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D Il. j. M. RICE.
OmCe No. 4 Huntington Block,
Ia Corner Of Main and Front Streets diff
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a. G. RANDALL.
ATTORNEY And COUNSELLOR ar LAR
No. 2l2, Butman Block,
je Worcester, Mas. t&du
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass
HENRY CHAPIN. @. II. TILLOTsUN.
81 Jan. J. 1855
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MRS. STOWE'S NEW YORK,
FOR sALEAT
j O II n x EFT IL & CO. IS,
So 239 Main Street. diets
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n = W ! = . = ~ n ? III
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR At Law,
No. Flag Bio *
iy3O WORCESTER, MASS. d3m
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Wholesale Dealer and Jobber IN
BOOTS, s II OES, and RU 3 BEERS
273 Main Street, Up stars,)
WORCESTER, MASS.
Particular attention given to orders. diff mch3
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RICE s. NELSON,
Attorneys and CouuaeIIors as Inv,
No. | Worcester Bank Block,
WORCESTER, MASS.
W. RICE, ........................T. l.. NELSON
N3l dawtf
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g. U. UNIFBFLL. ARTIST.
Studio in Flagg's Block, 70. IA, 81 Floor.
sis dam
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"FremO@E nmsl Jessie'' Stationery can be
the Bay State House. Sis off
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W 4 n n u Il " III
ATT0RRER & COUNSELLOR Ar mr..
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ola KEYS FEM PILLS,
TIE GREAT EMGLLSH REhLEDK

Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine Is uufang in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the te
male cons tuition is subject IL moderates all and
removes all distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
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CongressiOnal.

WASHINGTON, May 26--Senate-The committee
appointed to investigate the assault Senator
Sumner, were allowed the power to send after
persons and papers go
Mr. Weller, of Cal, presented the petition of rs.
900 citizens of California, asking for wagon road
to connect the Atlantic and Pacific States.
Mr. Weller also introduced bill for the con.
struction of military road from the western bouu
Diary of Missouri to Carson Valley; and another for
the construction of military road from Ell Paso to
Fort Yuma.
Mr. Pugh, of Ohio, made q speech on Kansas
matters. He opposed the admission of Kansas
with free State constitution account of the
small population. He was very severe on the
Emgrant Aid Societies, and replied to the argu
ments of Messrs. Sumner and Seward.
Mr. Seward introduced bill authorizing pro-
lection to American citizens who may discover
deposits of guano. The bill was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
The Senate then adjourned
H0use-On motion of Mr.. Ball, the rules were
suspended to allow the introduction of . resou-
ton calling for specific information connected with
all branches of the work on the Capitol and Post
Office extension He said the country wanted to
see the manner in which the law had been disre
garded and the public money wasted.
The resolution was adopted.
Humphrey Marshall, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported bill authorizing patents
to be issued the final adjudication of California
land claims prior to January, 1856.
The consideration of the bill was postponed for
two weeks ~
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The Shirt Rapptpux.

