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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04

THE SUNDAY SHOWS IN ENGLAND-The Com
mittee on the National Sunday League, in Eng
land, are circulating petitions for the opening Of
museums, picture galleries. botanical gardens the
Crystal Palace, and other public buildings through
1t is presumed that, the impetus once given in
London, its effects will be felt to the remoest part
of the Empire
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Neafie. the tragedian, is in New Orleans

Neahe, the tragedian, is In New Orleans
Capt Hiram Robinson, of the brig Crimea Of
Thomaston, dep was lost overheard on the 23rd
ait
The L. s. frigate Savannah arrived at Rio on
the 9th Of November, all well on board
The Syracuse On. W Chronicle says TIVE hun
dred fugitive slaves have passed through that city
the past year.
Dsyid Kielt, Of Steuben county, n. T., on his
way west 10 buy farm, had his pocket picked OF
81 725 on the New York Central Railroad, last
Christmas morning
A committee OF the New Orleans Council have
reported against closing the theatres and coffee
houses in that city on Sundays.
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RAILROAD AcCIDEST.-On Saturday last the
mail train on the Charleston. rs CO Railroad ran
of the track near the Catawba River Two
hraEesmen were badly injured, and VIM. Little,
u > Mall Agent, narrowly escaped being crushed
to death
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT-Dr. Foote in a
letter from London says: Members of one House
not permitted ON the floor of the other, nor as
az Washington, can the floor of either House be
invaded by swarm of privileged persons not
members The Commons would resent it as
gross breach of privilege if the highest peer of the
realm should presume to enter their hall while
they were in session"
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ANornEn AIIIANcE wIrH FKAscE-A pari

ANOTHER ALLIANCE WITH FRAscE--A Paris
letter writer says:
Speaking of ofmatrimony. people say now (though
this report has already been in circulation before
that NJ de Msrny is about to marry young Ame-
rican lady without fortune. The anteceGients OF
ii. dc Morny are already known to you. He Is ge.
neraly, supposed to be the son of Queen Hortense,
the mother of Napoleon Ill. He executed the conp
detaf OF the I'd of December. He was at that time
Minister OF the Interior lie retired from his place
through dissatisfaction at the decrees which i'm.
poverished the family OF Orleans. He has become
President the second time of the Chamber OF lie
puties He has a fortune of fifteen millions of
francs, acquired in speculations. and which he is
disposed as it Is said, notwithstanding his former
bachelor connexions with the court. to give 20 ih.s
Young and obscure American lady
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04

INVENTION IN le55.-The Patent-officc has been
very active during the last year in granting pa
tents. One thousand, nine hundred and forty-six
were issued from the Office during the year, the
largest number any one year has ever yet shown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04

MODERN NIaRoDs-On the alst uIt., 0Iessrs
L. N. Ross, Daniel Patterson and VIM Allison.
returned to Independence, No.. from the Plains.
where they have been for some weeks on . buffalo
hunt The party brought In over 10000 ibs of
dried buffalo meat and tongues They killed over
faffy buffalo and more than 200 wolves.
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sHoT-A young man by the name of Joseph
Heiden, III St Louis, had two Of his fingers blown
OF on Christmas day by the bursting OF a pistol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04

Rev. DR. PIumer, formerly Of Richmond lsctur-
ed before the Young Mems Christian Association
OF Louisville last week
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a. BELL,

