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y I'M bsing, among \ ~ isnamerebIs dsscen
dass1 Of Adam ~ I've, Who would nssenlse IN
response to the csls Of suffering humsnltyS b has
been said, and soothing ever fsiilfroua bumsn lips
more strikineiy true, that,one touch Of human pa'
ture makes the whole world kin. This phlosophi'
cal truth ID exemplihed In this Union Fair of all
denominations sects and parties. B1se men and
Faemrmcy men--Whigs, Democrats. know Nothing.
and acknowledgment Meihodists, Epic
copalians, Baptists, and all Protestants- Roman
Catholics aud Jews, here know no party distinc-
tions, no sectional barriers, partitions OF doc
trine, no division of race. The touch OF human
nature; the sweet luxury Of doing good, has made
US ell kin The unrestrained quality OF mercy, bless-
ing him who gives as well as him who takes, has
demonstrated our community Of impulse and o.
purpose to be- great human family, OF origin ana
of destiny And 80 let the -churchman and low
churchman here sink their differences, provided
they contribute to the sinking fund OF the Fair
Let the Methodist sing aloud his hymns OF rejoice
ing. provided he does not haltoo before noe are ont
of The ooods Let the Baptist still be immersed, so
that he leaves not the Fair Deer head and cars IN
debt Let the Presbyterian swear by the covenant
ers, provided he covenants to swear by u.s. Let
the DO liticiaus fail by means to make our elec-
ii IN sure. Let the Catholic join hands with the
Protestant aud the Chri stan with the Children OF
Israeli and the native with the foreigner, provided
they all hand over the cash.
Somote 1t be
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&Mh PASSENGERS FOR NEW
-sek YORK PER ROANOKE-rhe RO-
New York via Norfolk. SATURDAY Morning., at 9
o'clock.
Passengers desiring TO avail the ,elves of this CON-
tortaeie ana cheap conveyance, must take the early
morning traia OF cars, leaving the Petersburg De-
pot at y A; M GA Saturday morning
Those VINO may desire to secure their ber,hs and
uckets al cur efice, do to-day or Friday or
from the Purser of the Ship. at the Depos Saturday
NH 22-2t LJDLAM l. WATSON.
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TRUSTEES Reconsideration IL re-
aassted to my sale of Books, Periodicals, Papers.
stationery &c. THIS MORNING. at the store Of
lewis Smith. on Brosd street, between 9Th and
7th streets commeBriog st 10 o'clock. ~ tss
BY order of the Trustee.
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RI FOR RENT-The 2 Tcnements on
the North side Of franklin street, opposts to
the = Mssonc Hall Possession given immed iaieiy -
NRp ~. % John Taiiey. or to this subscriber
-nn -<-ts b L. WINSTON
1hlNfS AND LITHOGRAPHS-A
Au.taee assortment, well adapted for Schools and
'''e'a discount win Be given. when bought in lots
NH >, WIN. 6ATTLER
Faint Store, 40 Nain It.
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JOHN s. CAsKIE, Attorney at Law-effice
on Franklin street, between 4th and 9TH streets.
i.
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Tar LYrr MiFsTRrLs continue their en-
,.rs.ioment, :. Metropoltsn Hall. and thus far have
given sairs s.tissc.on to their intsssnt s.0is1
ot he snynassed in this country on his particular
instrument. Persons fond If good music, should
hear this company BY al means.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March 81.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr N. Jones, Young, Attakapas, sugar and mo.
la.ses, Dunlop, Moncufe l. Co.
Schr C. P. Brown, McKeag, New York, hay Mark
Downev
schr w. Severe, Brooks, Alexandra, coal Virginia
Towing Co.
schr Sarah Fisher, Fisher. Philadelphis, coal An
deTson l. Co.
Schr j P. johnson, -, Salem, plaster Shields
Il Somerve.
SAILED, e.r-r
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse. and
passengers. ,.s
Brig Emily Seyburn, Seyburn, Cuba, ballast
Schr VIM Colquitt, Jonef, Norfolk, rndz w d Col.
quit Co
Schr C. Brown McKeas, to load down the river
for New York.
Schr Mary Elizabeth. Taylor, Chuckatu.k.
SchI Gersnium, Wallace, Back River.
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FIREs.-Incendiaries have again COM
nenced their work of destruction, and 1t becomes
the duty, not only of the police, but OF all GOOD
citizens to discover the depredat and bring them
to punishment.
About o'clock last Tuesday night the torch was
applied to the kitchen OF an unoccupied house,
corner of Grace and Adams streets but the flames
being discovered before making much Roadway,
the tiremen succeeded in Distinguishing them be.
fore doing serious damage. The property Is owned
by Mr. Joseph Allen, and is no doubt fully insured
A. o'clock yesterday morning, Mr.. james u
Elet,'s stable on 5,h street. between Marshall and
CLAW, was set on fire and burned. Loss $50.
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IN FOR DISTRICT COLUMBIA,
.z4lzAA VIA NORFOLK The superior fast sailing
schr. CHAMPION, Capt. Mitchell, having the geat-
portion Of her cas 60 engaged, will sail with die.
NH e2--5t w. ID. COLQUITT CO.
DOTATOES, POTATOES!! POTA
i TOESin--4 Bushels very fine and large white
MERCER POTATOES. just received and for sale
BY D. B. BRIDGFoRD 4 CO.
NH 27-l0t 49,
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DEM0CRATIC MKETlHG.--Ino U6mOcra-
nc Association VIII NEST - hight q " 0eleek. ct
ODD FELLOWg HALL, 10 transact buane9 OF
impoftsncs. Several sddresses n1sy be expectef.
nab z5"its JAMES DOVE, sss'y.
"a Ur0s 1FAm.--'Fhc Ladies Of tho Union
% fuYuish KEPKESHMENf0 20 tsHn61Sn Who
MY find 1t couvenisaf to esl upon Asm from 10 A.
"A t.lt ID AZ z zrxs1y9
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branding BRUSHES, fur Tobacco
~ nists-A full assortment Of fne oualitv tust re-
eeived sad fos sale By BENNETT I kEEkB,
NH ~ Dugsisis.
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EIkE-PROOF PAINT, so bbls; 10 do.
IL Llnseed OIL and cheap Paint Oh; Zinc white,
white Lead, &c.; for sale low By ~ -
NH 70 BENNETT = BEERS. Dfussi,t,.
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NOTICE