The Philadelphia Bulletin remarks that non.
sense never dies, and divers recent revelations
which have dubbed to the surface OF the sea of
journalism, have shown that the folly of spirit.
rappings and of clairvoyance Saint dead yet" by
any means. Almost every branch of art literature,
and we may add, of mechanical ingenuity, are at
present represented upon this continent by illus.
trious masters from the spirit world Beethoven
is at this moment in Boston, instructing young
girl who is said to sing when under his tuition, in
a manner which would, beyond question, bring
down the house, were she to make a regular de.
but A ghostly Yankee, who has not lost his love
of notions, has, in manner peculiarly dsinterest
cd, disclosed to tho initiated, in New Hampshire,
the mysteries of single splitter. Shelly, Byron
and other brilliant stars of English literature have
re-appeared in the midnight sky of the Northern
ghost circles, though, from such scintiliations as
have been vouchsafed to the common herd, with
much diminished radiance. A volume of their
ghost poetry has been recently published, which
deserves TO be damned even if its authors are not
The Bulletin has heard of select circle of young
ladies' who have formed an association for the pur.
pose Of investigating and cultivatng the fascina.
ting subject Of Wou.n's Rights, In hich research.
es they greatly aided and comforted by several
ghosts, among whom that of Shelley figures conspi
culously. We protest against any such ghostly In
reference in behalf Of Womans Rights. More
over, we demand, in the name of humanity some
rest for the perturbed spirit of Shelley, which IL
on all occasions summoned to the spiritual circles
and often compelled to be in hundred places at
the same time
II were possible TO treat this matter seriously,
We should recommend the spirit rappers to fabri.
cate more attractive state Of the departed than
that which their theory represents The love OF
the supernatural which is universal, cannot find
agreeable aiiment in such revelations rs they
make. There is nothing Of romance or awe
inspiring In the idea of ghosts dancing under tables
moving piano stools. smashing croekery, and ma.
king grand fuss generally. There d nothing
agreeable In the idea that the departed spirit il
haunted with the same cares and anxieties thai
torment 1t in hfe--that earthly passions and anbi
nons ssl agtate its soul that for the troubled nd
otm-tost spirit Of man, there is no rest moi even
~ me grave Let the ghost rappers give the puh.
M. spirit land Of green fields and rivers al a..
49,, : Tree OF life, and songsof Paradise nlsc
sars =. az reunion with the lost--an aiI mis- n
from shss - en-plAnet. ~ remote a. nossil,e
4 s4's ss1sd aad humbugssd world. s ''-'
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More IndIgnntion in Massachusetts.

