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COURT MARTIAL IN SIMPHERoPoL.-A cour,
martial was held at Simpheropol on the 2ath Janu
ary on DR. Stoddard, an American surgeon, in
the Russian service, charged with assaulting DR..
Bender, German surgeon, for interfering with
his duties In his ward. On one occasion DR.. s.
had slapped him in the face and Oh another knock.
ed him down Dr. Stoddard was dismissed from
the service. Under the command of Gortschakof
he was subsequently reinstated, but died a short
time After s-t.. zsA
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CIRCUS AFFRAY.-The Port diDs0n Herald
lasrn. that one of the attaches of the Crescent
CITY Circus killed q man near Galatin, Miss, a
few days since, and that most OF the company
were arrested in order to ascertain who committed
the murder esaw 8s8 " He7i t.s@
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1 WAR VESSELS AT PENsAcoLA-The y. g. fri
gate Potomac, sloops-ofwar Cyane and Saratoga
and steamship Fulton, were as Pensacola on Fn
dsv week. rho Saratoga had been ashore in the
Rahama Channel, and was to be discharged that
the damage done to her might be ascertained and
repaired. = : =.,-s.@ ...st
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LIBERAL EQBUEsr.-Jonathan Colt, who re-
Gently died in New London, CT, left $4,000 to
the various churches and charitable institutions OF
that place, in sums varying from $3.50 to Sl0,ooo.
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IvoRY.-But few ladies, as they twiri their fans,
or run their fingers the keys Of the piano are
aware of the manner in which this material is pro
cured the quantities of 1t which are annually sold.
and the number of noble animals slain yearly To-.
the purpose of supplying the constantly creasng
manufacturer estimates that the annual consump-
ton of ivory in the town of Sheffield slone Is
about 100 tons. equal in value to &300Oo, and re-
quiring the labor of 500 persons to work 1t up for
trade The number of tusks to make this amount
of ivory is 0OO and according to this the number
of elephants slaughtered every year for the supply
of the Sheffield market is Q, 500. But, supposing
some tusks to be east, and some animals to have
died q natural death, it may fairly be estimated
that ls 900 are killed for the purpose. +
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Queen Victoria held levee at St James Palace
ON the afternoon of the Goth utmo at which the fol-
lowing presentations were made of the diplomatic
corps, by the United States Minister Hon John H.
Seibels, American Minister to Belgium: Mr. James G.
Clarke Secretary Legation Of the United States
States Legation at Berlin
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YOUR OWN FAULT.-If you will suffer
l. from q protracted cough when relief may be so
easily obtained. RICHARDSON'S WILD CHER
RY AND BLOODROOT CANDY is one of the most
reliable of ali preparations offered for curing Throat
and Lung Complaints, Asthmas, &c 1t loosens,
soothes and heals all irritation Inflammation and
imparts healthy action to the lungs. 81
For sale by Druggists John w Pollard, 18th street;
L. B. Thomas, Brood street; and 'H.'' sa
J.J. RICHARDSON'S
| Confectionery and Variety StoEe.
NH Slim Columbian Hotel Building.
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- mr.. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
gentlemens department; Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL, do
do Ladies do -. r ..''. .f.s t
The subscriber hsvingin his employment the above
named Cutters who are known to be equal to any in
the State, respectfully announce to the public that
he 10 prepared to have made to order, in the neatest
style, every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boots Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
r.. .es.- .- HENRY w. QUARLES;
fe 10 $3.50 No. Is. Pearl street.
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sOsHkN bUTTEE 80 Ee.s DriIe r.
sAen Butter tusk received and FOR ala
mn ~ s. elzER PHAUP, - Main 4.
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FUNERAL FxPENsEs.-An Irish paper states
that the proprietor of the Roscommon Journal Cd
tanned verdict of eos damages against the pro-
prietor of a rival paper the Roscommon Reporter,
for stating that that journal had died
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prom THE PRESIDING ELDER or
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.

EAOM THE PRESIDING ELDER OF
L MORGANTOWN DISTRICT WESTERN
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.
