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Anriifultural.
REGULARITY in FEEDING Cattle.

- Sic phens. in i.is Book of the Fsrm,"
gives the following illustration Of the
necessity of regularity and method OF sg-
ricultarsi duties:
la thus infinitely detailing the duties
of the cattle man. my object has been to
show you rather how the turnips and fpd.
der should De distributed relatively than
absolutely, but whaieser hour end min
ute the Cattle man finds. from experienc
he can devote to each portion of his work,
you should see that he performs the same
operation al the same time every day.
By paying strict attention TO time the
cattle will be ready for and expect their
wonted meals at the appointed times, and
will not complain until they arrive
Complaints from his stock should be Dis
tressing to every farmers ears. for he
may be assured that they will not COM
plain until they feel hunger. and if allow.
ed to hunger. they will not only lose con-
dition. but render themselves by discon-
tent less capable of occurring it when the
food is fully given. Whenever you hear
lowings from cattle. you may safely con.
c!ude that matters ale conducted there in
an irregular manuel. The cattle mans
rule is simple one. and easily remem-
bered-Gve fond and fodder TO cattle nj
fixed times. and dispense them in fixed
routine. I had striking instance Of the
bad effects Of the irregular attention 20
cattle. An ok. s,aid laborer was appoin-
ted to take charge of cattle. and was
quite able and willing 10 undertake the
task. He got his own way n, first. as
had observed many Iaboring men display
great ingenuity in arranging their work.
Lowings were soon heard from the stock
in all quarters. both in and out of doors.
which iniimalion the want Of regularity
in the cattle man; whilst the poor crea-
iure himself was in a constant state OF
hustle and uneasiness. To put an end 10
this disorderly s,a,e of things. / appoint
ed his entire day, work By his own watch.
and on implicitly following the plan he
mol only soon satisfied the wants of every
animal committed TO his charge. but had
abundant leisure TO lend helping hand
10 anything that required his temporary
assistance. His old heart overlooked
with gratitude when he found the way OF
making az his creatures happy and hi;
Kindness to them was so undeviat ting
they would have done whatever he liked.
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

"L&wIsBuRc Uuion Co.. Pa Nav ,. 1888.
MIR. j. A. Rhosies-Dear Sir: The box OF
nedicine You seat ne WIS duly received on the
llih OF April. | have sold about one half Of it,
and 50 ilr the people who have used Il are sa-
'isiietl that Il has cured them. 1t has certainly
>tfprei the AgHe In every one who has used
ii and SIX of the cases We re ol ~ standing
My sister, who has had it for five or six yeir>
back ccul never get it stopped except by
Q mime. and that only as long as she would
take ii, is now, think, entirely ourel by ,our
remedy. c. &. McGlNLEl.'
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Evidence OF Safety.

INV y R... June /. 1855.
II have made Il chemical examination oi
"RhodeS' Fever nl AgHe Cure" or 'Aulilote
TO Malaria.'' and have tested it for Arsenic.
Mercury, Qainine, aud S;rychnirc, but hav .
not found particle of ether il i, nor have l
founl any substance in lis composition shat
world prove iI,iIlious 10 Tic constitution.
JAMES K Chiffon II. D., Chem:s.r
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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.

Ike no more Arsenic, ToncS. Mercury,
Quinine, Fe''ritugcs, Strychuine, or Anii.Peri
ndics any kind. The we'll known ineiicion
cy of the e nuxious poisons proves them 10 be
the offspring either of false medical principles
or cfmercenary qulcks. The y remedy iii
existence thai i both sure and harmless. Is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE
For sale in Plymouth by II. +. PERSHlNG,
& Co.. dea'er in Drugs medicines Groceries.
July 10. 1879. lSly.
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Rhodes FaVerA2lAgaa Care.

