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WATERING PLACES,
nED .uI.rsluM srmI

IL This handsomely improved Watering Place will be open
reception Of vatos the 18th day OF june next II
pa Of The beautiful county of Roanoke Tho ronp'ke
road leading Salem by the OF Nowfeso to the Sweet
Springs and within days Journey from Richmond or 'oefs
burg. =, =,
reach Salem from Rrhmond, AT a cinek. " NJ and VIII be
Immediately taken In Kent summorsone splendid daily line
ot Stage toacbea the Roanoke Red sulphur to nesD
where They VIII arrive before supper and nd every eoio
cmpt the weary oer polong his stay but II
they efo, 10 do they leave Ia the same line Tue next
morning dino nj the Sweet SPRING. and reach the ureenhte
White sulphur before night, thus making an ENTIRELY
DAY TRAVEL OF days nom Richmond or fc,orsbnrs
10 the white Sulphur
In returning tho sprlnga passengers will be brought
FROM the White sulphur To tho Roanoke Ret sulphur the hra
lay aud after taking breakfast there faarh the Railroad NJ
Salon IN time the train asfo reach Richmond
or Petersburg the sanin day
No expense trouble viii be spared TO make this hs agree
bile Watering Place Ia virginia Although, but new
candidate popular the propretola haier themselves
that IL destined take hieh pouon aswc'l for Its cura
tive qualities for the htyle OF s accommodations Mr Nhhs
wul known st ratio caterer ur the public AMI
Tor all the "details public cs,abliahnonf
has boon uro together ith his wa as manager Under
their ysto bc sure of cordial welcome
and the baat treatment,
Tho Hotel, which contains 20 rooms including spacious
Hall Room aud all the other improvements hnh becn croti
the approved models Of asta and furnish
Ing accommodation for $50 visitors The present soaon which
VIII he Increased txtent that
superb BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for iho eos
and In all respee VIII be the eonaan aud earnont of
tort of the pioproors to render hor sHors comfortable ai
happy
Tho Of the R,nnoke Red sulphur has not been FULLY
ananed but the remarkable benefit derodiom Ia use, by
persons suffering from pulmonary complaints, hsnne the be
o that athsI valuable medicinal qualities VIII ho
found have that which han given 10 ihe Rcd sulphur OF
Monroe m celebrity viz reducing tho pulse and acting "a
tonic the time II bas also proved highly benoiea
To pcaens suffering om DyHpepa and otor usoahea oi e
sonrh could bo shown by many deemed
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TERMS.

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snnu in advance No paper will be discontinued.
cent at option the proproor, until all shall
have been paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for so cents square
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unless ordered weekly and then 80 cts
per win be for each insertion II the number
assertions be marked on the Ms II VIII De pnbshed IN or
dered out and charged accordingly -
THE YEARLY RATES ARE;
For square, daily
two
For one do semiweekly. ly..................'.'... 20
Fort do do ~
intended Tor both papers subject to sPe
cla contract a..
~ Annual adv ertisers viii be limited their immediate
charged at transicn, rates
~ All advertisements appear In the daily and tri-
weekly papers.
M Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
teably for the excess.
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vuNO susPPEUs OF TOBACCO WEST,
u VIA BALTIMORE. Mp.--The undersigned, Forward
lug Merchants aud Agents of tha rcnnay ayvsnia Rarosd M
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
no ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
and from their acquaintance with tho trade having been for
the consgpees of large part Of the Tobacco
Ing West through Baltimore ihoy hacr themselves that they
can give satisfaction to shippers. as
Freight as low m by any other line ~ .
Consgnmcns from the West solicited and pnnctualy
attended TO. MAGRAW X koONS,
40, North street, Baltimore
Refer TO Jacob ifead Co. J. Brandt ~ BALTIMORE p l..
