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MIsLIrog BoSNETs.-The rage for dccora-
tion Of the Spring straw bonnet, at Paris, il
TO wreath it with the branches ofthe mi''etoe.
The same plant is also worn upon tie dress
honnets of white Grape. But the phioso-
rhical reason gwen for the prevalence of this
particular ornament is worth nothing. The
misletoe has always been esteemed sacred
evergreen, used by the ancient Gauls in their
worship, and still revered in France 1t is
particularly the type Of fcnuHine nature,
however, in two ot its reculiarities its
berry contains a SINGLE sced shaped hike a
heart, and it is incapable of life except as a
gran upon another CIiH'nCe, the tree to
which it clings The misletne ha. never been
known Ia draw its support from being planted
IN the earth, and can thrive and hluum uuly
with the sap from other roots. The ladies ut
Farls, therefore, are, Mt present, "owning
up to their lovely hut secondary existence,
and paying due homage To- the stronger gen
der, by wearing tine rrcttyadmission in their
honnets. We shall have Mrs. oukes Smith
down upon us, for only telling the news -
Home Journal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22

GT iIvNo B,E'.-A chap out in Louisi'
ana recently took a notion for q bath in an
inviting stream, which flowed through field
he was engaged in ploughins and divestinG
himself of his clothes for the purpose. hung
his unmentonables upon the limb Of locust
tree, hard by. lie had luxuriated for some
half hour, and swan hack to his starting
point, when he perceived a bevy OF young
damsels approaching with their flower has
tets. He scampered up the bank and into
his breeches, but alas unhappy. man not
soon enough, They were occupied. a small
colony of bees were in possession, He reports
that he got home but how, he knows not
A." Thinks he ran :" knows he halloe' a, and
is sure the girls laughed His friends found
in his pantaloons number of dead hoes.
some angry ones, and the biggest half of a
very sore youth Worcester Transcript,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22

FLY FIsHING ExrRAoRpISARY.-Latel Mr..
Peter Hughes, an amateur. was fishing at
Penloine, In Llanrw.t, when n swallow, gill
ding swiftly over the stream, caught the fly.
The gentleman had scarcely recovered from
hi. surprise, when hawk pounced upon
the baited bird, but paid the penalty of it,
ra.hness by having the hook fastened in its
foot. Both were landed safely The swal.
low was set at liberty, and the hawk is now in
good condition at Llanrw.t Grammar School
-Enghsh paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22

IL NEw YoRK City extends from the Bat
terry to kingshrldge, a distance of thirteen
and one-third miles and the width is one mile
and three-quarterS OF this area about one.
NTH is comraetly built upon The entire is
land was originally purchased Of the indians
Tor twenty four dollars, and it was estimated
10 be worth in 1852, the sum Of $3.50 ,27s.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22