Rhodes Fewer = a3l9 Care.
FIN0R the prevention AMI care # Ir'ermit-
s ! ut a al Reaitiemt FeveGS. Fever s Aguc.
Cnlls aud Fcvar, d ,n.b AgHe Geueral Debil-
ity. Night sweais and al other forms Of dis
6ase whicE have = common orisinin alai2i;l o.
Ii1ssaa.
This !. natural au'iioic Which viii entire
\ protect any resice.l: or traveller even IN the
most sickiy or swampy localities. f.rnl any
Ague or Bil ious disease Whatever. or any in
jury from constantly iHh@lng Malaria or Mas
II will instantly check the Asuc in ?. -scus
who have suffered FOX al'y length Of time, (. ca
one day 20 twenty years, SO tina. they need
never to have another chill, by continuing in
use according TO diecc'ions- The patient q
cnce beg rs TO rccover h;s appetite and strength
and confines until radical eur. is Effected.
oue or two bottles will asswer for ordinary
eases; some may require nlrre. Directions
printed in German, French and Spanish. a..
colni any each bottle. Price One Doll -
Liberal discounts made 20 tic iialc.
JIMES =. RHODES, Proviaeucc. r.
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Cattle. Sheer. EFOgS,

cattle, Sheep, EE0Ss,
and such little things for me, so that may
get along if remain faithful TO the market
will do that NV brother in Canada presen-
ted me with rare bird of unexamplei dnen-
SONS. "a Shanghai ROoSter) When Taltempt
10 speak of this feathercd pledge o. brother
hood, languague cannot come TO time. He
has strong tendency torn 10 legs; he is
shaggy, eye like a hen. disposition courageous,
tail like the but end of a feathered buster, and
his voice like rhnoceros with the whooping
cough; bpt cali III tie market, can sell you
plenty OF other birds, but how they ever got
my chicken to Plymouth, Is uncertain but
the carmen tell me that they switched of on
a side track and made him draw the passenger
train, and for fear that he might stray away in
the night 1 cable him 10 the wool no sSe in
the garden. But this voraciouS animal is eat-
ing ne out Of house and home, and with the
means of the market only. see that ore of us
must Starye. His hunger is still on the in
crease. Ihave missed some ofmy wood, pigs,
and kittens. The poor brute has also COM
menced eating his toes. abServed him look
ing strongly after Eliza and Henry. Mr.. Dow
ming backed out. Call folks and see this
monster
Oh. this felthered Know Nothing, like the
Eastern Prince, who, when he wants to ruin a
man, makes him present OF an elephant, and
will not allow him to sell, give away or kill,
but he must keep the same and he devoured.
This reyengeful brother, Tor some unknown
injury that have done him, has sent me this
villain, who eaiS as If he was the result OF
cross between the anaconda and the Ostrich.
He must be Killed. or sold or a breaking team,
o. 10 some Stale or TerriiOr or n curiosity
Times in New York; saw the Astor house,
city hall white nail, and several other cor
ners, all IN the same nlght-Siopping at Ill.
The last thing that distinctly recolect, was
trying To- pay fare for three with one piece OF
money, demanding 2-5 change, bit did not
geti.. | imposed tie city hall to lie an oppo-
siion steamboat. In the morning | found my
self in bed with my clothes on, my boots un-
der my pillow, my hat under the stove, and
my watch in the wafer pitcher. tried to
write 10 some one with my tooth bruSl--fo nd
ii in tie nk-siand. This Croton water i ,ter-
feres with my tender system so much, that !
think shall take 10 the use or milk in The fu-
ture. What would be tie effect o. brandy and
wafer without any waterin ii, but with lit
tie lemonl
Aug. 8, 1855. Eli
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A WONDERFUL discovery has recently
IA been made by DR.. Curtis Of this city, in
the treatment o. Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases o the Lungs. We refer to DR.. Cur
tis' Hygeana. or lnha.ing Hygean Vaper and
Cherry Syrup" With this new method, DR..
C.. has restored many f1licted ones to health,
as an evidence OF which he has irnumerable
certificates. Speaking 'oi the treatment, a
physician remarks, at is evident that inhal-
ing-constantly breathing an agreeable, heal
ing vapor--the medicinal properties must come
in direct contact with the whole ariai cavities
o. the lungs, and thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when in
troduced into the stomach. and subject TO the
proc SIS o DIGESTION" The Hyseana is for
sale at all the Druggists throughout the coun-
trv-Nep York Dufchman, jan. Ia.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast under tie
linen without the least inconvenience--the
heat o. The body being sufficient to evaporate
the fluid. EllLA 4c4 1EL Id
uYrorsale by II. B. PERSHlNG, Plymouth.
May 3, -f855.-------------- 7yI.
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JOHN AGAIN..

