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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Some of the American shipowpers have been fortu:
nate in se at Msrseles the ships recently chartered
BY tie French Government. Amorg others the clipper
Ocean Herald hos been purchased for $3.50 by the
house of Pasre and the Queen of Clippers by MesSrs
Ralle.
The United States corvette Constellation is at present
in the Golden Horn. Constantinople.
Tie Emperor and Empress of Austria on visi.
10 Trieste
Winter has set in at St Petersburg this year earlier
than usual During the li years OF which record has
been KEEP the River Nevs has been but sixteen times
frozen over in the early part of November
Mr.. Morris Moore an English art connoisseur and
critic was subjected at Berlin to domciliary visit by
the police, in consequence of his having been the
bearer of letters TO suspected persons in Pfussis
~ il.
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Rail, ,nd B., 1,sas7 C. ca IL wIos, sec.es rs
trm Il Is 8 f6 MIXED sos on the Clyde A.,
TrsPrSTNE-Sprits rather deareri American n essn W
gSes.
terms. 81 hn ben .eeeped isr sAso Of htAIos and
g. ass Calcutta SO a62 Archssss 81 s4 Import rOHl
q. pass, oua i,i jan $500 against rs 500 in lass and
Tx dfm. Straits for arrival sold =, 10. B.ne. 100.
oussperm the nominal quotation Is sS su nothing Do
i've dull; the .po, aosslore offers $50 10 Me-'na
b; ben 's5 at s seville md MS. SIS 70 SsS ssd
RAFen more deuand foreign refined cells S. and Brown
RisT-Ths demand Coz dll,'isn sin continues .nd the
lower quslss have advanced Sc Privately the
aSSr have pr hs,ns esSso OF 80 an. s.nsecn At
ir ,bqu NCoc bag, the po S.drs, Sslc ord
R.Dsoen 10 D.ccs Bengal 10 sdl6 An .ueon .ad .er.
ssSia god es. sssiS Ss ss.e s p Ic% MD
u Tor mid and II for low mid Je. s,Oeh Of al lnds.
50 SO tun 'eain, gas same time last ess IN 1885,,
RrS inquired rather advanced rates Good j..
msics 5 as s. Denmark 7a2 s; berbiee as, proof
advanced Nifs,e Of SodI-Sniali sale. at il SaI7 5
snstsIPePrer-ot tSSs bass $50 Pi;s black offered
halthesvy and light, ~ aaid. aud B.;av. a. ta4id Pi.
uentoA small parcel Hhdrswn AZ +iaaid for mid
soos sds II p Soys. ien.. .o ID aaa
for low mid. o good pale
x III p1se a.. Rse fs as p,.,
large business has been done in tce9n principally Havana
and partly speculation West India still only
Lao have been sold including suction s1 hhda Bar
bsdoes from IS as! snd ~ bbds 10 50 bbs and 10
bags cIys,s.zed Demerss IS asa II eco hays Mauiu.
Fast India at auction to-day mostly sold steady Pm
y.ely SOo0 10 1909 bags Nsurtius the spot sold fau
prices and eco bags Native brown Madras az a.! and
ior arrival coo tuu Of the latter co. and Loo uns Bengal
IS or fine white Brpsres "a duty. Foreign-7o0 -
$500 boxes HGvsns sold privately 50 81 Tor No 10 III.
$50 sound csyed Manila tsd4s 30 bags China IS
&C for mid 10 fine brown (5y duty) so 10 40 hhds Cuba
Muscovsdo ~ dts6 Us 9di5 duty 100 bsss breSn PEI
nsmss 20 Us duy One floating cargo OF $50 b.ss brown
TALLOw Sellers 50 tor Y Z. the spot and for the
spriug, and Sc 6 for all the year
AMERICAN srocKs-The sales have been; go 900 New
York State ssi $1,000 Pennsyyans State s., Certificate
ana ?. eco d., do. Bonds 82 sltoO Illinois Central Rail.
read Erccand Bands at IS Buyers Of Massachusetts Sterling
81 United States g. Of 1858 tOS We quote Cana
dA SIS j ala Nova Scotia 6s 1854 Gle6 New Bunswick Sc
les; City VI Quebec 6s l02.
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FIRES.


