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Good Democratic Authority.

Wepublish entire, to-day, from the Wash
ington Sentinel Of this city, press which for
years past has been understood to represent
the general sentiments and opinions of such
Southern Democratic statesman as Senators
! Hunter, Butler, Atchison, Mason, Slidell, &c.,
an article which we trust every Southern man
will read 1t gives true picture of the adj
ministration Of Forney and Pierce. 1t comes
from high Democratic authority. The editor
Of the Sentinel, is Democrat Of the old school,
and one of the straightest of his sect" He
is Virginian, indoctrinated in the States
rights principles Of the Jeffersonan Democra-
cy, Of by-gone times. He is no tme-serving
politician, but represents the Democratic opin-
ions, and maintains the Democratic principles
of the purer days of the Republic. He is an
honest man, and therefore does not suit the
purposes OF the would-be-leaders of the pre-
scnt pseudo Democratic party. He has always
been thorn in the path of Forney and Pierce.
He was not purchasea5le, and therefore did
not suit them
He has the independence to prefer James
Buchanan, or any other respectable and hon.
orable man, to the present firm Of Forney and
Pierce, and hence he has felt the po,cer Of
this concern, which has sought to destroy his
press, by the crushing out" process. They
have seriously damaged his pecuniary interests,
but they have neither changed his political
course, nor crushed his spirit He has un-
masked the hypocrisy, and exposed the rotten
ness of this present miserable apology for q
Democi attic administration, with power and
effect. Thousands of Southern Democrats will
read and con6de in the statements of this
Democratic journal, who would distrust the
representations of american presses, because
the latter are ayowedly hostile to the present
dynasty, although they speak with equal truth
and candor. We trust that the people of the
whole country will read the article which we
republish from the Washington Sentinel and
they will thereafter the moro readily believe
that the representations we have made Of the
duphcity and treachery Of the Forney and
Pierce dynasty are worthy of all credence
Aswe never have said so we never shall say,
one word against this administration which we
do not believe to give true and faithful repre-
sentation Of its policy and acts. We have not,
as the Sentinel has done, found much to np-
prove in its course. There seems to us 10 have
been but little that an American press could
consistently approve; but differing as the
S'nt'Hsf does with ~, on the questions in
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openly 10 bis standard and mark him as the man
Of their choice.
You know quite as well as do how much con-
tdence is TO be put in the Republican and Aboli-
tion outcry Of men Of that class at the North who
swear that they hold the destinies of the country
in their breeches pocket, but who show on every
popular test, as in the late elections In Rhode
Island and Connecticut, at Albany, &c., that they
now number about one vote in eleven of the entire
masses OF the country, and are growing " small by
degrees and beautifully less"
As have no political secrets or opinions that |
am unwilling the worll should see, If il desire,
have no wish to prevent you from showing tls to
your friends.
/ have written in the midst of debate in the
House, and have not time to read over, but am,
very truly, yours,
s. G. HAVEN.
T. w. PREscoTT, ESQ, Brookline
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MARRIED.

AT Fort Fillmore. New Mexico, on the 9Th Of April,
by the Rev. Mr.. Tsllhirst First Lieutenant L. w.
O'BANN0N, Regmental Qu4rtermaster Sd United
States Infantry, 70 Miss MAY CHASE, daughter Of
Col. ID B. Miles, United States Army.
In this city, on the 9th instant at the Iethodist
Protestant Parsonage. by Rev. r. Light Wilson, Mr..
kICHAkD BELL TO Miss CHRISTINA vERMIL-
LION
Also at the same time and place by the same, Mr..
JOHN Il. SHlNN to Miss MARTHA e. BARKMAN.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, May Z, 1856.