EOHN has been to New York Niagara Falls
~ and Canada. 1 must tell YOU friends n
little OF what have seen, If you will call at
ymarket soon, before I forget it. did see
numerous packages OF goods marked j. & IT,.
J. Cougle, such as
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PATENT MEDICINES,
800 acres OF land fog sale.

NilE South west quarter OF section thirty
D. one, in township thirty four north, Of
range two st; also he south east quarter Of
section one, in township thiriy-ihree north, OF
range two east, situate three miles east o.
PLYMOUTH This land is heavily timbered
with Oak, Ash, Poplar, Walnut, Sugar Maple,
&c
For further particulars apply to " II. RICE,
at IndianaPo Is, or NJ. ALLEN,
al PiSmouih. APPS, 1855. 3tf.
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MURD,s COUGH nALSAM

rs prepared from a receipt from an eminent
Il member of the Medical profession, and So
licits the scrutiny of the scientific. 1t has
been success ul III arresting disease N null
titude of cases. in which without this invaua-
BILE medicine, the sufferer would have become
y victim o. that fell destroyer, Consumption
Try it Ia les, already the incipient growth o
this disease, is discernabIe in your hollow
cheek and Sunken eye, which if not checked,
will bring you into prenlat lire and early grave.
TRY 1T, and you VIII find restoration of
youth and health. o. X. TRIP, " ho,esale
Agent, fremont douse. Detroit. Fl. b. PER-
SIZING Agent, Plymouth, Ind.
Sept. %, 1855. 27yl.
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X. II. BROWN
r. c. BAXTEE
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin. Sheet Iron and C0pperWare,

KN|OULD most respectfully inform the
w citizens OF Marshall county, that they
are now under full Roadway, and are prepared
TO furnish any article in their line, a shade
lower than customers have heretofore been
in the habit O. paying, and perhaps little
lower than airy other establishment in this part
of Northern Indiana.
We are practical workmen ourselves, and
manu- acture our own wares O. the vely est o
stock, AMI as we intend making il 3 permane nj
business-pefhaps Tor Ii e, our customers may
rest assured that We will sell them none but
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EsC DGk1S a. Ef0as'GfiEs,
Attorneys at Lac,
Plymouth Mar shall County. Indiana.
Office over II. b. Hines Hardwa Store,
NAIiLL give PROF. pit ten'ion the CO.
Wv lection o. Claims. q tend 10 the 7
chase aud sale OF re estate, proeufe BoHn'
ty Land Warrants and Pensions. beief 10
MEssRs. F.P.JANEs * CO. New York.
HAYES * NcKlLLAP.
Z" PEARSON & co.. Chicago.
BE .swiFT & CO..
HUNTISGToS. LEE & CO., De..
D. a. LATMAN * CO, Cin.
April &c, 1855. CYL
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Good and Cheap Articles

The Ladies shall be promptly waited upon,
and can have any article in our line manu- ac-
tured or repaired TO order and on short notice.
0JWe shall adopt as an invariable rule
No disappointmenfs when work. promised.
Shop two doors north Of the brick store al
the sign OF "Tin Shop" across the side wllk
Rags and most articles of country Pro-
duee taken IN exchange. Call and ses rs.
Nay ,, 1855 y III !
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g % NJ H To the Brick Store
and buy an 'C.nbrel.a. snd be ready forsthe
next rainy day ost2s--32-i :
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
EsODsssS E1Gs. Rpsgy.

