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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

Cucumbers IN May-New Cucunbe rs were sery.
ed up at the dinner table of the Exchange Hotel
OF this city, on Thursday last, the 3lst day of
May u GtellO,cn ChrOnicle
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iohSed 10 the u ). and were worth some $3.50
Capt Ande offers reward of 500 for the recov-
cry of the rifles
Look Shdrp.-The City Bank of Kenosha / s al
tered TO 9s by the "pasting operation are Cir
cuiating IN the neighborhood The fraud is easily
detected by holding the bill up to the light. The
Bank does not issue 5's.--Raciae Democrat
Indiana State Bank Branches-The Bank COM
lssloners OF Indiana whose duty is to locate the
branches 10 the new State Bank chartered by the
recent Legislature, held second meeting at Ir>
danapohs last Thursday, and established two new
branches, at Sonfh Bend and Nashville, in addition
10 the sixteen heretofore authorized Chicago
Dem. Press
Fet1aed to haasds Reeder accompa
med by his private Secretary. G. P, Lowrey, ESQ
passed through this city on Thursday, the l4th
INST, on MS return to Kansas, where he exnects
10 arrive about the 25th of this monthly Y
Tribune 18th lust
i'm Item We are assured by one who knows
mat al reasonable estimate there will be sold in
ms city 'his year, from TO eight thousand
doftafs tcorfh Of Eedsteadst This is but one item
OF tne many IN the furniture branch of manufactur-
ers IN our 1o"n-Portage City Badger STATE
The Fly an Uheat-We hear from several
persons that the fly has made his appear.
ance among the growing wheat and is doing
considerable damage-JanesUiHe Gazette
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Good -4dcice-The Grant Co. Herald gives the
following excellent advice TO farmers, which they
will do well 10 profit by
Cultivate largely, farmers, for you will sell at
high prices for one or two years All the siyns
are IN your favor, but do not run in debt for land
at present prices. Sell off all yonr surplus lands
TO the new settlers and pay what you owe. Land
spectators are about TO close All rise over
present rates will be forced-fctitious and will
only provoke back action
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

Rifles Soien-On Monday morning of last
week, between the hours of and 4 O'Clock. the
Armory of the German Rifle Co at Shebovoan
was broken open and 27 rifles stolen They be.
ionsed to the u S, and were worth some $3.50.
Capt Ande offers reward of 500 for the recov-
cry of the rifles
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NOTICE.

Ii persons are hereby forbidden harbor or trust
1 n my wife Mary fappat, my account, as wjUpay
d bis of her Contracting she having my bed an
board wtthouI any just cause or proyucaon, be-
having herself in an unbecoming manner IN other re-
spects. JOSEPH TAPPArS
Mineral Point, Jure 10, 1850 igE,
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SAFES.

NOTICE. -
To all whom IL NAV concern. Whereas my wire -
len Ruth did on the 9.h day of May. A. D. 800, VIM
any lust case or provication leave my bed ana edt.
therefore forewarn all persons from trusting OF
ing her in anywise my account, as snai n a ibis
responsible for any debt that she may cont5sS s0S
date. SoSLfA "A
Arena, June 5, 1855.
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All OF Which the pubic sh all have at tie
lo~eet possible ra-es
Fotaf'e- and all other farming Produce taken in trade
The public and AT ali times have an exceIIen
article of TEA, warranted fist rate, All 81 cents Der
pouud 1870 -
iioa remember The Pc PIES Cheap G-oe.7u q othipo
B00t and Shoe nd Try 00ds Stere Opposite the ,onn
ty iiui dings, High Street, Mineral 2, int,
June 2tst1 IoJo Sit JAMES ROWAN
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.JANEeES ssssWAN

