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HAlrla 81, ga. IS. IS.

r-.- =. - BALTlHo EE, oct tSs lSoS.
-It-1 Cents LA Sc delayed cnti,ely too long IA
writing sou in EeailOn to the V:ttues Of iiampl1nS
Iimctue. fear. that canmO give the Athic
ed world jst idea otLe gnod have derived T.Om is
use: the 6ershts haTs been great t1i ate
to the TASK was attacked with The chronic rheumatism
IN its most malignant IOn ~ lie early Hge Iw0 AID
nII Continued 10 be so alhce unit
tue AtahIic ocean on my way To herca al WhlSh hf
il changed its 'OrmintO gItheuHg hat al !ts line
al M A SeS neTeF 70 90 %
e'.d from child who had lie white swelling ben nly
quart and continued trOe ME every time tools
cold or in the ieds; iatguedi my bodily rel waA
REDUCED to the weakness OF inCyS wAs seVc AT IiIHcs
nea Ihe graves my p jdlnt lad besi OFT o. piaCc
ever since lhad tho first attack al the Oge Of iuiIeeH
general debility ttItonl the constant dsCa &c OF my
guheFings caused Inc often TO think thll stuu
suffering. cyen' hour, until ray IIOr body should
he changed and becOnle like tO Ghrist's sluFious no
a ,, =. east si' tis mortal Asve nut IN Immortal
h=Ltaken so many medicncs, and received SO little
benefit that had nuM leHce U1.oue had used Of
- nearly all the c=ls6aid LiniWss aud u er oTtermal
rem dies had hcardoi Ibad been lsced hynly nic,d
umder soma Of the besrp siliaiis in and, AID all the
lcleI ever Obtained but ri lrRlsiiOry darail0m
The sise. t6Giideice in is tlcacy but lad IliEii
who had kyown MI Jarleu Plqmner when, euae ilGs
upon Im To please her, cltSoulfi tO Ivy 1hG Inc
'urc, and lEIi GbHcisIo d begqnsp REL
became soodmy complexion was CAL felt Be alath
eE person lhroush tie influence Of this cmd you he
you told my case sas such Z etais one t6st YOU
Won Ike TO see lcchects Uie iinctHi eslHy dc EclOp
cal III IT, aud ii desired tHl it, would present II
no me- If i torie space five yea,<-bu Nny eish
en- noIhs have elapsed. aud IIre lost evsrg SymPem
Of 14y di&sGStj have become siUns and heatl-I cut
stand as MUCH no; morctEGse lml most OF my lady
acquaIEtnnces 4 hayea hCahfI complexion, ard ailiN
trendS say ON gtiins quite k4hy' lining sJeitsUs
my is'ae iSs lu 'GerssuiH il before AL
! u eau mp about l"n:e Withhold 9, itch 49,
4 Oiem wish my pa'c,ls isd known OF Ibis teiedy
hen YES cli!d as belle sc should have been say cd
HE GycIicialin pain have luGH subjected well
tie dco miiv o. body msf elriS ia tile grave, aid my
pa ens w"ha not have been under such eavy expenses
nom doctors bliss AID m seu'ug me, as they id, Ote
reebratcd spiuss 10 England III se3lvb q! LeuI L%is
all tie aft Cicd world cDnidSee -aII benz
have de,ived nnm this FGcIne oEillsETlUG'5. Try
III contact !, - - ~ = : = : >
Gcrileman, am thousand lines obliged to you, and
| yCu are al iileFty;touse my and to all
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NoTfCE.-