BOSTON, May 26-The State Senate have una
nnously adopted resolutions denunciatory of the
attack on Senator Sumner, as brutal and cow
rule, an attack on the liberty Of speech, an out
rage on the decencies of civilized life, and an in
dignity to Massachusetts. The resolutions ap-
prove Summers course, and demand q strict inves-
tigation and the expulsion of Mr.. Brooks and tho
other members concerned In it.
The resolutions were sent to the House of Dele.
gates for concurrence
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The Abolition presses and politicians of the
North it strikes u.s. are excessively modest in their
demands upon Southern human nature They ex.
pect in the first place to rob the South annually of
millions of property; to abuse and denounce South.
ern men daily and hourly;to stgmatize them ruff
fans scoundrels and liars, not only from the press
and the pulpit but from the Senate chamber of the
United States and then, if Southern man resents
this multitudinous accumulation of wrongs and in.
suits by q few blows with gutta percha cane, an
universe howl of wrath and indignation is raised
at the audacious and unprecedented outrage! We
are lie still and submit uncomplainingy every
species of injury and contumely. single demon
stration of resentment resistance is high trea-
son and rebelionl The foulmouthed creature, Sum.
ner whose coarse and vulgar nature shows itself
every day through the thin veneering of super
fetal education must be permitted to indulge with
impunity in habitual lbels of the purest and best
men of the country, and wantonly to denounce as
man totally regardless of truth, venerable Sc
nator, whose word is more to be relied on than the
oath of perjured abolitionist whose falsehood to
the Constitution which he has sworn to support,
would crimson the cheek of any honest man with
shame. An unprincipled slanderer is to give him.
self the utmost license of defamations, and there
is to be no redressl He is to shield himself from
all responsibility by Senatorial privilege! Real.
~, these fanatics must look upon their opponents
as more debased than slaves if they expect them
to submit to such degradation. They need indulge
no such expectation. 1t is not in the power of
Southern representatives to make the Summers
Wilson's and Others truthful honest, bat they
can compel them to observe the outward decen-
cies of civilization, and we hope they will even If
it be necessary to indoctrinats their pupils with
the birch. Their visit to Washington is the only
opportunity that some of these rude fellows have
ever enjoyed to learn the rules of gentemanly in
tercourse,yet while due allowance should be made
for that fact it cannot be permitted to extenuate
habiual violations of the first principles of decen.
ey, and their preceptors should remember that she
who spares the rod spoils the child"
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CHICAGO, May 26 The Chicsso Tribune Of
To-Day puollshes an extra, based upon Intelligence
brought by three men direct from Lawrence
they state that battalion Of 400 mounted Mis-.
sourians made their appearance before Lawrence
on "wednesday. bearing banners with various do.
vces, but not the United States sfsrs aud stripes
During the morning the Lawrencs committee Of
safety seut note TO u. 8. Marshal Anderson who
headed the forces, assuring him that they would
make no resistance to any process he might wish
TO serve, and begging him to protect their lives
and property.
The Marshal made no answer, and at II o'clock
. Deputy Marshal made his appearance ia the
city with posse OF 10 men, and summoned citi-
zens to aid him In arresting G. w. Desler and g,
w. Smith. The request was complied with and
the prisoners wPw quietly carried off Deputy
Marshal Jones subsequently made his appearance
with Is men, and demanded the public and private
arms, giving the citizens 5 minutes to hand them
over In, or the town would be'stormed. One field
piece was given up. but the people refused to give
upytheir private arms.
Deputy Jones left and returned In q half hour
with two field pieces and an overwhelming force
The work ofdestruction was commenced by can
the Herald Of Freedom The former was burnt
and the presses of the latter destroyed
The Tribunes informants left Lawrence at {
o'clock In the evening, and when fifteen mile,
of smoke in that direction. They have no doubt
that the town is destroyed.
Another messenger, who left just before the de
parture of the boat says that several men had beer
killed by Marshal Jones' party.
1t was feared that Gen. Pomeroy had been hung
by the mob.
Gov. Robinson is at Lecompton, in the hands o.
the authorities.
Gov. Reeder is supposed to be in place of safety
and is daily expected here by way of Nebrasks
and Iowa.
The mob had threatened to hang Brown, Robin
son and Dielser.
The free State men are gathering at Topeka
and will make stand at that point, Atchison, OF
somewhere in the Territory.
The U. s. troops, it is said, are anxious to pro
tect the settlers but not allowed to leave thei
quarters.
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PAssgNGxas per Steamship JAMEsT0wn, LEWIS
PARRIsH, master, from New York.
II Myers, @ YAM oikeuberE, p Hurt, G Weather.
stadt, L Winston. w Duffy. Halsey, @ Brewer,
G II Wirgman, Kelly. Young, Woodhouss, w
H Smith, Geo Mscklin N p Warning, = u Green
way. Jno Powell Manning and lsdy, Sister Agatha.
lady, @ @ Bergen and lady, 8 NJ Prise Jno Edwards,
miss Carter, Collins, Martin, mn n Austin and
children. miss Han, Corhin, and II In stecrnge.
Also, from Norfolk, 4 9 Griffin and LADY, mis3 r @
Griffin. J Dalby, w A Sheppard, w r Crsig J +
Ryan. T Brooks D Wise, w Lsntstraum, Or J
Ssmpkins, N B Prescott 1n 81
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Planning Mill Burnt

BOSTON, May 26.-The large four story brick
building in Federal street, occupied by the Boston
Planning and Moulding Company, and containing
much valuable machinery, was burnt last night,
with several adjoining dwelling houses occupied
by Irish families Loss of the Company is estin,a-
ted at sos OO0
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urHn,

At hia residence, % Grace street. % ennday eve.
ming q 81 o'clock. Mr.. RICHARD G. WORIHAMs
In ~ list yeAr d NJ age.
~ was 6as Of lhs eldest merchants Of ths city;
and his chatactef III integrity, kindness and teefs.
manly dspostmsnt Feeds, In this community, noeo1-
mendation.
Ths friends Of tbs family are requested. without
farther notice. to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence at O'Clock this afternoon.
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lsECnND DISPATCH |