TO all whom it concern, we hereby caution
l. all persons against purchasing a certain
note, dated October -, 1854, and given by
us to r. b. Owens for the sum Of $425, and
payable on demand or one day after date;
said note having been paid.
COX & FORT.
April 2l, le55.-3t.
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THE EYES.
All Diseases of the Eyes Cured with
Unfailing Certainty.
DR.. W. A. SNYDER. Oculist.

nR. w. A. SNYDER'S mode of treating
~ diseases of the Eye differs materially
rom the course commonly pursed by Phys-
clans. Believing that most diseases of the
Eye have their origin in the obs;ructed cir
cula;ion or sn impure state Of the system, his
remedies will be prescribed with reference
to the disease with which the patient NAV be
afflicted; and equazing the circulation, re-
moving obstruction and restoring the general
health of the patient, the Eyes may be per
manently cured without the use Of caustic or
any of the irritating applications in general
use. DR.. S. would say TO those who hare e
exhausted the skill of all tthers without re-
lief, not to despair Of cure without giving
him a trial, for in all cases where the vision
is not entirely lost, or the Eye not completely
disorganized, there is still hope.
Office, corner Sansome and Bush streets,
San Francisco-entranee on Bush, opposite
Rasette house. apr II
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MECHANICAL.
GEORGE M. INGLER,
BLACKSMITH,

A Ii KINDS of Blacksmith work done In
II the neatest manner at this shop.
We are prepared to shoe animals in the
very best manner and we believe that our
reputation in this department of business is
sufficient guarantee that we will give satis-
faction.
A good assortment ofminer's picks constant
ly on hand, also hardware of every descrip-
tor. Tom and Rocker Irons of every size,
kind and quality. Give us call.
Weaver, Dec 9, 1854. DOT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DA1GH's GRAND RATTLE!
$4,000 F.: 50!
To be drawn on the loth Oh 'i"' ut 'h0
Eagle Hotel, in Shasta
Tickets Three Dollars!
THE FIRST PRIZE is THE
r A G L E n 0 T E Ii!
with all the Furniture, Fixtures &C., 4,