NpCcIncIOS,' G,C., ground ON the exact prIu
- cIjaet0f Spherical accuracy by Il. SnLU ONS Inc
oRtciSH, from the Improved Stsuiae Manu-
ilclGrygAH. IlIn' Optical rs hlisnRenl. No los (L
IOnE street. t.oIlOH, established than century
81; Soomon7tIe sDe Inventor Of the Improved Srec
iaclss, Improved ASSES. ia inw on mo,
essOIa visit TO this tacc, aud Jay Consulted at us
Office .--.-..-..
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IA Nd w a r r q N T 81.
-5DANCING-A G AOEMY.
fE..l4 TT5iz- TT4T
InstFuction in VOCAL Mnsic


instruction in Vocal Music.
=. :" - NJ. b, SLACK. - s'sts 30" >
VINO made ENGAGEMENTS 10 devote his entire at
ser hleIcd by aIorti1p least OF their nat
csn he e1uSri;cI at tie S;urc Of Str X L. DOrsey 10
5 a9n ss Hi ss siStg g"s4 s
a:tetii6q at hat past ono oGiock which lie atcutiy
W Ss, .sssa: Is invited zSS'aso S invariably il,
CLoAKSt CLOAKS!!1 5-s7 77------t
have lust received handsome usse .pent OF
R:Ch, Vclva;; rt- r-g -r.5 ..-,s5 .sala u
7slfE RE0lrnIoiTe Antique; ..-y 8zrss sch 10
tli->i2 ,l--sa RiehriOthi s-.s ..s3,..o5 i.a-.f t
Rich sstin;. .seag ..
Al Trupnpd in the hes, ana ,, Ef sI [sli
vsyFh u" v2s N a'sS' TEK S'a arc ots o
I s-,ss . IF YOU HAVE 4 COLD - So - +,
-g..a.gs7s-- usEoTME &c .s3=-.ssr 81.
y, aa.,S SYRUP OF .ELECAMPANI'. .1a.a.li.
s'H sS, sign oil the Rel ortar E 3 nSaIS.
N E,Wl G o Old 81 E " q o o DS-I 4
q. s-.,. Third Fall Stock" - -, ;.
IMMENSELY ,s I'll! low prices, suehAs s,, ID ,.,;.
aa, sss Z 1sis:. M
do =: ;ssiSiss H..
/, KTt;fSye e with
With full STOCK OF an kessOTahe CIoois which ~
very s ID e f s been
public lower EiRH ever before fltftfGsI Cav T.
To my stock Of woolclis, such AZ ~ Is sii =
Hf .,ei' a1Psgst $9s. 1 ,2i9S
4 m s;sor,ses,t" i TiSaiass SUCH as mass solrs
@1 R:9Sss az az widths Ve;Ts,a 90
Coca K:s.5ozf= - ]. 500 i'd i
5sosh LINED lI and h9sly trlg94 at eshsa Il t
10y as can enr along vi i. o.Es,9 4,
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p VAIN @.I +gNcH' AND HOT CoFFEE ron Is cEYrs,.
The regular price at the Depot stand being oeu.s
ssaentIy thirty avecehis wtlbe s4ysi Ee particular
and step into Mrers Refreshmen Rooms just Cross the
stree, 2d.l from the corner sy5trs7 20,
ESFs tt1g srPatisd hat's taea far. Information Of
all Kinds inlFat led nee Of charge - 'ta7 NJ ~
+ I'D >: l7ylsliE sa alsz4si 80. 7. H. MYERS. =
GAINESVILLE, Nov ~ 1855 d. 49, y ,,rl..gI < 3
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80 = isHpr1sBrR az, IIllleSllL; 1G;3
unrRairS an Bea ing MY feeble Testimony IN favor
Suu,uDiI' Rye Giuss Il in IL them superior 10 any
!lt have IT Sd.sf eyes To pleasantly M
lcr their use ~ - -ssEs.g1Es g e. McCuOk, NJ, ~.
laic PTo,ess9r IN Washington University, Batinlo,c
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Rotel foT Sale,

