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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23
IOCAI NEWS

DEATH ON THE RAILROAD. : On Thursday
evening, William Costigan, an Irishman, re-
siding at Blackstone, while walking on the Rail-
road track near the bridge at Woonsocket, was
struck by the cowcatcher of the down evening
train from this place, and knocked down the en-
bankment distance of sixty feet. and was dead
when taken up. The whistle was sounded, and
the brakes put down, but without avail. A wo-
man in company with him escaped by running
down the embankment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

In 1852, Rufus Choate advised Wings to vote
for dead man (Webster)-now he recommends
them to vote for one who is politically dying, (Bu-
chanan.)
All the gentlemen nominated on the Fillmore
State ticket, in Ohio, have declined.
A correspondent of the Charleston Is. c.
Mercury, predicts the final triumph of the repub-
licans, whether they are successful this year or
not.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

HARNESS. RICE, & Co, at Exchange Eating House,
uneer the Post ofco hold evees day and evening, at
their spacious headquarters where entertainments On
grand scale are served for the qualification of the epi
curean public Citizens goneroIiy supplied with the
choicest Vands and eatabes of the at the shortest
notice. Meals served up at all hours.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

The LION SALOON maintains the same unvaryug excel.
'ence through st and sunshine, rendezvous far
ths hungry, the weary, and the thirsty Leadworth,
WIT . Co. understand the art perfection. and all who
eau there nd their wants attended to, to charm. Tall
doings at the Lion tic night
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

The OLD CHARTER OAK.-Aiter its fail thou
sands of people visited it and bore away frag-
ments, and the whole tree willsoo be distributed
and its parts preserved as relics The tree meas.
ured 80 feet iii circumference at the bottom, and
it broke ofabout six feet from the ground. The
city bells were tolled at shutdown as mark of
general respect for the brave old oak " that had
fallen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

ARNoLD's GLoBULEs and VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale, at the loWeSt prices, by John Q. Hill 229
Main St. AtretGn also. Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them may seen
at his store. myl4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

SARGENT's STANDARD School PRIMER; Or
First Steps in Reading, Spelling, and Think.
ing. On a new and improved plan. Tenth
Edition Boston Phillips, Sampson, & Co.
1856.
We have before noticed this nice little work,
and It is necessary, now, only to say, that it is
beautifully got up. and its having already passed
through ten editions, is unequiyocal evidence Of
the public appreciation of its merits. For sale
by Il. Baker & q.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

Mr.. David Rice, of Templeton, a man of sew
enty years or upwards, was very severely injured
on Thursday, the 18th, by falling from high
beam in his barn, while engaged in loading grain.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

efuha LEWIS, American Rlock celebrate the coming
Ou' o the sun after the storm. with gIand time over
'"0"usIs' stews, and other such Ike fxins at their
"ouei saloon this evening The orb Of day shines not
mi' more Dianey and spIendor than does the reputa-
ton OF MesSrs Spur Lewis as favorite caterers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23
The BAKED HEAD, and other Tales. No

The BAKED HEAD, and other Tales. Now first
collected, and forming the Second number Of
q Putnam's Story Library. | vol limo, PIP.
$40. New York G. p. Putnam & Co. 1856
This second number contains fifteen select sto-
ries, from the best authors, affording choice en-
tertainment for those who fond of this class
of reading, free from the objection to which is
urged against so large portion Of the stories of
the present day, that they written to subserve
some personal, religious, political, or social pur.
pose These stories are all well written, and the
work is well got out, considering the low rrice
atwhich it is afforded. tits for sale by D. Baker
g. Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

TEMPLETON.-A Fremont Club has been FORM
ed in Tempeton, with the following officers =
President Henry Smith.
Vice PresidentS-C. H. Munroe, E. Hawks, 1.
Brown, ] F. Parker, Joshua Sawyer, Jr.
SecyetG,y-W. E. Allen.
TreaSurer-A. A. Tenney.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Butter.-2 Tons of fine quality BUTTER, for sale
by DRAPER X CLARK,
au20 diff 90 Front Street
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ID m M n I = n

y u N It 5 IT
Gives special attention to diseases Of The gums and eb
also, general practice, surgical aud mechanca oac1
ios Main street. formerly occupied by his tutor and friend
DE- Vim. Newton, tnow Of 0xord) to whom he Il permit
ted 70 refer over oitlzenP Bank, Worcester Mass.
jy11 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

