ship Vincennes was at Hong Kong, preparing for the
exploration at Bhering's Straits end the Northwest
American coast. Several of the officers attached TO
this expedition have died during the winter Of dis.
eases contrae.ed during the long stay Of the vessel
At HonR Kong last summer Captain Davis, formerly
OF the Porpoise; Lieut. Hunter of the Hsneock, and
DR.. Hamilton, of the Kennedy, hsvs all died the
.ry it, refers to terrible suspicion which has long
been hsld by ell. and now amounfs almost to cer'
tainty that the Porpose has been lost st sea with
any vessel since aha parted from the vincennss In
the gale of the 21st September last.
DANcERous-The Scientific American cautions
its readers assnst tho Of painted pafs and
the cxde Of lead, with which pals paiuted 10
dans poison and hes been Known TO be prcduc-
tive Of evil In many cases.
Gas RIOT The attempt Of . Joint stock company
In lav "a pipes through land In vich, CT led 70
: yiof 6etween them and the land owners on the
a4sb, follow Cd by suits for damages amounting 70
SIS 900. ss s.-ss a. s y ,
RArIaoAp IasN,-Ihe ship Susan Hinks, from
Csrdid. Waiss, arrived at Savannah On Tuesday,
brinrs 6z74 bars Of iron for the Virginia and Edai
Tennsases Railroad.
Or or vIrRIoLs-eome unkaown man threw oil
Of vitrieI on sswomea named noxanna D. puGsy II
Boston. Wednesday, running her bonnet and eyi
IDENTIFY intending 80 iu1nre her.
gEIxuRE or HoHsEx.-Tsn hosses wera sesssd b
the q. ofheen ct 6oston, On Tuesday, heyIne bees
brought into that port from Canada IN violation ol
the revenue laws.
BKcons LAnpLoaDs-Mr.J Jno. II. 1sptist lbt
mssly Of Richmond, and late ; partner In the Ga
sstts At Nashville. Tenn. haa taken The vsraadal
Hotel there. s35 81 IS a
vIasisrAs DRowasps-Ms. jobs Clsxson. n
tive 81 Norfolk and mats % board the clipper ehi1
0res Eaaie wss drownsd b. tailing overheard whei
ths shp Wss coming out Of the heSbos Of Rio jena
] 70. % ~ NJ II 4sssh,
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TuE POWDER MILL EXPLOSION AT DoYLEsTowE.
The Doylestown (Pa) Democrat, narrsting the ex-
plosson of ths powder mill on Tohico crsek, near
there, by the firing Of the chimney Of the drying
room ON the 18th inst says
aOnly two or three persona were In the mill Of
the time; tkey heard ths roar of the fire. and ran
out of the building, intending to procure buckets
and ascend to the roof with water to prevent the
shingles from taking Ere. After moments rsasc.
ton they thought the undertaking hezardousone,
and very p.udentiy abandoned II. They made tb cir
escape as fast possible. In few moments the
roof was on FIRE In several places. aud 1t IL said to
have been about three minutes before spark fell
through the shingles into the main part of the build
ing whore there wss shout four tons of powder.
which of was Instantly ignited and the whole
mill was blown sfy.high, part OF which has not
since been seen. The explosion was terrible, and
ahook the country for miles sround.o
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THE LoHDoN TINES ON AMERICAN REcRUITs.-
The London Times has the following paragraph
upon the recruiting now being carried on BY the
British Ia the United state.
aThe courage, intelligence and activity Of the
Ameticans are well known, and those indefaiiEahle
energies which hurry them over : whole continent
in quest Of exctemsnt or oecupstion would lind am-
now raging On the other side, the German immi
grants have been, for the most part Injured to mill.
tsry discipline possessing In same probably
practical ledge Of arms, ard being generally OF
mature age and yigor would supply exactly the class
Of troops heh are most IN request at present. Az
there can be no reason why We SHOULD not accept
the co operation Of otheTs wherever It can be law
fully obtsincd and II the Americans show us the
way to take Sebastopol should be quite ready ia
learn and 70 give them every credit for the lessen
ecHILDEsHxiM's clothing store 10 Petersburg.
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STANDING BEFORE CHURCH DooRs-A meeting
of young ladies was held in New York, Thursday,
and resolutions adopted, calling on Mayor Wood
to prevent young men from standing at tho church
doors and starring at them as they come out after
service
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TEMPERANCE DsMoNsTRAr1oN.-A grand de-
monstrstion by the friends of the prohibisory IL
quor law, was had at the Metropolitan Theatre, In