TIEIFs FuruiuyeeRl Lease kncSIlasihe Monroe I0uye
AEhfsljg. Va lied on a;sih steer opposite lie
WtTeaSlls pension BIZ idsG This lSlSc is ndV dnine
good bHsincss, and the ErOsTeCts nr the lnne are ,
Taie IL Short iilIs lie Gleveahd EXtensiOV Crltrs
Ohi6,sild 0iHCiBHati q Maretia TsiTGAds viii hayc
thelTtel Ihiltat KkwoOd, nHda Tie TaCetwil have IN
cross Jiaely opposite this hnusc, aud IL viii ror.
salily DO a LAT 90 proportion of this hu,Trs
Tic present proprietor is dceirOus removing III.
country. which is solely his for wishing 10 i
l0se Of his BUSHES, ......-.... zs..,,,
: ccssss ~. r aCI.NRK.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
THE undCr>ignc Offers sale his Hu,ISe and Lot mr.
AIOnEne s,,, Itnr
stree Tie lot is ~ icrt runt, with good bck lws
Ii ng house aIlLJlut bbilGine& -.--t-- ,lF+.
u viii be Sea lOTsald on aCCOInuo1a ting ems AMI
Possr&Sion given any lime after tie rso' ocIoher
%" Enquire oil HAs't7 20
-seLS VA .y,Es+gg yttl. III N ZIMNEP.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-04

s,nth Carolina III . :. .

De =
The frst Message Of Coz. ADAMS " as presep
ITO the Legislature Of aSn'h Carolina on lhe427m
ullimo. 1t relates altogether 10 tie nffaits Gf Tie
State. The LIST paragraph. 80 20 II
4 The Governor refers 10 the -nnexamElei good
health or HE aSt year and The prosperity Of ali
iivocatlOns, for whlchthe homage 6fttaefuf hears
is duea iIIeesayst the people of the Sia;eahaSeF
g'eal reason tg lest content with their CopstigI-
Ption IS stands, without regard 10 inmate nal Gs
fects. He has not discovered any benefits 10 lie
people OF ;Ie other old States who have changed
iAEter Constitutions. He thinks The people ought
TO rely upon their energies, and n,4 lean on Gov
eminent. aud that the rr6cliyltiss Of The age
Luminous Of everything but god o.the cause Of
tine progress. ReEetnng 10. the rule Of fanati-
etsm, and to The mubs anI riots OF Other Regions,
the Governor thinks lharlhe butter fruits of radi-
cas,u should waGn conservatism tc rely upon the
holy Injunction. Prove all, thugs, and hold last
! 10 that which is good. - II - -
i The financial condition of the State is. referre2
4 10 as indicating NECESSITY Tor c1utloh. The
public debt IS stated at S2,2S7,l56, bearing inle-
rest q: sl2l,416. 10 this is to. be odled,a sub
sfrintipn Of 100000 :or the Blue Ridge Railroad
T CUIndI uY.ig i 49, --.ss..I -. ~. -
The South c. rolima College and Military 8ca,!-
4 etnieS Of the State are 11ulsngj hut the Free
kSehooI System IS pronounced a. failute. a dis
| trtbutium of The Stale aid 10 education is TrcOm-
lnended OH ,he=basia Of lie educational census
The condition OF the STATE Asylum for LunattcS is
4 considered good.
The Cove runr recommends repeal OF The uSury
/ laws, as did lis predecessor. EIe CONSIDERS lhe>e
laws restrictions trade inconsistent with the
en'ightei-i policy of the age .s -
rs The Governor tavoFs an annual appropriation Of
ES5 600 10 t:e State Agricultural Soct ETY.. Leyis-
Iat:uR for refOrm in tie laws III reference TO he
l.co!ored population is recommended, the decisions
nnd'r them beng often far from consistent with
Justice or hnmaf ity '7' '-@ -s 20 =
/ On the suhieoSol ErleEals relations the Governor
becUrres sunehwat energetic, If not excited. lie.
ttansmits resO!ujious from the States OF Rhode Is
idnd and Connecticut, aud says that he has return
led those OF Massachusetts. considering themiGpet-
Iinert. lie deems the late act of her LegisEa:nre
an Outfage upon other otates aud that the State
lis R0t-entitieti TO comfy.
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j.. Notice to Travelere.-