FIRE II OLIVER sTkkET,
Yesterday morning, about 81 O'Clock. FIRE broHe
out IN a stable and wood.shed, rear Of No. 81 Olive
street oocasioning about $50 damage. The premises
are owned and occupied BY Jas Martin, and are unlr-
sured The origin Of the fire is unknown although g
supposed 70 have been the work Of design.
FIRE rs EsSEx strict.
Aria O'Clock last night a camphene lamp e1plOded
At No. - Essex street and set fire 10 the furniture in
the apartment, causing sn alarm. But title damage
was sustained.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm in the Elfth District yesterday morning
was caused by the burning Of terbauel On the
vacant lot corner Of Fourth street and Frs: avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12

d6ertpee by Esgisnd and France ard ss no alliance
Of Spain can neufrahIe or change The geogrspnicai
POSITION of the above countries Spain viii be Just
working out her own future political extinction by the
resdest and most approved method. II is row rery
CON monty said in Madrid society ths, England aad
France are SPANS natural enemies always LOOKING on
her either az . mine or q battle field.
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ITALY.

letter from Genoa of the 10Th in the Co.'t,tasi0a-
ReL says:
the invitation given hip by the King of Naples 10
winter in that port but will stop here for the season
The Susquehsnna is expected here tomorrow and the
Congress in few days after. The depot for their
stores IL az Spezzis.
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THE LATEST.
by Telegraph from London TO liverpool
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Saturday, Nov.

LONDON, Saturday, Nov. 29-A' N.
At the Prvy Council, held yesterday a. Windsor
Castle Parliament was ordered to be further prorogued
from Tuesday, the 10th of December until the ID of
February. and proclamation issued directing the
assembling of ParHsmept on the Sd of February, for
the dispatch of public business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12

Pause BoSAPARTE's BIBLICAL PUKsUHs.-Prnee
Lucien Bonapsne is about TO commence On his EescD
Psns the publication Of the Gospel of s.. Matthew
in al the Basque Dialects and after that msp OF tho
countries u which The Basque language s stl ,poka.
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many seeonso are 81 NccIaay mpsfisn,a further de-
lay Of I've for then oorp would net necnvenene
the public IL 10 expected therefore that the Minister WI!
officially recommend MAJ the expenditure Of To 1902 0of
,hopld BE- spresd ID instead OF 10 TIE railway
psrs I'd thus have g. raise scarcely 10 @ v am
during the ionger which stated 70 be PER
fccy within their This report &c. under these eiTcDm
,sncst hkey 20 siv. general tssfcon These letters Just
hint dra~b1t snticipatons now he'd out-snc i
10, that the EDfls All alliance 70 rather weakening
EnElifh Securities have undergone tsa; Improvement,
and The tore "a the market hG beer generally sooc."
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The Feceral Government, moreover, can, IN case OF
war. cal out the caniona troops, consisting Of upward
Of 40 coo rneD and would probably recall the 1900
Swiss who form the nucleus Of the army of the King
of Naples. In fact, Switzerland can put on foot
force Of about pa OG0 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12