Dudley, w. n Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt a Preston, Mlcr
Crenshaw, Iynchbarg Crcushaw &Co. Richmond
m atdly :
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

(tUANO.-We have ON hand 400 tons of the Emiys
~ OF Guano that Imported last ~lnter SO iaf as
we have heard pm the pnchasors has given entire saus
heton, equal With Peruvian Passengers by the Genital
Railroad Of Its good effects by noticing Straw
orry hl as they pass through the farms ID. W. Hawaii
Esq Garrett Esq, D. Anderson, 1f were some OF the
uprchasers oft For sale hs
EDMOND, DAVENPORT n co,
" afts, kirhmond
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iaeton equal with Peruvian Passengers by Central
herry lii they pass through tho farms D. W ilaxa
fsqq Garrett Esq, D. Anderson, Jr, some of the
''''s,'''' - = EDMOND, DAVENPORT sco,,
~ edis. Rrhmond,
EuANO, ,GuANO.-Haylns made arrangements with
NJ The Peruvian Agents 10 supplies of GuANo on the
@ & we are nsW spasSd @ m @
We shall sell direct from the agents
and all who purchase from US may rely ON getting oENulN
with the that viii always furnish them with the
best article and on tn" most favorable terms w co
feb lits North side Of the basn Rc'mond, Va
ININEGUNPOwDER TEA.--5a h",f chests .,
hnn GuNrownfR rfA, of our own importation per ships
lndaman and foetwug This Invoice Of Ccas equal o any
imported into America, peren Ia OF the celebrated
june ists y - :" EDMOND DAVENPORT & co.
TOO. .OOO FEET sEAsoNED 'Ncn
n. II, wnITLoCK N SON,
ISomWAnDING 4 COMMISSION Rtsu-
aa sS subscriber nsyn & ag""%"sa ION n"S the G,y
to @ the s"ig GS ", aSn coanissioS nusSTss
Ills location enables him ard goods produce
very little expense than the customary draysgo and
aud being whaves by tie Of Tarpan
"r Without np slightest Is load and "nIoSdcG u"
'e shed This viii always Insure prompt shipment ,,.
yrrodoco sold and goods purchased consignment,
may 2os A. l..
GLOVER sEED.-pRIME NEW CLOVER SEED
~ for sale on the best terms CNbNSHAW q CO.
feb 29ts North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va,
4 T.. RONsTEK, BKOTnEN n 60, Rich
fAs MOND, VA, prepared to make liberal advances
runsignmcnis OF MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TonAcCo and
produce generally the address Of their friends MorHs
Brummel & Roysers, No, ~ Water street, Now Nnrk,
Shipments To Mcsss Brummol n Roystors, through our
| house, will bo iora arded free Of charge.
A. l.. ROYSTEH,
J. u. ROYSrEK,
jan % dts JOSEPH BRNMMEL.
NOTlCE TO MERCHANTS, EARMEMs a
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY II would most
respectfully call the attention OF Merchants Farmers
tyng country visiting Richn, nd
Nny large aud general assortmento boots, EN3D IN
Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags Nalsrs, kSsYsJJyyN
II sc, as my stock has been selected hyC0lAlI l
-p"' myself with great care, suitable for the
Virginia trade aud large portion of Goods having bee
purchased cash Halter that can hold out as Froa
Inducements Merchants and Farmers and all In want as
other North South, either by the package
dozpn; which call the attention of all In want MS they
win find them prices n To please by calling
A, W. G. IlliL, Manufacturer and
Dealer in Boots Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags
Valisos Sc, wholesale aud retail, No, l21
Main street. 1tiulnond Va
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GEORGE W. SHANks,
A. Hupp,
GREEN II. HOARD,
WILLIAM WALTON,

TN stopped June idse,a
ulEDEORD ALUM MsPU1NGa.-Thcsc ceIsr
batcd Springs situated II miles WoRt OF Lynchbnrg,
miles South OF tho Forest Depot wher. regular
vcysnee VIII he aud from the Sprngs daily after the .on
OF June
Below append tho opinion Of the following practlainF
ply scans AT The suggestion Of the Proprietor oi the he'd
ford Sprnsa have hesitation In saying that
from the Annyae from experience and what
heard why the udord Alan Water should
not equally certain disaaaea under
equal With any other known Alum Wacf In
the State.