JARRING THE ONLY REMEDY FOR THE CuRcC.
Lro.-tinding impossible TO grow plums
without some special remedy to prevent the
depredauOns Of the curculiO-not to instruct
or publish anything new but to show
what can and what cannot lie depended
upon as safe course-I give my eIpe-
riencc with that insect for q few years past
Among all the remedies heretofore published,
only one has secured the design intended
| do not say that most or any of them arc
" humbuGs,' but that the curculio is
&" hum-bug" in spite ofthem. have tested,
and think fairly, lime ashes, plaster, sui
phur, cotton-all without avail
do not doubt the sincerity of those Civ
ing the above remedies, but think they must
haye been deceived-that the curculio was
not there at all, or in numbers 40 small as
not seriously to effect damage. 1t requires
hut little observation TO convince one that
insects of all descriptions migrate from place
| to place, overrunuing one vicinity and vacat-
| ing another Of close proximity, or even one
or more trees of a garden while others are
not infested at all. | know not what Mr.
| Mathews has, or what else may be discovered,
/ but so far with me Earring is the only rem
edy that has had the desired effect.
Either the curculio here is not SO sensitive
| or not 50 well behaved as in other places, for
| he seems determined to yield to nothing but
/ death. Therefore would advise those who
wish to be sure of their plums, to commence
a, soon a. they are fairly set, jarring on to
sheets, and killing, once day (at noon)
for two weeks. This has with me secured
bountiful crop.
1t has been asserted with confidence, that
the curculio could not Ay into 8 tree, but
Away. crawl up the body Of the tree-hencs
| the cotton remedy. If any one will take the
trouble 10 raise the she'll on the back with
the point of knife. he can discover silken
wing nearly three-eighths OF an inch, folded
up, making a full grown insect three
iourths of an inch when the wings are spread,
with which he can readily show that he is
not obliged always to walk with that appen-
dnge on his back have seen them rise
more than fifty feet in the air at an altitude
of 60 or 20 degrees. - Country Gentleman.
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Prices for Advertising In Weekly.
One square, 10 line. or less in minion solid.
three insertions, 81 90
Each insertion after the third cts. per line.
Legal notices ten cents q line, more or less. for
three weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
with privilege Of change, at fair discount.
r The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited
10 their own immediate business in their own nnmci
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other per-
sons, we'll legal advertisements and ndverti'e-
ments of auction sales and advertisements with the
name of other persons, sent in by them, must he
paid for Mt the usual rates
No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any cor
roration, society, association public meeting, and
ne communication designed to call attention to any
matter Of limited individual interest cnn be in
serted, unless paid for advertisement.
No advertisement can he inserted grntuitouSlv for
charitable other societies, public institutions or
conpnnes.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not b" dis-
continued unless order to that effect is left A. the
Office and when discontinued in less than year. N,
price of a whole v,1r 'eiH BE- chdrg,d..
FThe FRrE Pass may he obtained in California
of CHARLEsP KrNBALL, "Noisy Carriers" San
Francisco.
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E1rd-1;OgraySUg,

nRbERS RECEIVED FOR MARRIAGE AD-
~ dress, Party, and Business Copper-plato En-
graved Cards.
Those who already have engraved plates of their
Cards can have them neatly printed short notice
~ Apply at the REE PRESS OFFICE, where
Specimens efUaIiOus fyiss can be seen.
May 80. dAwtf
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Po.T OFFICE CARELEssSEss.-The Rock
vile (Tolland county, Ct.) Gazette, of
May 81, furnishe. the following exhibit Of
the carclessncss of those whose duty it is to
examine tho contents Of the mail bags :eccir
ed ut some or orr large post ofico-
There are IN this town two establishments
for the manufacture Of paper and like all other
paper mills, they purchase from time to time
bales Of waste paper to be converted into pulp
for the manufacture Of their goods. One Of
these mills--and for aught we know, both
frequently obtain their material at the princi-
pal post ofices,whcr large masses necessarily
collect and among this rubbish are found
many letters of Importance md much value.
Some idea of the number of letters thus DIS
posed Of by our careful () postrnasters, may
be obtained from the fact that more than two
thousand letters of various descriptions lave
been thus received at one Of our mills during
the last two years The public documents OF
our Congressman contribute their share also,
and it may he interesting for them to kn"'r
that moro thnn five hnnh-ni documents mailed
uy one member Of Congress, were received at
one time, and from the same post Office.
We have said that among these letters were
some of much value. Now, in support of this
assertion, we would statea few particular
cases. Among a lot of paper purchased at
'',o NV IorA p's' o'uco' VAS oii7 ic.'el MAJ
eu Nv vaI,io'I':' uI'e..cu ~ hen'L'n'An III
t,eN iGrh, T.!len cUn.a'ner ,I T cnech lof ont
'u"u'uI .i.Ii "''u NJ "e ~ -
Wv mn fSn."''I' ."' 'e.te, W tno to7S
li"ster c., d. -,tM io's' fei"cs'nh "'nt 70 W
careful enough not 10 Iose IL ae"il' ru' ior'
""ru /. W us proper o"ier, hlSp from H,ir
q.Sn..y 81 p"IIi puf..,a'eu a. .,.' o.. Ei,e,
..p'I'Srv.lu, v, :i"N'. wa 'e''e' 'o'i'a'''''s
''Srtc'' ,r, ooI'"rs III pt''A i'o''s.
~ p'''9' y! "u!"i ~ vas Ni''to'' "n'
ho'.nco' ana nc ,elI'.u ."y lT'u'' y. nun
GNi'S '"l'oe' "''oi ltl'" W .l'" .''':' "no
.ts ~ oon'en'1' ana " o-'eeh was SI!'t nun 'pi
elo "i,o"nt, GuI y, stNrn Vi 1neN
',o'' ',o los' o'nGc,l roN'"e"co' i'''''' .ai1"I
"nIu' "1 a'sIi !. ous"', VI ie'v'ts were aou,,l
", I ";'"S .u9" WV r is ""u
a'a NV. ",.I' h"p'tt y. ..'ur, - ~, vi
p"n prp .'' i..o t,;'lI t;'sI Nv. p;..rn.II
MnN 80 "'.''Ju ~ ~ .r: =
,toiI ai'o'aIu i. ~ ~ -. In
''nuu hn'i ',.a 'h, thi''9 "o.'" ,.;o.
", ~: -n was 49,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22