VIRGINIA, January "a, 1855.
Gentlemen: Having been afflicted with soreness
in my sides and pains on my limbs, with cold in nv
lungs and depression of spirits, for some two or
three months. l: few days sinse took ono dose of
your MeLans's Improved Liver Pills which has ben.
Gifted me very greatly, and the Improved Pills are
much more mild and pleasant in their action than the
old McLane's Pills which I have frequently taken
heretofore, and can with confidence recommend
the Improved Pills to the afflicted aud my friends. as
both mild and curative. GIDEON MARTIN.
MoRGAsTowN. Va, Sept II 1855.
This Is to certify That have examined the Rscipe
for preparing McLanss Improved vermifuge and
Improved Liver Pills BY Dr. l. Scott who has been in
the habit Of preparing and using my original edi.
cines In my ONCE during the last thirteen years and
that believe he has improved them. i make the
above statement the willingly a have no in
terest n them whatever. G. McLANE. M. d.
DR.. McLane's Improved Vermifuge and Improved
Liver Fills and Dr.. l. Scots Celebrated Circasusn
Liniment, for sale ty PURCELL, LADD & co. and
ALEXANDER DUVAL, Richmond s - - : =
NH 5-d&cl2m 4..ss..-. .st Z.
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= PUHCELL, LAUD CO, DruggsN,
no 29-dtsif Agents fer the Proprieto
DROOF POSITIVE FROM LOUISA. )

/ MEssRs. DOVE & Coin the Spring of '55, one of
our negro women, suffered from dreadful sore on
one OF her ancles, the inflammation from il extended
20 the knee and foot though tried the usual rome
dies Il continued to got worse and for six month"; she
could neither work nor walk about. procured bot
was able 70 20 about and 10 now we'll look upon Il
a. excellent for sores, cuts and bruises. -.
Yours, with respect
NH 10 4 OVEKTON II prTTIra
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style, every description OF Ladles and Gentlemen's
''' ~ % '' HENRY Il ST' w ". oUARLEs;
fe1s No. Is. Pearl street
CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, CRAIG County
~ VA.-The proprietors of these Springs, which
have for time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putaon in the counties surrounding them, have been
Induced TO put the water in bsrrss for the sonveni
ence of invalids in other sections a..t.s "a b.
For the present, the price il fixed at q which
barely covers cost of barreling and the carriage.
lts healing virtues are beyond question. The fol.
lowing certificate from Dr.. Carper, leading and we'll
known physician In Botetourt county is selected from
many of equal respectabiiity and force:
II FIEcAsTLE, BoTETounT CO., VA-}
July 18th, 1855
"Craig Alum Springs" to express my opinion of its
medicinal virtues thereby state, that have exsmin
ed the analysis Of the water made BY Prof Boothe Of
requiring tonic alternative action the sys
tenn; and can further state that have known
ms-ksble effected by its In sorofulous afse
lions and diseases of the digestive organs.
Samuel ID. CAMPER, M. ID.
The water has been analysed by Professor Boothe
"a mineral spring of such richness and quality a.
the anay indicates, will prove valuable aid TO the
physician lts position in the healthy mountain re-
gon of Virginia, about equi-dstant from many Of the
sulphur and other well known springs Of the State,
confer gher valae upon the Stipulated Cbalybists
of Craig county. Very respectfully, poo-..p
Eruptive disease, arrangement of the liver, dys-
pepsa, &c., have yieksd to the power of this water.
This very valuable water is for sale in barrels It
very ." p Fsas{ELL IApD /. co, gsss.!:... :
CPRING SJ6--BENNKTT, BEkks q
- FISHER-Wholesale dealers in Drugs. Medi.
cines Paints Oils Dyes. Window GlHss Surgical In
struments, Perfumsry Combs, brashss Fancy AT
Lead, White Zinc Paint Oil, re-, No. l25, Main r.,
Richmond Va, arc now receiving their Spring Sup
pnss and solcit the attention of the Virginia and N
IA lima rada NH
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= Just feceiyea 1y Adams Cos Express, my eur.
