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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-30

AT Belleville, H., on Friday morning hog en-
tered the basement of house occupied by Mr..
Buckner, and in the absence of the mother,
seized the arm of an infant about six months old,
lying in cradle. The cries of the little suffer-
er attracted the attention Of some men who were
passing the house, when they entered, and drove
the animal off, just in time to save the little inno
cent from being devoured alive. The flesh was
torn from the arm but the wound was not dan
gerous. aaH sa 5Hr
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-30

GRAVES GIVING UP THEIR DEAD.-In Arten.
burg, on the river Elbe, in Hanover, melan.
choiy occurrence lately took place. The break
ing of the dyke in that place was hearl-rend-
ing circumstance. A portion of the liberated
waters rushed through the new grave yard wash
ed away the earth covering the collins, and car
ried with them in its passage the coffins which
were laid bare. About thirty of the collins have
since been recovered. The living saw their dead
again, as most of the collins were opened by per.
sons seeking their relatives. Husbands saw
their dead wives, wives saw their dead husbands,
and children saw their dead parents.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-30

!" Have you Blasted Hopes 2 :" asked a lady
of green librarian, whose face was much swell
ed by the toothache. " No ma'am," replied the
youth, shut I've got blasted toothache."
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-30

Remember that the human constitution is
one that cannot be amended by a two.thirds
vote. plf
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-30
STANDING UNDER FIRE.

Extract of letter from British superior en-
gineer officer, at Sevastopol, published in the
London Times
"Now, as our advanced works are within sew
en- hundred yards of the main batteries Of the
place, and they keep up constant fire on our
working parties you can imagine how harrass-
ing this work sometimes is. No man, be he
ever so brave, can stand under fire for so long
time, inactive so far as fighting is concerned,
without finding it great wear and tear to his
nerves. The first hour is the worst, AZ, after
that, one gets more used to it. The Russians
treat US to pleasing variety in the way of pro-
jectiles. First comes the round shot Of all ST.
zes, which rushes past you with shrek some
thing like railway whistle badly blown. Next
comes the grape, which flies slower and round,
like large covey of strong birds flying very
swiftly. Then comes a gun shell, which APP
proaches like round shot, but has the pleasing
trick of bursting when it reaches you; so that
you have to run double risk, first of the shot
itself and then of the pieces. Next comes the
mortar shell, which, though really the worst OF
the large projectles, somehow dread the least
1t remains in the air for nearly half a minute
and 10 the night you can see it quite plainly,
owing to its bearing the fuse. 1t gances along
very gracefully, rising to great height, and ma
king gentle whistle every now ana then ike
peewit or plover, which becomes louder and
louder till it drops. Although you can see it all
the way, it is most difficult thing to tell where
it will fall and none but the oldest hands Omen
of whom it is said that they have got so Injured
TO fire that cannon ball would hop off the pit
of their stomachs) can really make good guess
as to where they will drop. What makes it
worse than gun shell is, that the former, fly
ing SO low, retains its impetus, so that if it is
once past you before it bursts all the pieces will
continue to fly forward, and you are safe where
as, as the mortar shell is pitched as high as it
will 60 into the air. and then drops, the pieces
have no other impetus than what the bursting
charge gives them to fly in every direction for a
radius Of upwards of two hundred yards, and
sometimes considerably more. But my great.
est horror of all, and the deadliest for VIC have
is the Russian rifle bullet. 1t is not so perfect
as ours, but, as Mercuito says, it will do well
enough This little gentleman gives you no
warning, but flies about all day long, and rang
es one thousand two hundred yards Alta quar-
ter of that distance it will easily 60 through two
men,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

