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0pr>I>G OF QUESTIONABLE FALL. HiLLi'
NIIiI IT No ~, Nt.' 'Ih'.'4f
NEXT lITOr 10 - ~IsIo# : :"

MINI NJ NJ 10 .T''' ; -
ATsi E0OT 10 ca. "i>I"S = 90"
4 IS$ RACHEL Lyon hHa U.w "p.h. 'n' { w,
VIZ manI-umr-, .ri"r'l.a o. !l-i.'i"nn" in'' IT
Goods c.-r offered ~ 'h3- ci:: Cumpi-lHs h.,' rJ
fniIcy. ani lIn!n Velvet iin;-. t'n'r'''i'' '" ,,
uynItnu, Tissues. D.tk iHaD: S;Tr"' Ti'' ''". ".
.rr-, variety g.. -ryi"- fox III" mpur""rn'"- ~ h' N"'
Ribbon. straw Trimming. aGd ~Irr,m'@-, ~ 'l.'"
$ul..uul,i i.rri- Feat. - and Ei.p.r-, Gr,:" t"r""r' ~
li,.,,: i,r...r- .ur rYrn:u. rm'..- uP"?f-, So - 80
OF which -Ar ST. .G. ~ low i'ru !s"'-. r..J.x
IT,. hnai's' are respectfully ~G't"e-'''' 10 :" ""'
Hmlg" tur .Hiu'. .. ..g"y
handsome" ant ra,u'uuaul" 20 ot"r 'a'r r".''"'. ,r,.
rh'' ""i '>"'''''' ~ -' U~f"--.-"
! Tvi-Dr,
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EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT.

The farmers OF Virginia will learn with dccp re.
greet that they must lose tho services, talents and un-
firing devotion 10 the cause, "i Frank! q. Ruilin,
Esq, who has resigned tie post of Secretary Of the
Agricultural Society ni Virginia. Mr.. L. has labored
with signal success, and has gwen IN impetus Ia agri-
cu!tira! Improvement, which In, h"cn felt through.
~: the STATE. The pablo, h";rcr"r, will hear with
pleasure that ;hc inp"rtu.t POSITION has been ndmira-
hlv lille rv the selection OF Ciarl"s Il. Will inns,
I'D. of llcn:ico. "a "Wednesday nigh; the Ex"cu-
1--WE CoMm,t;ee I'D { good work III ciec;ins Mr.. WI
.iaa> Secretary. 10 succeel MI. Ruiiin. Mr.. w. has
!o"- arcH 4 Jealous, r.!! -ateM"d and ciaCicu; laborar
N ;"e great ao.I a: agriculture, and has made Il hos,
.: 'r'eads, who Will cordially aid him in carrying gu,
me important business Of the society. His selection
is IN admirable one, aad auscrs we'll for the contin.
ucf prosperity aud iutuence OF the Virginia Arricul.
tural Society.
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WESTERN COAL AND IRON CONVENTION.

~ Ir'A
The undersigned. il behalf Il; Themselves ana
others. respectfully -t:-g'-t that Il I"!tvrmt."" u" u ~
a, Charleston. kguawla rniniy. NIrginir. "i "a" i''''i
of November next. Tor Tie" purpose at l"hii- me i'-
,,-snrv steps ~ ,rv-l"pr Hmd Gc!un:!s!r'.!" iHr ny
,o.u.. mineral wealth IT ,lGi ".Cli"n IT NI:G!HH,
wo,rr.d bv the Great kTnlTlIa. tin!I"!''t" a'.4 B.=
SouIy rivers, uml ti!ri" ;:inn!ai -. aMi :" r1Uitrr upon
,j,. I..-, mruis %! rrii', ring Il %va:!rt!r. lI"y NJ
viz, ,,.l,.,a;rs not only from the c"Uni!c- lying III the
srr;jon mentioned, aud nI the projected work ri In
,crua, Enforcement leading towards II, but lcpr"-rn-
,o,;vrs from The various coal. iron IA! salt companies
.,,hracr.l within i:s bounds; IN! they also request
m, attendance Of the friends oi those lines at trans
nnr;u,inn, any par; ut whose revenues are expected
10 be drawn incdiatciy or Immediately from this sec.
tinn. and Of any and I'LL individuals III thi, and other
States, favorable 10 the increase Oi the minera! pro-
duc,ious of the country.
JAMES II. BROWN,
EVERMONT WARD,
CHARLES iIEDRICK,
J.. +. DONNALLl,
JOB ENGLISH.
HENRY WOOD.
ANDREW PARKS.
II. VI. ONDERDONk,
SAMUEL A. MILLER,
ROBERT r. HARVEY,
JOHN ID. LEWIS,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.
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MARINE NEWS.
r0Hr OF RICHMOND. OCIuREu