0FA MAN living in Sidney, Ohio, nearly
ninety years of age, has bet pending with a
neighhor that he shall live to be one hundred
wear. old The wager is a hundred bushels
Of corn, and the old man has adopted a
course of dieting and exercise which he
imagines will result in his securing the bet.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22
THE CHALLENGE.

warrior hung his plumed helm
On the rugged trunk of an aged em.
where is the knight so bold"-he cried.
That darcs Ger my naughty crc,t to rile ="
The wind came by with a .ullen howl.
Ana dashed the helm on the pathway foul
And shook in his scorn each sturdy limb.
where was the knight that could hgh, with him
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22

VOLCANIC PHENOMENA IN Nova SCorIA.-
\ correspondent OF the St Johns News says
that quite a commotion has been excited
among the people in the vicinity of DIgby,
upon the Southwest shore of Nova Scotia. by
series of convulsions of the earth which
have recently taken place upon the South
east side OF Granville mountain. Ca the ,iav
Of the earthquake, which occurred several
months since, the mountain was considcra-
bly, shaken. and small opening VIII, made
upon its slope, whence great quantity of
smoke Immediately rushed forth md con-
tinued to issue throughout the remainder OF
the day. This manifestation at length ceas-
ed, and all remained quiet until about fort
night ago, when suddenly the ground in tie
vicinity was violently agitated, and a chssn
opened from which not only dense volume
OF smoke. but great quantities OF dust and
small stones were elected, The agitation of
the surface continued from day to day, until
in short time, portion of tho sloping
ascent was converted into a small plain,
which Is so shaken up that at n little dis
tance it presents the appearance of we'll
| plowcd field. Shortly after the opening Of
the chasn, II hugo fragment of rock was
! thrown from it with such force as 10 pene-
| trate the side of a neighboring cottage, the
/ inmates Of which have since removed To what
they consider II safer home. The cores
| pondent OF tho News SAYS that eruptions are
still constantly taking plsco. and no person
has vet dared ventured close enough for n
! minute examination OF the phenomena.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-22
Bounty Land.

THE undersigned will give their particular At.
J. tention to procuring Land Warrant, under the
Bounty La nd Bill recently passed by Congress.
All the Volunteers NJ the Battle Of Plattsburgh,
or their widows, all widows Of Revolutionary sol
diers, and all soldiers of the War Of 1872, ur their
widows, who have already received one huuii ed
and sixty acres, entitled to Land Warrants un-
dor this Dl.
Full information on all Bounty Land Pension
Claim. can be obtained Of WESTON 4 SHAW.
Burlington VI, March II, 1855. wCmos
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lie brushed away at his boots till his corns
were red hot Dickens.
"When give away place said Louis
the fourteenth. 81 make a hundred discon-
tented and one ungrateful."
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SINGULAR CRCrMsTANoE.-Durug period
OF l3S years the iirst-born ot the Austrian
royal family has always been a girl,
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The New York Mirror says of the needle
women of New York They
" Come like shadnws-sew-dcnnr -
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1t will be seen that Nicholas occupied the
throne for nearly thirty years-a longer
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ll)ccItlp Gree Dress.
Pr,,sd At No. G College S'r,e, Bmirstop. ".
GEO. w. 81 G. G.. BENEDICT,
TpiToRs AND rRorRiETors.
Terms of Subscription.