.sed y. from the warehouse of Henry q. T,i.isS ~
rhs,aspsi. .ho.s SEED ...ud higher 10 s. pert.
Ensre tney Ee xnown than any seed in the coustry.
Evsry variety Of these Seed rsssd on fsrms vids
SPARED thereby avoiding Ill DANGER Of sSmis.
lure which Y too often the case where isrss es.nt.
s;s ~ .sssd on one small plantation Vssetshiss
IT, Premians BY the Pennsylvanis Horticuitursi ~.
s's.y ios nine successive years For sails oniy hs
- .saa9Js uKyOHN wgPULLAkIj. IS e
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EMPLOYMENT DESlkED.---The under
Il signed, having received a commission as NOTA.
RY PUB Lie tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrico in that capacity
He will attend to taking Dispositions, receiving Ae
Acknowledgements of Deeds, REIMBURSEMENT of Dover.
and perform any other duty pertaining to the highly
responsible office of Notary He proposes also to
draw Deeds Of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds ano
chase and sell Real Estate negotiate Land aud PEN
sion Claims, superntend repairs of and rent out
Houses collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
confded to his management upon reasonable tsrms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
R-Oice on Bank and 18th streets southeast corner
Public Square, few yards South of State Court
House. - ..s -+
p. S.-One of the best Scrveners In Virginia win
give me his assistance. l. A. 9.
NH Its
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THE ADAMs' EXP RE 8 i

cd daE ApA NJ. g Nam :srs.ss tsls
:. Yosk and
ers jamestown and Roanoke, which arrive every
Monday and Friday, are now prepared to bring all
kinds OF Merchandise to Richmond and the southern
cities.
Shippers will please take notice. that all Freight
for Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
Our DAILY INLAND EXPREss, via Fredercks-
burg and Acquia Creek in charge of special messen-
se NH s s...ss ,1A . '' j. MAcDoNoUGH. Agent
NTOTICE TO CITY AND COUNTRY
IN DEALERS, AND LOVERS OF GOOD CIGARS
AND TOBACCO will continue to keep n well r Sc
SNUFF. FANCY ARTICLES, and ali other articles
Of Of old HAVANA and AMERICAN CIGARS, &c,
hatter myself that sell cheaper than any other
house in the city and accommodating terms.
thankful for tho patronage 20 literally bestowed
on nae for the last five years. and solicit continuance
= JAS. A. HARRINGTON, Tobacconist,
fe 20-lm 1874 Main, corner of 10th st
RA RIG A IN s.-AUGUsTUS NIAILEKT
ID has still on hand the following very cheap
Bsrsges and Bsra 20 de LANES at 2ac and H. per yd
Red and yellow Flannel; a. l. per yd Ladies. Vest.
Ginghams at I2ac. per yd White Kid Gloves Alex
auders make IS eta; Swiss Intertings. at 124c per
I'd Plain and Plaid Cassimeres for boys wear; Ken.
lucky jeans Cassinets; Cassimeres; few Tamas and
Cloaks Bleaehed and Brown Domestics; Irish Linens;
and variety of Goods, which am determined TO
close and those in want of sheap Dry Goods viii
please call at Ne. Al Main st. NH 10
a LUM PA TENT FIRE AND BUR-
"A CLAIR PROOF A r e S-Manufactured by
Holiness Valentine Butler, New York, and proved
by the tests to be the best safe in the world
We are agents for the above Safe.
- - ssll ITIsfe2 BRANCH L co.
Ia I9--2m - L.t4S 1874 Cary street
10 RUM1lEL & ROYSTEKS, Commissioa
ID MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
AND LEAF ToBAcco, FLOUR, GRAIN, CoTToF, re-,
No. 95, Water street, New York--Conss nments "
the above address will receive the special attention VI
Mr.. A. L. ROYSTER, the resident partner in New
York Advances on shipments will be negotiated on
liberal terms by A. L. Royster Brother l. Co., Rich
mond, or by Us. Orders for purchases in New YORK
will also receive our attention.