TRAyELERs passing over the c. q.
ed NAT the proprietor has fitted up rooms In C.,,.
New buildings, where he will set ur upon the sr,yaf
OF every train,
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Ths law ard oESef peoPle,of the Territory are
rsIIHi tR3pIgs numbers TO assist the Sheriff IN
the executonot the laws. Sixteen houses were
buEnetatstitcAors Point, and several of the citI.
gems were missing.s.a. q . s,,.-75s
c.G ;
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Amounting in tie aggregate to. 49, -.

amounting tuthe aggregate
t+ere-istI,e enormous sum of thirty. FIVE mil.
lions Of ,lpars INFESTED III the steamboatiugin-
;steSt Of the West, aud YET We are told by the
Democratic exp1Inders OF the Constitution that
i steEncommerce being an Internal affair, and
Western rivers int, rltil streams-the one cannot
be rrOte cied nor Tie other improved. ~ ~ !.
OF this thEty-Gve millions of money, two mil
lions, or a5ont' ore seventeenth. is annually
Swnmped sacrifice 10 snsgs:atd rocks, which
might be s've,hift6e snasS and rocks wee re-
tm-Eed. Bnt.the President vetoeS river ami hathGr
improvement ILLS. sells lie governments slras--
boais, leaves our sSteambuatss To be snagged nn,l
sunk, and our internal commerce to lie UteI 10 tie
nmountof Two IniilionSa yrar. while all The pat.
tcnage' pfthe government is given tn, build ,iist
houses on The SEA cost, Construct Collins steamers
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q. SOlO6a IL hdiS in ,alf NAY ht 1orsult
aS 6ahee ittEe uhI6 lEsIls SyisssltsJ
lFf O. - aLi sIllaiII ffSgsEFI LIS
90 Z q IIs7 h!3s % hIf ts11 -jsE55e al IL s9isa
Ehaye6ekd stvatIea 10 for frst class ps.errs2
types T. a dIhs9 GaRery Is AZ tieeorneF or UEfn
>hd MIN as aSt6dlo eiis =
eoursssataosos Pictures taken ekeGP as ihs Chaps
81. ,sso
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.IOIR:nkt1r..nlL.... ~ 1,t ~

/ ,,y.,,-es - -; = - :" 1iSEtTS9s Spv 1&t. 1875.
: NN sOtONoFs Sr:%Thc Beae6t, is2s s df5 IL
from The from you iEdLces me los
s1rIess The fEsye received fFssa sn.i Tiaey
H''' my tslt q sd'al, aop, by cad!e s' IS vep as
Day: Freg Whiting Einic ease as when ,vheb
could not do wthtans GsAer! glasses hli We used.
:, sssF tdTs, t n.y. o SO JNo.H. sl;OFSt0Rnoi
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SOMETHING ABOUT uAHFroN's TtxcTunE-To NER
vOus- SUFFERERs.s ~"
As an lnvigOratOr md gentle Stn
nant is wanted We lelieve
before the public, az a ulc for DlSPEE.SII- CO1IGH
SCROFUL4 and RHEtEdTESH. witA.ali diseases OIL Inc
stomach and bowels, IL has been tIly sucCeSsl In the
single and parted. We offer he must valuable enlcdy
which thousands will lCstiy CsalG gsi pamphlets and
see cures.
For sale By r. II, Logan Is; Co., Wheeling. geuc
>VId by MlRTLIER l. Snowman, - ..,,!,..
x1Eza 81 s;.-sst 240 baltimore At . baltimore !
,rz-u., 49,, =: = aud "a, broadway, X. I.
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CoMHgscr OF Tur wEsr.--'rhe St. Louis In
'elseneer ei.es the to!IoxiHg particulars retauHg
10 tie Commerce oFthe West. e re 8
/ That our renders mnY form some idea of the
Commerce of the Vest give the following Ia
bic, showing lhe.numter OF boAtsemployedo on our
rivers. tIteir- tonnage aud tLet values:
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HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. =
The puII,icaI compo. ton of this body may be
ascertained by"bserylug that The Wings are Ills
trnguished ftom the Democrats Ly being placed
III Itsbcs, as ebuyt, and the Americans markell
with the letter A. The AbolitioniSts ate marked
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From the New York EIeyaia.
THIRTY-FoURTE CONGRESS. 3
E1srn. tsSS,,.sssnee,sl Friday. asarsa 4: 1855
ETnE rIasr SESSION VIII HtKT on Aosp,y, NJ,
From the New York ues.iJ
sRNATE.zss