Carrier 81 50
IF paid strictly in advance, 90
For Mail Subscribers, and those who take II
at the Office, Oo
If paid ,tric,Iy in advance | 50
who paw not in advance but before .i1 months, -
After six months, 90
Interest chargcablc after the years end.
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PosT OFFICE CARELEssSEss. Tho Rock

Ageu OO years
Iii, spirit tried the morcies of hi. God,
In whom he believed and strongly trusted"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
DISSOLUTION.

yEyfI f. concern OF wilson X trunhn Is this day DIS
4 solved by Limitation. All persons having claims
,in,I the ou ern will present them 10 1nscPh II II,
lun Tor pay yment; those indebted to the concern VIII
mike psymea to Iu,epl. II Wilson. he having Pur
,s.t lanes Frank in's interest in the concern.
jos Il. WI! son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
Sertcnlbcr ist 1851
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NEW YORK.
NEsy-N OGkak CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON Il CO.,
Wholesale slothin Establishment
Is Cortland street,
nd CNtrnI ut Ihr0UgN the tlIT' 'NT'
10 DDY STR EET.
CAKTEK's SPANISH MIXTURE

Naf - purltr.r Of lf,rfHru IN u.
AN INrNIIpir RrMrny tor Scrohulo kings Evil
RIteup,ut,s,n Obsl,naic Cntnneans Eruutinns PIN
ple. or Pu.toe.a ON ltc Fncc Blntchcs Sntl- Crnnic
Sate Fv,. Rinp Norm or reter Scnd Head, En-
Inrscnrnt a ed pnn the Ronesn d JOINTS Stubborn
Ulcers S,pulnlc DIS, riders, Lumhngn, Spinal Com
lnints nn all pl.rnacs arising from an inniiciou-
use of Mc,rury Inpladcnrn in l.tfe or lmrurily o
the Blrod
Ib.y l,uble Medicine which hn4 hcro nc cr lehratcd
o In. ,u,n, f xtr,,dinn1y mes effected through
n. np,pcv I'm induced the pr,n ietar- at the urgent tc
,n..l f ih,, iaa,. 10 ol,r 1t n the public whrf the,
10 with ih, utmost couhdruccln s virtues aud
ic,f,I .o,,,,yc nm eric. 1he following c,rtrfcarc
,I.r.,l nor, n lure number are hosrvrr -trourc,
,..,i,,n> ,hn the ner, Wont at The prorriear-. nad
,r,. nj from, gentlemen we'll vn in hrir localities
,, - th, lir b.. ,,apc,trhN unny oi hem r,adinP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

TNlIE 4ubseribrr "uud reanoc'fully cnl Tia uttrn-
/ tion Of those wishing nnhr their ffioad- rte-
cent for Chris or cS len TINT will be pzed Hboyr
itaruond. 10 cn at hs gallery nni select from i- nrre
assortment of Jcpvclry and Fancy Grds, lGst received
for the occn4on prices In ut m" time-. e9d lAve
them filed with o OF one hi. IN nuifnbl. Pr kEMIUM
DEGUERREOTNrES Rrmcmhrr that GIBBS bore
ofoG he pnm by the first premium over al competitions
the latc Fnir- at P"trr'bnrf md Rifhmpndi which
l. lent guarantee 'hn his il the pn.r have
your ncc tran.ered oqua 10 mat ne So without much
pdo come long an railroads, in your carriages.
foot NJ nre received Mike, end will find plenty of
room good fire mud every hing tn n,e you comfortable
while waltz sour time "t sitting la rFety case en-
iire IN. .isfacti ion rivcn--or Charge mnd'
At,he sirn Ut rin Alag + Il. GIBBS.
To- Nj pappr4 nd verti- inc for will COPY.
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RE WD1 Az.