WEDNESDAY, May Z, 1856.
A communication was received from the War
Department.
Mr.. FOOT, from the committee on conference
respecting the amendments to the Bounty Land
bill, reported that they agree on some of the
amendments and recede from others. The report
was adopted.
Mr.. STUART, from the committee on confer
ence on the Deficiency bill reported to the effect
that some OF the amendments had been concurred
in, but that the committees did not agree. The
amendment to build new Engine House for the
Franklin Engine Company had been stricken out.
The two committees could not agree on the water
works amendment.
Mr.. HUNTER moved that the Senate insist on
their amendments, and that new committee on
conference be appointed.
Mr. PRATT thought the Senate should not re-
cede from their amendments and as the House
had said they would not agree to the amendments,
he thought further conference would be useless.
and therefore moved that the subject be tabled
Mr.. TOOMBS objected to the point assumed by
Mr.. PRATT. He thought too much matter had been
crowded into the bill.
Mr.. WILSON thought the Senate should recede
from the Water amendment, on the ground that
right of way and right to use the water had not
been secured, and that the subject should be
brought up in separate bill.
!, The motion of Mr.. HUNTER was then agreed to-
The joint resolution requiring information re-
specting coastwise commerce to be given hereaf-
ter in the report of the Secretary of the Treasury
was agreed to-
Mr. DOUGLAS introduced a resolution calling
for information in regard to swamp lands. Passed
Mr. BROWN introduced resolution nquiring
what legislation is necessary to secure the United
States against fraud in entering lands under the
registration act? Passed.
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DIED,

In this city, yesterday morning. Mrs ELIZABETH
H. LARNED, consort of COL BENJAMIN r. Larned.
In this city, the 9th instant, BENJAMIN C.
GREENUP, in the 25th year Of his age.
In this city, ON the 9th instant, ALBERT O'NEAL
WALL son of G. o. and A. f. Wall, aged 5 months
and lg davs
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t HOllOway's Pills and Ointment.
PREUDcE VAsoUIsHEDThe dispensares and hospitals Of
Europe are regularly supplied with these remedies
They admitted to be indispensable in diseases of the
exterior nteguments and the secretive organs.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. PA Strand London; and by all drug
gsts, at 25 cents 62H cents and u per box pot.
may 22--
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lst ward, vaux, % majority.

There are elk wards yet to hear from-Vaux's
majority 40 far is 5000.
The defeat Of the American party in Phladel
phia is not unexpected We were. informed yes
terday by member Of Congress from Pennsylva-
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A BARGAIN.

EOR SALE, $4,000 feet of Ground, I'm
twelve lois of 25 feet By $50 feet EACH situa-
ted on the Island, near Fourand a-half street. and
fronting upon Van street. between NJ and N streets
south good frame house, nearly new is on one
of the lots The twelve lots fronting Van street
have alleys three sides, being thu surrounded by
street and alleys. The whole will be sold together,
or in lots TO suit purchasers at bargain and time
given the larger portion Of the purchsse-money.
INQUIRE | this Office may 7-dtfH
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A CARD.

icy hereby tender IN, heartfelt thanks
to my felowmembers Of the Northern Liberties Fire
Company; Also to those Of the Perseverance, Frank
lin, Union, and Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Com-
panies; also to my esteemed neighbors and other
citizens, who 80 promptly and kindly aided in sub
DUNG the fire which destroyed my stable and car
time the destruction of my residence and store
may 7-lt@ JNO. GEO. ADAMS
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST sEssIoS.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1866.

After our report closed yesterday
The remainder Of the day was spent in debating
the various amendments to the River and Harbor
bill.
In this debate Hon. Messrs. CAss, STUART, BELL
Of Tennessee, HUNTER PuGH, BaowN, WELLER,
BUTLER, CRIrrENDEs, and others took part, till the
hour Of adjournment.
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PHILADKLPHrA ELEcrIos.--The returns from
most of the wards on the Mayors vote have been
received, showing that Mr.. Vaux, the Democratic
candidate, is elected by large majority. The
msjorities are as follows:
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THE AMERICAN HALL on Seventh