bo TOT greater regularity, an the general satisfaction
Oh me public, shall strictly and co nne him
| 10 the ono Frt'e system and the smallest
tNg prohts, ana shall theTe ehCfeavo- afford the
PhOIc an opportunity OF Ira liz in with more
commence aud satisfaction than yariali On in prices
can secure them. i
me Dry Goods and Clothing Departments are at pres
en- anu shaf continue To be, well assorted and cnp0
seu "a the best and cheapest Materials and ANYTHING
a os chiicren or others, out Of the proving
perfect; IN every particular shall be taken ok aud the
money refunded
Inc public and more particularly the ladi 3 are most
respectfully invited to call and examine Amongst 9TH
ers choice assortment the latst most fincfu
Styles Of SILK, GRAPE, and FREN: II LACE BON
NEio, which can be had very cheap, end large
ioa oi the finest quail of LAWNS. PRN IS and ether
uh ho9 Go''DS which they u have nj from Iac per
Safd upwards, ami thou-sr Other things same
propoTt H. IN the General Dry Goods line too numerous
~ mention
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Negro Buang.--The Mobile Register of June
Isl gives, on the authority OF The Linden Letter
Sonidn, the particulars of negro-burnng-one
OF those awtuily balbarous punishments which
must take place so long as two hundred thousand
people claim to own four millions as chattles and
cattle azHf-..F y eL
Negro Bwned-A gentleman just from CASTOR,
Sunler county, informs us. says the Linden Jefer-
sohid'a, that the negro boy that murdered Miss
Thornton near CASTOR, few weeks since, was
on last Friday burned to death on the same spot
where ne perpetrated the horrible deed. Failing
to procure jury for his trial from among the
indignant citizens OF Sumter, the venue had been
changed to Greene. Learning these facts, large
number of citizens repaired TO the Jail of Sumter
got the boy out, and carried him TO the spot as
mentioned above, and burned him in the presence
OF large crowd of persons assembled to witness
the execution.
Here is a regular auto da fe by a lynch law
crowd If slavery be right, it is right lynchne
and all To sustain the is to sustain the 9th
er also. The burners of this man are not guilty
OF any enormous and uncomfortable wickedness
1t Is the institution regard with horror and no,
its tools and vctms-N Y Tribune
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Boots a. shoes,

40 cases men and boys coarse Boots,
- - 10
10 - >
l. - boys coarse and tine do
Is - women aud Misses coarse and 6ne II ices,
II - chtIdTen's assorted Boots I'D shoes.
1t would be useless to enumerate more. every one
knows keep the larg and stock 30 Is
and shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase dreei
70 IA me manufacturers.
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Important TO Fdrm9s.-We are informed by
Mr.. Chamberlain, of the City Mill, that the far.
mers OF Vermont are In the habit of heading the
movements OF the weevi by very simple pro,
cess The next season after it makes its appear
ance they 90 through their wheat fields about the
time the wheat is heading, Immediately after a
shower or while the dew is on it. and scatter new.
ly Stacked lime broad cast, so that it will adhere
to the heads and stem of the grain. They use
about one bushel to the acre
Good lime should be secured, and Stacked by
sprinkIng little water over it, so as to retain
all its strength. A paddle may be used in scat
tering It, The remedy has, it is said been so eff
ectually tried, as 10 leave no doubt of the result
Strips IN large wheat fields left untou he'd by the
lime, for experiment, have been entirely DESTROY.
ed by the weevi while the grain on each side was
all saved.
Since this intelligence was received. Mr. Jesse
Allen. of the Centre Mill, has received corrobor.
ating information from a Muskingum county far
mer, who had seen the same practice and the
same results there.-.8kroH (Ohio) Beacon
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-27

SPRING & MINER GOODS +!

IAVINGreceiye we'd nv SPRING stock of(0aRS,
deem IL advisable, for The benefit of the public
O make known few of the lending articles By way OF
spec fcati they can be in psrtmade to realize the
mount Of stock keep, aad the amount which
ellduriDg the short space of year. NJ stock
inn OF EnIlnMinc:
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NEW ARRANGEMENT !
TIE ONE PRICE SYSTEM
Rowan Il ys.CEesExex