New York, Thursday night. Revs w. H. Bsecher,
DIR. Tying, and DR.. C. II. Peck, were among the
notable SPEAKERS.
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MINISTER KILLED Rev. Warren Kilgore form.
erly of Newberry District S. c., was killed in
Sumter county, Ga, on the 2lst, by the accidental
discharged of bis gun while deer hunting.
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CoTroN BURNT.-On Tuesday last, q freight car
containing 40 bales of cotton was destroyed by fire
while In motion, ON the Charlotte and South Caro-.
lima Railroad.
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STARvATIoN.-In Polk county, Georgia, there is
such scarcity of provisions, that many of the
families In the neighborhood almost star wing.
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FROM PosT TO PILLAR.-A number paupsrs, who
were sent to Albany passage free, by the Overseer
Of the Poor of New York, are to be returned. y
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HIGHWAY RoBBEHY.-Jsmes McGlinsey, of Au-
gusta, Gs., was knocked down with slung shot in
New York, on Monday last, and robbed of Se2
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VIRGIKIAN DEAD Thomas Herd, yirginian, but
for the last six years resident of st. Msrys Parish.
La j, died there on the goth inst aged 81 years.
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ESCAPED FROM JAh.-Harrison Ward, impri-
soned in the Alexandria JAIN for burglary, escaped
Thursday.
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RAPID JUsTIcE.-On Tuesday last, while the
mail train on the Providence aud Worcester Rail.
road going at the rate of Is miles hour pas.
ssngsr in one of the cars tried by justice and
fined IS for refusing to surrender his ticket to the
sonductor.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. BENZ K. Lord, a dancing
master aged 81 years, died suddenly at the Globe
Hotel In Augusta Ga, on the ed inst. He was
from England, and has mother residing 10 Chee-
ter county, there.
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Loss.-The loss by the burning of the South
Carolina Railroad Depot Ia Columbia, s. C, is
$4,000, about half as much az ct first estimated.
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Track BuRNT.-one hundred and fifty yards o.
the railroad track between Augusta, Ga, and Co
umbs. s. c., was burnt by forest fires on the Goth
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ROSE DE vRIEs sung at the Church of ST. Xavier
at st. Louis, on Sunday the 22d. $1,000 was col
lected for the poor s-es,.s
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YouNG THIEyEs.-Three boys 10 years of age,
were arrested In New York Thursday, fer stealing
silver spoons from the house of Thos Durkin.
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UPPER TEN CoNcERr.-The concert given by
the ladies of New York uppertendom ia the Puri-
tan Church on Thursday last for the benefit of the
nursers OF the children of the poor, realized $1,000
The Tribune says the singing was good but not sp.
plauded
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Joseph Bonzhart, aFrenchman, who served un
der Napolsou Bonsparte, died In the Tombs at New
York, Friday.
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PARDON REFUsED.-Gov. Bragg, of North Caro-
lina has positively refused to pardon Hester, the
kidnapper and he will be hung at it.sborough, In
that State, On Friday next the 4th of May,
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LARGEST HAUL OF THE SEASON One hundred
and ten thousand herrings we're taken on the vlr
ginia side of the Potomac, at one haul, ON Thurs
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VIM. Bird, an old resident of Washington City,
fell dead there Friday
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CLERIcAL.-Perry Hopkins, colored clergyman
In New York, was arrested on Friday for burglary.
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DEAD.-Peter Martens, a German, who was sho,
az Chicago, during the RIOT died In the county jail
Wednesday. He is represented as desperate
character and his b1dy was covered with scars OF
oId wounds
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STBANGE MODE OF SUIc1DE.-En Hazieton
keeper Of public house In New York, committed
suicide, Wednesday, by driving an awl into bis
head with hammer
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Cash Terms On 10F7RT777Nd
SPECIAL NorTcEe