IL street. adjoining Odd Fellows Hall, will be
open every Monday night until the first Monday in
June next. Distinguished speakers will be in at
tendance on each evening. Friends and opponents
of the American cause are invited to attend
On Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
evenings, the Hall will be open for the different
Councils and it is earnestly hoped that every mem
Der Of the American party will be present.
Rally, Rally Americans and prepare for the bat
tie to demolish Sag Nichtism in the metropolis Of
the "land of the free and home of the bravel"
tB Members of Congress favorable to the Ameri-
can cause are earnestly requested to favor US with
their presence. ap 3O-dtd
tBPnbiic SchOOls.--The usual monthly meet
ing of the Trustees of Public Schools will be held
on Wednesday evening, at o'clock, p. NJ, at the
City Hall. G. j. ABBOT,
may 6--2t Secretary.
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tB Ii is related Of st. Anthony, TINT q
voice came to him in the wilderness saying, There
cobbler in Alexandria better than thou" saint found
the cobbler who said his only merit that duly per-
formed his promises. Durnos Catarrh Snuff does this
mayT
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Mr.. Hayen,s Letter.

The following letter, addressed by the Hon. Mr..
Haven, of New York, to friend ia Massachusetts,,
was published in the Boston Evening Traveller Of
Monday, as announced under the telegraphic head
In yesterdays Organ.
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nia, that he anticipated the election Of vsux by
5000 majority, and for this reason: the RepubI-
cans had ticket in the field, and were determined
TO vote it for the purpose of defeating the Amer-
can party, and thus compelling it to abandon Mr..
Fillmore. This is undoubtedly true. And when
the full returns Of the Republican vote have been
received, We shall be able TO ascertain precisely
the strength of that party in Philadelphia point
heretofore involved in not Little obscarity.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.

The following are the drawn numbers Of the Pa
apsco Institute Lottery, Class No. 1876, drawn May
s, 1856 st
28 % "a 80 SO Sc ID 81 o II
The following are the drawn numbers OF the Bel
Air Lottery, Glass No. 22, drawn May 8, 1856;
60 80 SO so 55 80 80 AZ SO IA 78 rs 10 64
r. FRANCE a co.
ID. H. McPHAIL, Commissioner, may T.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TUyHE subscriber offers (for a few days.
u his whole stock of fine Watches rich {~&
Gold Jewelry, solid Silver Ware, &C., at much IA
lower rates than goods of like good quality e2nsA
have ever been sold for in this city, therefore, all
who wish to secure great bargains would do well to
call Immediately, the remainder Of his stock viii
be removed shortly to the store formerly occupied by
the late Mr. Keyworth, No. 33s, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., where the undersigned would be pleased to see
all his old friends and customers, and as many new
ones as may please TO give him call
III o. HOOD,
may 7-dtf 41S Pennsylvania avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H William A. Bachelors Hair Dye
Gray, red rusty hair dyed instantly beautiful and
natural brown black without the injury hair or
skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas awarded 10 VIII
liam A. Bachelor since 1889, and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair Of his patrons Of his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair aud whskers
Just. would be against covering bald head with wig.
William A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces q color
be distinguished from nature and Is warranted not TO In
jure In the least however long 1T may be continued
Made, sold, applied Gin nine private room at the Wig
Factory, 238, Broadway, New York. 81
Sold In all cities and United States by Drug
sists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the and address upon steel plate
engraving four sides OF each bottle, OF
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR,
23o, Broadway, New York.
The genuine for sale by Charles stott and applied by
J. II. Gibbs. willard's Hotel. p7-eod
~ Invalid, have you tried Ho0fand's
German Bitterss If not, read the following
LANCASTER, April 80, 1850.
RrsPEcrED SIR have been for series Of years afflicted
with dyspepsia, inactivity Of the liver debility
My mental powers have been reduced render
quite unfit for the transaction Of any kind OF business.
After consulting eminent ply scians, and using their
prescriptions and after usug the popular
the day. supposed to be applicable my case, always
failed to have permanent relief friend, with much per-
suason induced me to try bottle Of your celebrated
ters have used bottle and this day the
second. can, with cheerulness happily
improved My appetite and spirits astonshingly
improved, and begin to feel though had grown (sud
denly) ten younger and really almost prepared
say that consider myself calculated for any
ness while, days ago, would have undertaken
to square the circle as to have after pied ii.
Yours, respectfully, A. B. KAUFMAN.
To Dr. G. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia.
See advertisement. may Tim
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Fatal DUEL IN SoUrH CARoLsA.-The Will
mington Herald states that hostile meeting had
taken place, near Fair Bluff, S. O., between DR..
Wm.C. Vikings and Jos. II. Flanner Esq, both
young men and citizens of Wilmington, N. G. !;
and that on the third FIRE, the former received the
ball Of his antagonist through the lungs, and, in
very few minutes, expired. The difficulty grew
out Of speech made by Mr.. Vikings, on We'd
nesday evening last, at the Democratic meeting at
the Courthouse. They fought with pistols at ten
paces-Mr. Willkngs being the challenger.
FoURrH WARD IN TIE FIELD.--The Americans
of the Fourth Ward renominated M. Pepper for
Alderman, and Messrs. Clements, Ball and Mexican
for the Common Council.
Mr.. Pepper is a trump, and will command an
overwhelming vote. The American candidates for
the lower board are also good men and true, and
will be reelected to the seats which they now fill
with credit to themselves and advantage to the
cty
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rss-The oung American Club take pleas
sure in announcing to their friends and the public
that they will give Cotillon Party ON the 9th Of
May, which will be the most brilliant of the season,
at Auacostia Hall n.
Tickets, so cents each, can be obtained of any of
the members of the Club. may SIT
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pFtFaedto ill orders for ever, rserptinn 81
4a' nlnea Cotton Wooiand Moss-ou The most accorno
At tie Auction Store of ''' "'u 'e"'e o'u'''
cots
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- & Hhi~. N;rn Flour Tor saie. f,otn shc
- W ntp.t Apply LEE a JOHNSON.
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fn'4 GzaE EADIEs-s YER, large sIoch of
I"lAiN, French Wor', ami variety white aoads at
very 'HW faies, Tor saic Icy y. GlGGE&II!IMER
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4 LOVER SEED, SCGAB s.