II AFlNG, by mutual consent, diss Owed the Co pal
nership heretofore exist Hg betv the IN, IN
eraI l)rT foods Clothing and Grocery Bushes will
after be CarrieA ftf tlid stanG by,
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vIR GINA

nuIL DIsa. .-Workmeu arc engaged in bIsstipl
oos foundations 10 the 'burnt disfrict of Pesers
ou1e' preparatory to rebuilding
Hoasks KILLED -Mr Lewis Campbell, Of Mon
os county, ost two valuable horses lsss week b.
:, ,DEDioATToN.-The new Methodist church ID
n1"loe county. wss dedic ated last Sabbath, Rev.
a thurman, offisIstisg as a. 81 yfia
iHx sPRrNGs.-A GRATED fancy ball b announces
70 come OH 1t the Salt Sulphur sprfpes Monroe
shortly. Al the old Sweet springs q row of two
story brick cottsgrs have been erected The sea
son Ia the mountain retr eats promises to be sbori
one. 80
CaoP IN MoNRoE.-The Farmers Friend In Mon
roe says the crops OF that county are The best and
largest ever raised there
FINE YIKLD.-Mrs Lemmon of Monroe county.
mas aioited wheat grown on her farm, of which
grains. r.. = . - = :
Nav FLouR.-The frst new -four from Augusta
county, ~ss said 10 Richmond on the 17th lost, to
bakers ct Sl2 rs per bbl. ltwss from Koiner .
mill near Stauntop =
fREsHkr AT SrArNToN During the storm In
Staunton, On Saturday night last, the Hay Scales
we're washed awsy, aud also porti N of The Old
Fackier Mil race number Of gardens Ivioo on
tne Creek were overf ,wed and seriously damaged.
some farmers in the county eutfered severely from
the ssms freshet fs@ a
TEAcHERs CONVENTION Thirty teachers.
1,noos '.o'h ieos. Dhei many, OF the hfcffm0Hd
Female institute, have agreed 70 meet In conven
ton at Staunton ON the 18Th of August for confer.
ence.
TELEGRAPH ENTRRParsE-we recently men
TONED the Intention of c M. Oltinger g. Co, to
build telegraph line between Richmond and
Sfaunton We learn from the Staunton Spectator
that books for taking stock have been opened
there. The capital stock Is 10 be $50 600 of which
stockholders required to take S22 GOO the con.
tractors taking the remaining $1,000.
FATAL ACCIDENT MIR. Morgan Kncaid. a re- :
spectacle farmer residing near Deer field was killed
on the 18th instant, by failing from the caves of
barn he was engaged In shingling
BREi DsTUFFs IN SrAUNroN In Stauntop. new
flour Is quoted at SO l-2 and old at &c. Wheat al
81 so and corn al 80 cents.
REMABKABLK MoNTH.-The month of Julv 1855
says the Staunton Spectator, will be long remem.
bered IN this region OF the country as the month
OF thuLder storms We do not rem embsr two
days In the month up to the date OF this writing.
Qhe 23dD which have passed by without rain. =
Frequen tly, the storms have been heavy, accompa.
MED by vivid lightning and heavy peals of thun-
der. 80
ToBAt co IN LYNCHBuRG.-The inspections of
tooscco In LYnchburg Tor the week ending the
24lh ere 357 hhds. The quotations on the 24rh.
with DUH market, were lug. common $4 so TO $5
good to dae manufacturing IS TO $S leaf common
TO middlIpg Sc TO So; good to fine stemmipe aud
shipping So 70 $l2; good to fine manufacturing
$40 to $50; tor fine to extra do. $40 TO $25
CoLoNIzATIoN SocIETY-The "Virginia Colopi.
zationist" acknowledges the receipt, from the lat
Baptisr church, OF Richmond, OF 1858 IS for the
Colonization Society,"
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LOOK QUE FOR THE POP
LAR TREES.

