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THE SHIP CANAL, UNITING THE ATLANTIC AND
PAc1FIc.-The cost of uniting the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans by ship canal through the Atrato
route, recently surveyed is estimated a, $50 co.,
600. This route enters the Atrato river on the AT
lantic side, about one hundred and fifty miles be-
low AspinWaH,
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CONDITION OF THE KINNEY ExPEDrTIoN-A
letter writer by the last steamer iron Nicaragua,
saws Col Kinney Ia at San Juan, with about 20
meo, half of them sick, and the rest Lying around
bose. ~; drunk, ragged, and In a most wretched
condition. Walker is laying off at Realj1. He end
Muaos don't agree. His prospects are represented
as raru shabby
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A SUPPOSED SLAYER On Monday the schooner
Mary Z. Smith, which cleared at Boston for Monte
v.deo under suspicious cireumstsnces was boarded
by three Custom House officers, while lying in the
stream when the Captain at once put to sea- taking
the officers with him. The officers returned Monday
night having been put aboard steamer in the lowe
harbcr. The schooner clipper. built, and was
cleared by Louisiauian. She is doubtlsss ntended
for the klaye trade.
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POWERS L DUKE.

To THE CITIZEN VOTERs OF DIsrRIcT
NO. =, HENRIco CoUNTY.-A vacancy having occur
red In the Office of Constable in said District beg
isave most respectfully to snnounce yself csndf
tion to be held on the S0th inst Should it be- your
pleasure therefore to elect me, pledge myself to
use my very beet efforts to discharge the duties of
the same with promptness and fidelity, having been
tor three or four past associate the ght
Police OF the city of Richmond i trust shall be
able to give general satisfaction in regard to the du
ties of the office.
Respectfully JAMES W. READ
An 2f-tdAs
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NEW YoaK CANAL Tolls The tolls on all The
canals 10 the State, during the third week In Au-
gust. amounted TO S9l, ,422 %, an increase OF S4
332 96 on the amount received during the sems
period last year. But the amount received since
the commencement of navigation is Sl45.922 "a
less than that received up to the same time las:
year.
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LATER FROM AUX CAVES -Advices from Aux
Cayesto the l2h inst, report money, coffee and
logvood scarce. The new coffee crop, 1t is sal
will be very small. American provisions were 10
such abundance In ali parts of The island that the
prices obtained scarcely paid the freight and du-
ties, particularly fish OF every kind.
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KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN.-The official msjority for
Morehead. Know Nothing candidate for Governor
OF the State, Is four thousand four hundred and
thrae
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DO. ALL TE DYsPEPTics ALI who
suffsr from headache, giddiness, nervousness, low
spirits. drnness of vision. bad taste In the mouth
IRREGULAR deficient appetite, acidity hsartbuTp.
sa,n eosysness &c, &c can be promptly restored to
For sale BIZ Me.ns PURCEEL LADD co
BENNETT BEERS, and Druggists eysrywhere
Orders filed by addre ssing
E. BAKER, Proprietor.
an zo Richmond, Va
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40 OHIO paper, recording an accident to an IL.
disiduai- spesks OF bim "a young maa between
,even sha eight years of age" BabJhood and
region.
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FROM THE RIO GRASDK.--The steamer Nauti-
ius. which arrived at New Orleans Monday, brings
later dates from the Rio Grande. The revolution
ists were waiting to hear of the downfall OF Sauta
Anna
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vIR GINIA

The FEVER AT NORFOLK AND PoRrsMouTH-A
letter writer from Norfolk Is of the opinion that
the deaths there. are not all reported by the Board
OF Health and average 25 daily. There are
600 cases 10 the city. Ex Mayor Stubs and bis
family are convsescent, as 10 Lieut.. Branham oil
the Blues
In Portsmouth John L Porter, assistant construc-
tor In tho Gosport Navy Yard, has been taken to to
the Naval Hospital The family of Mrs. Robert ID
Tatem aud two children of Mr. Jones Tonerdeli,
are down with the fever. Drs. Trugien and Man
pin are out OF danger, i.is supposed DR.. VIM, r
Williams OF New Orleans, accompanied by 9 So
Mrs Mahony, Miss Ann w Kuhn, and MIR VIM A
Gibson, have arrived at Norfolk from Baltimore.
VIRGINIANs IN PARIs.-A. last dates o Pegram,
] M Fishburn, Rev C Minigerode Mrs Allan,
Mr. J Allan, w Allan, P Allan, and w R Olcutt,
were among the visitors In Paris.