Ar.Ans n cANADA.--A telssrapaic dsupssch
daied March 10. Mys--i .. .
= ne imperial reciprocity oct nss beeu publiss -
n-.s. s.1 cmciai Gazette, and accompanying i 8 4
SS,sMauon that the treaty hss taken ef5ect.
ron.k o.aslonai militia BIN. providing for tho.
militia win be ,iion d;o q .olsntsr and sedsotay
fs,s The result win probably dstern1ne lie
- 'Ae ministry for his session.
ca. MoaaID CuaIonrY.--The Svrecuse fNx.y,
~ says that the trial of FvIer for ~. ~.
,na,e. ~ III. - uMe, wse attended by hundre3s m q.
-hsn !, III .ne opening till the close and one a.
delicate nature ~ns that something Of On i-
IonaIes ar was greater than ever. M.nv hs q
~ ~ every mou,ent sioce the txisl- c -.so sseeno
,;t mumoels OF married ladies carried thsir ,.es-
a.d ss.. eris ana retained their seats = re,,..
anu some even required their servsrs. - uoon, u.,
tncm warm dinners A 70 bring
DEsPERArR CHARAcrRp-or ~. o.
70 monroe county, Illinois, G. w. Lacv . a.' .ssnt'
ne, VINO was entering wood cutter,s - ..S
no IT, Ia the Mississippi river to arresf oO
ueorge w. Evans, for murder comm,,,a, =. =. 1ne s
atrocious circumstances. was shot dasd H. un1er
s1.. After Lacy had fallen to the ground. Ey.rs
rev revolver and shot his victim spnin sitho.ah
M WS's was already quite dead. He then fred at M
bress,n, ~, Mno mad accompanied the constable.
us nus arm severely, and made his escape
i,L L.NIEsNAL IMPROVEMENTS IN NORTH CAnoIys.
iee'siature OF North Carolina. sf its iste see.
;e, "u, Hsae most liberal appropriationa In Aid If
~; n'ernsi improvements The State own At nresaUt ~
~ 10 works constructed and being Completed s,ocI -
tue amount OF % AZ, 500. The total nrosnecs,.o
lption for the next two years is "a 00 N01
sots 1 amount OF endorsements for the same ner,od
$ioa0,0OO; total amount OF present St.ta ~. 3. ,
WORKS OF internal Improvement, s2,77a.OOo. ~
=, CENsus OF KANsAs-A complete enumeration os
the voting populatonsof Kansas has been obtsineJ Il
H seems to contain 3036 electors which are divided
into seventeen election districts
=, Inc San Francisco Evening News saws that Lois
Monies Will shortly commence an engagement n
tne American Theatre 10 that city.
The Sabbath at Louisville, Ky, has been made
very quiet by the closing of the liquor shops. ama
king glad the hearts of all who love a peaceful
DAY OF rest" Ditto at st. Louis
Charles Frederick Gauss, one of the first astrouo
mers OF the time, and by many persons believed 70
De tne greatest mathematician OF any age. died Al
uottingen, on the 23d of February
The ball of d. Wooley, late postmaster at Cleve.
iand, Ohio, last week paid over, ON bis account.
S7,000 to the U. 8. Government -
Brownlow's Nashville Wing puts up the name q.
john Bell, OF Tennessee, for President for 1856
The Amsterdam papers announce the arrival
OF Madame Goldsmith Jenny Lind) In that city to
give series of concerts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. LEON GELBARDT,


OGce on Broad St, Corner lofh, Richmond,
Virginia,
FORMERLY Practitioner of Medicine
4 in Poland, (Eurcpel and for the last two y.au
at S6S Broome street. New York city. resp ,ctfelly
cHers HE professional services
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG
STANDING DISEASESi
II could present yen testimonials, with real
mes and residence, from patients cured by him IN
New lert, tusny at which were pronounced incu-
rshe,) not less from many of Richmond treated du-
his shert stay 10 the city But the Drs opinion
is That eeerY indti1pol vast be his escn judge" he
SELVES
Letters asking advice, must be postpaid, and de.
scr he the disease IN full frsrkness.
irc sfroag driak vAio him that is ready 10 pey;si,
end 'atae asFo those fhai be Of heary hearfs; PROV.
pa LEON GELBARDTs "vEaErABLE
sNRUP," composed of Medicinal Herbs pre-.
pared under his care by Mr.. S. NJ. Zachr,s.
son. Chemist and Druggist, at the corner of 9Th
ard Brosd streets Richmond Virginia This delight.
ful Vegetable Syrup 10 recommended as certain re-
LET (vhen cure 10 be inapossible) Of all sueh
diseases Coughs. Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis.
Whooping Cough, for the affection of the Kidneys
sud Bladder, and it 10 highly valuable for Female
Diseases generally BY Childrens Sickness il proves
the most desirable effect it 10 very pleasant to take
aud neither uneasiness nor loss of appetite.
Full directions are furnished on each bettls. TRY
IT. aud Judge of the effect for yourselves Use Ii ac.
cordagly, aud the result will be CERTAIN CURE
Sod wholesale and retsil and sent to any part re-
CURED hy spplyiae f by letter post-psid) to Mr. s.
NJ. LACHRisSoN, Druggist, corner 10th and Broad
SIS, Richmond Va.
Pnce of DR.. L. G.'s Vegetable Syrup, large bottle
one dollar; small size, fifty cents.
~ None genuine without the signature of
DR.. l.. g Full prescription can be at the Drug
Store. fe l2-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22
BOUNTY LAND. 60 !.