With all the Furniture, Fixtures &c.,
NEW AND IN COMPLETE ORDER,
IN and now doing a first rate business
This is the largest Hotel in Shasta, having a
front of sixty feet, and fortytwo feet back,
divided into suitable rooms, all elegantly fur
nished.
The52nd Prize is Daigh's Corral,
Having front of l52 feet, running back 10
feet, together with four lots fronting on Main
street, 20 feet front by so back, and and i'm
mediately in front of said corral. On these
lots there is a neat and substantial dwelling
house, and on the corral lots there is good
warehouse; also, stables, sheds, &c, all in
good order.
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GREEN AND BLACK Teas.
wv 200 Cnses Assorted Pie Fruits.
100 cases gallon Pickles.
$50 cases Brandy Peaches.
100 cases Brandy Cherries.
50 cases p q M Yeast Powders
80 cases Garfield Yeast Powder
100 cases Fresh Peaches
50 cases Fresh Strawberries
~ cases Fresh Whortleberries
so eases Preserved Pineapple
100 cases Natural Preserves
100 cases Sardlnes, J and boxes
40 cases El Sac. Tobacco
80 cases Twin Brother and Fruit Tobacco
800 cases Goodwin's Smoking Tobacco
50 cases Roast Chicken
40 cases Roast Turkey
$50 cases Keusett's and Cove Oysters
100 cases Underwood's Oysters
100 cases Swiss Lobsters
100 cases Green Corn
200 cases Pepper Sause
$50 cases Ground Pepper
100 cases Ground Mustard
500 cases oss'd Spices, in Gldss
200 eases Ground Coffee, in tins
100 cases Salaratus, in paper and tins
100 cases Cream Tartar
30 cases Grape Tobacco
25 cases Cubiniss and Apricot Tobacco
$50 Watson's Smoking Tobacco
For Sale by
Il. BREWSTER & CO,
Cor. Front and Clay streets,
apl 81 San + 1ncisco.
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Thez2nd Prize is Daigh's Corral,
Catalogue of Prizes.
lst Prize, Eagle Hotel, $4,000

q. DIX large nhe AmerIcan Nlules,
Wagon and Harness, all com
plete, 1900
Il. s 500 in cash, l,5OO
5. ST. 200 in cash, 1900
6. One span extra large American
Mules. Peg and John, 1000
Z. Ranch of 100 acres of land, with
improvements, situated TWO miles
below Tehama, on the Marysyille
road, and known as Croy's ranch, 1000
s. $500 in cash, 500
9. One large iron grey American
stallion, oOO
10. One large span match iron grey
horses, 7O0
IL. One span large American match
grey horses, 600
10. 5000 in cash, 600
l3. One span fine match grey Ameri-
can horses, 600
IA. One fine American race mare, 600
IS. One largo brown American trOt-
ting horse, 500
I6. One large bay American tr6tting
horse, 500
IT. $4O0 in cash, 4Oe
Is. One lot twenty feet front, on Main
street, by 50 back, adjoining q.
Tiukham's, 3Oe
10. One lot adjoining the above, 300
90. One bav American horse, 800
81. 5000 in cash, 200
% to %. Seven large yoke of Amer
lean cattle, each 800, l,400
90, 80 Two fine saddle mules, 5000
each, 400
81. One large yoke of work cattle, l75
-. One bay American horse, $50
80. One black American colt, $50
81. One heavy two horse wagon, l50
IS. Gold watch and chain, 150
30 One yellow pony saddle g. bride, l25
81. One bay pony, saddle and bride, 1875
.3S to ~. Five prizes, each 500 in
cash, 500
43. One grey horse, saddle, & bride, 100
"A. One iron gray mare, saddle, &C., 100
ID. One brown pack mule, 100
46. One bay 100
Al. One bay pony, loo
IS. One roam pony, 100
A.. One " g 700
so. One Waite pony, 100
IS. One yellow pony, 400
50. One grey pony, 100
So TO 55. Three prizes, each one COW
and calf, at 500, 300
Sc. One two horse wagon, 100
81 to 63. Seven prizes, each one COW,
at 500. $50
SO to 80. 26 prizes of $50 in cash, 1900
Grand total of prizes, $37 ,iO5
The rattle is no humbug, but the property,
rs described, is on hand, and placed at or
near its cash value. The drawing, which
will be by wheel, will be conducted with fair
ness, and every individual will get the prize
they draw, which will be ready for delivery
Immediately after the drawing. The stock
is mostly on Croys Ranch, and will be kept
there subiec to the order OF those who draw
it, till called for. The object Of the propre-
tor in offering this rattle is to close out his
business, and at the same time give some
lucky hombre an opportunity to make his
pile for a trihe. lie is one of the Oldest res
idents of Shasta, and will respectfully refer
to the following gentlemen for confirmation
of the statement made above relative to the
value of the prizes named:
BULL, BAKER & CO., Shasta,
TOMLINSON d WOOD,
p. NJ. EDER & CO., Weaverville,
RHODES 81 CO., Yreka.
PACIFIC EXPRESS,
~" Tickets for sale and to be rafled for
at the Eagle Hotel aud St. Charles Hotel in
Shasta; Independence Hotel, Weaverville;
at the Yreka Hotel, Yreka, and at all the
principal trading posts in Northern Cali
fornia.
JAMES DAIGH.
Shasta, March 81, 1888.
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A IL descriptions Of Blanks printed to or
II der on short notice al the lines Office.
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P. M. EDER g. G o..
-Fire-Proof Brick Building,