Sohn D. 1ervi., two years since the psmoc,.,.
ic candidate for State Engineer ana su,,sso, =,
New York. has taken decided position Il fsv :,
Of Fremont. "'V'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTION.
The 9th anniversary of the Institute COM
menced at Springfield on Tuesday. In the after
noon the Institution was called to order by the
President, John Kingsburyof Providence. Com
mittees were appointed on nomination of officers,
on teachers and teachers places. In the evening
the Introductory lettuce of the series was deliver
ed by Rev. Dr. Walker, President of Harvard
University.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

Rev. Amos Smith has closed his connection
with the Society in Leominster
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

REED FAMILY.-Ihe annual meeting of
the Reed Family, most Of whom are located
in Bristol County, was held on "Wednesday
last in Taunton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

We charge that Mr.. Fremont is Roman
Catholic. Now if he is not a Catholic why
don't he come out over his own signature and
deny the faot.--Neio York Express.
We charge that the editor Of the Express is
consummate ass. Now, if he is not an ass
why don't he come out over his own signature
and deny the fact. Syracuse Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23
DIR. CONyERS'

L N V G 0 r A TING CORDIAL
AND NERVOUS ANTIDoTE
This Cordial the only remedy for those sad develop
ments Of body and mind caused by early and mproper
habits of youth.
N B. That involuntary nocturnal loss of physical en-
ergy poductive of much mischief the Eervous sys
tenn ncapacitatng the victim for business society," or
matrmony is speedily restrained by this Cordial II il
the only remedy which has effected the desired result in
this malady. -
DR.. C0NVERS may be consulted personally or bv LET
ter without charge at his Office 32 Hanover STREET Bos
ton where all orders for the Cordial should be sent
Dr.Convers' Medical Work, IT'S pages-TH BEA CON.
or, GUIDE FROM YOUTH TO MANHOOD-is the most
important and instructive book ever published on these
complaints To young men il is invaluable II will be
given to those who purchase three bottles of Cordial
Price 81 bottle, bottles for 49, or $40 the half dog
en' JylS daw3m
DR., Harris, Dentist having associated with him.
sen Dh TRACY, (who has been engaged with him for
the last hye years) hereafter the business will be con-
duGted az the old stand of Dr. Harris under the firm Of
july l, 1906 HARRIS 4 TRACY
The Undersigned are making ARTIFICIAL TEETH
first quality
They also give special attention to the of COM
plcaled diseases Of the teeth and mouth.
From the great success they have had IN Milling teeth
aer the nerve has become exposed they eel warranted
In assuring the public that great number OF the
bes0me teeth condemned worthless CANDY their method
Of treatment restored health and usefulness and
their natural beauty
Persons that have had teeth treated by their method
speak with great enthusiasm OF the lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it,
An those wishing operations in Dentistry can have
them performed in the most thorough and scientific man.
ner, az HARRIS Il TBACYS,
yl4 du l5s Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

The DRESS OF GENTLEMEN. The Newnort
correspondent Of the Providence Journal
makes the following comments on the present
fashionable extravaganza INDUCED in by mas
culine "Young America:
AN e%uayagant quantity of jewelry is par
hcularly marked in the dress of gentlemen
this season, and one frequently sees worn at
the same time, three or four studs as large as
dime, some of them extremely costly, five or
six vest buttons of mosaic and gold, nearly
as large as an American quarter; heavy
cham, to which is attached charms heaven
save the mark, keys and seals, and from a
button hole bangles coral coat clasp Then
on each hand rings are worn, one OF which
must be of an enormous dimensions, for a
signet gold headed walking stick must al
80 be conspicuous, and, to add to the effect,
the mustache must be curled a la Napoleon
the less whilst an air of fragrance drawn
from free use Of "bouquet de Newport"
completes the toW ensemble.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

~ PosrEfA HANnDILs, BLANKS, LABrtg Gamma and
epeigihtng Ia che jon PRHuNG line promptly attended
70 o. ue worcester Daily Spy Jo6 PRairsG cslablsh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

TEMPLEToN.-The Assessors valuation in the
town of Templeton for the present year, is =
Real estate $500, 676 personal S433,607; total
Sl,026,3S3 Number of polls 700 tax assessed
Gncluding highways, Sl3,976.
Since 1850 the increase in Templeton of prop
-erty and of polls has been about % per cent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

WORCESTER WEST AGRICULTURAL Society.
We learn from the Secretary of this Society that
Hon. Geo. T. Davis, of Greenfield, is to deliver
the address at its Annual SHOW, on the 18th of
September next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