pOTI OF RICHMOND. OCIuEEH :
kkklN Ed.
SIR. Hanover. Wh'pYl". NV York. mdse.
Srar. Oregon, Wntsni, Hampton. "ystrrS.
S'hr. Regulator. Duun. Hampton. oysters.
Si"up Mary Irvine. Fircl"i'. james I::Y, wheat.
SAILED,
S'hr. OriHna, Tu'ii,. New York, mise.
Schr. Ant; Iopc, White, Jane River, light.
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J.. .-,,.... sai.ias ii,s ,GVt's' .S''!':'';'''''' -"
solved l,r tho People al Norfolk FHd io:'',:'r"'' '''
Treasurer Of the Relief Committee OF .''"I""'''''
stated r,;,; the rrn, OF $50 had been received 'r'''
the county oi Caroline. OF that amount >" were
contributed by the congregation w"rSiirr'nS u
Mount Pisgi.i,, in That county, as the following ie''eF
explains; c.r ~, d lS,5.
G., W. MuSFuIn, ESQ.,
b.o, Sir In the acknowledgement Of the money
cou,riLu;c! in Carullnc, tnr the relic! vi the Norfolk
AMI Portsmouth sl:trrcrs, ynn say nothing "i 'llc
sum OF S1D. which WAS contributed hy the coiigrrg&-
ton at Mount Pisguh, and winch was hnnicd I" L.
Wnoiinit. the Secretary, by the Rev. E"bt. Scott,
and which formed n part of the $2j0. credited to the
~ +. VI. SCOTT.
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N.tHEi:ti.;l. ssrtoRy,


kiIiI,lDNU M.iithIlS. OCTOBER . is.
- Ttn ro".y.,r ,,.,.. ,;,,. -, ,.b.In'.,a ~"
1rf.r- t:.I, Prices WI be- cnn:.c!:
HiCUh-t. IL gage. ?al s~:,:.Ia.'t. hog rc.;.. }i..
ccH'., sralcr: Shoulder, u. s,r.cc. lInIn- n ".
.-ra tagged, g. ~ u N,.>'rru SII.- !, 60 SbrrG,,,.
"u,G iI.?. !idI5. Ta,il', lie.
HU.~IrH-rrtu Country r.t,cr. 2n9.i ct.: do e..
.h"u @aG"j ri,.; old rui ,..crj.r. = d .0c;s.
! HEESN iN--25 4.r: = 3
ur}r. i"r AG,,..,ra -. , a., ~r.rr' S3g3,. ''
! C.g;G..-Ko II, az, r.. Luraa:ra . Il %. Jav,y
| H:... -.,, h,.-. Nr~l., i.1 i. ~.
con. MTtI-n.ri ~, ,.r ty. ncl-.id Tory ,r
C1PE--., ur ~ .I.I
T3fN--fy t...c :nJ:; =. nc,,.,j 49,,
- iV-rEu-.f Gygl e., !, nr.I,i
TrTg-E.,, -; ~,.,,,g,, q, ,hs,,'.,,s If, "a ..-st
r..,, ...r, -
n.w--v, -, ,,r., :. : .l..s ;, .r.,.,
IL. ,ST;T-Lum, pl..,,y - :, ON D,ck. BicI-.-I
,r,H,t :, ,,r ION, 'r,lr,,rI - ..J5IGI y bsrrrl
r.. =. r. - H..
IN -u,D< : 20 - hr.EoI
SiLT ->nLr. -, 49, 81 .,or ,yssrc - nj -,-
.,n.r ~
$ri; ,Hs-rar 70 ,,ri.ly ,,i,,c ycy o,,,.r. g,
c,.. Porto k..u sag t,r .,r;,,:v rr,,r. Go,.ss >,s,
.. N mr.. ,ub, - r.u,,ri lI,, IL, Iii, cr,.S.i IN
MI, n.,I.,,aj ggr.
SIjlT--;i5- :; ~. :. =,
TEAS -,a.cr.rI ,,ai Gurnov.,.r s55s' 90
W~nEiI.-rr.n."w ,.iro :: ..a. ~. Pr!nIa red - GOD
Gr'hHO No mo,, pcru,;,, -, 81 delivered Al,
i"po,-; from wharf ga 81; N.xi,an ~ ~.
In 49, -Ern--TI,r,.,, - ~ Jcr,i.' c,u,. 81 o. ,
- trrHz.t G,,s- - ,p 'rI,y,r = "a
~SSrSG-yg1 .uc I, IN
rtrIIE noes .ND Surrp
= ~, .Ir,rv nm, l,r,'c mil oInli.v r,.rinr
- - u ~ -, -, D. a.. ,..,;,. ., ,-.r,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05
c,TI .np -TATE NEWS.