w UfUCtR & CUM ISSIJN MERCHANT,
Corner OF 18th and Franklin sts., Eichmond, Va.
Personal attention paid to al orders, consigu-
nlcnts, &c. de 6-d&clm*
SOMETHING FOR THE MILI.iON.-.
- KENDALL'S K GUTTA PERCHA WATER
PROOFlNG is evidently destined to have large sale.
We speak what we know, when we say that it will
render Boots, Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
fecty waterproof soft and plant and greatly adding
TO the durability of all Leather fabrics if applied
cordlng to directions which will be found upon each
bottle.
LEY, 18th street, Richmond, Va, wholesale and re-
tall who is the ouly authorized Agent for the city.
nu22-d2tyts
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The Pilgrims Progress" has been translated
into Chinese by the Rev. Mr. Burns, an English
missionary in Annoy. 1t is embellished with Illus
trations well executed with figures and faces of a
Chinese type and character
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r WISH To HIRE. for the ensuing yenr
l o good COOK, WASHER and IRONEH for my
own family. Satisfactory references required. APP
: ia PITS BENZ. C. GRAY,
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W. loIh street b -ween Main and Gary, keeps con-
stanty On hlud assortment of all kinds Leather,
OAK and Il unlock Sole Leather; Russet and Wax Up
per Kr; French, German and American Cal:Skns;
French md German Patent Caf-Skins; black and
led Morocco and Kid-Skns; Roans o. all colors:
Goat end sheep Binding Skins; Shoe Thread; Boot
and SAoe Trees Mems and Ladies' Lasts; Boot Webb;
Avis; Lasting Tacks silk Twist, with full assort-
meat Of Findings of every description OF the best
aut litv. no 22-6&wts
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MOT G E..-A little upwards of two
Y months ago, sold out my entire stock of Books
Stationery, &c to Mr.. T. ID. Clarke, thinking the
time it would be ultimately the best arrangement for
my creditors and myself 1t being inpracticable for
me to comply with an agreement made with Mr.
with me- He has accordingly sold the stock back to
me- and have thought 1t best and prudent stu-
ated aIn to convey it in the ben
eft of my creditors, which have done i.als
VIM A. BUFFERS.
Rirb,nond Janusrv Ist 1a56-ff$
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FuGHTrUL ExPLosiox--At Columbus Ohio
on Christmas day, two boys purchased sonle dre
crackers at store, and the proprietor to convince
them that they were good ones to CO. is,niied
two or three, the last OF which he accidental,
threw into keg OF powder, when terrific cx-
piasion ensued The north and east sides of the
building were blown down, and the roof fei IN
upon the iamates, some twenty in number, bu
miracuiously not a life was lost. The damage 10
the house and stock Of goods liz about &a00a
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VRCSTEE'S NOTICE..-WM. A. BUT
Il TIERS, Bookseller and Stationer, No. 1S7 Main St.
has by his deed bearing date the SIst day December
1855, which has been duly recorded, conveyed to me
In trust, for the benefit of his creditors, all of hs
stock of goods and fixtures and debts and credits of
every kind.
He is, as my agent for the present, authorized to
collect any debts due to me trustee and to make
sale of the stock at retail for cash.
Persons desirous TO purchase articles in the Book
and Stationery line, and Piano Fortes &C.. will find
it to their interest to call. VIM. +. WATSON,
ia 2-lm Trusfea
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JANUARY I'd, / s 6.--TrimInings and

y Fancy Goods to be closed out at unusually low
prices, as the season is far advanced, and GOLD
SMIr having large stock of Trimming and Fancy
Goods on hand, will close them out at such low
prices to tempt those that in want of them pur
chase of him. 5000 pair Ladies' white aud coored
Kid Gloves at so cts- would be cheap at rs cents;
$500 yards Cambria and Swiss Insertngs at Ct cents
Handkerchiefs at 25 and S7} cts., giving away. Ia
Ladies, Gents and Children's Cotton and Woolen Ho
siery, GoLDsMIT will sell them cheaper than be
had elsewhere In Embroderies, as Collars Sleeves
Bands Infant Wrists, Embroidered Skirts, Cambric,
Swiss and Bobbin Edgings and Insertings, will be
closed out very cheap. Woolen Goods, such COM
forts, Legginas, Fascinators, Opera Hoods, Woolsn
Sacks Millinery Goods and lots Of other Goods, to
be sold of at most any price. E. GOLDSMIT,
:, JAZZ 205 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04

DACON Il baskerville,
D GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive consignments Of Tobacco, Flour. Corn,
Wheat, &c and give their personal attention TO sales
of same ana keep constantly on hand large and gene
ra assortment of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
&c fe feN-dSwts
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EAPITAL L SJO, O,OUO.-CONINiERCI1T
" SAVINGS BANK.-Ot6ca at the atora of OnarIea
IN y. WILLIAlIs. Prodnce Commission