AI. Arouod the Trees the Bees are humminR
&~ And bid welcome to tn Sc Who strive
bile ct my Sign they're always running,
s at cannot get into the Hive.
nust not forget my next door Neighbor,
~ ho will We policy If " desire;
\ We cannot live without some labor,
y nd this secures you egains. Fire.
&oogh at Watches ocks psrplexng,
y III at work, and thank YOU, too
"a sometimes they really vexing,
Int hetter that than bought to do.
eznfs Store, near he Exchange Bank, is handy,
p hoe store as ever was se>n;
buy your friends the best of Candy,
~ cool yourselves with good Ice Cream.
p II my friepd in Charlotte county
Bhouid any work get M to do.
pc d. wa your friends, TN thank your bounty,)
Ind enquire for BAR-TH0 LD-HsW
w. J. BARTHOf OMEW,
Watch Maker, Sisn OF the Bee-Hive,
KS l5S Main street corner of lIth.
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MHAT THE VIRGINIA.. GAZETTE

w BAYS-If you wi b an exact tmsgs OF youF
faoe and features which you can hand down TO yoar
latest pos Gritty, drop in TO SOC Msssrs. POWERS
DUKE Their Dasasneotypss nsyes tads. SD e e.
yerv d re- spsrkliua In the eve We hsvs tried the
Hrtise Ii III of these gentlemen and therssore spsak
ftom sxpedence.
These who hsys noas shosld 90 g snsm 70 sss g.
- l6 - 49, iF~S@se Gosssee.
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,JOSEPH HIGGINS

- JEWELLER and SILVERSMITH
81 has opened new store, st NO 1874 Main
street directly opposite the American Ho.
here he iuviies his ffiends and the public gene
/ to examine his hne stock of ,OLO AND Sill
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER
<RFj and also a foe sssoItmeut of 81 VEK
TED oooos, sur h ss Forks. Spoons. Ftuit and
= BASKETBALL Of which he Offers IN the mot
[lpGab,e terms
- is also prepared to mste and repair Watches.
sly and silver Ware. st the shortest notice
b. fuii value W u always be allowed for old
and s,lve., in exchange for new goods
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= CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coasb
qng Establishment, en- Lombard Alley, between
and Gary, tlSth and l4th streets, rear the CO.
bian Hotel COACHEs, CHAkiOTEEs, BA.
gCHEs, BUGGlES with and without tops, and
kKiEs, all of his own mske, of the best materi.
fnd workmanship. AL of which will be sold az
as good work Of the kind can be in the city Of
1mond; and respectfully ask q Gail from those
psut of sny article IN the Carriage line, as | am
lrnined to rake to order and sell at the lowest
es possible, and all wois sold, that 10 new, war.
|ed. tfs 2n-6ml MICAJkB NAN0UM.
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HOAL, COAL.-We are daily expecting
~ cargo OF 900 tons Red Ash Anthrscits COAL,
suitable for crate and stove. and will csntinue
ceve the very best article of Coal during the
PeIsons Wishing to contract for winter supply wal
find IL to their advantage give us . call liberal
deduction will be made for sash.
JNo. w. WRIGHT Co.
IL Is nask rIsr1
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fATHS BATHS BATHS
Sold and Shower BATHS can be had dsify
o'cinck M TO 10 o'c eck P Al at the Hair
ng Shaving aad Shampooing Saloon, under
Z merican Hotel.
sinsls Bath 25 cents, or tickets for 81. En-
p on I'm st iv 2S
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FUR RkNT-Two Offices On Wall
street, one of them 81 table for Bar Room
Sonts ps sll the Necessary fixtures, which can be
based at q reasonsble price. Apply to
F9-tw WIN GOULDlN,
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Ok hENT-A desirable Brick Resi-
1ence on Church Hill. corner of 27th and Leigh
l[6fs with fine garden attached, and seeded with
f&jnds Of vegetables. Apply 10
LARUS l. SHINE,
.H3-ta ~ Main at
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FOR RENT-One upper room in
- the new Brick Tenement on 10Th st between
U6l4 and Csry 1T.
AkBO-An Office in same 2 rooms, with all the
mol9rI convenences, suitable for a small family or
Mllliner's establishment Apply to
BARRET u MORRIss,
1oH No. lS5 Cary Mt.
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II IME. LIME.-6O0 bbls hest Waahina- 5
II ton Linss 80 do trhosnassosl Rosl Isnd y. Il50
Il; !, s''s s's'. e.'nS,wsSss sDwss ;osF. \; 81
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FALLS FOR RENT Three STALLS
5sr rent, near the Arbour. Gall on
X6-ts r. w ALLEN
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i9R RENT-TwO newly-ere ct.d Brick
Tenements on 25th street Leigh St. Bsp.
4 Ehu rch, containing rooms, including basement,
~ passages, porches, closets, rsntrys, &c, with
{ten attachs and well of superior water on the
4usies. Rent $3.50 each per snnum.
41ely to Ed. d. EAcHo. or
JAS. M. CARTER. lsth st,
|36-ts Opposite Pot Ofiice
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FOR RENT. 2 new BRICK TEN