Fire-Proof Brick Building,
Main ST, Weaverville,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
w ERS in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors,
Clothing, Dry Goods, &C., &c.
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
India Rubber Goods,
Blan kets,
Hardware,
Miners Toes,
Carpenters Tools.
Nails, all sizes,
Croc&ery,
Office and Parlor Clocks
Glassware,
Gilt and Mahogany framed
Looking Glasses,
Lamps,
Oil and Camphene,
Window Glass, different sizes,
Gold Scales,
Colts Revolvers,
Powder Shot and Lead
Stoves, Parlor and Cook
Stationery
Perfumery,
Combs and Brushes,
Brooms and Buckets,
Wall Paper,
Brussels Carpet,
Straw Mating,
SaGdlery, 81.
The best brands of To-
bacco and Cigars,
Fruits Preserved, all Kinds,
Oysters.
In addition to our large and varied assort-
ment of Goods on hand, we are receiving
daily fresh supplies which we offer for the
lowest remuneratng profits.
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BANKING HOUSE
A. S. WRIGHT.
Corner Of Montgomery and Jackson SITS
SAN FRANZ CISCO.

DEPOSITS made at this Bank, payable on
~ demand, draw one and half per cent
per month interest. On deposits payable in
six months, or over, two per cent per month
Will be allowed.
Gold Dust purchased, or assayed and coin
ed at the shortest notice, and money advanc-
ed on the same if required
Sight Bills of Exchange drawn on the
Eastern Cities at The lowest rates.
Time Drafts ESQ days sight or 80 days
from date,) drawn at par.
Miners can forward their Dust by Express
and receive (withOut any charge for COM
mIssion) the proceeds by return Express eth
er in Coin or Certificate of Deposit, draw
ing interest as above stated.
The Bank is kept open until 10 O'Clock,
p. NJ so that Miners arriving late at night
may deposit their treasure for safe keeping
without charge.
Dec. 0. A. S. WRIGHT, Banker.
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GROCERIES, dc.
III. III OC X E r.


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Liquors, Wines, Provisions,
And Miners Tools.
Court street, opposite the Express OHcc,
A LWAYS on hand a good stock Of the
n choicest
Cognacs-pale and dark;
American Brandies;
Scotch Whskey.
Monongahela Whskey;
Jamaica Rum;
Holland Gin;
Burgundy Port;
Old Pale Sherry Wine;
Madeira do;
Cherry Brandy.
CHAMPAGNES.
Haut. Sauterne Wines;
Claaret do;
Chamberton's;
Brandy Fruits;
AbsynthB
Kirsch Wasser;
Assorted Liquors;
Bitters;
Peppermints;
Cherry Cordials;
SyruPs, etc., etc.
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NOTICE
QUARTERLY vIsITATIONs.