sEssros witt MEKT on 4oxp'
cE4ska 8. 1855.
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u Mr. S"L"Sox SIR ~ thi, IN hthre .iban-
act q 4S'ss az ven as TO lie american com
tT9 s7te bought OF yea
sqt mo well l tinL my sisht r1get.imprOredI 4
can SEQ Small Ptmt with them ul any length o: tffs
without tn my1eyess Shctt my sight
nne 70 improve by the use Of ,4ea. fhsS3
n .i's sole i7 snrt
ame. f94rg iIqtg,bas Eaas. 40 Tl.Hs,s
I'LL 1tt1 . dG.E.st L. G NEWBREegG
EsSB;Aiy Vifsblsaso Obtainea q siusT9c is9eS5,1
pgeh ;IPit ns aia. '9 @ as ias,s is3' q
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Sod BY L Il LOG ~ IL Co..
meg = p - = . bridge corner a, rssists.3
.=-lLzZ--+-------s o-.--l-s4- Z
.EsssTE FEfR4i:D 30 ...e.r5t71s-z.
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.l3IFT4SA0 a'f"FEllj Isl J5no ,'i,.'
-liTsISoa9 ,Izss=tsa sIi,n.atl9 Sstsi tSS5 ~
has sai:aa a1ia Sito1 .b.1ot 81! tIi1ui.ls IL 4
5GsSvoa! LsIia.a ttfsli 10
4 Sas "a .sEIo5r ii k1iibs an - ssosi
10 bl8 sSIis7sE izgt .aHi5S ssIsl sfSeRtiqbts
.SOfAl3 GTS.3 b E049isoHT a. d.
-fsalsR FL OF III
I0HI ara ted
Ggsf as 90S s5ie1Eif fittrup !F7a sias qrss I Il
= .2sfS17pI !siIa 70 ITs sol 70; 55E5gi
2I1tll&o9 . iEEO4 ssFI
elssIot5!I9 7ssJsd Ers i5sIiilI GsllaI . IA aYI
Sii4No7 u 4 10 q
y y go
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: 1.-- y
Democrats. -! .....::.... ...:.... 80
Wings. -. decentralization. observation-disclosures
AholuonIStS. ...'....-.. ....'.. .tO
There are now four vacancies in the Senate.
the terms OF MeSSEs. Atchrson, nfNIissouri; Petit,
of Indiana; Cooper. of Pennsvvania; aud G@in,
of California. having expired on The i.h Of
March, 1855. :a-ss-1s Fl,
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iTnRU DOOR Pftqw s 'AarER ny, AT FroEE:l,
HAVE lust received another lo Of Roots ard shoes
hom the best PIlleiphia manufacturers, made eX-
Ep'essy or his t,ade, OF good the best work
niailshir and ana now eHsted 10 furnish any and
IybOdy with Kind ar Oo'ls they my ne
ION % cent slice toa 10 dollar boo sEdtas to variety
style, qua iIy, material, and tUrHb 1vOr knla TSlp
ard prices surpassed b. any other house IN
th oraaly other city. ;.-'lfl 567s- Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27
VOL. 3.---NO 155.
DAILY IIRGIN[AN.
Diyden's Funeral.