favor Of The prsspcrs, and - ensaeerer: far active
suppor IL any measures the resistance Of TIE euuicd-
erstior night compel him 10 adopt. The decision ..
he Die. fss sbor ,f tho. demsud, srd osr hard be
said 20 have satisfied Austria Prusss snd Austria
have only obtained it. sihe.on 70 the pro,orsi OF 1882
ard is cooperation in seconding the ssnsnd on he
Federal Goveyrnen. for the reease Of the prisoners.
The Diet was, perhaps, sver.e from encouraging such
olose aepce between Prussia aid Austria o. would
menace the Independence Of the lesser German Statee
The Diet is well aware that Austria IL resdy 20 avail
herself Of every occasion 20 obtain The recogt ion OF
the principle ha; she shsu protect and defend The IN
tegny OF the non Germ well a. the German pos
sessions OF the States Of the Confederation with
view Of course 10 Italy and Hungary, and the prece-
dent would no doubt be made of hereafter by Aus
trie.
80 far as can be SEEN the Swiss show no disposition
20 Weld Will the King Of Prussia, believing, a. per-
haps he does, that France would not remain passive
while Pussian army menaced she integrity OF the SSse
territory desist from bis claim II il Dc true that Gen.
Dufour has received from the Emperor the assurance
that in any case, Switzerland shall be protected, IT is
not unlikely.
In the mean time the Swiss Government are, | am
assured preparing for the worst The 70 lowing details
Of the force which defense of the territory, 1t could
bring into action ere under present circumstances IN
,eresfng The ste of the Hegetic army comprises Az
Federal colonies generals OF dvisionD. 43 Federal
heuiepsnt colonies generals of brigade, and proper
tomato number of other officers. The title of general
is only given 10 the Federal Colonel, the Commander
in Chief Of the army
The effective nigh Of the troops 10 thus composed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-04

A HOME MEDICINE.--lIRS. DAVIS
IA ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and WhoopinE
Cough, and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
The following few extracts from certlhcates OF
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"By timely use of it, have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees know OF it's good effects
with great many other than my own family"-W~.
McCrery.
81 have used 1t In my family for three years, and
found it the best family medicine have ever used
M. Il. Stevenson. -
"For sickness among children, nothing can be bet
ter"-M. II. Gedaoin. =.
az have tried all the cough remedies of the day
Daws to be the most valuable preparation of the kind
now in use."-ElEoh Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
E. ]. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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RUNAwAYs.

In RANAWAY-$5 DECENTRALIZATION
NM the 9th or 10th May, negro man named
N TOM, he is Is years old, feet high, has
~ scar under .hs nose.
IL The above reward viii be paid for his deliVe-
~ to EDWARD Il. HANCOCK.
je 2-2t* Cary and 18th sts.
IA RUNAWAY In JAlL.---There was
eM committed to the Jail of Henrico county, on
an the 4th day of April negro man calling him
N self ARMISTEAD CLARKE, as the property
.A.xs of Mary Sims of the city of Richmond, and
was formerly the property of Mr.. Thompson, of
Goochland He 10 about fifty five years old, black,
and has very grun1 look when spoken to; and was
very badly dressed when committed. The owner
will pleass como forward prove property, pay char
ges and take him away he will be- dealt with the
law directs. A. B. HUTCHINSON, s. Fl. C.
nv SI-6w
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ERUN A DISTINGUISHED MEMBER
L OF THE BAR-THE GREAT iORATOR OF
~

MoRGANTowN, Va, 9th March, 1856.
Dr. Scorr:-Dear Sir,-Last fall had a violent at
tack of Lumbago Having for several weeks used the
ordinary remedies without any permanent benent,
got vial # your "WHITE LINIMENT" had no1
used this more than week, when was almost fetal
ly relieved have every reason to attribute TINS re-
efto the use of this Medicine, and have no heslta-
ton in saying that / consider your Liniment very
valuable remedy for Rheumatic affections
Very respectfully,
w. T. WILEY.
All the above Medicines for sale by furceii, Lede
4 Co and Alex. Duval. Richmond. MY
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A NEW PLAGUE-The Mayville (New York;
Sentinel says:
"A new plague has come among us to annoy
our farmers and destroy their crops. Our fields
are overrun by an innumerable host of mice, which
have during the winter done much damage to the
young fruit trees and shrubs, and, we learn, are
working among the spring grain. farmer as.
sured us, few days ago, that they had cut off
nearly all the wheat stalks adjacent to the fences
on his farm, and appeared to be making gradual
inroads towards the centre of the fields. 1t is
feared that they will work among the young corn
SO soon az it makes its appearance above ground"
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UNION STEAAISHIP COM.
F&1S pany-fOr philadelphia, via
nI2A& City Point and Norfolk