will prosecute claims against the Fedo-s
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN.
SIONS, on the most satstastory terms :, - j.
Under recent act Of Congress, soldiers Who eerv-
ed period Of fourteen @days IN any scov ncs l776
aud ii such soldiers be dead. their widsvs or minor
children are entitled to $50 acres Of land Thosss
who have received less than 16o as,es are sntllsA
to az much more will make that quantity
Having been engaged clerk In the Pensious
and Bounty Land Department at Washington, for
prosecuting claims Of the above description a iz
Communications by mail, zFst paid, at the ofiee
Of Payne Mayo. ON 10th street, between Main md
Gary, win be attended to at once, - st.
Any reference given that may be desired.
NH S-dkw3m s,f ABEL Us MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-We copy the follow
Ing announcement from the Mobile Evening News,
of the 18th instant
A Atelegraphic despatch from Lower Peach Tree,
resolved last night states that the 18th Instant
the steamboat Heroine burst her boilers ear Beck.
ley's Landing, on the Bigbee river, while on her
downward trip
Three negro men were killed, and the pilot, Mr.
Roberts, and some of the passengers seriously
injured by the catastrophe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22
PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIh BITS
,HE subscriber takes pleasure in ann0un:
= - cling to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
BILL IL now Ia cemplste order.
Yaylng recently incurred an expense ofseverai hum
afed dollars in refittne and perfcetine his Machinery
tot Flaming. Sewing, and Tcnsueing and Growing al
toas OF Bosrds and Plank, he 10 now enabed 10 ex-
esase .spsrisr wsrk, ct greatly reduced prices
call from those In want respectfully sotcifaA.
de 9--ts WILLIAM FORRED.4 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

SAW MILLS DEsTRoyEp.-The valuable saw
mills. with the buildings attached, belonging to Mr.
T R. Wadley, on the Georgia Central Railroad,
were destroyed by fire last week. Loes estimated
at Sl0000-no insurance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

VIOLENT sroRm.-There was hall storm in
Barnweil, S. c., on Thursday last. which was vic.
lent beyond what has been known In that place for
several years. The stones came down-some oil
them large as pigeons eggs-aecompaniedb by thun.
der, lightning, wind and rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

ROARDlNG.-Five or six single men. or
- three gentlemen with their wives can he .c.
commodated with coed BOARD and pfesssnt room.
oy immediate application at Mrs. SfEPHERDS.
corner FrsnksinF nd Governor sts NH 7ID2.,0 -
EN AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS
~ AT VERY Low PRICES.-From the ,,sst
auction sales of this spripg's Importation ws s,
opening We aie
French Prints and Cambrics :
Oreandie Muslins
Paris Lawns and Jaconets
Plain coiored Jaconets
Plaid and printed Barsges
Iadia Silks
Plain, colored, and black Mousslines
Black Silks !. i,-t -
arc invited to call. .'S'o""o~
NH 2l-St THOS r pPIrr l. ro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

STARTLING SUIcIDE-The Westchester, pa,
Herald, of the 18th instant gives the following &C.
count of the suicide of James R. King, carriage.
maker
The poor creature had been for a number of
days suffering with frequent fits OF delirium tremens,
during which, as we suppose, he intimated pur-
pose of self destruction. On Thursday, his suf-
wandered up the railroad track on his fatal errand
looking, as a gentleman said, who met him, the
most haggard and woe begone imaginable; In few
moments AFTER he cast himself upon the track-the
rushing train came on, warning with its shrill pier
cling whistle, but he needed ii not moved NOT. and
In twinkling his wretched form was crushed, torn.
dragged along the track. mangled, helpless mass
of self sacrificed humanity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

AcQuIrTAI OF RIoTERs.-The trial of the Irish
men at Niagara, C. W., for the murder Of Wemple
several weeks since during the riots on the Buffalo
and Brantsford railroad hos resulted In their ac.
qu,ttal. heJudge's charge to the jury on satur.
day bore strongly against the prisoners, but It was
understood that verdict very readily would be
rendered In their favor. g slfsg9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