T HHWO or three comfortable and convenient
4 up stairs rooms over my store, for rent.
They are suitable for Offices or shops. Enquire
of c. PALMER.
March %, 1855. ltf
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INFANT 10 buy groceries. drugs and med.
w icines, paints and oils, 90 10 II. b.
Pershing'S store, where he is just receiving a
fresh supply o, everything in n s line o: trade,
and will sell them at the lowest cash prices
and give the highest market price Tor all kinds
Of grain, pork, butter, eggs. seneca snake
root, genSeng, lady slipper, yellow root, blood
root, beeswax and money.
May 10, 1855. SGT
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DRXGooDS.
auU Rotio1Ia.

So started for Plymouth thinking that was
in but Henry i'll it just meant him. Well
let him sell them; ] must try to make live
llhood by strict attention 10 the market and
gar,en. but II. says that he will buy some
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-27

New BlI nks.-Deeds, Mortgages aud
Quit Claims OF an approved short form, and at
q very short price. are for sale at this Office.
Also Blank Notes neatly printed and for sale
az the same place.
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Boys and Chi!dren's coarse AZ fine
ssOO:S and Shoes.

in word, everything and almost every varie
~ OF goods in my line, 10 suit everybody. and
as Intend 10 sell for ready pay, bargains can
be had rom 10 TO Is per cent lower than o.
those who sell on credit Callatthe old stand
J. MCDANIEL;
Get. llth, 1855 30u
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Ste phsn in his Book of the Form,"
gives the following illustration Of the
necessity of regularity and method of sg-
Juttsx
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GE.s'TE EsEE.S.

4 WORD with you, be you supply your
"a selves with Winter Boots and Shoe, 1T
the oil high prices. 1 have my Fa! AMI Win
Ter, Stock, and al ! ask is an opportunity TO
show you fits with little the best manufic-
lured articles and stock, that has lately
been introduced into this market.
Gall and see the Water Proc Calf Boots,
Calf, Kip, and Coarse Boots, overShoeS OF all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-16
THE YELLOW FEVER

In an article on this subject, the Peters.
burg Democrat, referring to the apprehen-
sion expressed by many people, of the ap
pearance of the malady in Petersburg says
that there is no similarity in the condition of
Petersburg and Norfolk. The latter city is
within mile ofthe place at which the disease
originated; Petersburg $50 miles distant
The atmospheric or meteorological conditions
are greatly different. In Norfolk and Ports
mouth they have had scarcely any rain for
two months past, whilst Petersburg has had
the most refreshing rains. We quote these
views, because they apply also to Richmond,
IN which We enjoy the same advantages pos
sessed by Petersburg Another local cause
OF the violence of the disease in Norfolk and
Portsmouth, is the fact mentioned by the
Democrat, that in those cities there is a large
Quantity OF made ground, that is, ground
rescued from the sea, and formed by throw.
ing logs of wood into the mud at low tide,
and covering them with earth, till an eleva.
Ton Is attained higher than the food tide
ihe soaking of the sea through the logs
WIN the consequent rotting and putrefaction
OF the wood, and the want of cleanliness,
100 often found among the occupants of the
shan''es which are built on this made ground.
FENDER their localities especially adapted for
the reception and propagation oe vsl,ow
fever.
Such being the fact, there ought to bs M
hesitation whatever in allowing free ingress
to citizens of the infected district, who are
DESTROYS Of escaping from the disease to a
purer climate, in which, even if they uneon
sciously brought the disease, it would pro.
badly die out
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GOV. WILSON SHANNON.-DOUGH
FACES

From the excessive abuse heaped upon
the newly appointed Governor of Kansas by
the Free Soil journals, we are inclined to
hope that he will prove himself very diff
ferent sort of Governor from Reeder. He
voted for the Kansas bill, though it was clear
that the vote would prevent, as it did, his re-.
election to Congress. He is stigmatized by
the New York Tribune as IAN active dough
face" which. as far as we comprehend such
slang, is high recommendation. We under.
stand that uncouth phrase, "a dough face
to mean an honest man, patriot, and enc
who upholds the Constitution and the Laws.
The term is applied to virtuous citizens, for
the same purpose that vicious boys call their
virtuous associates, milk sops," to shame
them out of good courses and induce them
to become reprobates and rascals like them
selves.
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SEBASTOPOI,