Wl siopioe, NJ d. jno r. stoptue, NJ bs A. J. Clark NJ
H., Ro r. Page, NJ ia H. C. Stoptoo NJ d. Morton Speeee
%, Richard A Sale, NJ u, Jno w. Sale. NJ ID, Ro u
Shackriord, NJ ID, Henry Lutham, NJ, d. WIN s. Morris NJ
H.. Jno II rstcson, NJ. %, T. II Gimer, D. rhomns A
Nclson NJ. ID u d. BhHs NJ u,
T. EcllDLS, Proprietor,
~ The Water aud Mass kept by tas II Wllann, and
j II. Thompson Co, LypehbnrH Va LaIiey RobinHon
Richmond llnne II e2tnw &dainoH
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NEW. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
~ JENNINGS WHEELER a co, a. Chambers Street.
opposite the Park offer AT wholesale nn immense Stock Of
ht ! Prices L1p CAL and See lnne II dhnoa
vl,uE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
Manufacturers and Dealers In duNPowDElt having
prices correspond with the reduced 81 OF
sapeirc continue offer their wolknown brands OF Flee
,r,e India" hs and hsn'ee@X m ns a n IN eee @
full assortment Of quolee and kinds required by the trade
guarantee to give entire satisfaction.
The standard Of their POWDER, which has enjoyed tho
highest reputation for more than twenty tive yrns WI be
sale by the principal dealers, aud also at the office Of
the Company, No ~ Wall co Wn,er srar New & fore .
A. Z DOUGLASS, secrs,
may - dom Is NJ p u col
4 sion MERCHANTS, No an rnoSr str el New Yort
10 Liberal advances on consignment. . 49,. c.,, H.,
friends this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
api 23dy RoBr NJ ADAMS.
S,sNGEx,s sEWsNE uAtulNEs.-An per-
- sons wi desire full and reablc Information
speeng singers Sewing MachnestleIr price, capabilities.
Sizes improvements method of working means Of procuring
Office No roadway New York by letter In for
IN SINGERS GAZETTE. This papers devoted entirely
the Sewing Machine interest Copies VIII be supplied
gratis to all Interested
has induced several fraudulent Limitations Of em besides nu
Of our patents-o which We own sly
Suits for the nfneemens Of our patents have recently
been decided IN our favor o. = Circuit Court OF how
New Jey. In these suits the great principle ot
bV gieinR prfssnrt which Ia used In all Sewing Machines
- has been fully established. Thc Wheeler Wilson, and
the Grover Baker Sewing Machines as aege each ~.
fringe three distinct patents owned by MS We hhvr SUITS
them in several Of The u S Courts which VIII soon
be- tried hereby cnution the public not 10 buy any IN
rnRinq Machines they compelled by law to stop
using thenl and TO pay cost and damages
f Local Agents will be wanting 10 make sales oi ohr I'm
machines To persona properly qualified Tor
tho business opportunity for prohtabe ana ponh
employment Is offered. -
New aud m,oy machines exchanged on liberal terms Tor
old machines Of every kind NJ SlNdbh a. W
Principal Office, 1928 Broadway, New YORK.
mi % d3m lsmp. = col
lt0.PAKTNEkSkHIPN NO11GE.--lhc UNDER
signed have day formed partnership In the city
of New ork under the firm Of BRuMMEL & EOYSTERs,
for purpose hnsacng Commission business Tor the
Of MANU- ACTURED aud LEAF ToBAccoCoTfok FLOUR
GRAIN produce generally Location, 93 Water street
Having ample are prepared to make hberhl hn
conegens and produce consigned to ns Tor safe
York Shipments through Messrs A. H. Roysier Bro
Co Richmond Va Will be forw arded FREQ of charge
JOSEPH BRIMMEL of Richmond
A. l.. ROYSTER, of New York.
J. b. ROYSTER, Of Richmond
NEw YORK January !, le56. lJnn 21dom
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DAsTRY sIABs.-Just received q tot Of Msr. lsi'.
nno., =. GADDESS' a4
;uy AIS Ivnchhurg Marble Works
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PHILADELPHIA.