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Mr. Brooks has not
challenged Col Webb. A correspondence passed
between them with respect to the authorship of
the article in question. Col w. stated that the
article was not written by himself, but his views
will appear to.morrow in the Courier & Enquirer.
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MONTGOaTERY WHITE sULPHUR


MONTGOMERY WHITE aILpHUR
lvl SPRINGS.--Ihis new and beautiful watering
place will be open for the reception Of visitors
ON TIE FIRST DAY Of JUNE, 1856.
II IL situated On the Ea Slope of the
near their summit in MDNT(;O merry COUNTY
IA within \ mile and ouarter of ths Virginia and
Snrines and five milss from the Yellow Gujphur
SPRING. In one ofthe most romantic and picturesque
nortions Of sonth. Ws.tsrn V;1.;n,a
ter.hnrs or City Point in the oynine the traveller
nv the Danviiie and sonth. side Rs,rosd. Ieaches
Tynchhnrs 70 dnnar. 81 thsnss hs sh V;r.;r;s nd
Tennessee Railrnaa r.. # the snrn station
Inc. af,sr ~ Il =. ,nS Sp,Hss
AZ fbs Aijcobaniss at nclocL p N the ~ m. AZ
th.ra ha tsfas ~. snrnss snd ~
;ns over Their RAD sIans an ..!v scsnd,n. 80
he IL MON tr.nsnorted int shs Rscsnt;nn Harse
w;tbont tronhIs ~ f.t;na rhns .stsr .o, IN.
$500 st ~ ahus, 49, .l .
ouaIn orn,r -. In .n es, Ps.. VI
"so.J y y on snS Wy x :. n
P;;s II ~ NC mus nIinse, 3. eloea, m.'
~ az sao = anu 9 NJ o 49,
p.as. Tnele Ea.uI1 nss dohe iuen, ana "nefe
e:uPioJ GU viii hoe i1l haho nv,
@ ~ ~ HI SoipS RleSe tneIo arc IT,
o., -, = ~ ~ "no,e waIeIs nesi,y Iesem
,m1. 'n ne q ne ca Sne :.
i,hI uIE 90 anu tS o.nei o"oesfees, anu very
- 4 vi - ? En- T. =. %: cI Ai Mu
nsal .nein, VI sono toDc quaites Inc estapns ~
en. - s:o sup piea WIN tne puIese wafer loI INC
* nes IsinS w sne hs oVeHooAns INC ouuuns.
oIa s,Is nase seon IesoIsou ~ a an
useu 70 cohSoeEaoie extent lot nity year, oy Ing
feopie VI eh9 neskhoo.hooa hho nave ooen ounu 81
Sacous IA .ae IolioWlns diseases or th
useson; Dseases OF tue Liver ana Moneys an Dis-
Eases tne otomacn, especla,iy OF Cnronic cnsaS
t IL ShG IN al CSsaneous Diseases, ie''er, Scaid
h1aa, 6rJhpeias, Sait hhem, &c. &c.
Inc TIopneI ors nave, since the last season, com
al thell DudnRs then IN an unhnsued sta'e,
anaWiu nave completed, IN adcition. NUMBER o,
n Vefs p'eaSan' ioon's' WHICH 'ose'nef VIII '"'i1
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Reported Challenge.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-It is reported that Hon.
Preston S. Brooks, Of South Carolina, challenged
Col Webb, of the New York Courier and Eagui.
rer for offensive article in that paper regarding
the assault on Mr. Sumner. Col w. disavow ed
the authorship of the article, and declined the cha
Ieuoa
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 26-The city is filing rapid,
with numerous arrivals from Virginia, Louisiana
Texas and Tennessee. The full delegation from
Mississippi is here.
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- Set your hensehola n erders.-As nnM.
msr appesschea1he bumas system beesmee sdsb' II.
fafed I'D ekena ri much NGnkened tho< lfa &ecomed
burti,S + % il 2Sussssor 0ehooi i3pes - boys