TyIyrRsirY Of NiIGi'i::-'lh 'N''" " a 49,
University commenced "n Monday lnr'' II WIN w.t.
doubtless he the most pr''Hi'F'h. ~ | ''.
establishment; u: the University. L I 80 ,'"'..'", .;
10 o'r!nck The Chnir.nnn of the faeui'; i'"' 2'""'''
80 leaves Of matrIculari"n.
Fairfield R.rr--S,raEi Dag, P". - mere
wGs some excitement upon irC rar' ground ed'',H'
i!uv, and tie Attendance was much lmIgci man Oh i''
dny previous. Cnrir.ja Reed w"n in :! straight itthi-'
We place and I'm" :lr i"r.c- below:
Prnprietor's Purse S2'i, tw" mile hrnfs-ireh i"r
all uyrs:
Jno. iicirhcr's :. IN. L"ririin Reed by ""S',
I"f, dam BIZ p:iaur, ,,i
Ti..,s. Boswell .. il. .A-I!ni"r, by C.iI.'''
lIa:rr!I, dam Emily Ii"mins, !
@. T.. Hare ci. l.. Michael Angelo, 'T En-
-nnrC.
jas. Tui!ey's =. e. by Rcvcauc, dun Andrew
":t". "a
Rowi- and Hills =. h. 81 Prince George.
iua I.ilv,
Tir"a--3:r"!--3;I3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

kNoW:NorHlNG STATE COUNCIL.
CARLISLE, Pa, Oct. 2-TI":K now. Nothing Sta,e
Council mes mere To-day an! endorsed the nomination
commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

KNOW NOTHING STATE CONVENTION
BosruN. Oct. 3i.-Tho kunw-Nuthinc State Can.
vpnt;or met at fremont Temple to-day, there h.iu.
a large attendance. Hon. iicury }. Gardner. the
prcscn, Governor, was reIomiuutcd unanimously.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

SA!i.N. MASS. Der. 1.-THE Democrats. r.,
yesterday and up,",.ntrr '~i"lrsgt,- - II ,,.uvsr,""" n'
They :'t,-",! rrs"Iu'i"n> una.!i,n"u>lY n iyy,. ~, ~
nominating Gen. Pierre" a. = c]ai4"!air ior the prG.;.
dcmrv. lisp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05
tTEiRh:iS iASI;IILtT0RS.-l.y OL's and oi:ir.
y v"Iuin dcs;rCycrs, tor sHir nj