q III Il Y
~. Merchant General Agent for receiving and fer.
Wardins manufactured tobacco, Goods, 3c., &C..
leave to return his sincere thanks to his friends
and the public for the very liberal patronage
with Messrs Booker Watkins OF this city, and re-
spectfully socits continuance to his new house. In
thus appearing the theatre of business alone do
that the interest of consignees viii be faithfully rep
resented.
Liberal cash advances made on consgnmsnts Of
produce in hand.
RsFERs To-Messrs. Lewis Webb & Son, Wads.
worth, Turner < Co. and John Booker ESQ., Rich
mond and Jno. M. Otey, ESQ.,, Chiswell babney,
McCorkle Il Jones, Lynchburg, Va. ia Its
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I loVF =, II.l : AuCh IsFNsk"A' .lttb HU
~. n4ava1 his 0.iue to No ii 'ZImueTTlan's corne
kf.,,. e-2 1nI srrea+s t--end+s
~ pEMss::ii'9H<. No. I:. E..si .,tHiu os.,
= RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, oHyrs for sale the
fo,owiIr Goods
Co,toa and Hemp Se.ne Twine, all Nos
Mars'alps Pate nj Seine Thread, do
Sline Lines, ~aIiOus lengths aud sizes.
Cotton md Kemp uordago, BED Cords and Leading
Lines.
C-rPct Wurr, ell colors; Cotton Yarns and Batting.
Cotton and Wool aids: W ool and Wool Rolls.
Gineer. Pepper Al!spicg, Chocolate, Cocoa.
Tldlsu Blue, Stare. Mustard; Shot, all sizes.
DaP5G,'s Sporting Powder; English and American
Gun Caps.
With well selected assortment of GROCERIES
sui.ed TO lie tlad.-eR any part OF which, will be
sold q: y y4ry gHaH advance FOR CASA. oc "A
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SOMETHING FOR THE \
SIGNOR G. GEORGE Professor OF Mu-

- SIC, most respectfully announces to the citizens
OF Richmond that he is prepared to make engage
ments with parents pupils for instruction in Music
on the PIANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
SIGSoR GEORGE pursues the Solieggi system of
oGaaoa ts deemed the only perfect mode and uses
Il, and Signor Bora late of this city
" Orders may be left ct the Book and Piano Forte
store of MessrS. James Woodhouse 4 Co, 1873 Main
street lh-Iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04

'fU RAIL hOAD COMFANi Es.--We
are manufacturing and keep constantly on hand
every variety OF Spikes aud Chairs and other Rail
tastenings.
ALSO-Bolts for Bridging, all lengths.
Car ANles and fiat, round and square iron, ali sizes
made from best Virginia charcoalPig Iron.
r. ARCHER 4 co.
de It's ArInory lren Works
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SHOCKING DISAsTER.-A subscriber at Ran
delphi, near Lancaster, N H., writes;
There shocking occurrence one night last
week in the adjoining town OF Jefferson. The
house OF RIr. Patrick was consumed by fire. and he
and his wife were both burnt to death in the flames
They were quite old people, and Of Irish extrac-
ton. a little girl in the house escaped through a
window the ownership of the Patrick farm is
the subject of litigation in the court at this time
and hence it is surUlised by that the fire was
the work of an incendiary hand a son claimed
the estate and went TO law to obtain possession of
it. The fire arrests the suit and he becomes ''lord
of the manor" No evidence is aiduced to show lie
was cognzant of the confagration though it is said
there are circumstances which indicate incentia-
risn in some quarter 1t is one Of the most shock
ing occurrences that has taken place in this State
for years. 1t is very rare, indeed that two people
husband and wife, are burnt TO death in their own
bed-B0St0R Courier, January l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04

N hISSOLUTlON.--NO OF L e E.--The Co
~ partnership heretofore existing between HuLST
4 KING, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
lther party will use the name of the firm in iiquida-
t'on Of outstanding accounts.
JOHN T. HULST,
EIIIIAM e KING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-04

4 \ IRON FIRE PROOF SAFE will be
n wanted hy every person firm beginning busi-
ness today. We agents for conessedIy, the best
and most reliable article of the kind ever made viz
WIlders Salamander Safe.
jal WILLIAMS & BROTHER
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SAVINGS INsTTTUTToNa.
OFFICE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANR


OFFICE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
RIcHMoNp Dec a 1855
THE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK. char.
tered by the Legislature of the State il now pre-
pared receive deposites of money of any amount
Eve dollars, which will be paid per cent in
terest Oh all sums remaining deposit sx months or
longer, and for shorter time FIVE per cent
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer # n
Starke at the store of E. b. Spence corner Main and
18th Streets with either of The officers
SAM'L S. COTTRELL, President
T. B. STARKE. Treasurer
c. WALTHALL. Cashier
de27-2w
EAPIT A L $50,
" SAVINGS BANK-Ofice at the store of Ouarles
Brooke, ON l4th street.
Depositors in this institution will receive six Der
cent. on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. q. PAINE, President.
H. l. BROOKE, Treas. jv6-h
SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH.
~ MOND-Oihce removed to the Store of Chris
tian 4 Lathrop, No.. 90 Main street-In conse.
quence OF the resignation Of David Il. Crane VIM H.
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier. The Of
nee has been removed to the store of Christian La
throp where deposites will be received on which an
interest OF per cent will be paid on all sums re-
manning on depOsite months or longer and Eve Der
cent. for shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty
years; has loaned over eight millions of dollars; has
no suspended debt; has never lost dollar failed
to pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN Fl. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
mho-ts HUGHW. FRY, Secretary.
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OFFiCE OF SUPERINTESDEsT OF STREYTsl
City Hall. January 1, 1886. !
n RApAG A l.S xxfll las. rec caixed N sl.is n

