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90 l. reader. irN IDIuitr, .a4 Dee amount 'i lai.
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on. HOLMES. uhH.r CbpIll.Iirs a. au l-,.rl.-
twnl'rfiilr lIc vel hn1Uu.
The nrmrr. mechanic AMI alti.an, especially,
atr invited ip lrnI co.. th,ir .uHi .ii, 'Hi p rriniu
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made urir.
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r,Ii,. Thi. harrrr II ihr paper hoe ust with
much favor. ,r.i ur .liII spare uu Taiu. Go make
10 min muf, attractive.
W. .hl'l elsn .,r lhr hie.t lucl l'I Hlr'g'
new. 900 o. che huw 81 Irb rliiu1. III ur"us
al tb. t,rr q. BIO thr STATE ana N,nHrl l.rgrs..
turr. will D. lul. ,ui ,,,r.l'l, ua o. cop.
o. shot, 49, m,lr iu m' o.. rf'.'min,n o.
Wh,tit.titls rlir. tuf a., ''h1 Agricultural ulI
PANT, N,a.fap,r," "nr ihti 't'N w. worthy 90
even ni.rr erurru1. .urrurt ih1r 3, u"N 'ni',..
TEENS.-Oua duIiar au4 sr'sui'-r'c ',u's
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W,hip thr ,rai tuu t..'ir- sHl auy 'yuts tIIl-
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RUSSELL EATON.
Au.is', Nuy. {, 1886. -
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tllIA AN lliNI.
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a. Ir.-.Ir. parr.i'sr tu fhr 1~H' "i HHI load
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THOMAS d. UEOWN. y."s.
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SALLY WARREN.

ONruEr, ss.-At "a ruuH of Probate hslI 40 Par
b., sifhi1 tHi ipr che ruuHt, ct ONfti, GOO thc
tliri Tu .a,y a. Nu,,iutsrA u l>jb.
IRA Toe iHTr.Hiu- psttil'u-
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a.iff o. o. plhi,b,t three weeks suo,r',''e'N 'u
The tNiIrt u,uHyfat, pliut,d at iauis, that The,
u,, a Probate uutt Z, o. held ~ Lowell,
il .,tI sauui,. u1 che 2l.t Ga, It January usNi.
10 two Il the rIu,k CO. The susruuun, hni -hrN
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le grated.
THOMAS u BROWN, Jadss.
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Tho American chronological Jour
nal rnr 1887

hNA AhA Af'aH
Devoted in Th.rnul.g1, rh,si1Ngy, Mechanism,
T.fp, is1. Aefr,uIture. itr Nttulpl ~sI,uo's, HuI
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Tho Watcr-Curc Journal Tor 1917,
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FREEDOM NOTICE

NOTICE q. hrrrl, given, that have thi' d'N
y rluqui.h,d 10 my sp1. ls''c W. I'f' :,
IA. tim. a. oct ani trade ur him ,oli; ari ,h'''
rlin none ol he c'rnlug' nor psy Any d''' ct '''
clntractir: after thi, date. ,.-..r..,
Wunc.s; ions LocEr. q,
Gfscnau1i, Nov. IS, 1856 ~
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r. tls H1s Thrwai N Bro'sa, Jaigs sf i''sbai'
~ ~ Cgasiy II Ogard.
'l,IIC Prtitiua aud Representation II GU WILLS
\. TUEIL. Gua,,lan ~ ANTolNIl ",
SYLVESTER q. andiIANNNllo. SILIN'N,
81 ~pmu,f, On thr County 81 uNfHd' m'nor', &C..
.rsrtUtIN .htus, that thr said minors af" srnrd
ts.s...,i ~ rsttain tsal rstaie, su'i" in sll
~uui1et aud d,srtilar,l 10 '"ll'Ns lMrr i"eiNh
uttt. BE- common aud Unti' 'a'l ~ hU ih' &C." 80
tate uf Nsl ~icisun, Tate ~ NninH'r' ahir'ah'
,...,..,t .uI, 81 Co. thr ~ idpu'. right ct dpW,,
th.1.,y-.,id t,ii estate consisting q The Hone
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: ,as.r It which che .ail Altl ~trt.un di,'i ssil-
,I That b. iI estate b. uHrrHlurti,e ut su, lri.
.t g. .gii ,i1uts aHd that will D. inr che ,rtrr.
81 at sIti 'lirurs that che stuc shuuli o. sul arI
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tEfr,Iutr rflts Nuur lluru. that be- u,, w. author
tf.f Bnl rpInuvf,I pgt,. 90, o. LV o. eel 20
rr.IlJ .1'r ibs above j,-,iel ull estate" soc
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rau.. ~ thip luI Gee che Count, of oNiH'', "1
Oh. 3 Tsr.l,, ut pe,rHD.r i1 hr Nr'r 90 "uf
l.rd ri-li.,u huuI.,' 1u| h'' s.N.
u1ib- rrttipp aIurs.biI Fl, uuIrf 4. that notice
D.. s,rr o., I,rhli,h,us , coop, Of jhi. Irturu,vliA
tht. sr.I.i tN,t.rH, iHur vr.h. su.,rsst,rN n
Tt. UNtrI u.u.rilt, 70 usssTHgrr Illuirl 90
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THOMAS n. BROWN, Jsfss.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-03
THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.