genuine tt,4bria warn autfI piIrc md ,i, - g..
n ~ ,' 'aNolt'e hfahi 4 : also different brands
f5.',. l. Iil}l Il SAUNDERS.
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,rNpnnns-,.soo sa.h- wer.hlns1on ,,a..

shall and A-'ta4 salt 7h baFs NJ l-fu
10 Ksss taa8 and ANtsu N 800 i }, atH,.
rAnned Sole t..atsa -1o Bags Rio and IasHsrt M aH'
Package ta1-. fad CHARMED Sugar t' i'm. Atlf.aa
tine Candz u H. prime Loaf Lart lAds s.r aHi o.
Hhds tiuf.hnsg Bacon. 80 haF.li A.t.ff.H Hd
smptat ppe Brandy viii good as.. asut H. 1
MolAsses. Ieas Wine. and bfandl,s isr sal, NF
PEBBLES a WHITE.
Grocer. & Commission Merchant. 81 60 % -.
Near = Side Depot iftershufF. IA
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90 90. -4.,..5sastts' t1Kt.1NIN n Z FNNbSNFFI
1t23 Gss .s,j5~--srsss AII.EOAD#-On Thursday IL
I9ii.Uf June the Passenger Tram viii
commence running 10 Salt Works lrmth Junction
t1,... - III T. H. Gill. Con Supt
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u,Ro,IsIo>sO> co>sIe>uH>r.