EOh KENT. - new BKICk len
EMEkTs-wth S comfortable rooms In each;
ltlaces in every room. and an excellent well Of
Led to each with soil admirable suited for market
I1ens.
8lare opportunity Is here offered for pleasat re.
M residence, with ss much ground combining the
31Acy Of the country with the advantages of the
being situated 18th street. about three squares
- Of Ashbury (Methodietl Chapel, On Union
Possession can be had 18th inet
u arrangement might be made If desired, by
- all the ground conld be had by ons tenant
&of each gle per month. Apply to
% VIM WALSH
MT No. as Msin sire ct.
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The imports of Guano toto Great Britain siuce
Ie4l amounts to 554 995 tons.
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FOX kkNT.--Ihe Boarding house
first door below the Exchange Bank, con-
&ans rooms, and Kitchen with looms. Apply
nc premises, or to
f6-ts J. JETER.
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FOR KENT.--A small new house,
] and -four acres Of Land enclosed within half q
efthe city line, for rent at $S4 year.
~ KEEsEE,
'22-dtc 18Th at. between Main and Cary.
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Il A, L h A FRESH ARR VAL
hoe lot OF good Tea, just received and for
st Hew York phe.a
pom and after this date. ell Teas will be sold by
kJo' cash exclusively, and this rule will not be
ee tof any person.
u
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STRAY HOKSE.-Strayed fir

SYN DI hA1 HOhSE.-ELTaytu ITOm
u the Court House of Henrico county, sbort
De forehead and both hind feet white-Do other
! or marks sbout her remembered. A liberal re
will be paid for her delivery to me at the
Rf.House of Henrico
g.. L. w TIMRERLAKE
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JFo. w. WRIaHr u Co. are pfopsreA
20 receive all kinds Of Produce and Mefsksndxs on
Store 90. ct their WsrehouBe the Dock ON % rsa
| sonsble terms a. it san be taken in the sity.
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UANU.-A No. / Peiuyian GuanO Gi-
rect from Gov. Agents. Also white and A
iesn ou.no Constantly on hand, and for salt
eeommodatine terms by
is--ts CRENsHAW L CO.
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FOR r EN- T "A very desirable
re.idenaa corner of franklin and 4rh streets
Il e36a Apply to r r GLASGOW,
386-Sts Corner 9th and Canal sts
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FOR RENT-A genteel Residenc

FOR RENT-A genteel Residence,
in an excellent neig h borhood. on First street,
lVeen Main and Cary, (3d dwelling from Cary.)-
= house Is now vacant, and persons wiship t.
IE are invited to view the premises, which will
;1hown By servant on the lot and where terms
other particulars may be obtained cal to-
on Tomorrow 10 desired. WIN. GOULOIN,
1z-ts Goysruor atreet
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FOR RENT-A very desirable re-
sidencs near the City Hall, with 10 rooms, az
d with all the modern Improvements There
3 abe ard Carriage house attached to the lot
3 S7a per year. Apply to
Sff-1w WM GOIILnIN
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CLERGYMAN DRowNt d The Rev o. 8. Powell.
graduate OF The UniyersIty OF Vermont and for
year past. mtnirer Of tho Presbyterian Church
nj Fort Atklnson. w isc0nsn, WAS drowned Ia Rock
River, ~ that place. the I'd inst while attempt
ing to wash his buggy IN mo swollen stream.
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PATHETIC OBrruAR-Ia obituary notice Of
lad iweive years oId. the writer says: "Muaroe
was q very bright proud, active boy; he wss very
anxious 10 bea m.n-aiwsys wanted to wear .
standing coilar."
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BOWER BA1 81 he art,