WINcHENDoN.-The valuation of property in
this town on the LIST of May the present year,
was-Real Estate, S67l 900; personal estate,
S2S6,366; total, 1857, S66; amount of taxes on
each 800, 9S cents. Whole number of ratable
polls 74S. Whole amount of taxes raised, Sl0,-
$50 55-appropriated as follows schools, $780,
highways. $500; State tax, S1,Ol4; County
tax, Sl,2S3 Is; incidental expenses, $4,000 !;
overlayings 1888 40.
Of the tax payers 80 pay over S25; SO over
$50; over 500; 8 over $500. The highest
tax on the list is that of Ephraim Murdoch, who
pays 1856 So.
On the first day of june 1856, the town con-
tanned 2747 inhabitants, divided into 57S families
occupying 4S4 different tenements.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

In Roxbury, five boys have been arrested
for throwing stones into the cars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

DEsTIrUTToN IN NEwPoRT,-There is a
great deal OF distress in Newport among the
fair visitors who make that delightful water
ing place summer paradise. The suffering
is OF nature hitherto unknown and against
which there would seem to have been no pre-
caution. 1t comes from a 1aok of men, At
no previous season has the beautiful in that
town borne such an alarming disproportion to
the useful. Parties languish, excursions grow
dull, bathing looses its attractions, and thou-
sand red lips ask "where are the men -
Laces that princess might envy fall over
shoulders that sculptor would choose for his
model. Silks like those that sweep the floors
of the Tuilleres rustic in the deserted mar
lors-deserted by men-or along the cool
piazzas. Jewels that have beggared husbands
and driven fathers to desperation, flash unon
those that never knew an hour of useful en-
ployment, and upon arms whose rounded bean.
ty might tempt the saintship of an anchorite.'
Hoops OF circumference that no earriaoe
could contain, and that have to be raised 10
pass through the street door; crush against
each other. But all in vain, of what use is II
that the ladies adorn themselves only for the
eyes of each others Even the women cease
to envy when there are no men to admire.
We can think of no place where few en-
terprlsIng young men, OF Che right stamp.
young men who have nothing to do and don't
Know how to do that with good stock Of
Kid gloves anu glossy moustaches, could find
awider field or be likely to do better bust.
ness than in Newport. -Proo'deace Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

The FREsHET ON THE HUDsoN.-NEw
YORK, Aug. 22.-The freshet on the Hudson
has caused great damage. Five bridges were
swept away at Poughkeepsie. The loss sus-
tanned between Yonkers and Hudson CITY is
estimated at $780, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23
People WIN BE Asioni.I,ed. On vI.I,In.
Aud espeelally THIN sUMMgR

:, . 2 o " " n D n s 7 :
10 find how very low they can buy nll Lind. -
CLOTHING,
And especially THIN SUMMER OInrurNa
THIN COATS, vests, And pANyS
mn VI good material, and fast colors, At bOc eaeb
rms sale WIZ continue at these extremely low nr,c
until most Of The goods sold aud all whS I'D i ~
uce, and are in want will Of COURSE before pureba,n
LUT II ER'S CLoTHING HOUSE.
No. Lincoln House BIoe.
EOfmerLN W0rceaker Hmm RlnrL h
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

ATTORNEYS AND OOUNsELLoRs AT LAW.
Nos. and Worcester Bank Block Worcester Mns.
HENRY CHAPis a. n M, :, ,r Is '9'
Jan. I. 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

Free Territory Free Speech! Free Men
and Fremont
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09
Read the Truth nbout our Turf OIL.

NIINMONN ApfII
During sleigh ride this winter past horses
leg aud the skin of place larger than hand
the traces rubbing the inside of the thigh applied
Turf OH, and ia day or two he well. Another
A mule which working dray became unable
walk On exsmioing his foot discovered nail about
inches long up to the head My driver and the SAID
he would be good for nothing out
piece Of lint aud your Turf Oh once
and from that moment he has not lost hour bat good
as ever also saw horse badly snagged the outside
his thigh In two places about two inches deep aud tour
inches wide from which he suf day Your Tat
On was applied and ii brought them out entirely sound
truly is one OF the remedies for have
known and have lived in rug for years
this as you think proper. Very truly.
Ro Messrs Dove d Co. J IA WTISIGER
For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD.
q I,nuh lrt-
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C.