FATAL AccIDENT.-Mrs Martha Wood, aged 30,
was ed In Petersburg Mondsy night, by falling
from the door OF her dwelling.
THEATRICAL -Pt Rnix Hall In Petersburg, 10
being repaired and generally rt.ted for the ensu-
log dramatic season, which commences 10 Septem-
Der, under The management OF Mr.. Taylor,
the lessee Of the Marshall Theatre In Richmond,
last year.
RESPECT TO A SLAVES MRMrRY-On Tuesday
the store of Nash, Petersburg, was closed 10
The morning, through respect for the memory of
Erasmus, an old and faithful slave, who died the
day before.
DROWNED "A deck hand on the steamer Orb,
named Jeremiah Bolen, drowned few day 8
ago In the Ohio river between Moscow and Point
Pleasant
LARGE APPLES The editor of the Union, Nc
nopgslis county, has received an apple weighing
fifteen ounces.
lNsANE.-Eben Lipscomb. who murdered bis
vile In the German settlement In Preston county
is believed to be insane and DR. Stribling, of the
asylum Stannton has been sent for to examine
into his condition.
NEW Court HoUsE-At the August term of the
Preston county court, 1t determined to build a
new Court House
DENIALs The Alexandria and Petersburg pa
pers both deny the existence of the yellow fever Ia
those cities.
CAMP MEETING AT the Union Camp Ground,
Ia Fairfax, 40 tents were on the ground
CONVERTS Seventeen converts have been added
to the Methodst church In Alexandria, In a recent
revival
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A NIHRACITE Ann CT7MEFp7.ND
I. PEMBERTON,
nss,hEET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
I EhS Tor sale (for Cash, thu fojIavH

" own INC @ ior sale (for Cssh) the follows
sslas Lisa. Liae' ali Nos;i Seine Thread, a.. Nos.
Cotton Ca,sI. various gths and sizes
cttpst Wscakei Bed Cords, Leading Lines, all sizes
Cattor is; isIns; Cotton BATTING. ali nvmbsrs
DopoSSs..r .rs q Wool Cards. ali nsmbem
!, 70 the TradeNsii ~ @ o. % si "a,
avery small sdYsaee, for cssh. jsI
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au d

POWER q DUKES DAGUERREoTYpEs,
which has created such sensation with the public
are still to be had at lS9, Main str eet.
We have several late improvements In the art to
which we invite particular attention.
Boston Quick for sale by
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DEATH sPRIEG.-A late California paper mentions 8
the disc very offs spring in Ell Dorado county in that
State, whose waters flow from bed Of arsenic. The
mineral deposte is thirty feet thick and crops out
of the surface of the earth Veins in it abound with
gold, and spccimeEs of this surferous ore have been
shown to the editor of the Plscervilie American
The name of death Sprins" has been given to the
stream The existence of it 10 sup posed to account
for the mortality among the gold min ers az the earl
period Of the California endemic
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEaNs.--The deaths for the
week pa,t In New Orleans. were 474 liz al. ding S57
from yellow fever; the latter showing an ilcresss of
% on the previous week. fhysicans ssy the disease
70 abatips N p<iYste prsStiSe,
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'CALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND

#CALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED sEPARATOR.-This machine
vas invented and patented by by g. 3 Salmon of IL
nos and whereveri it has been exhibited, hss taken
PRECEDENCE of all others for cleaning Grain and
GssSeeds.
The first Silver Medal awarded to the inventor
stthe Worlds Fair in New York. and the first prizs
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted By the Richmond city millers, who recon-.
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether impurities from whest 1t will Sc
patste any two seeds of different size weight, is
ample in its construction, and easily kept in order.
II peculiarly adapted to farmers uses, 1t requires
but little power TO work it, aad cleans grain more
PERFECTLY than any machine now in
1t cen b. furnished at the following prices, viz:
FOR Farmers Machine that will clean Is 10 80 bush
els per hour. .......................... $50
tof aFarmers' Mschspe that will clean so to
~ oushei per hour. ur......................... s.
fN Farmers Machine (arrangcd for horse
pdSeT) that will clean 80 bushels per hour so
fnf sMllieT's Machine that will clean 80 to 80
bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures. IS
t1f millerE Machine that will clean SO to
ID bushels per hour. ur....................-.... lQ0
nor millers' Machine that will clean 125 to
lN bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lG
fot Milier's Machine that will clean $50 to
-" bushels per hour our...........,........... zoe
Address RIO. M ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant Ricbmand Va.