0rhc subscriber havns removed 10 ms ne" Store
%9 4 lear. lhave ius old stand and three do'rs Sout'
IA Nainand Market str"et-, Is prepared u ouer IN
,u-rnlcn> TO rersDos purchasing all hind' OF y usT
NIi,.i,,s pun,s. Oils, DYES, Window iIH's, uuy
PERI lnrr, Fancy Articles. &c. x
TIM Store l02 feet deep, @hlch ~" 'm'hie INN u
k,.nn rnnr1 arger stock THAI usuai rar'irunI atien
ZION viii be pad IA ali orders Fle'trlfh rs !, 'ep a.
All ,. and from an * 5erie zee OF more than 80 year.
Inc Aotler. him,e ,hal he i'll be uhle IN urnIsi only
.arh medicines n. nie pure md uioe. All the ne"
Pharmaceutical Proportions mnde as thry appear III
tho Medical Journals.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will -sed as Mn.c SaIoonwhere
he has now and will keep supply . those truly eel,
eb,nted Worlds Fair [London) Prcmi IN Piano,. All
k,,J, ,f Music and Mn,icn InstrumeLts furnished 10
,rder Private entrance to the Saloon in the alley
yisiters will please ring the 'ioor bei
d r. LYMAN, Bank Squire.
sep 12-ds2taw6 nc -
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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TERM

m yII,INIt +, l,liAi,l slaii a. aud sen-weekly Ri
.tr ,,u A. Il yautr So paper viii he discontinued eS
f n IT, f5l o the rropretor until ali arrearnseS 'h"l
hay 4. Intt. ,
,pyERrlsENIENrs are inserted 30 vents Per square {"
ne. Or ar the insertion. AMI 81 > rts tor 'n' "a W.
,la.. ordered inner tortn weekly nni then % CTS
@ ,Tc vii r.. charged for each Insertion II tht nuiht1i
,,. l. not markell On Ms 1t via te fnif"eu '''' "
tirrs1 out and charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE: -.
For square, daily Sbn
far two do ',
For slaar. semi weekly e10
lor wn y ,
Intended for papei, subject to special
lii. -,
a ,nna advertisers will he limited to Their IN nuh'" u"
sinsss or the charged nj transient rates
as All ucs appear in tn" daily ana Sen
weekly paper. 80. IT, .. .hor.,.,
rarnhy for be- excess.
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NEW CONCERN.
WILLIAMS n HOOPER,,
DEALERS ~
Books. Stationery and Fancy foods.

rI,HE bscr bers hive III day formed a partner
L ship for the purpose Of conducting, in al its
branches the Book SAtioner, and Fnncy business in
the lnrge granite building, doors abo>e the Ncrve
House and opposite the Warwick They will keep
sranty on hn, arge supply of Music, Pianos, Accor
dans and many other musical instruments, 10 which
they earne-y invite the attention of eir friend. and
the public. X. a. W II LlAMS,
g. s. HOOPER
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NEW CONCERN.

ENHE nnlcl signed viii continue the Groceey ami
e nrni-,i,u business at the Old stand OF Wilson
4 r nrkiin where be intends keeping genelnl stock
of every aric. in his line would ga t. see h's
old cu,nnors and the pr BIZ. ally Pr mPt atten-
non to all forwarding AMI Other business entrusted to
49, -
Ssufe,,her Il. 1856 /. sep = ts
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NOR RENE -rhe Waron'ts" an 1he BASIN hi
4 nre4..lt ,c,uoed by Mr. Fay'u' " St"rt''' poe
sr..i,o ,i,,.. m the st ofJauniry. ~ IL
..c,.G. AMBROSE B. RUCKE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05

NEW GOODS-WE hoye lrst received
~ second stock Of New lo'd'. "low':
Solid Dcnins. (rll culora1
Plain do, and Mcrin".
French Work Conis Sleeves. Ch"oi"etts llnrdker.
,,hrf. silk Gloves. &c. &c tnll ,nd rxrmipc rhrr'
drrst. S1IGLER, NcELDERRN \ co
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raE LONE STAR

1n gox.=ot Lone sTA CIiaAING TOP nc.
Nv co, n4n,.tar urr by 'n l.: au,d"r'. Esqr
~ u05 Imported Principe Ciga-r.
Il O1n tu iIty anna tn.
T fe nbbve are Warranted genuine" f"r Shir. "E'@
snl4 ,r r,.,ai, hy a. BOYD.
92 L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-05

To tue People of the City of LynchbuIg and all
the Surrounding Count es.
TOUN J. IT is. Agent Tor keHt. fane n Kent
- under lie >.yle Of "Agt Tor - 5 Kent Is n"~ re-
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tAI~sOasd saDN.
"A
\ R;W CONCERN
LlnE. LIFE AND mA,.uNE.Nspu