The following account of the difficulties at
tending the hr,ial of the pot Dryden, and of
challenge occasoned by them. is taken from the
work ON Duets and Dueiiing by Lorenzo Sabine.
dryden, Charles. Challenge, in I70l, to
Lord lotteries The challenger, II son of the
poet; jetfercs, n son of tho Lord Chancellor
The difficulty grew out of tho inexcusabe con-
duct OF Lord Jetferies relative to the poets burial
''Dr johnson relates the story with par
tculnrty IN his Life of Dryden, but remarks
that he once intended to omit it ns not well found
ed. An outline of it only belongs to this volume.
From the account it would seem that, on the de-
eeaso OF Dryden, the Bishop Of Rochester ten
dered II spot in Westminster Abbey and the
abbey fees without charge, and thnt Lore Hail
fax offered to defray the cost of n genteman's
private funeral, and to give handsome sum for
n monument; which overtures the widow and her
son Charles accepted, under an arrangement
howevei, Ito save their ieelings) that the funer-
nj should appear To the world as at the family ex-
pense. |: seems further, that at the moment the
procession was ready to move from the house,
Lord Jeifories, in passing. ascertainnd that the
honrso contained the renal Is of Drydnn and the
tow coaches, the friends who were to accompany
them 10 some burial place. that he interfered, and
offered IL undertake on his own account proper
funeral, aud to appropriate The sum of thou
sand pounds to monument; that by course of
procedure without example, he finally directed
Tor emhalmmcnt and induced the gentlemen pres
ent 10 d1spcrsc. IN order Ia assemble ON another
day; that when applied to three days afterwards
by the undertaken, he pretended ignorance of his
previous directions. and was pleased To inimate
that AS he was on n drunken irolio on the day he
disturbed the funeral arrangements, he should
have nothing more to do with the matter such is
the substance otthc tale The result, was, that
Dryden's widow aud son, unable TO satisfv the
Bishop of Rochester und Lord IInhfux, were in
the greatest aililetlon; aud that the poets body
was not committed to the grose until the lapse Of
three weeks from the time of dcccase.
"charss Dryden, the funeral services Of his
fnther at last performed Immediately challenged
Lord Jeiieries but received no answer. The
challenge was renewedand its renewal repeated.
His lordship continued silent. lncenscd be, nd
endurance, MIR Dryden denied all redress-de-
tormined that tthoulh he would observe the dn-
clio in the combat ferries should fight him with
out accepting cartel whenever they should
chance 10 meet. His I4ordship heard of this res
olutlon, aud departed for London. Mr.. Dryden
50 concludes the story ever after attempted to
obtain satisfaction, but was disappointed to tho
day of his death
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The New York Commissioners of Emigra-
ton have ordered an attachment to be obtained
against the ship Rochambeau landing foreign
paupers and appointed committee of five to
confer with a committee from the Board of Coun-
cilmen relative TO stopping the transportation of
this class of people.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27

Five orphans placed in charge of a lat1y re
siding in NIaapeth l.. l., were sutfocatel some
nights ago under the following dreadful crcum-
stances: They were all put to bed in one room
by domestic who, in order to make them more
comfortable kindled Il coal fire in stove and
closed the room tightly. The escape of gas and
thempure AZ sntfocated all five of the little sleep
ers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-27

nISSOLUTION.-T subsci bers hnving dis.
~ posed of their enire stock tn Messrs raiatrrro
y Hamilton would respectfully cal upon those ndcbt
ed to them forward and settle as essential
that their business be c'osed up early period
possible, In retiring from the grocery business they
return their sincere hanks to their rcn and customers
for the liberal encouragement bestowed upoa Them and
ask continuance of tie ssue 10 new ,uncern Office
the old stand. DlLLARD a. OGDEN
dec oots
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SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