". b-County Rights will be sold on reasonable
lsms lie 2e--2swts R. MA
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M FOR RENT-One of those beauti-
~ ful new Brick Tenements 25;h street, be-
twaen mr. V. Heckler's and Venebe street. The
House hss 5 good rooms aud Kitche an with rooms
and ,hsre Ia en- enclosed Lot OF about II acres at.
ts,hed Of excellent soil for gardening and an excel
l-Lt well Of water within few feet of the house
M ght be made of the ground easily. A poly at my
Shoe store, No. 43 Main st. WM. WALSH.
d
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ROsooE B. HEATH, Attorney at Law,
Richmond and of the counties of Chesterfield and
Henrico.
kT Office Northeast corner of Main and II tn sts
Entrance on 11th st. au I6-lmk
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a. FOX KENT Ok LEAsE.-I hUs6
81 tweIsrse STORES or WAREHOUSES, Mes.
s7 and i6e OPP osite the Exchange Bank Of Virginia,
.nd adjoining the large and elegant stores OF Messrs
gsst Paine & Co. Each Of these stores front 26
t,st on Main street, with 6ve fcors, running bsck
ie6 feet. The Easements open on q level WITH
i,fgs psved court or yard in the rear, from which
sSs paved alley leads to Ilth street. opposite the
r,p, of the American Hotel These are amongst the
u,ost commodious and substantial buildings in the
y snG are well arranged for business establishments
If fret ciass there being 10 fact enough IN each
tsoement for two Embellishments. These stores are
row being painted inside and oat. The large store
room and bsseme Mt of He.67 be he'd Immediately,
the upper floors being already leased, except one
No 1863, now occupied b.. messrs Jones& Potts, can
be had on the lst Sc ptember next
The superior location OF these stores oelng IN the
besTt Of the ejtv is too well known to require fur
ther notice. AppI, to JosEPH JAMES. Jr., at the
.tOre of Bugh w. Fry, Esq or to
te g. 3tEwts FILE MING JAMES.
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@ FOR RENT-One upper room in
"a the new Brick Tenement on 10th street be
~ sen Man and Gary ats
ALSO-An Office 10 same; rooms on Let )or and
ali the modern convepiences suitable for Dentist,
Lawyer or Physician
ALsO-A large Store near Warwick & Bartsdale's
Mil on Gary street, edmirsby suited for a whole
ale Grocery snd Commission House. Posse ssion
& ven Immediately.
Apply TO BARRETT MORRISS,
aus No. 1856 Cary st.
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E'0R RENTING newly-erectsd Brick
Tenements, on 25th street near Lesn ct. Bap-
tie. Church, containing rooms, including basement,
with passages, porches closets psntrys, &c. with
tsden attsche and well of ruperior water on the
pennies. Rent @l80 each per anncm.
Apply to Ed. d. EAcHo. or
JAS. M. CARTER, l4th st.,
ie26-ts Opoosite Po.t Oncs
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e FOR RENT-A Brick Dwelling
E& House at the upper end OF Clay street. Pos,
session given Immediately. Apply at this office.
il 16-ts
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so FOR RENT-A nice brick Tene
La ment, corner Of Sd and Marshall. Apply to
az i4-ts GRUBBS l. APPERSON
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CHeAP PcTAToEs AT Newburg, on the Hudson
kveI 2oO0 bushels OF ine potatoes IL 10 stated
sold by & single dealer. on Saturday for 28 to Sli
cents pei bushei. The N. Y. Times is informed that
thers tens of Thousands of bushsls In the river
counties ready TO be cont actod at very low prices
30 In various parts OF New Jersey, this imps
crop has mafured In perfect order Ii appears the
attempt 70 get op ths potato rot excitonentn has
sguailY failed although for day or two IL had the
effect to advance prices In New York.
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Go FOR SALE-A neat framed House
EiE ON Mayo street, containing rooms, kitchen.
wood and coal houses with water in the yard. The
ot fronts l6 feet Msyo At and runs bach on Cy.
press street 100 feet. For terms which will be very
liberal, spplyto THOS w. KEEsEE,
" lS-ts No. 20 Pearl st.
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STALLS FOR RENT Three STALLS
~ fer rent, near the Arhour. Call
y6-ts r. w. ALLEN
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gA FOR RENT.-A Store and Dwell
EE ing House for rent, No. 225, Broad street, at
pTs,sut occupied By Mr.. Robt. Briggs. The prem
i.es will be given on the 26th dsy Of September
nsxt Apply to Thomas Samanni. 23-1m
sgs FOR RENT-A Cottage residence
Es containing nine rooms, on Grove street in the
town Of Sidney, short distance from the Fair
Grounds. Apply to w. J. HUBBARD.
iv 1i-H
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VILLAGE BURsED.-A cophagration at Breeds.