HOVER BA1 HS Il he attention of
The public 10 called 70 sup rio, a,tioie OF Show.
'sths, which the subscrib,r has on hand. and
ga be offers for sale st less price than the com.
article usually sells for. Those ~ho wish 10
bsse Gu and judge for themselves, by ca aIlins
ZiMMERMAH's, Mrssrs. SrEBBIhs &
-LEN's, or Mr. BTARRETT'S
WIN FORBES.
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SAINT CARY, Dealer In Paper Material
(RAes, RoeEs, 1AeeINe, Ae..) South Frsnkl,n o.,
doors West Of Old Market buys small .. vsll a.
large lots - 'ssf Efit r. : kem q
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FOR KENT-Tbe Boarding. house
over our store, corner ,7th and Franklin sts
hiaing 6 roouns and good Kitchen ltis well
Sled aud in q very convenient psrt Of the city
e within CHADlCK & FRAYSER.
EA-ss
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APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONERS The
Judges of the U. s. Court of Claims, have
appointed the Commissioners for Virginia.
w Payne. Warrenton; j Lyon, Petersburg;
M w Cluskey, Martinsb'g; w Lyons, Rich
Charles Sharp, Norfolk; 5 T Bsyly, Rich j
M Brickhouse, Norfolk; j B Donovan, Ma
thews CO.; Young, Portsmouth; w III G
Ellis, Norfolk; j Barron Hope, Hampton.
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q The best evidence that can be addHced
u favor OF the efcaciousness Of Hooasnd's 0-rss.n
bitfers prepered by DR. C r. ,Jsekssn, 10 the uor
RTeeed dente6 demand for them from all psrts ~ the
prepated and repIessDted - being vorfhv or hbe.
raj pstropass, yet We feel constfaiped to remark
that the vast numeer oftesfimonisls with whictthc
highest character and Fespectabikty, who found Il
necessary TO have recourse 10 his preparation t.s
timony sufficiently conclusive that more efe etu Il
remedy for the amost imm edists relief Of thoss r.
hcted with that direfal mal.dy, Dyspepsia has me-
YER been discovered - -, s'FsfN II EE71g79ss
Co.. ard SENHxrr 4 BRaxa DrusAisG.
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T. IL . Nj As W. Il Il e s EE,
AUCTIONEER, 49,

0FFIoE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
viii attend to the sale of Real Estate. and every
description Of Mercnsndise, Household Furnit ure,
he. Also-1o Renting out Houses, Collecting, he.
h O
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MoRr EvIDEsoE.-Wo have j

MORE EvIDEsoE.-Wo nave Just been
informed bv senslsmsn ffom the country With q
OF summer Comp,sint bat not 10 one Instance has
he failed In making perfsct cure tn less th>D t~sn-
ty-four hours, with 6AKs9s PREniun BirTsR4-
de believes also. that 80 would not have pale bis
doctors bill without the 1ittera He ssys he nevs.
intsnds to do without L In HE q eily HE p.ns viii
assd II required. but not wishina u puotsh~a s
Price onls SO espta per botsis 10 hs bad et essssA
fuacELL. LADp co, kishmosd. Vss End usse-
sists evsTywhsrs a@s Jylo-o Z
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NARRow EscAPE.-In addition to the II c'derts
already noticed st the fes,fni accident wh,ch c.
cured lew days back. at Rldl-y creek bridge Pa
IL 10 stated that one of the no was unipjored.
sprang to rops used 10 rsi.ios timbera and held
TO IT, Aoother OF the wor kmsn, 10 falling caugb,
at the man suspended by tho rops, ana actually
saved himself by hanging on to his feet They
were both as.isied in ss,tirg from their psEiIoua
posisioa VI dangling In the cir.