BRUMMEL & REGISTERS,
New York, January, 1885,
t,--t Jos. BRuMMEL,
A. L. RoYsTER, ..,-- 81
Rovsr1p \ Il 1Q---Sm1Aw
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70 X Ell an now In regular receipt of
~ SOFT and HARD COKE--the former q de-
lightful fuel for grates and the latter excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal In
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at the
coke yards of 10th street and Basin bank aud
corner of Byrd and 9Th streets south aide Canal.
NH 8----ts JNO. J. WERTH, AIT.
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INHE subscriber is now receiving his
i Spring supply of Wedding, Killing, Grubbing
and Garden Hoes. Also Spades, Shovels, Forks,
Rakes and Garden Reel and Lines #a
THOMAS HOW, 2l9 Main st.
FOR SALE-20 shares in the Homestead Build
ing Association. fe 26
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RICHlIOND NORMAL MUsIC4I. AGA.
IL DEMY--T. L. GALLEHER Prineinsi NJ NJ

NJ
~ DEMf-T: L. GALLEHER, Principal.--Ths
hrst sessien Of this Institution will coruenee MsrrS
4th 1856 and continue for 10 week. Its object i 3,
snord Systematic and thorough course Of instrue.
non IN every department Of the science Of Mnsic-
Vocal and Instrumental. Tho pupilb 81 This schoo,
VIII be classed according 10 previous anS
line resto!lozion mode Of teaching VIII be pursusd
The Principal viii have charge Of the clssses 10 ths
vocal while In every other department he viii bs
aoed ~ SOME OF the most accomplished teachsrs In
tne clty In the Vocsi department Attention
wiii De even TO the cultivation Of tie voice which
includes Instructions in respiration Quality
Q, tone pronunciation, articulation snunciatien and
style In execution.
TEXAS for the session per scholar, two lessons par
ween vocal class exercises lst and "a glasses adu
=. oN Tor "a and 9Th classes juvenileh same nuher
Of Lessons rs IS lessons the Organ Piano Melo-
aeous harp and Instrumentation, two per week, SSs
lessons On the Violin. Flute. Guitar, De, two psr
yeek, 80 private isssons % The voiess ~ Per lea
Theinstructions to the classes In Vocal Masie win
os given IN the Lecture Room Of the sscosd Prsshy-
terian (Df Hoge's) Church. Z & s ~ -
Further information can Be had By application to
ne Principal 81 his study, on 9Th erect between
Clay and Manhall, or ~ sr1iersnos 10 cirsuiass
OF this city. 9aisss Il 2s--lm
gEHE68 6F0TN6 a.
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NV N DOW HHAD Els: WINDOW
w SHADES lat the low price of 7t cts, worth
81; Landscapes so cts, worth sl.25; Boquetts 50
cts worth 81 50; Vases 81, richly worth IS; Ele-
sold at Table Oil Cloths Bureau and Stand Covers,
different widths and patterns, very cheap also .
very nice assortment Of Dry Goods, Fancy Articles,
Hosiery and Gloves, which will be sold at q great
bargain Call before purchasing elsewhere, at the
chesp store of ~. H. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st.,
Nr t..-Et= hstyuean nd dth
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DICOT,S ARONIATIC WILD CfdE RhH
L BITTERS-A sure and permanent cure for Dys-
pepsa Indigest and all diseases arising from inn
paired state of the stomach. Indigestion is one of
the most distressing diseases that man afct
cd wth for it comes not alone, but accompanied with
a long train of distressing nervous affections. This
preparation 10 of acknowledged efficacy it gives tone
and strength the system, and nvgorstes the appe
tite aud digestive powers. 80
re- Put up in quart bottles at 50 cents, in papers at
64 cts; for sale by u. J. PICOT,
NH 10 . Druaaist,
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COAL AND COKE.

NOTICE. .. Orders for Midlothian Coal
l left with P. J. ARCHER, Shockoe Slip, or o. Ii.