1t Is rumored in London that the Comman
der in chief of the Sandman Contingent, Gen
Della Marmora, has expressed the opinion in
an official report that Sebastopol is impregna
BILE, and that to invest it round and round. 40
as to starve the garrison out, would REQUIRE
a standing army of five hundred thousand
men. Omar Pacha, the able Turkish Chief
Is also said to be much disguised with the
conduct OF the siege, and to have disap.
proved OF the Crimean expedition from the
nfs'' The Parisians, particularly the militia.
~ men, are said to be greatly wearied and
a,Ssausned with the state of things in the
East The want of one great ruling mind in
command Of the allies, is beginning to he
ieit, Napoleon may be compelled To mi,
leiegraphing, and proceed in person n ,ha
East. Let him put on three cornersd 10,
q surtout OF grey, and the boots of Ars,ar'
htz La this guise, and with smart mil;t.rv
adviser, he may bring back the giories o.
Napoleon the First.
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lRRIVlLs AZ THH PRIaCIPAL BoTgLS
2e1 sasaac sYEgTEKUAY a

CoLUMBIAN HOTEL.--W Hsmilton. G;
T Johns. Cumbld; w c Eoissy, cosl6sld: W 3rsy.
i Hasa.t.; K.sn. LynssS: e.iS:s. ":
Lewis, iias,ivanIs; Dr. g w Burwell Mrs Burvsll,
Misses Gayle Mrs Hsrvls Miss hsryie, z osyi (,
. a:ss'i.es' w VI s.:s, cs..spsia
AHEIICAN HOTEL-C Furguson. U 8 Al A 3
Palm s:%: r. e. s.. LAZY s e fsys s.
Rev j 8 Mott, Columbus; WIN 2 Mott. Charlotte;
w Eppss, Petsbs; A B Dibbls. Bruaswet; Ian
s so. ra:': az ia.
Pratt, c Pratt. A Richardson. w kioha,dson,
Baltic; Mis- Fanny CamIinss. Ne NE. I'1Ls Msm 9.
jenkins, WiImingter; A Campbell Fl Camp
bell, Miss Campbeil. M L Csmpoell A Williams
MIA e c cunnins hsm, Gunniashsm. chsIisaon.
EXCHANGE HoTEL-T v Mos add lady. Nor.
VIZ Hallstt. L5nchbs; e 4 Taylor os:f Lawson,
Lowell; Garrett. Montgomery; g o .Tsck. Pc
tsi:sqr King wIjs@ Ws.'T
5v and lady: Mise: 8. ssy. Ms: POLLARD, King
lady. Hsnrico, ) II Msar!. Frsdt:ss; ] " Keeling.
Mar; Va Dr. Req nold. lady ard sbild. Ml s.as:
2 Harrison. Mis-; w . Mooe, N Y; II Terry, Hs-
f:s jsneis Lay and desssss:s g Lss.
Wsishal and lady. Prince Edward; u w Henry,
Barnes Charlotte; Ovsrton and lady. Oumbd;
3 Pritehstt, lady aud .srvt, HowsrdsvilIs; A .
Kenny. staunton; Mrs N Boress. daps htsr and syt
Va; o n Chandler, r CIunp. New Kent; @ r Ma
son. Bath; Maerudsr Orange D K WeIsser, We;
West, LOUISE; D II Sanders, Madison; w g
Friend and lady, r w Friend, Miss n = Shopper.
son, Charlotte; w Branaush. D G; J Cochran,
Texas Il Gushry. Augusta; WoodfolL, J Hor.
Harton. Caroline; Pierce. New Kent; w = Harris,
PowhstaD; w G Smith. Hanover; 4 Musgrove:
Charlottesville; A w Witt d A Witt, Nelson; p
Beaumont, Ala; Hey. Fsrmville; L Panell, n Har.
RE. Nelson; w B Csrsn Norfolk; . Raus, Va; J
Hodgeson, Coumbia; DR. Southsll. w ENoble, Anne.
lila; w A Penssk, & Peneck, Halifax; ] Gibbs,
Amelia; Fl J Latham, Ky; A A Burnell. Lunsnburl;
Stone, N G; w Du1n, Gordonsyille; 7 w
Field d Field, N G..
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RECEIPTS,
BY CANAL, RIVER AND RAILROAD.