Capt. L. Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Can't
David Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA., Captain B. Rooms.
One of thess-superior Steamers will leave Rich.
1pond, until further notice. every Wednesday.
touching ut City Point and Norfolk to receive freight
and passengers. Returning, leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday morning at 10 O'clock
These Steamers are now in fine order increased &C.
commodntions Tor the comfort of passengers having
hope, BY regularity dispatch and care in projecting
goods committed to charge to receive an
of patronage.
EI No transhipment by this line.
rasssge through to New York, and found. 1000
DO DO Philadelphia, and found, lst
800
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, I'd
Sopin' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
Passage to City Pojut and Norfolk same a. BY the
River Boats
~ Passengers by this line can stop in Philadelphia
Two or three days. ard then proceed to New York by
ths same ticket. Fl. Z. FUTILE, Agent,
my Rockets
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r. MOTT . K.-~W. O. DAILY -
Informs de eitiSens Of fichmond, =
and c0untxy, that he hes commenced
-. the BOOT and eH0E mailing busIness, on
hs q prepared q mss 70 order sny srlsis n 81 line,
In the most tasty and fashionable Style.
Mr.. A. III DAVIS, one 81 the best cutfsn in the
county, win saperntsnd The business and uss every
bert mstsrial- and Workmanship shsii not Be surpsss
y my nTH srsEs ' flsEs ROW.
ap 2s--dSm 1st door from Main strsst
IN sTKAW GsOODs...Wo hes -
Hi Leave 10 call the attention Of all who
are in want of STRAW GOODS, TO
our peautful assortment, viz:
Ladder Beaver and Leghorn Riding Hsts and Flats
Do Leghorn, Braid and Straw Flats and Bloomers
ChIidrens Straw Goods of every variety
Boys and youths eghorn and Braid Hats
DO do Straw Caps
Gents Leghorn, Braid, Psnsms, Senate and ceylon
Hats; and last but not least those beautiful India
Hats which for neatnesp cannot be excited.
Besides large assortment of Straw goods for SER
wants. suchss
Palm Leaf; Mountain Leehorp, snd the noted
Shanghai Straw Hat, to which we most respectfully
call the attention Of friends and visitors to the
BINFoRD. DICKINSON 4 wEIsToER,
my o -. -. :. No. 7s Main street
IN NOTlCE-I have large nssOrt-
I'LL ment Of Summer Hats of all styles. which
Sam selling very low. Persons in want wsud
Store No. 2O7, Broad street
just received, lot of the Ceylon Leghorn Pana-
ma and all other kinds of Straw Hats for Gents,
Youths and Boys Also, fine assortment of Black
and Drab Dress Hats, of my own manufacture,
which am selling very low.
Recoect the Premium Hat Store. No. 207, Broad
street. ~ ~ 5a Nfistissf @a4
my sl-Iw+ RICHARD MOORE.
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EXTRAORDINARY MoRTALITY.-Cattle and hor-
ses are said to be dying by hundreds on the Amer
lean bottom in Illinois, either from some vrulent
disease which has become epidemic or from some
poisonous herbs growing there. The symptoms
In all cases have been similar
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lIMPi,UYMkNF UhSI tkED.---F The under
Il signed having received a commission as NOTA-
RY PUBLIC tenders his services to the citizens of
Richmond and county of Henrics in that capacity
He will attend TO taking Dispositions receiving Ac-
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, and
every other form Of Conveyance Contract to pur-
chase and sell Real Estate negotiate Land and 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 terms.
Respectfully, ISAAC AVERY GODDIN.