QUARTERLY YIsITATI0 0NS.
BY permission Of Divine Providence, ] pur-
pose to visit the following places at the times
specified.
When we have the requisite preparations,
we shall hold our Fourth QGarferiy Mset
ings, for the present conference year, begin
ming on Friday evening, and closing on Sun
day evening.
CIRCUIT PLACE. I'VE.
Klamath. Scott Bar. Mar %, 81, d rs
Salmon. BcstYille. 80 81 NAP ].
Scott Valley. Ap. l3, II q -.
Yreka. City. 30, II d %.
Weaverville. Weavervile 81, 2s 81 20.
Shasta. City. May 4, 8 & 6.
Rel Bluffs Red Bluffs. II. ~ d. I3.
L. ARNOLD, superintendent,
Meth. Epis. Church,
Northern California.
Dated Scott VALLEY, Feb. 20, 1855.
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o0O BBLS BILLINGS PATENT GOV.
OVV Erred HAMS.
100 ties Sugar Cured Hams
50 bids Clear and Extra Clear Bacon
100 bbs Clear and Mess Pork
$50 half bbls Clear Pork
300 half bbs superior Goshen Butter
300 cases Leaf lard, 10 and 20ld tins
500 kegs T. i Syrup
200 hf bbs Dried Apples
300 bbls and hf bbs Crushed Sugar
$50 bbls and hi bbls Powdered Sugar
800 bbs and hf bbls N . Sugar
100 hf bbls Coffee Sugar
500 mats No Batavia Sugar
1000 mats No. China Rice
LOCO mats new Chile Bcans
50 ceroons Chile Peaches
100 bags Grain Pepper
900 boxes Soap, yariOOs bsands
500 boxes a damantine Candies
200 hf bbls Corn Meal
200 bags Green Rio CoK1s.
For Sale BY
X. Il. BREWSTER g. CO.,
Coz Front and Clay streets,
apl Il san Francisco.
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HA HD w AhE.
Nails. from to 40d;
Locks, Butts, Screws, Padlocks;
Butcher Saws,
Do. Stees and Knives,
Wood Saws, Knives and Forks,
Caps, Files, Hatchets,
Chalk Lines, Gimblets, Corkscrews,
Augers, Tap Augers, Coffee Mills,
Shovels, Picks, Trowels,
Handled Axes; ETC., etc.
DRYGOODS:
Blankets-red. blue and grey,
Flannel Shirts,
Marno Shirts and Drawers,
Woollen Socks,
Pocket Hahdkerchiefs;
Drllings,
Domestics,
Cotton Ducks,
Playing Cards,
Gloves,
Satinett Pants,
Boots and Shoes, ETC., etc.
The above goods are warranted Of the
best qualities, and will be sold at the most
reasonable prices for cash by
Weaver, Dec. 9, 1854. d9 If
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PRO VISIONS:
Flour;
Bacon;
Hams;
Shoulders;
Lard;
Butter:
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E5y~ Tickets for sale and to be rafled for
at the Eagle Hotel aud ST. Charles Hotel in
Shasta; Independence Hotel, Weavervile;
at the Yreka Hotel, Yreka, and at all the
principal trading posts in Northern Cali
fornia.
JAMES DAIGH.
Shasta, March 81, 1853.
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NOTICE
NOTICE

TO whom it may concern, that the sndey-
signed will make application to the Board o5
Supervisors for the county Of Trinity, at their
first regular meeting to bs holden in the
town Of Weayeryllle on tIK first Monday Of
May next, for license to keep a Toll Bridge
across Trinity HiyeF, at Grass Valley, in saDz
county.
RICHARD CALk-
Weayoryiiie, April ii, 1854
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DON r & Gu
Sole Proprietors, Richmond, Va.