q ERh:iN .iAE1iIILtT0RS.-Lyon and o'"r'
y vciM;n d~cs;rcyrrs, tor snir 1T
LAlDLEY ( RORlNSONS,
DrlI. New Drw. Store. III an" frankie. siI''i-.
.LSIlE CLEAR ST.i i:GiiEIiS F:tIGND. Tor "!N'
y ia. \ finished ami beautiful @ip-- - ~.:r.r. '"!i"i-,
Bosom. ana all kind at Linen :pYJ;s. for ado
LA!BL.EN i ROBINSON
Octj New Dru. SiDIc. iih and franklin -trr'i-.
4 I itEA~E BALLS, Tor rrinuvIn. gr"a-" IRON! Xix.
IH cotton or WOODEN Good, without mJuri"E 'H"m, iof
.nh- nr L.iinLEl y ROBINSO:.*
Or'J New Drs StDrr. in uWi Min -tr'"",r.
TITTh PEE|Ht Sri.INTS lr .arn'
sE !.AlDLEi y liDB!ASU%S H"w bra. SORE.
O',h tn mi! Franklin -.
VIEW .iI-IC, NIE .NiSir,
q i i II. ViILDRI% Hu-Ic Store ou Gyv"rmrr street.
~ Near Franklin:
Youth l. IIir'- Time Of Nry
Tn, MrI.c Of r. kIm.ls wool
Tam or oh lIui" Thine liou; fr.-
Tia" Obi Homestead
Waiting t"di"
tn" Dront!'s l.gurn'
Music M.uuUrIn.. ~ tAr Trees
Ny Home i Ti!rr,
Wan 81 lSr." ru,:'cii.1 al new ril beautiful Songs.
iy)ir-. WahI.-. N,rri'.. Qii"y r."i-. Nc. t'' :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

boston. Der. i.-Th" ship >primgbr,ok b,.
rived from Cape Of 'in"! Hope. with +q;"- To Ar,~.,
liza. Commercial affairs NJ the Ca,,. w.r. NN
prrrnis;ac than for y"nT-. Efforts 20 ir,i,r. WIRE
nj N"thiIrt met with complete sacc,,ss. Ia"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05
tFnksiA r. Felton,

'~s'
CIir"BI. oct. J.-t";urIS r-rriNsni from various
part al trc"rria Iu!irntr. ruiw outstanding The Ltr:c
ANS ."t The American c~nIi,i!IG!- IN some couI..c-.
tia; IL. 'uAinI"n, Dem HE present H1."ilr':. Has
been Tr-".rctci by "urni .,,ppp rlni":i'v. Ii * iG"Hi-
Ole That IMrcc Americans and I'VE Democrat. ha",
u"rn elected - "ou-rrss. Ii" ID, CATION III tie
i;.,; Congress s!rr,I siN l)rin""rtts (" two N!:.;s.
- -
TIE KINNEY GDEE.RNMENT.'-A letter
lro:I san .laaI s:a:r-. lisa; Immediately aicr Col.
Nlnu"y Ms elected Governor. !Nr. Nasri', "a" i"w
T.. :. C"n>u., recognized he new government. The
i;:;iyI Consul, however, liCsIva:cd. bnI It i mention.
~ A. u si-u,.ar fact ;hu; ou'-hrtt the "ilic"rs Of III"
hinayy ..nas'y are lir.ii-h ,ut,i"cf..
Law PE"tf--"E n WiLLI,M AND MAKN.-NH
Green, E-g 81 ~LulPri"I. having declined the Law
Pr'i~--nrsa,p IN William aiI Mary College. he pro-
per authorities mot It. Richmond on NnniHy cyrm
~. Iar', whom tuhc Egc,.-r.rK .hars Herald states III.
appointment WI, unanimously rendered Lacian NJ.
lpr, E-I, "i LOUISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

SlEkSbI re, Ger. 3-rhr deaths by vr'ou,
fever al N!cHsbwgE .a>t y. X amounted 10 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

NEW ORLEANS. oar. H.-C",i"n la. f..-,.u,
&c sales at Is" dI$ S.nAD htl,s m.!Gi.u. T., %. '''-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05
EVIR.!NIt.-M Hui,s huI!ru IN the C'-rs'- O.!co
q ~ Lnr-lun Cnmm-N nn4r:. ON MunlAY liz l., dry %
Plaintiff, }
II Debt.