AYEn's PILLS. F.r ALI the

n-s AYEU'a PlLLa, Yer all the
Il ! i !
y ENx PURPOSES OF FAMILY PLY.
V60LSa ~ SiC.--rhefe has long existed q public
V161wY demand for an effective Purgaiiye Phi
which could bo relied sure aud
perectly sais In Its operation. This has
been prepared TO meet that a amand, and
ry~- nm extensive trial ofs virtues has
f(f~uErE EluA eusiv ely shown with what II
saA.......s coinplishos the purpose designed 1t Ia
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
%SO.OOO MoMT.s Of Read, M.s

sNsDVsVINVV cLoTHtNo, AT GREATLY REnketp
made expressly warranted second to none
la the United States In point of workmanship and hnish
tentonen visiting Petersburg would do well TO give me
call fthey wish superior clothing NV assortment OF Cot
Uassicros aud Vcstngs selected with and
ret them direct from the Importers thereby saving the
the jobbrr All orders for goods In the tailoring
department warranted TO ht sale and suits are
made by the best workmen the State. Please call at my
Merchant Tailoring aud Ready Made Clothing House. AZ
sycamore street. Petersburg, THoS. W. RolSToN.
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xyOU CANE BCX WATCHES, JE VERY,
y SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at r.
wholesale and retail every variety and STYLE at low "a
cash prices by calling at N0WLANS, sigh OF the Ea- Xa.
ple No a. Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va, where
You will per lie has just armed from the Nor
heru and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable of Watches JoNeiry Silver Ware and
Fancy Goods this State Wouldit not be better
far vo TO call his magnificent Stock and save at
30 per buys all his Goods foi cash and can sell
them at regular prices for the same quality
,f goods on Watches and Jewery re-
paired in and at short notice and always get
ie and fashionable Goods in exchange your
money -, -, y, e...
s,rest petersburg va THOMAS NOWLAN.
sep 5ts
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N,yE SILVER PLATED g o ID s. w

would respectfully call the notice OF the public to very
fine silver plated goods which have just
eyed consisting fine plated Tea Sespain and chaste
with without ur Table Casors Of entirely new styles
with glass bottles; and Cake Baskets; Srup Jugs
and Plaes Sugar Bowls Cream pots Salad, Pickle and Oil
Stands Table and Chamber Candlescks, Forks Spoons
Pitchers aud Goble Communion Butter and Pickle
Knives Coolers &c. &c All Of these articles Of
very best silver plate pure metal from one Of the first
manufactures III the country. j. d. GREGORY Il CO. =
may Q.ts = . Us 4
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uAassOI - IBON.-Gbe nrm of Nouan a Wal
dron this day dissolved by mutual consent Tho name
of the VIII be used by either partner In eeaing The bu
shesa All perHous having claims againai them VIII please
prearn them for payment persona indebted TO tho
will please forw ard aud settle Their ohcc VIII be
kept at the old stand, occupied by Mr. L. L. cohae
A W. CONANT,
WM A. WALDRON.
I.ynohburg, July a. 1856
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

DIR. ROBERT EARLY, Dentist,
M has removed his office door above his resi-
Nu1YYYy ysidenec. on MAIN ST., and one square above
DibrctiS Hotel. ian ldis
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AyEW GOO Ds AGAIN July, 1S56.-Palm.
~ leaf Fans, Splendid lot Lawns, New StylesD jnghams,
Cacoes Irish Linens &C. just received and for sale cheap
for cash by JNO. J. PURvTs Agt
i.,I,r Ia.