NFw BOONs.-1he Ancient Hebrews, by
~ Abraham Mills Modern gre'ee by Hcnfy NJ. Baird A
New by the Author of tile W .de Wide World Ni1di
fads ta.k aek Three Per Cent Month the pors
Past Living The oil Regime and he Revolution by n
IunaHeviis AaTaa Lester the Mothers Mistake. GuHh
dental Letters Napoleon aud josephine Memoir If Chs
holm Poems by A. smith Headey Life Washington ilusfra
ted Colt as Lin and Times Of Henry Clay, lie La Hodtes
History tht sereues 81 France cads work
issued Therapeutic and Phamaeoiogy Phankfube by
Taylor Life an Essays ri benjamin. Franklin Memoirs
1t ell BnNop Life aud Adventures of Beek~ourth liar
per- aFa1iuo October Gedeys do By
Espress IASGHORSE 4 wALKIP.
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s,ovssEy.aDrEs .sScmgURC.-Den-

Ms BKD BYFts. Richmond Va, beg 10 Inform the
szers OF y' hbrg thar they are 10" prepared I" execute
tgey description q" S Cotton or Aoohen dyeing or Clean
well done IN New York elsewhere We have
machinery aud tie best @. "oIkmcn aud can guar
patrons Mernu, silk and DE Lam
dyed fashionable co"fs, to suit the TASTE OF the
us ShaNs Of every description dyed cleaned Grape
scarlet crimson other ep"fs equal to import
dged equal Silk dresses cleaned and Grease
~ " nv Stains ed We intend t. do work equal to
s tho United States and respectfully solicit
patronage Of the citizens of Lnehbnrg and siiy Gen
tIeueEs Garments dyed and ceauedto look sqnal { new
DENNIS 4 BRO,
W Ilines, Franklin ST, opposite Metropo'
TAU IalL Richmond. Va. sep Idts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

Of the first class, built IA The cry 81 bal
or, expressly this trade and have superior aceonno
aons passengers They commanded by experienced
siaius qualified for the trade, aud who viii spare no
rtlon 70 accommodate 1he, VIII be towed aud down
INC rivers by stonm aud may be- relied to sail promptly a.
adYeTtzed
Merchants going Sorth ordering goods from New York
vii find their interest 10 ship by this line, a freight VIII
always be taken by any other line # Packets an
every efort will made by the agents III Richmond anu
New York give satisfaction Insurance can be elected ~
r Richmond Association by tins lin" at per cent
". respectfully and hope succeed IN obtaining in
share Of patronage
Goods shipped by line NcwYork viii be orw arard
free Of New Orleans, Mobile Charleston ga
yanpah or any other southern Northern port
Tho vessels liz in Richmond in liz Dock in New YORK
at Berth NJ l. Coffee House slip, foot 81 Wal street
DAVID d Nm GIRRIE, Richmond .eents
e. II PERSON n y,
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y
ID YORK STEAMSHIP j AN EST oW ,..HslAsts.s.
The L. ). Mail steamship JAMESIONN \, in com
maud of Capt IFNIs PAhHisI leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON nj 3 o'clock, for Rich
mond She Will take any freight City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at clock, for New York.
Those desiring ship by her have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship
n Room secured by addressing by mail.
The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, stops at CITY rout,
where Will land and freight Both tho Jam,
and Roanoke aud land passengers CITY FONT
Norfolk. LtDLAM y WATSON,
pfrjt,t IttA "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

N SION MERCHANT On the Dork, Richmond Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended tt me last season.
have made arrangements the lne 81 Boats run
fommy house thai boat VIII leave every other day
fsnndys eXeePted) BY this ern shall be able to
goods through days than heretofore aud very
nearly they 90 by the : s. L. L., and at much less
Ny charge for forwarding Tobacco is cts per Box and
10 per HID whch Includes Drayase aud marriage when
hcrcts lcs>y Tor drayagc The ayagt and Wharfage
the Basin per Box and IL per Kid The
La,h Io charged by the Jlm,- Etrr kaaaWla ca. i"r
passing y house cts per + abouti ct Tor Boxes
l 3 pr ilhd Having th's" advantages t location am
wiring my the benefit md elnrse only
price my services hoping thereby to command larger
lusu,ss
Ny efsna attention will be given to sales of produce and
iurrl|S 81 goods Commission, a. ) LEE.
2lts
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~. linn THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN 10