CHALKLEY, on 18th street. will meet with prompt
attention. in 22-dSm
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mo NIANUFACTUkEkS AND CAR
II m ;cLa Mater Pow

nm MANUFACTURERS AND CAPT.
i TALISTS-The Fredericksburg Water Power
Company, incorporated by the Legislature OF Vlrgi-
mia have improved and made ready for manufactur-
ing uses, the entire water power OF the hSppanan'
mock river at Fredericksburg Va.
They ars now prepared to offer for sale, manutac'
turing Sites with water rights appurtsnant conye-
nieny located, easily improved, and upon which Inc
entire power may be operated.
The works of the Company have been constructed
in the most improved and substantial manner, under
the superintendence of the experienced Engineer,
John Chase, of Massachusett The DAM (ef the
same plan with that over the Connecticut at doi-
woke and the Abutments constructed upon q ma
tural rock foundations the Dam, OF IL inch square
timber the abutments of granite laid In courses with
hydraulic cement The Canal is so feet wide, and 60
feet deep which capacity with the available foil OF
sons than 1000 horse power, and ranging up to 1000
horse power
fredericksburg, having population of 5000, situa-
ted 20 miles from Washington City and Richmond,
with Railroad and Steamboat lines established to
both cities, having good Vessel and Steamboat
connection to the Ohio now progressing located In
the of agricultural region inferior in ferti
ity and productions to none in Virginia, with eli.
mate salubrious and uniformly healthy, offers great
inducements to manufacturing in all its apartments.
Large supplies of Wheat and Corn seek its market;
Timber Is abundant at accessible points; Coal, Iron
and Cotton may be procured cheaply ut any
white labor is abundant and easily trained to employ
ment in manufactures. = c<4sf -Ee ~ /
The Company ID prepared to offer inducements In
the prices of Sites and Power. aETs
Any Information desired may be had by commu-
nicating with JOHN CHASE, Engineer Chicopee, Mas
sachusetts, or the undersigned; at Fredsrisksburs
Virginia. JOHN Il. mAhYE,JR
fe o9-4u President r. w. p. Co. /
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KANAWHA IMPROVEMENT LOAF

KANAWHA IMPROVEMENT LOAN,
IN By an order of the Board of Directors of the
9th Of February last pursuance of the act Of the
5th February, 1856 and joint resolution passed on
the 18th of the same month, the President au-
Improvement of the Kanawha River, between Loup
Greek Shoals and the mouth of the said river to be
Sia,5Oo on the LIST August, 1885. g-. 5.,s,.a
1880 do LIST October, do. -f r.s
5o,000 do 1st January, 1857.
sts $4,000 do LIST July, do.e&s as -
5O00O do lst January, 1855. <es
$4,000 do lat June. do. ssta
100000 do LIST Ssppr. do. araf-es
For the said loans the bonds of the company are
be executed payable Is years after date and bearing
interest at the rate of cent per annun payable
m.annualy and secured by special pledge Of the
the interest and redemption of tbs principal of the
debt by the operation of sinking fund and the Pre-
sident and Directors have. by resolutions passed
the same time, pledged and set apart the said Tolls
BY the provisions of the said act and the joint reso-
luton Aforesaid the company IL authorised to essab
lish collection district below Charleston to charge
full tolls in cash. whilst the river is undergoing i'm
provement as well as afterwards and to borrow mo-
ney upon tho credit of the tolls now due, and here
II 10 believed by the Board that the nett revenue
from the Kanawha river will enable the Company
promptly to comply with the conditions of the loan
The Company restricted by the terms of the said
set, to the bona de sale of the bonds, for not
less than the par vslae Of six per cent: bonds.
O.,
respectfully invited to be addressed the under
signed. THO6 II. ELLIS, !
Prest of the James River and Kanawhs Co
Richmond. Va. March 7th, 1856. NH 8---2aw4w
8 HE'LL LIME.--I have for sale, and will
y keep constantly on hand at my Lime ,Kilns, near
Capt Goddins tavern, on Bacon branch, large sup
ply Of the best quality Of pure unadulterated Oyster
She'll LIME. Farmers and others In want of this ar.
ticie get their orders filed by applying at my
Kins or addressing me through tho city 2. o..