s. well q sdu1i6t suffer fkom feI1xstioS 81 fbs
serves, and whea nsturs = unaidee. termsnert de
esses are tho fFnat. Of nereet god tosia n mch
RTTTERS posscss the requisite qualities, the ffss
se OF them II al that y necesary to stimulate tbs
digestive orssns sharpen the epPstitss and gvs sae
our natures to perform IT. fnnctons In healthy
mar. In no instance 1ave they failed % nve eutire
sstisfsction. when used. and we therefore commend
them to public favor.
fof sals BY al the principal druggists in the city
and eIeewfcre s.es u 81 $3.50 80 my "a
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VIRGINIA ELEcToEs-Tn James City county,
Cyrus A. Branch, Dem. is elected Sheriff In
riff. In Warwick, Cosnahan, Dem Is elected She.
riff over Sweeney. Am. In Halifax county, Jas.
r. West is elected Sheriff, T. j. Green. Common.
wealth's Attorney @. G. Holt and - wrigh,
Commissioners of Revenue. In Princess Anne,
w. w. Bourney. Dem, Is elected Sheriff, and Jno.
Peters Commonwealth Attorney; Thomas Cor.
nick, Dem, Is chosen Commissioner of Revenue.
Southampton elected . Democratic Sheriff. The
official returns from Caroline give j. NJ Seay 1919
majority over Cogbill, for Sheriff; John Shepherd
Is elected Commissioner of Revenue
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NOTICE.---AIi persons who have mot paid
IN their Taxes in the county. must pay them before
the 9Th day of June, ss shall then make my re-
turns. ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON, >. d. G.
NIENIOIK OF CHIsHOHAl, and other
Nl popular Books, at PRICE CARDOZ0s, OPP
posite American Hotel:
4 DEED OF GIFT, BY John rage OF virginia.
M MEMOIR M OF SUSAN ALLIBINE. sl75.
SICKNESS-its Trials and Blessings London ed.
SYRIA GERMANIcA. 75c.
4RNOLDS CHRISTIAN LIFE, 81
PR poREs EoPEs p OF Tn1tE FL si2s.
LIFE OF dnPT. TICARS. 7sc
MEM0RIaLS OF REV. WILLIAM JACKSON,
'RyEDSoErS LIBERTY AND SL4TERY, 81,
warm OF THE OLD DOMINION, 81
ETANGELIcAL BIOGRAPHY-Scott. Martyr,
Simeon, &c; 81 my 90
EUUND-On saturday. ON Gary ay, ss.wesn
owner get the same by applying at this office.
my 27-n
DURNlNG .FLUID.--A fresh supply re-
= '''''' -- q owen b. HILLS Drug Store.
my n Corner above Old Market, franklin II.
HuMlIEI.'s ESSENCE OF COFFEE,
Ii for sale at HILLS Drug store,
my q Corner above Old MARKET. Franklin !.
SuPEhlOK LONDON Rg 2 n HANDY,
mya M Corner above Old Market franklin kim It.
DATES, PREMIUM CHIMNEY CAF:-.
ID The only article OF the kind ever invented thet
win the purpose. Having given particular at
tention for the last three years 20 find remedy for
the most disasreeable snd unhealthy of oil msfor-
tunes 1 unhesitatinsiy announce my success and
challenge any one, for hundred dollars TO pro.
ducs article Of the kind equal to It. Besides be-
ing useful it ID ornamental and durable being made
of heavy sheet iron and rivetsd together Tinners
would do well to buy the right to manufacture az
will receive my PATENT RIGHT In few daya- -
Deemiug it to refer to hut one gentle.
man, rsfer 70 Mr. A. X. Phillips More references
given on application to mo by mail.
JOSEPH ]. BATES,
up l--lav6m ~ Fredericksbms Va.
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A Testimonial.