BY CANAL, RIVER AND RAILROAD
For the geek ending l1ta Of AuGHsf.
By THE CANAL-2ss hhds and 1888 boxes Tobseco'
Is 554 bushels Wheat; 266S bbs Flour; 998 bush'
Corr; SIS tons Coal; 123 pig Iron; and sundriss.
Aggrees.s dewn tonnage. S14 AS lbs; aggres
gate up tonnage 2. 46o eS7 lis
BY THE RICHMOND AND DAxvrLLE Railroad -
sss hide Tobacco; l7<7 boxes do; Is, $50 bushels
Wheat; "a bales Cotton Yarns bhls Apples Q
boxes Chickens bushels Peaehes; frkins But.
ter: s bundles Leather; fierce Bacon; aSl kegs
Nails IS Etf
By THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
l box Books; l do. mdz; BASKETS Oil; II bundles
Rage Fan Mill; box Pigs; 1o9 bales Cotton;
lot Furniture; 16. 600 Slaves; bsx Bacon; Dbl,
Flour; box Samples; 2a2 bush els Corn; 5000 feet
Lumber; 2ls hhds. Tobacco. a@4
By THE CENTRAL RAILROAD .443 bags Wheat
$40 bags Corn; an bags Oats; 22S bags Rye; Si5
bags Meal; Is hhds and boxes Tobacco; 80 tons
Iron; 8S2 bbls Flsur; 40 frkins Butter; IA frkins
Lard; 4 kegs and IS bbs Eggs; bbs Appies q
Lambs; IS Sheep; 500 Hogs; Is Calves; Sl2
Chickens; a empty Bb!s; 81 bales Leather; 10
bbls empty Bottles; 16 boxes and bales Sun
dries; 1900 lbs Bacon 5a
BY THE RICHMOND AND FaEDERIcKssuRG RAIL
RoAD.-169 bags Meal; 1879 bags Whest: - hhds
Tobacco; 602 bags Corn; 2l3 bags Oats.
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UlHU.

Ew..t.,a., nor.lus. ths 15En Inst, ct 10 misutss
- - y iSss sffsr . prol1nsted illness Of two
%pesths dSssion, SIMON soNAvlTA. native Of
cossss - Tor the pest 10 years resident Of ths
sIty-sssd = ysss.-lesuns vie ssd 'oai s''s
HIS funeral viii take plscs to-day. at O'clock at
o. PstesS Csthedrsl The fnssds Of the family.
and those Of Senior Osofse' are fequs"ss 70 ~
tend. Vel ~ N88
4. this city, Yesterday evsaine, after painfslslsk
ness Mrs a Fl OLIVER .
famiIv ~ Jauee Bcsher deed. are requested 10 1T
tend her funeral from Centensry Church. this
(Thursday) evening, 1t O'clock. without further
notiea 49, - - 49, q e
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MARINE NEWS.
roA7 OF RIcHhonp, Aug. Is.

4- ARRIVED,
Sehr Tioga. Stodard Bosto o, plaster ghields So
mervlie.
s0hr Rasgo, Hooper, Baltimore, mdz VIM d Col
quit & CO.
scbr Adeline, Hicks York River, wheat Warvick
L Berkedale.
SAILED,
Schr Manchester, Chichester New York. nIdz d
l. w Currie.
Sehr Merchant, Winters, New YORK, ndz D w
Currfe.
schr AbdelKader, Brown, Philadelphia, coal w
D Colquitt Co.
Schr Susan, Rogers, B. ston, udz D W Curris.
Schr Ellen Augu,ta, Boulson. Pamunksy, mdz.
AT QUARANTINE.
schr Accomas from Norfolk
The Steamer Curtis Peck having undergone qua
rantine, came up to the city yesterday.
--.s CLEARED, 14TH AUGUST.
Ship Yemassee, of Charleston, C, D Chids
master, with 1853 hhds Tobscco. for Liverpool, By
Palmer CIopton and Others.