FROM THE CAFE of Coon HoPE.-Ad vices from
Cape Town TO the 7th of January have been re-
ceived. The Cape Mercantile Advertiser of the
Sd of that month states
I" Certain intelligence has just been received
from the Trans.Vaal, announcing great and, it is
belexed, decisive battle between the Beers and the
natives. 1t is stated that the slaughter of the ma
tives was feafu 600 having been left slain on the
field. OF the Beers loss differet accounts are cur
rent. Their loss in killed, it is know is very trf
ling. The effect of this blow has been felt within
the sovereignty, and is expected to be salutary."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

N OF | G. Eve now offer our entire
IN stock at and below cost until the 2Sd inst. when
we intend to close at auction. (Ses Larus Shines
edyertisement) Our assortment consists in part of
Lub'n's Extracts, genuine fine odor; boxes Gold
Head Canes, with othcrs of very superior quality
Clothes Hair, Nail and Shaving Brushes, very SUI
peror assortment of Porte Monnaies and Segar Cases.
Ivory Tablets Mouth Mirrors, &c. Call and exam
Inc them. VIM r. ADCOCk 4 CO.,
Under the American Hotel
Those indebted respectfully requested to make
payment by the lst of April it desirous to wind
up the business of the concern by that time.
m IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

THE YELLOW JEsAMINE.-Alice Jackson, a little
girl, died In Liberty county, Texas, on the 9th
instant, from the poisonous effects of the yellow
jesamine flower, which she plucked from vine
and ate. This species of the plant is said to be
very poisonous. ss Ee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

War WITH SPAIN THREArENED-TheW Washing
ton Union has already intimatsd that the President
win take the FL Dorado case In hand, and seek
such reparaiiou as the nature of the case demands
Rumors are now adoat that orders go Immediately
to Havana for the naval force there to demand
satisfaction of the authorities. The steamer
Princeton, with ten heavy guns, il already there,
and the Fulton with twenty. and the sloop Fal.
mouth with twenty guns. win be there very soon -
At Norfolk also, there is quite force, ready, Il
wanted, at short notice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

AccIpEST.-Three negroes were drowned near
Charleston on Sunday last, by the upsetting Of a
boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

FIRE AT VIcxsBuRG.-The saw mill of Mr. Mat
tingls, at Vicksburg Miss. was destroyed by fire
on the l4th instant, together with large quantity
of lumber. The loss Is very heavy, with little OF
no Insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

NOTICE.-We have this day sold the
IN balance of stock of Goods, and shall discor
tnue the Dry Goods business
The business will be settled up at our old Stand,
No l4l Eagle Square. All persons indebted will
please cali and settle their accounts.
Until farther notice is given, our firm will remain
unchanged WARREN 4 PERKINS.
March 10th. 1855.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

THE SUPPOSED RUSSIAN CsursEa.-The myste.
rious ship of war BY Capt uroton, of the ship
Saxon, and which he supposed to have been Rus.
sian cruiser In disguise, probably the u States
storeship Relief, which arrived at Now York On
Sunday night, from Isio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

NOKE.-Persons desirOus of testing this
~ popular Fuel before the close of the season.
with view to future supplies, well regular
customers, now have their orders promptly exc
cuted by leaving them at the Yard corner Basin
Bank and 10th ST. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

DEATH OF PoLIrIcIAN.-J. Ellis Bonham, a
prominent Democrat of Pennsylvania, died at Car.
Isle, In that State, last Monday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

THE New YORK PoLIcE.-The New York
Times states that the police force of that city
numbers 1,l49 men, of whom 716 are natives
of the United States, and All natives of for
eign countries. Ihirty-nine of the police
now on duty have been in the State Prison
ers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

The Subscriber will continue the Whole
sale and Retail DRY GOODS BUSINESS, at the
old stand of WARREN PERKINS He feels under
many obligations to the customers and friends of the
old firm for their patronage and many kndnesses
and Will every exertion to make il to their in
terest to continue to do business with him He will
continue to sell from the present stock at very
ducsd prices until the Goth Of March, after which
time will be receiving an entire stock of fresh
SPRING GOODS. w. r. PERKINS,
No Fau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

Surr roR DAMAGEs.-Mrs. Butte sued the Central
Ohio Railroad Company recently. for damages
caused By collision between two trains last spring
The case was tried . few days ago. ss Cambridge
Ohio, but the jury failed to agree, one portion be-
Ing In favor Of damages 70 tho amount oi % 500
and the oshsr 70 the suaount Of 5000, s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