Y q; tHr"iU" County Irur, GA Monday TIE IL day u.
October. $50:
WA. -. Dickinson, Plaintiff
A-uia-: II Debt.
EjrMuHn ir:Hnl, Defendant }
su'u a.; forty '"D Coia:. nmt ms 'GGr "cu: duo ~ It pr.
n.l u"'r. with interest .L"g"nm from III" .?rri iav r.. Juu~,
t-j1, AMI Mao the -Um ct t~hirytVc doil,r- h:t .a"uty.
'n!"c COR, IN" hy hrai, with interest thereon. from 2ls:
Hl"'Eac:, lei, tIl pri An Affidavit having been made
Eai nl"d'Uat Ia" -a!d Richmond Cnruai - no, u resident %
iHi- Commonwealth, AMI thu: he has Estate within tins
c"un'r, il Is ordered, That 'hr said Richmond Carnrl b."
-G"!nium:i 70 hpp"e" here after huc publication u! This no.
II" for 0na month, and 10 what is necessary 20 protect NJ
!H'"ros. N this nit. A ~Copy-Tcs;o:
DC: 5-rwiw JOHN l.. T EEDLETON. I.
a. ISt;ISIA.-M Rui"s held III the Clerk Once o.,
v tho Circuit Cou.i ol tue City Of l;ichinond' '"' "'
4 y II',r".n, Plaintiff,
Against
Ti.oula, Sarney and James NJ. Crnnn md ",ncf.' .o..
Tie object Of this suit j. Ia oOtsin n d"rTr' ~ 90. ~,
Of Il lot OF ground on FrsucI iinri'n ii'I'i = n",ou,,h.
Richmond. and III. division q: tnr proc" 80, -,
owners. according 10 their risht=: "hu "'," - arss
been mnir and hlcI tina; the ir:tni1Ni' "p', I 49,.
ppa.resiL.n Of thi. Commonwealth, the sEu" '.1 - az
IRE u0tihed 70 appear at the Ruic- - ~ ~ ~
Il.rkis OtErn of Inc saiI Cour, on the hrst Monday III pe'
cetrber ncxr, aud do what l. h"ctr."'t ~
= III .n. ,"' Benz. POLLARD, D LleTs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

VI u ed.

HAhniIp. nj i,!E"nun:. orhn-" ""l:!'g. on "Wednesday,
.ia u: S"ptrn!h"r, 10y the Rev Juscpt Lrnrsi, CHARLIE
l.. EAHk:!i..AD, OF iiarn-onhurg, 20 Mir MARY y"
EAEkiiEhD daughter u: u. WA. ]H"mSn"nd, ri urans'
county.
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LzTEST ~ TI:sEGHseH
Tc!egr"rh'd for the "irhmora kataies,
LATTER TEpt ,fr>rrn

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. I'LL" Steamer Nau,il..
rave! i''-''T from The III" Gr"nio. with Browns. H..
'a'cs /" ID S"p:c.i.hcr. Cen Castro was sin ~
command III MataH"raS, bU; some Of the .,,r'. 80
were IL favor OF ii" plan Of Eidaur., thu, liz. c.y .
cn:HT"N",l, wi,tr revolutionary forces n.nnc,. +, , : -
ont. Tia" hc>.e-InG forces number 600 f., lam .I
d'n.e:ii an u"rnniIiIr:lnl surrender. Vl!aur, v-
mn'ching upon Mriara"rn-. "'
S.u LU!s nnr",i hal been taken by the in,rr..,.,
n]lI'irr. !':i'an Killed. Iunp!co had uroa,i'cni
Tor N"taur!, AMI Gen. Casanova had been driven ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

4 TRAGEDY Is S,ITM.-r"ssrnc""o BY IT," We
:cru ;raIu ga Mcniay h~rna-Iii !nformn;i":i t" tJH'L'
burg, that DR.. R.c!.nrIs, III Salem. Roanoke '"tr::'
had l'c'l -En; anu killed. BY one NJ. t".i"ri!' ~ -,
.nn.rUucncN o.; "rr;Hin s;at"IHGr'S wi'"!I d.. IL.
ris r"rrcsrmrrd To- hav; me- !e 'icrn-ainry 10 Iaa
character al Mr.. Caldwell. DR.. t.. w;.- III ma Office
when {. suu..i hmn tu demand w!le.hcr he had mac
the rta.-ncnt- attributed Ia him. ID" r"sn.t was
TIA; G.. drew Il pistol and s!"i ,Ir:n. Va nave ~"
other rql.ahIe inlurnat.,n. sHy- inc L,ynrIbar= Var
gilman 81; Wlallc-dav, EIi therefore a"ait pai:'rt!itr-,
wnich We suppose WI! 10" furnished ny III" local press.
Bo;h were. mi Of families. Caldwell l. IN cast"rik.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