'''''- ~ 1F'8"I''''' wv
DIHV.
fhiA Company makes Insurarrc against loss dam.
age hy Fire, Dwelling Houses. .Eturc-. Tobacco tnot-
,ieB und other buldnEs on furniture, goods wares ~nd
merchandise generally aud country thc uos
favorable tcrms.
Also mnke- insu,ancc on the lives at al persons
loying good health and of sound c"n-titutioa uI the
nho, duration oflilr OF fnrn limited period.
Slnyos emplosed in orainafY occupations. viii b.
Insured ourcasouutc torma.
The Company vii alro t,tke marine risks tor, FHl 10
nny OF the Northern Southern Ports, nj favourable
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GEORGE JONES & CO,

GEORGE 3. JONES q CO,
hRuGGlSrS PETERSBURG. Va "drr tor shie Tor
~ CASH or an approved CREDIT, nm extensive
IN varied n~sur,trenr of Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dye Stufs Window Glass. Soaps 7eIfumeiy
Ne ~ Ubtaluiue their supplies trum rnl nj ftnfe'S
Dad mpertcr. 'ur the, prepafed II iurnl~h pune
aud ecuuac ant Us low they be bought oi my
trcuIar lphbiug house
Thor stock G,r the Fail tn,d embraces: Best frr"ch
|, ,a fi,h nud American Quuinc, Prime C"rprn- mud
NHna Indisor>; Prime Honduras Gochinctl; itr,t oj
l,cO1 in bottles md casks; Pure hltc L"Hd A nni
around iu on; Prime Dmhra Mndder, hnrels and
hoe-: Buc Ntro in bbl-. aud kee' Extract Leewood,
il boxes SPICES ot all kinds whole aud eroundi fopu
lar rateut Medicines. all hi Id; uv,ns nnd other eN
tracts to the handkerchief Gcrr an Cougne, Hun ohS,
Poinutum. / air Brushes, &c &c, 81.
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DIEtD SEED.-Just to Gnnd lot Of new crop
- Bird seed,Gonaiy, Rnpe and Hemp, very clean
md nice For sale b,
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For Rent

rTNlE. s.r5hrr la ing fnad" 1raa-smenr+ 20 eaye
the .itv ,l@ual - rrt tin house aHd lot where tie
nav Ivr- tar rhl remain ier of he >ear or terms aP'
w i,s &C WINGFIELD
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BENNETT & BEERS. Proplcrors,
No. I25 Main Al Richmond, Va.
And for sale by !. II Seay. d X LYMAN, J. II.
rhompson & Co. l,nchbug, Va, and by dencrs in
Medicincp 9, crvwl ere. sep51y
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I,KEAT ENCigEMENT!! !!-Mure New
NJ Books Mt Williams y Hooper s,-wue,e they
never sil to ar,i.r in tmc under all eifcnn sanees.
Lite and Braurle, OF Fanny Fern The whole world Is
rcaIme tn'- booA.
The Initial. story of modern ife-a work of thrilling
utere-:,
rh, virgines @ lecn; by J Freeriek Srnlh. o.
Nv anina mi He. Ma,let,' Fred. f,rnpn," &c
ia Ial Ueufpnu 81,
Rev,en t the 81 eech Of the Hon Chandler, OF Pa.
Ruth Hal, NOV >uppy,
LI, Nnrman, by Mr., Lncon PheP.,
IN, V4v. Boy. Ac., together With hi Of extra fine
STATIONERY, for Jhr l.adrs. Al,o .arer supply 1t
NEW MUSIC
Amongst which may be found the following beautiful
san $: Fury Wli.pees. 90 od New from Home Sal
NV, ron Iiome, Tic KnoW y hing -lng, Hos Sweet
u,c the Ro.e-; together Win w"ny othrr 'gS Duets
(,ees, &c Call inmeHhe,ly AZ .....,,,.,.
WILLIAMS < HOOPER'S.
(Su.e,.sar- to R, A. Niinns.) aud supply Your
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n CARD.

XNIOOIENS a. BLANkETS.-iA T s
w CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES The undersigned
have on hand good of The above goods
Gently purchased the Northern cities; very low hg-
ures and ask of those who have sevants to ciothe
call before purchasing, promising them as good or bet
t,I bargans than can be found ia. the city
,nv ats SAUNDERS Il lRbi.