FATAL AccsDeNr -Edward Hosmsr. formarlv
member Of tho Massachusstss lesislsiups, wss
"a saw min, end cussins h tcomplsssly off above
.hc sncle. Y II ~ssssgys,g $780, *
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

In retiring from the Dry Goods Business,
! recommend Mr.. VIM. P PERKINS with pleasure
TO my friends, and solicit for him continuation of
then patronage. NH Is VIM. e. WARREN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22

THE HAVANA PRIsoNEns.- correspondents 81
the New York Times, writing fom Havaua or lhs
14th instant, gives the following facts. a hkh we
have before had a telegraphic accdhnt: Il
The Military Commission condemned tie three
passing beyond the finding OF the Fiscal-Ramaa
Pinto, Juan Cadalso and Nicolas Pineto, to deaia
by the garrote ru. Ithas been an awful surprise
to this people. The foreign Consuls dssiEsd to
have an interview with the Captain GsAral, to
ask clemency In behalf of the prisoners, ws1eh was
refused on the request preferred PERSONAL at the
office OF the Government Secretary, of th British
Consul General, Mr.. Crawford. The reasdt 2Eere
fully given by Mr.. Crawford to the SecreKf why
the Consuls desired an interview, but It wak ~.
MED most peremptorily. These persons wosild
not act In such case or have sought this interview
unless there were great causes imperatiyely del
manding 1t of them as men representing civilized
nations and the cause of humanity about to be out
ragged.
The heart of this people Is stouched with sorrow,
and they have no comfort prospective ln the hope
of mercy. Over thirty persons had been sentenced
previous to the trial OF Pinto &C., of which no
public notice has yet been given. Felix and Es
trampes are yet waiting trial, sentence, as the
case may be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22
LEECHING AND CUPPING.
TnTyoTt

NS ND. NVOLIIOOOII UIItIb HoT ScI
lN1 vices TO the Medical Faculty and the Ladies OF
Richmond. as Leecher and Cupper, and trusts by
siduous attention to merit their kiud patronage.
E Mrs w may be found at all times at her resi-.
dencs on 10th street, in the of r. r. Duvaps
Drug Store.
N B.-The best imported Leeches constantly re-
ceiving and for sale. Also, Ladies' Bandases
hand and made to order. fe %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS-At tho
IN SHOCKOE HILL BOOKeTORE. -

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Life and Beauties of Fanny Hsrn.
stsnhoPs Burlegh, Or the Jssuits IN OR Honss;ss7
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Ny Court.hip and its Consequence y; BY wykoa
The Initials a story q modsrn life = h-z
Fudge DolneE y Ike Marvel Esse ym, gaas
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Ida Msy--a story Of things astusi and Ioaibls sg
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rh. Grs.. Iron Wheel 9 aePsblissai~a lsss $40
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The result Of ss.aal sspea.s.s 1ssvss shsl So.
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water, while this doyr sbsosbs 80 IL a61 q -
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families - the city ustae t enkrey, uo4 81 ~
Quantities b. The msnufactssss g S asd
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-22
. EsTTNY DENONSTRATED.-Ma

HTt1N u,ay be consulted on mstters Of inns
r,nss foreteiiInE al particular events of human
RSs s.sh ss marriage, the time when, with descrip-
s ~ hnsbaud or wife; of riches, changing OF bpsi-
ss a. st1sfion; iegaceser estate kindred or iends
n person shall have the thing hoped for; II per-.
son shsiI suffer hy sny particular thing. Of which he
ser.ons, dead or sliva; Of Law suits; Of then, o.
fhinss lost Of suhstanes lent demanded; wi}s o.
III tie difficulties Of fe, OF health rand sckness
ard assth past present and future and al consaras
OF life.
This lsdy tells fortunes BY the Csrds-PrcE LEc
BY tho Rlsneta OF Astroiogy. ssgag - $
TERMs-5o cents By the Planets, % cents Nor L.
dise b. the Cards and 80 csnts Tor gentlemen b
caTds-white on blssk rsopls. a@ $50
ArrlJ At Adams Valley, doers ffcu the conner q
18th, on Poplar street. ZONES of Astrologyp ovsI
the door, opposite Lancaatssian 6ehool over tn
Creek. So MI kl4-tn*