% Hhds prime Shoulders
10 Sides
30 Bhls Lard
- fair
= Kegs prime
AZ Z anYsssed Hams
An on cons yulu en-, and for sale at Nv rates
THOS BRANCH 81.
80 g. a.. pet,fs.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW ARRIVAL. OF Greek, I.aiin A.. -
" glish School Books also Live Learn su'i Hh-
who wsl 10 sreak and write correctly Magdaena eu a
anLor q Hadel Lie OF Gen Morgan, The Prince fin a. ~
# David Hrurgeons he modern WHITFIELD Srrmnrs mus"
Gazette Of Fashions Chamters journal Blaelw1od Nc
zinc y British Review Edinburgh itetI, laus,haI
liallous Monthly. hunts Merchant Magazine AIrs il
Illustrated Nra Monthly, Jt-t I,rrif eli 10 4A'h b
sep Iets NoRSr.o
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"EsTERN SIDES md sEtoUI.BEg&
w IS Hhds for sale by H. { HARDY 4 %
July 3ts p.s-...1


VUI IN RI WATCHER. IA " HEfV
u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS. at -
wholesale and RETAIL in variety and style ~
cash prices, by calling at NONLANs the Ia C.
gle No a. Sycamore street Petersburg Va where eskas
you wal save ~ cent lie has just armed
ibern Manufacturers and Importers with
fashionable of Watches Jeery silver Ware mi
Fancy Goods offered in this Would better
Tor yod to call and examine his aud save
east per eent' as he bays all his Goods can
them at much less than the regular prices ua
OF noons Gu can alao have your Watches
paeu Tue pest manner and short notice get
- 'N 49, 80
Kemember the place, sign of Eagle No 81 Sycamore
s. s .e'srsourgf va THOMAS HOWLAN
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- Ia hand. 80 Tons = No & Peruvian tsm-
81 hiH iar c On as accommodating tyrus horse
ur rtN Nj HOlllNS y @.
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'''' ir sue ON consignment, Maulys Patent Rcap
~ 'ad Mower Ihreing Machines sjnfIe ana hin :! al
Ha5se power. with Straw Carrier ~ ~ 0 o
De anoEe are equal to now manufactured AVID will hr
Want Of such articles wa s'''''''" ""'n '"os' q"
s'' 'N.2l ANDERSON. ADAMS & co
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~ " Gases 7 IA = + Mas Lcoreo
81 JC 4 Go
loa Hall Cases N 7
100 AOG
mos BRANCH SONS
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AxrooI., WOOL. wool McM,Il rn, MI

w mafk1t IIl0f 10 Waahed au8 HHF8-II1 !
JOHN RoNlIII q Ca
Gaueral tamHlastou Merchants
lane 2s.d2m No JIG sycamore ST. Petersburg. Ya.
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iuy Al-ts PETERSBURG. "a
5lonuRGs 10. :, AuONiAruD STEER
aud Planters respectfully called ahov, Invaluable Inn
pound Ter thcr approaching spring planting,
The Manufacture bcgS to assure h friends and patrons that
iSf AND TNn6Hn AEriGit fsr he sa1stantly sa .rad.
sale
This article has been before the community aerc
Rod ofhva during which time ha boon analysed hA
large number OF the most repnied Chemists la different pe
and has been tired hA Farmers ncarN ttry stale
ID the Union with almost unfarynK Perhaps II
the best proofs of IT, value the grsaff increased demand
unprccedene IN tis history Of Artificial f' bze and mot
egnacd ny Peruvian Guano itself which paess,
much advantage m She tact Of the ammonia, volatile
matter in Gnano ia this preparation being chemically Ssd
agent only dissraung Itself progressively Whom uraao
mated with soluble phosphate becomes httcd food plants
I'LL descriptions and by them readily taken mp Il viii be
found quite active Ia inducing ,arv maturity Gnaho.
and much morn durable and terrifying 10 the sa aul los
there large Of super plosaos in market
for the value Of Whieh would not Ike To De responsible
earnestly request all purchasing be careful oDau tho
GENUINE AGucL, which will be b., my a.ereil
ted agents all 81 whom are Of ACKNOWLEDGED respect %
aud 10 them hold mYsef responsible for the good
my super Phosphate All packages viii Ice desnt.y brand
Cd Consumers and dealers vii De enabled to MAKE
nents for taeiraoFpy on as equitable eru withny aseu
MEssRs II G HARDY & co, are my accredited AL
Gle Agents Tor the ey Of Petersburg
agricultural cAe,a,sf ad soie Propr,e5r J,qiaas1 re
aP 1-ol- -------------------
1 0OsE SALT.-I,o00 bushels Lisbon sail,
IA Loose We viii sell at about hall tho cost Of salt
0. anu cheap '''' ''' ''' fh ha hi%ns WHITE
NE hANEsN STORE, GOLD nAND =
-, p Decor baine aud Tea sets Plain W.'e ds.
sssn& B ssf9i stands rltchers Mug Toilet ST. eee
pree1 70 Ia f~F - Sc which NC arc seta, deu
may lots 80. - Syeaoo1 ~. u, .. 4 : ltF
ss"n1e ~ ,1 Iieor'es W" keep csnstunr, IA
1t the lowest rate---hsTe now - '' '''i'." o. sflmc
. Wallis Co.
80 di,onano
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u IIl--l n|I#lND SIlfAW HAIE n rE11UIII -
$3.50 IN frIt Hat ai rl at dea sic saadns II ff sol
af and - taeutssai alt rsHa Also assHHsi FHHIt}
at tbifs straw iisfs. IaHes ami pta4H.
b r. . rHIt# l. !. ARMS Al
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y o. superior paaly, another suppy in re'e''l u 40
by II Z HARDY ~ CO,
IDLY AI-ls reteI.hnrg. Va
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"' t'tie OF Italian Marble Slams suitable for CoIilr
sau want seluy t'ug ittc call ard look at Jh.ln II
! GApDESS'
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ApoTHECARIEs. ct