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 26-Contributions are
being made here to get up testimonial to Hon
Mr. Brooks. ofthis State. His course is very gen
orally approved of
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TxGraRArHfsa WE noticed the proposision
Of the Petersburg editors 10 meet the editors Of tina
city TO consider some means Of reform OF the sys
tenn Of selsgraphing. The Wing suggests the Ex
change Is the place and Wednesday Sso-morrow)
!. the time for this meeting. There could not Of
course, be . more agreeable place, ana the Graf
IN richmond viii beyond be very happy to meeI
their Petersburg brethren on the occasion.
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FflIibusrers Discharged.
NEW YORK, May &c in the circuit court this
morning, all the Nicaraguan tllibusters were dis
charged owing to the absence of witnesses.
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NIr. Crnmpton once more.

----
WASHINGTON, May 26-Mr. Champion and the
British Consuls will receive their dismissal in a
few days. The precise time is unknown.
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The ss sss,s:s lRsasEE55i asss 4 D. =

nav be fouoa al the well known cheap cash store:oi
n EZEKIEL, IS MAIN STREET.
Ladies' in want of cheap Goods will please call and
exsu,iue his siock OF DRESS GOODS II BAREGES,
DEBEGE and CHALLIE DE LANES, all ~ low
a. a NfNEPENcE yABD-usnal pTice . cents fss
color Prints best quality Dress Silk, cheapest IN tins
city AZ low a. 40 cents per yard.
In WHITE GOODS am selling the greatest bar
Gains ever offered Cambria Mullins ct III cents
yard worth ~ cents Brilsnts at Is cents worth 3l
eta; coIored Dotted Swiss at 1z4c worth 25c white
Dotted Swiss at l7c usual price 373c finest quality
Sprayed Dresses IS cents cheap at 10 cents: and
Swiss Nusins at 20 and IS cents of the finest quality;
the best aud cheapest Bleached Cottons this city;
Worked Collars ct 64c Sleeves at 10 and l23c setfs
Of finest French Worked Collars and Sleeves 81 %,
selling in other stores & French Work Collars ut
624 cents half their value; 200 style Mantles,
lust received aud being sold at reduced prices
For bargains call at N. EZEKIERS
old established Cheap Cash Store,
myH e6 IS Main street.
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A LLkGHANY SPKINGS..-This Vafer-
IA ing place is situated In the county of Montgom
cry, Virginia, the banks of the Roanoke River, 81
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State This is uaeqralied in its
etfcacious qualities by any mineral cater in the Union
have yet been found exist any other mine
raj springs Its has reached and yeliered cases
irhch all medicine and other mineral had failed
in. Persons wishing to gain further information in
regard to the sanitve qualities of the water are
ferred to large cards. which have in all the princi
pal Hotels. Steamboats,, Cars &c, with certificates
We have recently erected large BATHING establish
ments of all descriptions; also, comfortable Recep-
ton House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg, will ar.
rive at the Springs the day by O'Clock P. M.
We will be prepared to receive visitors by the lst
day of june Our best efforts will be given render
visit this fountain of health agreeable and pleaa-
ant. JNO. w. HOLT L. SONS,
m 27-dtlhA Proprietor
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TT Board of Trade of Richm0nd...
HORAcE l.. KENT, Pres't. e. B. BENTLEY, Treas'r.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Committee of Arbitration.
WILLIAM 8. DOMAIN, Chairman.
LARKIN w. GLAZEBRooK, JAMES B. DuPUy,
) DAVID CURRIE, l.. d. CRESsHAw.
my N-ta 80 -.
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Rev. John McGill, of Richmond, oficiated in
Portsmouth on Sunday.
WIN. Douglas, Esq, rWhig) Of Cooper county,
5th District of Missouri
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n.,v lnssrancc Company.

New lnsurAhco Oemp - !. -tn
NJ . notice ID our columns this morning, VA.
-, IA, the meeting Of the stockholdsrs 9 tas
,s - Insurance Company win be ns'd 10
..,sht Il o'clock, u Goddin's Hall. This con-
rsny was chartered by the last Legislafure' ana
snfioisns amount Of stoSk being subscribed, II y
rovv about 10 organize.