D,xKER MENrING.-lhc editor %! the Floyd In
;c!iiscmcvr recently attended a bunker inv,i."- III
that county, AZ which Rev. -. SEirr "i Nd, an.
Rev. Mr.. Mustard ri Pa, "iiIciatrd. After service
,r-c tnbics la'icn with bread, butter aE! pie, we're
speedily cleared, though IL" animal food WAS r"rtatri'
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

CuxrRIHvrInyS.-iiie Christian Advocate ac-
KNOWLEDGE. the rcrc;p; of SlJO from Bold S!rir-
Church, Halifax: 80 from Lcsiay's Church., l.nHi,a;
SlUU BcIIamy's Gloucester. The editor q! :hr AG"o-
cate ha, aisr forwarded $2l3 from other suniccs 10
tie suffering cities.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

oct i-cwti=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-05

VI.rrrx, ym"I.LLrg waI favored
WIN srri,!mi- from ncrc1n! s!rnm-, dIrIur's last Si!I-
dav. Rev. DE-. Ai""rr. al Rlrlan"i!, pr"ichc,! al H."
F.rsi Presbyterian Chnfril; Rev. DR.. deter. -! Ri"ii'
mont. at liz. Baptist C!Hircl!, ~. p:. Cox, rr':l.
,i,Il ii LvnrhbHrs C"i!":-; II tlr' Second i'r"suy!'-
gIan church; the Rry. Mr.. Lnm.l,"tI". "! Petersburg.
n he Fourth street Methodist Churr!i aud Rev. Nj.
Bani,,,r. OF Alahn.nn, at ~. inais tIF"ics,"Iri Fps.
r"pnij Church.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-15
LIVER COMPLAINT,

DYSPEPSIA, Jaundice, Chronic or
DNervons Debility, Disease of the Kidneys, and
all diseases arising from disordercd Liver S,nm
ach; such rs constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness ot
Blood TO he Head, Acid'y Of of the Stomach Nause
licsrt-bur,. disgust or Food. Funess weight in the
stomach. sour Eruciaon, sinking or iulieriug al tie
pit of the soinach swimming Of the head hurried M
difficult breathing nt the heart, choking or su,ocu
sensation when in lying posture, dimness of vision,
dots or webs before the sight, fever and dull pain
the side back che.i, limbs. &C. sudden aushcs fheat
burning in the flesh, constant imagining OF evil, and
great depression of spirits. Can be etectually cured
by Dr. IlOOFLANDS Celebrated GERMAN BIT
TIERS, prepared by Dr. C. Nj. Jackson, No. 100, Arch
Street. Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not exceed
4 equalled, by any other. preparation in tho United
States, as the cures attest in many aer skilll
physicians had failed These Bitlers worthy the
attention, of invnlids Possessing great virtues in
the rectfcaon OF diseases OF the Liver and lesser
glands exercising the most searching power in weak
ness and affections Of the digestive orgaus they are
witha, safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
+. b. Perkins, Marietta Ohio, Feb. ~, 1861. said:-
used them. A case Of Liver Complaint Of long stand-
ing which had resisted the skill Of several Physicians
was entirely cured l.d% by the use 1 Of ye soss
''rhe German Biiters you sent me last have yet
came to hand. have been out of the article for some
time, 10 the great detrment Of invaids"
BIN Hutchinson, NJ. D. Bedford, Ga. August 90,
1859, sald 'Th. Biiars you shipped me IN May last,
are n sonsml think /, L good medicine, and ! am
do for no other paten! medcine You will please for
ward large supply"
$. French, Wooster. q, 1859, said: II havc used
three four bottles of lloohaids German Bit
for Dyspepsia md have derived great benefit from
their Ibeeve them to be good for all diseases for
which they recommended"
w. NJ. Orr. Wooster, o.. said: "You asked mo
my opinion OF the German Bi,iers. have used them
for Dyspepsia md Indigestion and take pleasure III
stating that think they The very best ronedy ex-
tnnt for The above complimentary ure decidedly IN
advance of the proprietary medicines of the day.
These l,ers are entirely vegetable. Ih,y never
PROSTATE the system, but inviyorate 1t. .,.e
Sold by Moxley 4 Barber Ironton; J. Haskell, Jr.
Hnskelvlie WIN. II. Bryan, Burlington; Liich L Dn
vlsson, Marion and by dealers III medi cine every
where. ltTh rIelf
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W. &. R. KEMP q co..