orrtcE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF srRErrs,l
City Hall. January 1. 1896.
DROPOSALS will be received Mt this OF.
Il fee until II o'clock, NJ, on MONDAY, the 7th of
hands hired by the city to work upon the streets
the 10Th January 1856 the 10th January, 1857 The
Rations to consist of the usual variety and quantities
of sound, wholesome provisions; and the proposal
Piled.
The individual to whom the contract il awarded,
win be required TO enter into bond with approved
curity for the performance of his contract.
For further particulars, inquire OF
2-5t sarerintendent Stree1H
EsOk sALE..-I will sell q gentle aud
l. excellent family HORSE at anoderate price, ~
have no farther use for him lie works either in
'isis Is sms. z a'a'i' harness. Apply g. w sAxALI
lack AND HOIcEs FOX SALL.-A
4 i very good Hack and good psy of Horses for
sale cheap, IL immediate application be made Fof
: ja js- a--ss s,i'' 4'i1' app' : LEE OVERLY.
DEDUCTION OF sTOCk.--ln srder Go
h reduce our stock Of Dry Goods prior 70 taking in
mined sell them of very low. Our assortment IL
for this OF the year stu very complete, eossis
ing Of Dress Silks Manteis Merinoes DelaineG Flnn.
neis; Sllawls; Needie-worked Collars, Sleeves and
iIdkfs; Cambria Edxn2s aud InserfinEs Swiss Eds-
ings and lnsertings Csmbfic and Jsconct Muslins
Linen ass a coens on s e
those in want Of such goods IL viii be an advantages
to give Us e.ll before purchasing y
ISOK sAIE--Abonf "a, 600 old BliICkss
L Also, lot Of old IRON. {window barAl Apply
70 Mr. A. Gentry, at Dibreirs MsTsh.ass q 70
de e--ts u. Won 0hGNIno
EOIs CHAPPED HANDS; LIS LIS, q e FACE, ..ss
liquid entirely free from grease. ard sM utssuns
unpleasant propersis. z one of re most sieisas
preparations now before the psshs fnee = eso@
per hottie. rf'pa'fraA rAiDEsS iaS ~ z ROBINSON,
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suitable for housekeepers. Also of Wood Ware com
prlsng every article in that line oc Is
NIEs-Rs. REX N NIOfEk would iu-
4'A form the citizens of Richmond that they
prepared to furnish FLOUR in 10, Is, 20 % pound
bags: or CORN MEAL in any quantity, from their
Steam MILL corner of Main ard 2lst Streets from
their wagon at customers doors a. short notice.
Please give us cal; all who have tried it pronounce
II tirst-rrte article
de 4-ln& REX A. MOVER
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aRCS & SHINE AUCTIONEERS AND
l COMMISSION MERCHANTS, "A Main street,
~ etieDd to all sales Of Real and Personal Estate
also 70 the sales of House Furniture, Stock Goods &C.
&C Oh accommodating terms.
Y. {. LARUs. 'AES w. '''
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Ihe business will hereafter be cGndHcted
oy INT undersigned who, grateful for the rsst, VIII
sndrRvor To merit continuance Of tue patronage
hpera!iy extended to the late tirin
d' f WILLIAM T. KING.
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I EE & BAYLY, Attorneys ar law; and

4 T. M
/ 4 Commissioners To take DePUsltIons, Atlddflts,
Ackyov Judgments Of Deeds Powers OF Attorney, &c,
fJ-ti.e States and Territories OF
Alabama Louisiana New York
Arka;.sls Maine NoIth Carolina
California MCrylEnd Ohio
CounerLicut Massachusetts Pennsylyenia
FLORIDA Michigan Rhode Island
G.orgis Minnesota South Carolina
Illinois Mississippi Tennessee
ItaI.ns MiesaEri Texas
Iowa New Hampshire Vermont
Ke.-rrsy New Jersey Wisconsin
80 Sisi'r e BAYiY Commissions T of the United
Stgtes fourl Of Ciai.rs and Nnfery Public.
OH, on lItn ST, between MAN and Bank.
Tg-df2u
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iOIlN TT. IItAIhUHIt1 e., Q n, IL y 4. z, ~ go n -
sons Richmond, Ea.-PaIticEiar attention gwen to
tie sale If Flour. Wheat, Com, -, Cash advances
upon cousigumeuts. VIII supply Richmond Ground
Plaster Town grinding. loose pucket1 Virginia
Bone Dust and super Phosphate of Lime, Peruvian
Guuuo, &c. DC
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1iILLiAMT. LOLEMhN a 90. sHIP sHNIaIs