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ANONU UMENT8.-A mae asseremens - Asr ~ 4
Nl Marble Monuments hand and for sale A. ,ae Seen
burg Marble Works =. oADN'S'
/ July Sis
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NTOTICE.-Havine purchased Of Wcssrs Go
and Waldfon all their Machinery Stock Tools &r
and takon The stand formerly occupied by them am nli)
prepared the shortest notice IRON and Noot
Tobacco Mouda Fancy Boxes of every descrp
ton IN short nil kinds Of work formerly done by them
have employed the worlmon formerly with Mesrs Gonnni
Waldfon aud confident that viii be able 10 please sl
who may favor with their patronage Orders oai resett
fully solicited bEGAR H. GoffEEH
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NuEXuCAN GuANO.-Dry and ia fine order, +,
lNn so tons IA and "A A. brands being shipped to rs
bA the importer For sale, to arrivo, by -
IL Z, HARDY & CO,
fe alNcts First door above Powers Ioel Polcrsbnrg
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HUIY lstIS50.--Our bills due the 1st Of July
arc now In readiness We are collect during
the present month"; before going North to lay in our FAN
Stoc all and respectfully request our friends
both in country who owing us balances to come
forward with accustomed pronpttude aud settle
iulv 3ts BURROUGHS SHAFER. s.
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Rev. Mr.. Kinks, brother of Mr. Kinks recar.,
Of Nova Scotia, but now governor of Barhsdoa.s
IS to be appointed Bishop of Toronto
Mayor Woods visitors on New Years Dav nav.
took during the two hours reception, of one hun.
dred bushels of cakes, and one hundred and sixtv
gallons of lemonade.
to regiment of heavy dragoonsi Because they
are splendid fellows for charging.
A schoolmaster down South has been arrested
and held to bail for teaching young lady in vul
gar fractions.
Why is pretty girl like steamboat Because
che always has swell after her
The man who was ''bent on matrimony" has
Strengthened up
d. Arcy Magee has had notice of an action for
libel served on him by the editor of the New York
Citizen.
Hon Edward Curtis. formerly collector at New
York, and a friend of Daniel Webster, is now an
inmate of lunatic asylum ct Flatbush, Long
Island.
Aessrs Brown. of Ohio have contracted to finish
100 miles Of the Texas Western Railroad, by the
2oth August next
The Lexington CHa) Star ia ont In favor of r..
ID. 7, Hunter for President.
Geo Roberts, Esq, proprietor of the Boston
Tines, has sold that Journal
Raw Peter Fredet, a Catholic Priest, Of Balti.
moro, died on the LIST inst He was the author of
Two ancient and modern histories
Judge Wells, Dem, was, on Friday last elected
Governor Of Maine by the Legislature Of that
State.
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.WAsuISoros, Saturday night, Jan 5.

wAsHISaTos, Saturday night jan D
The suggestion Imade in my last-that the three
parties should by . joint committee, arrange
programme of organization, by division OF the
Offices of the House was today somewhat
vaguely to be ssre, reduced to motion oy Mr.
Broom, of Pa a man of national senAments The
House is not yet ready for such measure but after
afnrther seige Of founderingit wi IN All probaoh-
ity have to come 20 it--all the sooner, however
when the iniunetions Of the people shall have been
laid upon them.
Mr. Etheridge as bright and gallant a represen
tatiye as Tennessee has ever owned was to-day
most earnest and eloquent in his endeavor TO bring
toward by resolution, Mr.. Millsou, of Virginia, as
a candidate for the Speakership. Mr.. Nilsson per
sistentiy declined, to the great regret OF men OF
all parties among the lookers-on at least VINO: IA
common with all who observed his course curing
the late Congress, regard him as WISE Piaaehi'
courageous aud patriotic man.