Office on Bank and 18th streets, southeast corner
Public Square, q few yards South of State Court
House.
P s-One of the best scrveners In Virginia will
i've me his assistance. /. A. q.
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RATHER SEvERE.-The absence of Edward Ev-
erett Rufus Chsate and Robert c. Winthrop from
the Indignation" meeting at Faneuil Hall having
been made the subject of severe comment on the
part of certain factious persons, the Boston Cou
rier, while discaiming any intention to offer any
apology in behalf of the absentees, deems it duty
to say "tbat the character of the preliminary
meeting of Friday evening, and of those who oc-
cupied the platform on that occasion and spoke,
were sufficient to justify any rational man for alb
sentng himself from the subsequent meeting"
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lACKSON'S .EXCELSlOR BITTEkS..-
y This valuable and popular preparation combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles, which
long experience has proved to possess the most safe
and healing properties for the removal and perma.
of diseases arising from impure state of
the blood, and disordered iiver-such as Dyspepsia,
Indigestion Want of Appetite, WaterbIash, Ner-
vous Debility, Liver Complaint, &c. 1t is the best
female medicine known for the many diseases Pc
of health and strength the Blood 1t carries off bad
humors stops unnatura secreons and gives healthy
action to the whole system. Ye Dyspepiics, seeker
of long lost health try them and be cured Price 30
cents.
Prepared only by r. H. JACKSON, and for sale
by +. J PiCOT, BENNETT, BEERS FISH
Err, A DUVAL, JNO. w. POLLARD, A. BODE-
KER, S. M. ZACHRISSON and by all Druggists
generally my IA
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A young woman, named Catharine Flynn. at
tempted to shuttle off her mortal COIL" in New
York, in consequence of her paramour getting
married to another woman. She swallowed a
strong dose of laudanum aud administered a like
dose to her infant. Both, however, were saved,
by the prompt Intervention of the doctors. Mrs.
Rosanna Cole, another unfortunate one, living at
l9l Avenue b, swallowed two shiliings worth OF
the same drug. The doctors in her case were OF
no use. She died on Saturday morning leaving
behind her note, saying that she had grown tired
OF the world and wanted to get out OF it.
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q RUNAWAY -Knna way from the
a subscriber, the LIST January last, a negro
I'm woman named AMANDA, belonging to the
<AVesta,e of Samuel Pleasants, deceased. She
.Nx0is of dark brown complexion, about TWEEN
ty-seven years old and has mother living in Butch
ertown and many relations living in Powhatsn.
whers she is doubt harbored The usual reward
will be paid upon her delivery to at the Jail of
Henrico, and all expenses paid.
nv Stiff ALEX b. HUTCHINSON.
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FAMILY so AP.--The Chemicaf Ohio
4 Soap 10 considered, BY those who have tried Il,
superior TO anything OF the kind for family usss for
sale BY my g w. G. bATTAAE.
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BLOODY AFFRAY-In Helena, Arkansas, Satur-
day week, bloody ARRAY took place. Mr.. Hind.
man, prominent American politician, and Mr..
Claiborne, editor of the States Right Democrat,
were passing up the street, when they were at
tackled by DIR. Merritt and his bFother-in-law, Mr..
Rice. general firing of revolvers took place,
Merritt and Claiborne being MORALLY wounded.
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EXTRAUKDINAKY CAsE...
II RICHMOND NAV ist 1851