NH 5-d&clm 1l} JOHN MOSS.
r
8 UHAK AND MOLASsKp-
~ $50 hhds fair to choice quality Sugar
1Hs 500 bbls prime Molasses
In store, for sale by
NH 5-lw leF DUNLOP MONCURE A. co
+ LIQUOR ...DUDLEY a. CO., would
IL call particular attention to their stock of Bran
dies, Wines and Cigars, comprising in part:
London Dock BRANDIES, dark and pale 3-su
Port, Madeira and sherry WINES 80
b. Old Scheidam Holland GIN -a5 -als
Champagne and Claret WINES .ze
Il Old Rye Mountain WHISKEY e- 70
London Porter and Scotch ALE
Philadelphia Tonic and Sparkling ALE SEA
Champagne Cider and Philadslphia PORTER
so, 900 choice CIGARS. -
For sale BY DUDLEY co.
mn D y Main str
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dwelling ssteehed; slso Kitchen. Lumber hcase
end Wood houss, ct Bowling 0reen, Caroline
eDunty and y u tbs bos stands for sore - the
EDGAR McKBNNEY{
..f4ftF "a BovIiss 0rssn Caroline county, We.
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When Greek meets Greek, then comes the tug OF

When Greek meets Greek then comes the tug OF
The best Of Lager Beer IL had at STEINLEINS
Bari, - Mgsts yssfe-
And Herring Salad, served in princey style,
VIII draw from every epcure q smile:
SINCE the opening Of navigator, nv ~
- received by various stesmers the foho"tnf a.
cles fresh and of the best quality, with wn,Sn o.
10 supply my customers and invite the puohc soA''
rally 20 give me call: ,,,.p
Italian BOLOGNA Russian CAA STAHna 3
p;sSI.S a. do HERRINGS 4
sARvLAD ZUNGEN WURST Oh ;
Schweitrer, Mountain, Limburger ana SaA-oiren
burger Goaimilk Cheeses Lentis Split fean Eng nS
iish Peas; Pearl Barley; Msccsroni; vermieehi' sno
ali kinds of fancy noodles; French niustara sour
Cront: CUCUMBER Pickles; Canary Seed, &c. Genuine
yiryinia and Rhenish Wines of the best 9uaiity-ah
, snsa rr;ces' SIMON STElNLEIN,
a. Aooo'o'o Broad street. above the Theatre.
r~I also announce to the public that am pre-,
naTsd to serve private families with New YORK ana
Pbilsdeluhia Lager Beer in large and small quaint
ties in barrels and stone bottles IN which It win keep
and retan ts aroma and flavor for length OF time
As Lager Beer has obtained high reputation, and
ia recommended by the most eminent physicians
North and South, as a wholesome beverage, have
made arrangements with the largest brewerers 10 N
York and Philadelphia furnish me with large sup
nles which will always be at the service OF my GUS
TONERS. nun io-os- = -
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PREAcHIEG TO Terribly The ministers
who deal most in terors, who preach doc
trines which ought to make their flesh creep,
and 10 turn their eyes into fountains Of Tears,
are mol generally distinguished by their spare
forms and hassard countenances. They take
the world a. easily ss people Of mlder
creed and this does not show tina, they
want sincerity or benevolence ltonly shows
how supe'6eislly men may believe in doc
lrines which thel yet wouId shudder to re-
linquish. d shows how little the import OF
language. which is Numbered from the lips,
is comprshended and felt. should not sel
down as hard-heared man whose sppe.
,i's should be improved by preaching SER
mon foil OF images and ihresenings Of q
"bottomless hell" The best meals are some
times made after such effnsions. This is
only only an example OF the numberfess con-
.iradicliops Of human life. Men are every
day saying and doing, from the power Of ed
ucation, habit aud imitation, which has no
root whatever in their serious convic,ions.--
Exchange