splRE WsNs- AsD LfaI ga t.. tlI Pert.
MaHrlf, anH @#.I. s. ats la#HEif s#HfI.i
nai use Also I-f tl#sHs .u f=zrs4 sud ffu..ss
Aramat. >thieaAz4 sstasIs fHr afla ~
.sr - joins il - ~. praFz.t
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WA. Il. y {. FISHER opposite the
soy l.ts Norycii House, Lynrlburg Va


az GEEENL is tls day diss lived by mutual consent
Ah H'-aH~ having ellm, against billiard Walton and Dill.
az 'fa"hi,r W pr,nt them to Z G treenlac for pay
isf aht Hlasr indebted TO billiard Walton ami Billiard l.
HiN'' VIII make payment to T.. q. Grccuoc alone
hor@'d to settle and ceiye the The name Of firms
ohy to he used IN settlement ofthe debts T. Greenee
anu il" one 'Isc W. $. nIII.ARD.
may I"A.a L. G.. GREENIEE.
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= No. " ''''' Good. We Invite o,.,
VII . ne,r. .4 1s I' @ 'tlte onr to, :, New GooT.
trt# .Itfi5 l.eie Ald 81. ,rVmpaie witt any 81 -
4 SrlGIfR CO
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II## H.4 Wiz i..i stfH ls and Ia#t. .4eHs de-.
sHHat.a 5 a..t# Ed h.f.#sI. ai Iaff pp.asus
rIHoIUEE a NHIIIuEAb
#arU BHuaFrI-. Bs4U ~HIa#.f..
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a.. s,cAnomE, Now mud ser.,.r,.-

~ Rfowa Add Palm all good aud highly approved fI at
= Factory Price. by II { HARDY IS %
jaiN 3lt rti.r.a# ~
San Andreas independent., 1856-10-11

The USE OF RAIN.-Every inch of
rain that falls ON roof yields two barrels
to every space ten feet square; and sew
enty-two barrels are yielded by the annual
rain in this climate on similar surface
A barn thirty or forty feet yields annually
6S4 barrels. This is enough for more
than two barrels day for every day in
the year. Many of our landlords have,
however, at least five times the amount of
roofing on their dwellings and other build
ings, yielding annually more than four
thousand barrels of rain water-twelve
barrels, or about one hundred and fifty
ordinary pailsfull daily.