Corner Of Secand axd OIoe Street. abope N.
Railroad.
HAVE Just erected and put in opcration. an
IL extensive establishment for manufacture OF
Flooring, WINDOW SASH. DOORS
BLINDS, COFFINS, SC. .
Their Machinery has been purchased in tho
East, is all new with the latest Improvement.
they are prepared to cut mouldincs i, every svl.
known to the science of Architecture. :
They have OH hand q large stock of the hest
Michigan Clear Stun Lumber. Those desiring
Jobs of fine work will not have inferior articles
OF material palmed unto hcm for clcnr stuff.
There are several experienced worhmcn cor
nected with and employed in the cslnbIisLmen n
who are familiar with every kind OF work, and
can give style and finish 10 their Jobs ,lnsur-
dnssed by any workmen in The country. They
are prepared TO furnish or MAKE to order. on the
shortest notice anything in their line OF bust
ness. They are also ready to do ail kinds of
work such as planning working flooring, facing.
and ripping for Others, on the shortest notice.
and the most reasonable terms.
They will ship 10 order any bills sent from
distance; those engaged in building, will find
to their advantage To give their bills TO this es.
ablisliment.
They are prepared TO execute all kinds er nat.
tern work Tor Machinery, Castings &c.
Oct. goth, 1881.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C

" ATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
w The subscribers would inform their frlcnd-
and the public that of the firm has Just returned
rom the East with the most complete selected stock
ofWatches, Jewelry. Silver Ware, and Fancy Goods
brought to the city. and would invite the public
GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES OF the hest
makers, consisting Of II. f. Coopers Duplex md Pa.
tert Levers; NJ. j. Tobias Co, in heavy gold cases
and every other style of chasing. ful-jeweed. Gold
Levers, from $40 TO $780, to suit customers, whole
GOLD GUARDS and Fob CHAINS, Seals aud
Keys Finger Rngs-Diamond, Ruby, Amythis,, Gar.
net, Emerald Topaz, Pearl and Other Stone and Plain
Rings; Gents Seal and Miniature Rings, &C.
EAR RINGS of EVERY VARIErY.--Basket Ear
rail- Stone and Plain Bracelets; Splendid Set Brace.
LET'S; Ear Rings; and Breast Pins-Enarneed, and sci
with Rubies and Pearl.
MUSICAL. BOXES and ACCORDIONS; Papier
Mnclc Stands; Portfolio and Jewery Cases; Rose.
wood Dressing Cases; Work Boxes.
SILVER WARE and PLATED GOODS.-Brit-
ania Tea and Coffee Sets; Silver Forks Table, Des-
seri, Tea, and Cream Spoons; Silver Cups; Soup
Ladies'; Cream, Salt. and Mustard Spoons, &c.
GOLD PENS and PENCIL. CASES.--Diamond
SpccucleA with tilasses to suit all sights Gard Cases
SILVER, PEARL Tortoise, Velvet, md Wallet Cases,
FRENCH PORCELAIN CLOCKS; vaces; Sur.
veyor's Compasscs, Teescopic Canes. DC.
BREAST PINS Of the LATEST pATrERrs;
Gold and Silver Suspender Buckles; Gold. Steel, md
Gilt Belt Buckles, with every other uriicc ~ the Fancy
way.
The above stock was selected with great care m tho
Eastern cities, aud is now offered prices which can
not ia in being satisfactory TO the purchaser.
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired by expc
rienced workmcn, ,und warranted to perform well.
PALMER &.OWEN.
les Main st. between 3d and 4lh.
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LITTLE Times NO TnlFLrs.--The
nerves Of a tooth, not as large as the
finest cambric needle, will sometimes
drive a strong man to distraction. A
musquto can make an elephant abso.
lu,ely mad. The coral rock which
causes a navy to founder is tho work OF
an insect. The warrior that has with.
stood death in thousand forms, may
be killed by an insect. The deepest
wrelchedness often results from q per.
pe'ual continuation Of petty trials
The formation Of character often de.
Pends on circumstances apparently the
most trivial, an impulse, casual con.
versation, chance visit, OF something
equally unimportant has changed tho
whole destiny Of life and has resulted in
virtue or vice--in veal or in woe?