NTIHMOND, January I6, I915
MessIs. Dove & Co.-For about seven wears nv
negro boy, Simon, had ulcer on the shin bons OF
one of his egs; he had had the very best medical sd
vice, and the strctest attention from myself the sore
has been repeatedly pouticed and burnt .iih causc;
at intervals whist giving applying medicine he ha,
oeen Kept on low Diet aud ss9 kept perfectly quiet
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore would
be- as large as the palm off vsns hand and at oths
no larger than half dime, and when it has at
tanned this small size would break out again be-
came certainly discouraged about it, and one day
while in youF store, asked you what must do for
it, you gave me bottle of your Turf OIL and after
using bottles (by the directionl it was entlre Y
healed. Previousto the time of using it, he had lost
months from his work, but since, he has never
lest seingle day. | will add that | have expended
useiessy on HE limb about two hundred and fifty
d9Isrs and it gives me pleasure to ado to the many
yon have this testimonial of the virtues of your Turf
VI Very respectfully, g. E. SHELTON.
congratulated By permission from q lady of
thlsclty NH Sl--dNc cts
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SLAVE ExCIrEMEur lI CINCINnArl

CINCINNATI, March 20 A colored sirl named
Rosetta, brought here from Kentucky, by an age
" her master, aud who wss declared tres by the
STATE Court at Columbus hiss since been arrested IN
Ger the fugitive slave law but Judge Parker decided
that whenever Save By the consent of the owner
s-t foot Ohio soil he ia free; and therefore ms
DECLARED the girl free. The q. Marshal attempted
~ arrest her, which caused much excitement, and
mob bsing apprehended, she finally conveyed
10 tbs Woodruff House, where she now remains
The foregoing statement has reference 10 thefgir
belonging to Rev. Mr., Denison, formerly of vii.
ians5u5g, Va. We have given fUll accounts here
to!ors VI the Columbus transaction
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GREENBRIER NOMINATION OF MR. PRICE.
We are glad to learn that on Monday, h being
Greenbrier court day, meeting OF citizens, IRE.
spnc,ive OF party, was held in Iewishure, and
SAMUEL NJ PNIcR was nominated as a candidate
~ represent the county In the House of Delegates
We expect that Mr.. Z. will be elected with great
unanimhy. lie will be valuable acquisition TO
tho cause of nternalImprovement in the next I.e-
rSla,uTe.
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.RUE TURF OIL

ERUE TURF OIL-For old Sores Of
Il every description, on Man or Beast On, tes.
spoonful equal to an ounce of any preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprsina, Ulcsrs and Fellous Scaids and
Burns, Sore Legs and Chilblains Fresh Cut WounSs
CraInp ana letter, Stinss Of lnsects Wounds under
the Nails, lntiamed Breasts G'andular Tumors Sore
Back Swellsd Legs and Stiffness of Joints
warranted to cure, and no damage from exposure
to colds
Applied to burns at once, it leaves no scsr.
Price DO aud IS cents bottle
DOVE 4 CO,
Sole Proprietors Richmond Va
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Accldent on the Pennsylvania Railroads.&c.
EncnLonS EScnzle of Pnssnnnn..s

%A'tt"S'et orc t"C L Guns 9LtUHtN fId{IFOOU-uI[-
rGcnIoNs Escape Of Passengers.
PHILADELPHIa, March 3O-A portion OF
the express train which left Pittsburg for
Harrisburg on Wednesday evening, was
thrown from the track near Altoona, in conse.
quence OF the locomotive coming in contact
with large rock which had fallen on the
track The engine, tender, baggage car and
one passenger car, were thrown off by the
violence of the collision. The locomotive
ran some $50 yards, and was turned com
pleteiy over. One account says that the bag.
gage car was thrown into the Juniata river.
and the passenger car shattered to pieces by
striking violently against the locomotive
The engineer, fireman and brakeman were
seriously injured, but the passengers escaped
most NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. twelve of them
only having been slightly scalded by the
steam from the engine, which forced itself
into the car. The train was detained four
hours. The accident occurred through the
neglect of Waterman on the road.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 29th.-Mrs. Southwortb's
Lost HelresS' has been pitatcd By London Jour
nai, which has commenced IT'S publication cbsng-
log none Of the localities, and Mr. Jefferson. tho
publisher, OF this city, has served injructiong
against two New York weekly papers which have
S''9 commenced the publication Of the same move.
under different names -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-31
Neag York Markets. March 70

Cotton downward and dull. Flour upward and
h'm-sales OF Ohio at 50 460ssl, and Southern at
80 5O0iO Wheat unchanged and in limited demand
Corn pward-sales at trifle higher rates. Western
98099 cts. Pork slightly advanced. Beef upward
and firm. Stocks firm, but closed dull. Virginia
skies 96s; Missouri skies 9lt