Mr. Dunn. of Indiana, Freesoiier or Republ'
can made out of an old style Wing, VINO does not
and never win vote for Mr.. Banks, made strong
effort yesterday to bring before the House by reso-
luton Mr.. Letter, member o. IL. Ihe same stamp
the members and no impression has been made in
bis favor. but Mr. Dunn, who has thus far been
frequent Speaker, has already made his mark.
and II Is that of good debater-keen, clear, able
intelligent and almost vindictively severe. He is
perhaps forty-one or two years old tall. lean as
Csssius, of light complexion, natural manner, not
remarkable voice. great quckness of apprehen
sion and expression. and fair degree of ostenta-
ton with respect to his book requirements. 1
thus sketch, because he is spoken of by the
brightest man of the House. The brightest man
of the last House CIR. Cutting, Of New York; did
10. shine after his encounter with Mr.. Brecken-
ridge, which was at very early period of the first
session.
The annual meeting of the American Colonial
ton Society will take place the 18th of the
present month The latter is expected TO be one
ri special interest Mr. j. II. b. Latrobe, the Presi
dent viii preside, aud the address will be by our
late distinguished Minister Resident at CONSTANT
nople, Hon George p. Marsh. A. b. G.
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THE CASE OF Mr.. BATEs.-The London Chro-
nice states that Mr. Bates late of the firm of Sra.
ham, Paul IL Co.. the convicted bankers, has separa-
ted his interests from that of his former partners
and addressed petition to the Queen. He states
that he never was really a partner in the firm,
that he was not initiated into its secrets, and had
no authoritative voice in the conduct of its affairs
but from the nature of his relation to Strahan and
Paul. had simply to do as he was bid. When he
became partner Che was previously clerk il
was the distinct understanding that his promotion
was not to confer upon him any privilege beyond
an increase of salary, and of being announced tc
the world as partner
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The Secretary of the Treasury, Hon. Mr. Guth-
RE, in his annual report, it is said bears hard on
the State banks, especially those issuing small
notes, intmating that they tend to universal bank.
ruptcy. He foreshadow an excise by Congress on
the issue of such notes. so high as TO insure their
suppression. He proposes an uniform impost of
twenty-five or thirty per cent. on iron steel, and
their manufactures, sugars, wines and all fabrics of
cotton, wool. silk, wool fax or hemp except cheap
coarse woolens. He proposes that wool and all
raw materials for American manufacture shall be
admitted free All other articles than those here.
tofore instanced he would have charged one uni
form rate of fifteen or twenty per cent. These he
considers would favor the further Development of
our home manufactures.
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To EXTRACT GREASE FROM CLoTH-The fol-
lowing is infallible To sixteen ounces of rectied
spirits of wine add ten grains of carbonate of not
ash, (pure,l half an ounce of essential oil of Ber.
gamot, and one ounce of sulphurie ether; mix and
keep in giass-stoppered bottle. Apply with a
piece ofsponge, soaking the cloth thoroughly when
the grease is not recent The mixture emits ne
cuiary fragrant odor and being fluid soap, chem.
ically composed, will be found perfect solvent of
oily matter '1' Vi
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BLEEDING DEVILS To DEATH.-The Lockpolt
q. " Journal relates that a respectable farmer
in that vicinity recently became SO insane on the
subject of spirituasm that bis friends were about
10 send him as hopeless maniac to the lunatic
asylum One of his decisions was that he was
possessed of many devils" A physician assured
him that the only way to get rid of them was to
bleed them to death-a process which the patient
stoutly resisted, but the doctor succeeded and as
the blood oozed out, the demented farmer gradual
ly became convinced by the doctors logic that the
devils were thoroughly bled to death and it is said
that he is in fair way of recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-09

AZ, a,
We have had the largest snow storm in this vi
cinity that has been known for several years
1t commenced showing about half past 2 O'Clock
on the morning of the 5th instant and continued
without ceasing until II O'Clock at night, when the
ground covered to the depth of fifteen inches,
The mail train from Richmond passed here about
three o'clock yesterday. Capt. Tredway, the con-
ductor of the train deserves great credit for his
energy in bringing the mail and passengers through
safely. Respectfully, yours, q. A. w.