VILE California. recently, destroyed the VIII ole of
that ufahing town. The Inhabitants were, at the
re-ereeting their houses
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pOWHATAN HOUSE.

l'OWHATAN HOUSE.
r,i.h. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
s6 a having changed proprietoo, with de.
10 the NJ IS now confidently recommended
spnpa. Iii public. Visitors retaining from the
uld.tior. nao there ample and comfortable accon-
, ,yInp ne location ia proverbisliy plesssnt-abd
puuris,e which, with the liberal hand of its new
r,ou, speelsiiy TO the lovers of quiet rest The
Pie tAbis aesUy furnished, airy and comfortable
iet sSo,S, well supplied with Whatever the mar
Nothing is servants polite and commodaSns.
afabLe bo,sI. TO make 1t one Of the most de.
--- - tne city au2
A Hoddh1hACIlE AND CUMBERLAND
ele at our Co.I hsve constantly on hand, and for
faRACITE CA, Ca Yard, the best RED ASH AN
''-0' 'of CRATES. Applyt9 hne i0' 0' ouh0e-
su2s JNo. w. WRIGHT CO.,
Dock Wharf
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IRON sHirs-There are said to be thirtysix Iron
ship building establishments in the borhood OF
Glasgow on the Clyde The capital empioyed ID
$1,000. COO and 80 600 skilled workmen are engaged
At the present time there thirty-two new iron
shi ipa o the stocks
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EXPORTS FROM SAN FRANcIsCo.-It appears that
a considerable amount OF breadstuffs have been
exported from San Francisco within the last ees-
en- months, Estimating bags at 100 lbs each, and
300 lbs. wheat as equal to barrel of -four we fad
that the total export OF ur and Its equivalent in
wheat, from July 1st, 1854, to July Both 1885, has
been 105 875 bbls, besides "a 1893 bags of barley,
60 900 bsgsof oats. and {. 800 bags of bran. The
were also exported lu4l7 bags and $50 tons of DO.
tatoes, besides 320 bales of wool. During the
past month of July there were exported from the
same port $500 TASKS of quicksilver, valued at
$lOe,750 TIE breadstuffs were sent principally
New York, England, Australia and the Sand
Wich Islanda
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CHOLERA IN New GRANADA The cholera,
which leaving the Isthmus iu the beginning of July
took Its course north, has extermna.ed nearly all
the government forces In Managua. Most all
the officers have died Among the troops 10 thai
place the epidemic has ravaged most dreadfully,
and at last the government was forced to retire
fiom the place. lu Leon, also, it ragged terribly
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NEW SADDLE AND HAIR

Eq0~ bsr having taken the store No. 5, Pearl
street near Main, (having ju,t rstu n
from the North with fresh and new tye OF geoes
ofers great inducements to his friends and old
TONERS, as he is determined to sell chesp Repair.
ing done at short notice.
All persons indebted to the old firms Of Otey 4
Goff, and James w. Gof, will please come forward
and pay their bills as am very anxious to close up
the business of said firms.
au % Ind JAS, w GOFF
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NEW EsTABLIsHMEHr.-J0H JoHKs0N
tho house next door to Dr. PewslL on 10th street.
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business. whsre eiI who de-
sire an easy and pleasant shave Will dpd him - mere
tofore, ever ready TO please his cu-tamers- -,
His superior styls OF Hair Cur 'tns e Psoveto,nas
viii eostiuue 20 mnuufacturr the shfated haif re-
stssatvs and tonic, which. with other popuisr pro-
partitions and dyes toesther With the dehshtsi
resort Of ell who dVsEs TO be waited upoa In his Lac.
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PUNISHMENT OF A PILor.-Our readers doubtless
sill remember the recent disastrous collision ON
the Ohio river, between the steamers Telegraph
No. and Kentucky Home, in which five persons
were killed. The steamboat inspectors of Cncin-
natl have investigated the affair, and decided that
the collision was produced by the error of Mr.
William Williamson, pilot of the Kentucky Home,
In answering what he supposed to be signal from
the Telegraph No 3, and acting accordingly when
he knew 1t was unusual or wrong signal For
this offence his right TO act as licensed pilot was
supended for thirty days. In this manner the
Steamboat law exercises wholesome supervisi
over steamboating at the West.