Fare from ynchbuTg TO Bnchanan.... -........'HI -
To Richmond . -
From i.fnchbufE IL Charlottesville. ~
On aud after the I'D of October Packet Boats Wea}e
Bnrinuan Il A Nj aud BynehburR a7l J.. NJ, Monday,
"wednesday and Friday, aud in Edmond second day,
a o.clars 4. VI. -.
,hnrottesqi passengers leaving L~achhurg Mt = p "
reach Sepiiesio 10 A. NJ day and arrive in Char
luttc,lle 81 T. Nj Leave IyuchbrB for buchanan and
Lexington 4 NJ, Monday, ednosday and Friday and
arrive At : l. NJ
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" ahL HOUSE No 81 BoLLINGBRook sr pm.
IL tG vi have established the Transaction of
tieuofai Inn. sized and Metal Business I,lne , ar
Lon f Virginia and North Carolina Merchants Visiting
market It. examination ct my large and valued ass, t
ny aria ncts icing such wiz enable
lowest rHtcs Kan Reads Maclinsts Blao>ul> ana ,,..
trade generally will md their to examine nv slk
before purchasing elsewhere
oid,'s lak iuly received and promptly attended To-
d}n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

SILVER W ARE AND FANCY GOODS at
Wholesale aud retail ia every variety and st, lc al low *
prices, by Calling at NOW s ~ RSA
gle, No. a. Sycamore street, Petersburg Va wbrr,
you viii savo 20 per cent lie has Just IRON
ihein Manufacturers and Importers with the larg ->"r
fashionable assortment of Watches Jowcv SIsr ana most
Fancy offered in this State. Womb II . ART and
call and examine his magnicod Sock 49, oeicr
he buys all his f cash save at
them much less than the regular prices for the s an sen
Goods on also have your Watches and i quaIy
pared best manner and at Short notice md cry re-
The fashionable Goods in =, always get
money ~ your
Remember the place, sign Of the Eagle No "A s
street, Petersburg, Va. THOMAS ,U9Y'ahlot
sens
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H''''t
mnud. Va. lit Fall $40 ltJb
calling attention To- the stock Of Goods introduced by the
you'd well 10 nutire the fact OF our
rapidly increasing With all sections of the STATE dhfhs
Time hrve been located IN Ri hh"nd And as an MIR"
1rilu necessary take advantage +"
which make ourselves knot" expecting 81
thai examination all parties will Judge for them
particular merits being perfectly satisfied th"'
customers and Judgment must be consulted
receiving Fall Stock, and assure purchasers
Hat thug in the III Gents Wearing Apparel WIZ
attention. and the assorted lines viii al all iimts be
auHd each customers ants will be supplied
ctfry facility for the proper prosecution oi our bns
Lope make the fact o our customers ana
safsfa"ty trade During the last have MT
up pressly for Gents Furnishing Goods where
bud thing pertaining to that department
the Clothing Department guarantee the Stock to
perfect point durability. Fit and Styles because we
mako Thing rscvcs and have hesitation in sa,in
gnods viii be found equal IA the best order work IN the
ernutry Watching the various changes of Fashion parties
tHuy finding lie latest and make IN SIRE,
subject Inspection and approval call IS solicited by
GRDSIIONG d fIPMAN,
4, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-09

~ very beautiful Fancy articles amour i, fj.
an, .""r "+ts, Toilet Boxes, PM IoNo, Fame irt e
> '"''o NiohnHes ahas Toilet Scti> Colnrn. r. ,
Vs. a'>' ine Har Brushes Combs all ki,i. ,,,f oNc
'nlsh 't"hleis1vory Tablets, &c Sc - -,
lily. for sale b, n IN, IN e.ef hf,1ed in the
MS II THOMPSON i CO.
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MEssbssissst, whole

>------------1-n-S Cutlery. Wakm Canes,
pltsand Monies Percussion Cups, Gnnpon der Patent
shot Bali. Pow Fasks Pouches aud Bells, Bird Bags
Nipples and Wrenchcs Washing Rods and licklers Dcg
tla. and tnars Makers Materials. &c. sc IA RI
NOIVERS FIVE SHOOT Frs Al maunta turcIs prices
Ia the trade. = 81 llEhLANDt
No Lg2 Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
4 DIPLOMA
OF THE FIRST Class WAS AWARDED BY THf VIRGINIA
WORCESTERSHIRE foR mn ruMo1lUN
TIE MECHANIC AXIS TO
SAM FL SN1 lIERDLAND OF RICHMOND, NiRGA
H. a case of CT " PISTOL = aadI:lI Les, exhibited
hc hibtion Ar1icI,s 1t A'.rt Manufacture, he'd
HE cas- OF Richmond ON the toth day OF Nv tr5i
JANE, ". IEwFLLEN j. \. BELN1N,
Secretary. President.