w PIEG AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CALIEoRxtA AND FRONT STKEaTs SAN FRANCIS
CO. CAL-Ofice No. 81, Wall Street, New iork'
'' W. 4. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. IL. WILLIAMS.
Mr. COLEMAN /. in New York, and will give ship
per every Information as to markets. shipping, &c.
-, EXCHANGE On San francisco, Tor sale by
WM. L. COLEMAN,
:; OLA 81 Wall street.
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vi E---Tbe subscriber having eEi.
paved Mr.. JAMES FELLOWS TO superintend
@ tie LIaIuileturng department of his business
PciuIy s;inounces that nc viii have made order
y cHy ipt!0n Of ladies, genienens children's
S44"es VI Boots, iu the very best u4anner.
HENKY ". QUAhLE3,
y No Is Penrl street
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r., No. 10 MAIN STREET, oder their services to
80 rubIic az AuctonecTs for the sale of Real Estate
Fnraturo Groceries Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle, No,
a. the shortest notice aud upon the most reasonable
terms .iu -
Having large and commodious rooms they viii re-
ceye goods for sale at rtrate sale without the charge
OF storage. .,a.
op reas Enable terms. - ,,r,,,,
L. i. COOK. VIM NoiA'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-08-22
WASHING AND BURNING FLUID,
PATENT MEDICINES,
may be found the celebrated
MEXICAN MUSTANG LININENT.

foSnSeHas, Morse. Warren, Relieves and
>aaAers' aNiap and Sarsapatijle Woayers cauk-
sr and salt kheum syrup; Arnold. Vital Fluid
.tNoads ENt pandeiian, HsaGt- Purifying Ex-
tract, Bull ~ar,aFarjlla (Iohn). GAY. Blood
praher, o'rcens Indian Panaeca, Hay lluluor
syrup, Iampten's Vegetable Tiucturc, II 7ure cure.
Kennedy. Medical Discovery, Morses syrup lcl-
low Dock 9riHays llumur Discovery. Peruvian
syrup, Eadway'- Resident Rhodes Fever and
Asure tusc, sands. sarapafilla. Shaker Sasa-
fafilia, ie"nscnds SaTsalarila Old pr jacob.
MrMuuu@ Elixir Of Opium. Mrs. Win.loW ;
Settling syrup, Shaker Extract Valcrian, Viii
,oG- Nemopathic pro,s.
Pr An ~ bitters pccks Jaunlice Bitters
ard t lie indian Vegetable Bi,tcg> ttwccds Physi-
cal, Browns Sarsapariila anal Tomato. Clark =
sherry " me one aud two Gts, Ian -leys Root and
Herb Bitters and almost every other kind in use
BALM Of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream. flesh
Balls, Liquid Rouge, DC, &c. Ayers Cherry
Peetoral, Aliens Cuu.h Lo1cngcs, Branis Pull
menary Ba,Im, Clarke, Cough syr,ip. Bachelors
Hair bye, Harrison, Hair bye. Liniuent> Of all
kinds Barucys Musk Cologne, Barucy's Shawn.
Cream, Barney's Nerbena Water Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills, Bradrcth', Pills, Wrights Indian
egetabie Court Plaster &c, &c. butchers
Dead Shot for Bed Bugs. Prof Mohr's German
Fly Paper Salves and ointments of nearly every
kind ; and every other article usually KEEP, in
such Store. Itf
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. A ma,
Sname not reported) belonging in Rome,
henneoec county, was killed by light.
alns IN Augusta, on Saturday afternoon
he ne was crossing the high railroad bridge
.trncL s ~ snnebec river. The lightning
s sa. .ne track below the depot soms
fifty rods fren the bridge, and p was some soa
h 10 ,so ond e ON ~ ~, trough the station
s,,ncl ,be nnfortur,,e ridge, where it
instantly.-Baagor Wig. llH.ins nm