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PURCELL LADD u Co., Druggists,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond,
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. an 27-dL-cl2t
[ EorIoE.-A learned writer, Den

. SPECIAL EOrICE.-A learned writer, Den
ds, says: "Drydsp. to ensure his brilliant visions OF
pcesy, ate raw feshi and Mrs Radcliffe adopted the
same plan. Green tea and Coffee if we do sleep in
duce dreaming. Bsptista Porta, for procuring quiet
rest and pleasing Dreams swallowed hoyse tongue
after supper. Indigestion and that condition which
is termed weak or irritable stomach, constitute
most fruitful of visions. The immediate or
direct influence rep elton. in totally altering the
sensations and disposition in waking moments Ia a
proof of its power to dersuge the circulation of the
brain and the mental faculties In sleep. People who
are troubled with indigestion, may surely get relief
from Hoofsnd's German Bitters" sold exclusively
in this country by DR.. C. M Jackson, I20 Arch ST..
Philadelphia, and by his agents.
Agents for this eity-M'ssrs. PURCELL, LApp L
Co.. and BENNETT BkEks, Druggists
an l7-d2W
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SPECIAL NorIoE.-Pers0ns in want Of
the PATENT SELF SEALING CAN for preserv-
Ing, should hand in ther orders without delay, as
the demand is likely to be very extensive.
Another supp oily will be received early next week,
whom those who have ordered, will be supplied.
Apply to GEO. J. SUMNER,
au 81 No. 20 Pearl st.
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lkANVlLLE kEPUBLl G. AN DAM
~ VILE REPUBLICAN, call the attention
o' the public TO this most valusble paper From lis
sFse snd rapidly increasing circulation and the re-
! 100 through which it circulstes make it medium
w aoVeGtslDg not 10 be surpassed by any journal in
W e'stc 1t Is found in the hands of nearly every
gao5eF' merchant and n eobsnic in the Southsde OF
Hsihla and in North Caroline. 1t bids fair before
ts expiration Of 1855 TO be ahead Of ali competitors
t eonducted upon the most liberal principles but
DAatsinins ts own with frmness Persons wish
,o' 70 subscribe viii leave their Names and thoae
anhs 70 advertise will leave them at my Office
'1eto they will be attended to with promptnea
EDGAR MACON, Agent
n Metropolitan Hall
s's ~ S1fo Country Papers wishing Agents in this
-, Vnef my eervIoes. is 2n-2sWfM
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A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an experI-
saced practitioner of edicne, Surgery and Obsts
tries, having located cn Broad street. three doors
above tenth, offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond
study and practice of Midwifery and 70 the treat.
mens of Diseases of Women and Children
sp 1-6m* EiCHD T. CAUTHORN NJ D.
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,HAS: Ii. LANGLEY, Tin and Shee,
,Hs ~ itoo Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
st.. GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
~. ripes for Churches Public BuildinRs Ss
sle hoohns, Gut erns and spoutins, put
WE'LL up 70 any part Of the city or country
-Hh AND q A RDEN HMPA FOR BALE
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DAGuRREorYPEs.-Th beauty and per-
fection Of sIMONS' pictures are admitted by ali
who are compe petent to judge. The Zognaphosc ope
siyes life TO the picture. Go and soc It au2j
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OsBoRNE's GOLD ENAMELED DAGUERREo.
TYPEs.-The public are invited to call and view the
new styles Daguerreotypes taken at this old-estab
lshed Gallery. They are admitted to be supe rior to
any ever before seen. A. w. OSBORNE,
jy2l Opposite EXCHANGE Bank.
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IARD.-150 Kegs prime Leaf Arl.
~ mosiy family. just received per s.ehoonsr. aad
toy aNls by M2a WA, T~xkVk.
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HAIR ToNIo-This Tonic is unsurpassed
By nYthng now before the public. 1t will promote
the growth and the healthy action Of the hair
the head Of dandruf, prevent headache, and il one
of the test toilet articles used
Made and sold by r. @. HOBSON, wholesale or
retail, at his Hair Cutting, Shaving and 8hampoon-
ing Room, under the American Hotel-entrance on
Ilth at. ant
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KIM POCKETS prime old Brown Java I
eJNyU COFFEE receivips Ard for ssls ~ s. 4s
aa27 BACON BASKERvtLL
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THE WHISKY REMEpY-A colored boy belong.
Ing to Mr. David Long, of Mason county. Va +,
was lately bitten near the knee joint ty.a copper
head snake The leg Immediately became swol
len, and thereupon nearly half gallon OF whiskey
was poured down the boy throat producing no
intoxication but he recovered from the effects
OF the bite. So says the Point Pleasant Republis
can,