IL RICHMOND, May LIST, 1856.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out
last fall in small Sores which gradually exteuded over
the entire head including both ears, which were SO
much eaten by the to cause me to fear that
both would drop Oft. tried all sorts of adver-
tised and domestic remedies without any good result.
l then procured and applied little TURF OIL. 1t
began get better the bottle got broke, and we ap
piled gals to it; it again began to get worse. My
eldest daughter said "Pa, do get mere of that
TURF oil; sisters head looked so much better
when you used it" We got another bottle, and her
head is now nearly well. This was an aggravated
case and took half hour every day to wash it, and
it was very offensive One more bottle feel assured,
will cure her entirely there is but little of the dis
ease remaining You entitled to this and for the
benefit of Others take great pleasure IN giving you
this certificate. Respectfully, B. T. CHALK.
To Messrs DOVE CO. myS
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TvO FARMRH8.--N w nave tho AGENCY Ter
Buuelfs Imrroved keapers. and would BE- glad
70 furnish any who mpy DO In wat Of Reaper -.
iisvins then - bs1npsriex e any nov q nse. &
S my 70 80 X BAKER & rLEASANT6 II
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RGREAT REDUCTION In THE IN
Ia PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From Ill
IS to 20 per cent saved by buying from J;

RGREAT REDUCTION In THE m
8PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From lll
~ Il. ANTHONY, Columbian ii Hotel Building.
Moieskin Hats best quality. %
MoIeskin Hats, second quality.........!..." e w.
Fashionable Silk Hats. ~
Fine Cslfskin Sewed Boots. 5o
Congress Cater Boots. %
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes. -
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements WIN one
of the best makers in the city OF Phadephi1 70
ply him with handsome and supstanuaI cs s.l
sewed BooT, which he will sell at the unpfecsden.eo
low price of $780, oo Io-ueo.J
CRAIG ALUM sPKlN e.. C ssIis. Co whieS
have for ,ome time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putstion in the counties surrounding them have been
induced to put the e ~ .sssr 's s -
0nIe - th nsssnt fhs price il fixed at rae which
barely covers cost Of barreinz ana me nj,
80. csrt6cate from DR.. Carpor, leading and well
nnon nysicisn in Botetourt county Is selected from
.n sanr II snuaI responsibility and force:
fINcAsTIE, BorErousT Cor vA7)
Having been called ON BY the proprieton Of the
n.dicinai virtues, hereby state, that have exan-
"a the analysis the water made by Prof Boothe ef
Philadelphia and believe it well adapted TO cure dis
tenn and can further state that have known some
markable cures effected by its in serofuous ahes
lions and diseases Of the diss.tvs organs, .. M
The water has been analysed By Professor Roothe
of Philadelphia who snys-
"a mineral spring of such rchress and quality a.
the aney sis indicates will prove valuable aid to the
physician. Its position In the healthy mountain
zion of Virginia. about equdstant from many Of the
sui phur and other well known springs Of the State
confer higher value upon the Stipulated Cbslybiats
Of Craig county. Very respectfully,
HJAs. C. BooTHKn
Eruptive Diseases arrangement of tho liver, dys-
pepsa &C., have yclded TO the power Of this water
snd prove its efficacy wherever 1t has been tried
This very valuable water IL for sale in barrels 1t
very low pnce,by
PURCELL. LADD Il CO., Drussists,
no 2a-dsH Asenta for the Proprietor.
KLAUKREKRY nRANDY.-:sS daz- ins9
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FIRE ON THE MISUNDERSTANDING fires have
prevailed recently on the mountains In the vicini-
ty of Pottsville, Pa. and considerable amount
OF timber and other property has been destroyed.
Last Sunday week several persons who had left
Port Carbon to proceed to Tuscarora were com.
PEELED. by the violence of the flames on either
side of the road, to return, and "a young man who
had started for Pottsville from Middleport was
forced to go back with his clothes badly scorched
Several coal breakers were on fire, but, with one
exception were all saved.
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q AHSCUNDkD from my prcnlisrs

a AHSCUNDED from my premises
@ in Heniico county, two miles from the ctf CT
-EXA Richmond on the fifteenth of the present
<4NV month"; my negro woman MAHALY. She is
about thirty five years old, has very young
good set of teeth she is Of medium size,
had on new blue Jeans frock when she left. She ia
about the city its suburbs will give ten dollars
for her delivery me, her safe confinement in any
Jail so that get her. JAMES w. OTEY.
INV 2n.-.ffk l..si