SITVEK, SELVEEE, SELVEK.
rENliE subscriber ha- iusl finished n ye,y f2
q iifgc .ui ply Of SiIvcrgure, embracing lie "A
following aricles; GssszsG
Threa1ed Table and Teaspoons, y ain Toble aud Ten
,pu"ns, threaded Table Desert aud Tea Forks pnin and
lhrcldea soup. md grayy Ladies'. Sugar longs
rn' SpoonA takn anI Butter Knives Pc and trni,
k4v's, Snt and Nnssrl SPOONS, Silver Cups md tob
i'r' "nd Cream Pitchers, tyer Sagnr Dishes Spoons
luI Bowls AL wurenird pure CON.
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tr-iols. cnkc and Fruit Baskets Gard Basket lHhre
aud Teaspoons, Cand rtirk- Saitstn Is. Egg ,inns.
Water lnhc,., &c., nll warranted a, represented, at
tie ign II the rinPlr. fHOS. NOWLAN,
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\. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THE first rln,s double engine srcnm-hip ,~eNSk
Rn,noke. Gnrt Thomns Skinner. rnv's eiiy --ss.ss>
Point for New ork. Every Saturday morning at 10 .
,lock. touching "a Nuriok. The Jumrst.wn, Capt
Edward Gavcnd} leaves heretofore. E'eiy 1"alaH
eve ing touchins Norfolk rn,na by Rnit,nd from
fctrt sbuie c, nncct with cnch sh =.
Passenger. leaving Lyuehbulg on tuesday morning
will n,rye IL ioe io the JnmcstaWu at City PoiW, ,tbe
.nmc evening ar7 clock nnd ihn-r leaving 90 fcdaf
,dl ly oyr IN Petersburg ttt night AMI connect wit
lh" Rothokr, nest mhuug at 10 o'rl"cl.
rn--ngr nnl ituc ifonl roto,-bure, uneluduS
State Rooms bl0 ~
stoernr, rn..ar, = III
'a.-ae, ant are ro Norr,lt .amc n' by M Rive
Stcumeia.
For f,eie. trn.=fre apply Ia
SAAI ELG. BAPTIST. Pet,r.lug.
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DiatIeaaing Tragedy.


A most thrilling tragedy occurred in tho vi
cinity OF Cascade, on Friday night. Robert Nc.
Glnty, residing som" two miles this side Il Cas-
cHdo, went to tho house OF hi- fnther in h.w Mr..
Clark residing short distance beyond ascude
and commenced an assault upon his WI, who
had gone there To escape his i'll treatmeht WIN
the father. Mr.. Clark, interfcred, by drawing
pistol from his pocket, and informing McGint
that he would shoot him If hr did not desst--
McGiuty seized fiat iron and knocked the .
man down, took the pistol from him, and sh t
him Daring the time that this reneountre wns
going ON between Nctiinty aud Clark, the wife
escaped 10 a neighbors house, but fearing pur-
suit from her demon husband she left tho house
and went into the woods and there seCreted
herself McCinty followed o the house where
the wife had rntr.atcd and Mt finding her there,
swore he would shoot the woman of the house if
she did not inform him Of the place of conceal
mcut OF his wife. Tho woman alarmed for her
safety, informed NeGmty the direction his wife
had taken Bent on blood he pursued and found
her concealed in the bushes and, horrible to re-
late cut her head nearly off He then went to
his own house and placing the muzzle of the ps-
to under nj. chm. discharged it; the ball passing
out of his light cheek. Finding tbs effort to de-
strov life Intellectual, he discharged three balls
into his abdomen. and then attempted tu sever his
d.pipc by drawing knife across his throat.
He was touud somc time during Friday night
at his own house, in bed aud stiA ulye, by some
men from Cascade, inpursuit of him. As they
entered the house, he pulled the clothes over his
head They placed him in n wagon and started
for Cascade hut before they reached there life
hnd left the carcass of this desperate wretch
McGinty and his wife are both dead, and it is
doubtful whether Clark will survive. McGntv
is the same desperate who u short TIM since, bit
mans nose off, in the lower part of the city.and
was bound over to apnear at the next term of tho
District Court.-Dubuque Heratd.