SPEciAL NorlcE. The nibscribcr ronI5
been opened fer the ssason. whsrs IcE - Pc g
soe shozEn iCES can be had Of aIl tbs fSvorie.
sp 20-1m A. e. N;hI .zhSIs
). Jso. w WRIeHT 4 Co. ara prepared
sii linds Of Produce and Msrsksndise -
ssJst % fheir WsKekooss On the Dock on ~ -
Ss 81 ssrns = u cen be tsksn II The sity
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FIRE.-The Steam Saw Mill of Messrs. Carmon
& Co.. of Winton, North Carolina, with all its
machinery, contents and lumber, were destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night. As no cause of the con.
hagraton can be traced it is supposed to have been
the act of an ipcendiary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-30

MEssRs EDIroRs: was advised to come
to this cauntry By my family physcian for tks ten
et OF my wife's health, who had been in desiinine
safe for long period / have travelled tn tcuskh
many States Of the Union, and tried many remedies
saia to be good in her but nothing she tried gave
her so maob relief es BAKER's PREMIUM Bit.
TIERS; andAI have received good deal of ssuefit
i:oii them 4ysef. have found that the IN mn.
facturer citizen of ths city, and thai he has NOT
been very active in extending its calculation Il
nave only ben here few wseks-I shat start home
tomorrow and have secured several bottles ID tsks
With me. shstI use my influence to get the a cent
for and sst btishsd in Canada think a vsIns hss
edicine q blessing to the human rscs .nS .hm.1S
be known - the world THOMAS gMa pTS -
Brookville Cansaa West ss
KrcHMoID. Va, April IL 1885. -
They ca be had. wholesale and retail Of Meaufs.
PUhCELA, LADD y Co. and Drusgists every.
Wnere; ap2
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CARD:-Ihe subscriber, an experr-
s1eed prsesitionsr OF Hsaieine, serssry ssd 6b-..
TIC, having located on Broad sfreef thr-. -.
Above tenth osrs bis professional ssryisss s fhs
he mas devoted much time and sttentior - II.
stndy and practce of Miduifery ana - tSs = fxsss.
ment OF DEeases ef Women and Childrea' :
1-om kICh,O CAuTHORN, n. D.
hev JoHE LASAHAN, Pastor Of the .Exe-
strong desire TO benefit the afl:ote5 ind,a~ h,,.
snos 70 esrtify. We challenge any ofhor ma s,cire
% pres nc such 1sAss ef testimony fem sent ,es
ara iadfss Of high Standing of our own veli-I ,e,r
cS.sa5ess VINO testify of cures OF COUGH ilN.
eniIis, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA ke -
No.. SAirIheRE, JarusEy 24tA, fs5.,
son, pc ACRE ir saying 10 You fhatI Inv usad
Fyo ampfons fisst1Ie1 with very FfeaE t,roiif.
had bscor rnToat snscsiop, ny general assita
"a 70 Gee Hsrnpton's Tincsuren 1 found id fscfs
upon my gsnsrsi health most sslutsrY nv urrvors
" cad digestive organs soon rshted u sndsr
havs several times recommended Il TO INV sIsuar
ana 70 every case ss fer as have bseu infs med
IA nave 1se5 II With success. 2
Yours, truly, 80 sss8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-30

KNOW EoTHINGs AND THE LAw-The Grand
Jury In Buncombe county, N. c., at the spring
term asked the Instruction of the court with rels-
ton to the propriety of presenting Know Nothings
as conspirators. Judge Saunders charged them to
the effect that Know Nothings could not be present.
ed for banding together and administering oaths !;
but If they used threats to force citizen to vote
for or against any candidate for an office of trust
then they would become fit subjects for presents
ment esE+E ,..-
Acting upon this charge, the Grand Jury pre-.
sented several citizens as violaters of the law
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ecHILpEsHxiM's clothing store 10 Petersburg.
was on dre Friday, Damage slight
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CoLLIslos.-Two trains on the Central Ohio
Railroad came in collision near Cambridge, We'd
nesdsy The locomotives were smashed. DR..
onei, of Frederick, Md, was thrown against a
seat with such violence that the end Of was forced
off by his head.
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VIAGlNIAN kILLED.-Cspt. Benjamin T. Head,
anstive OF Orange county, was accidentally killed
In Mclean county, Kentucky, on the 10th instant,
by being run over by wagon. He was soldier
of the war of 1872
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UV1!AAso.-4000 bags best Peruvian; 400
---eNoW HUGH W. FRY 4 SOn.
I LEAP I Il UNKS.-If you want q
where lime 70 NO 4S Main street. sign Of the boot,
! sp "a mere new supply Just received BY
WIN. WALSH.
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EMfeRANT DROWNED On the Goth instant, John
Gutter, on his way to Kansas, to buy farm, wa.
drowned at Cincinnati, Thursday.
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RUSHTON's COD LTVER OTL-Tbe

y VuNfAIN LIME.--A superior lot
an .sle by w. r. STAPLES CO..
->-----ot 18th s., South of Cary.
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T7EE RUNAWAY NEGROES who as

NEW GOODS.-I have re opened at my
old stand No. 204 Bread street. between 4th and
bth sts large and handsome assortment of Ladies'
Grape Silk asi Straw BONNEFs. made after the
most fsshionsbls styles. Also-Men's PANAMA
HATS, Boys Straw Hats and Eissef Flsts grest
variety of Summer Ribbons French, S1xonY and
Swiss Emb1oidsriss; Gloves, Fancy Articles, Gc.,
which will sell at q small profit.
\ II. L. WIGAND,
sp 2l-1m* Ne. 2O4 Broad St