fEyery mother should have the houss indy la
accident. o the children"
REDDISG's Russia
Boston remedy Of thirty years standing, and j. recon-
by Piles,
Ucer- Itch sead Head Seile Rash, Bunons,
Nipples, recommended by nurses Whitsw Sites Feser Flea
Spider snR, Lmbs, Rheum Scurvy,
Cracked Warts aud Flesh Wounds Il
remedy which testified Who
the city Of Boston and vicinity fol the last thirty
phycan's prescriptions IS pures materials
brought RussAOf articles growing Ia
have letters from all ciAs clergy
and others who have
aud recommend ohers Readings Russia Saive
stamped the wt picture
soldier, which picture the
Is CkSTs Box. Sold all the
cry, may be ordered Of any Wholesale druggist
REDDISGS A CO.. Proprietor
BENNETT BEERS FISHER, Agents; aud all Druggists.
fei2-Sm.
tProm Boston Saturday Evening Gazette.l
~ PERPUMED BREATH.-WhAt lady gentleman
when by using the 2 gr
slsbs
Many do know their breath bad and the subject
a
BENEFIT, BEERS 4 PIsHER,
isi2-6mos Agents. and alb Druggists
SHAVING MADE RAsY-wei your shaving brush In
81 thousand Flowers" rub the beard well El
facilitating
ying ONLY Fifty Cents. RkIhIDek Co. groPrstor
BENNETT, BEERS a USHER,
fe19-6nos~ Agents. and all Druggists
80 BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION nay easily be acquired
by using the "BIiHB a n thousand F2OEsers." II
Iectls the skin, leaving
son and hue Wet towel tive three drops aud
BENNETT. BEERS FISHER
fel2-Smos Agents. aud al p~iggrss
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lae9 R,hes, Amounting TO-. ....... fhtifn
drsss he tesooo prize ~ that number gud b. cd number
odd number ticket IN ih scheme wi b. entitled
nuuber then nunh tcsc vii b. emitted
fshG d addItou auy other prize Which, nay drawn
buying quantity d odd and
cks ~ certain q drnyinE nearly oreha ur ~
at NJ, 9Th chanees 81 obtaining other prfcs
re- Rcfnsrs-r hsi every prize drawn and payable f
y itfoui dsducuou.
r- an rrss o)o aud under paid inroisteiy after a.
inef prizes 81 ~ usual time u thirty days
an eanIHncafiuna strictly confidential The numbers
b. rsarisd 70 puCha-er inuatey after ths drawing
Whole ritksts fi0 Halves e., Quarters A. ~.
letsts easei renewed a. eie Office
90 Order or tfEsfs can b. addfsss si either 70
a SWAN co Aualta Ca. or
l~ft Z. SWAN Mongousfr, Ala
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WH1G.
N EWS by TELEGRAPH.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WA<sfroros, July 1-S>ssfs--rhe chair submitted a
the Secretary Of State Transmitting
the original journal Of proceedings Of the Board
of Commissioner Psris 10 hquidate and audit the
claims of American citizens against the French govern
mcnt.
Mr.. Clayton made some remarks on the subject In the
coursc Of which he said the document completely refed
the ground upon which the President bases his veto Of the
French spolation Bill
The document ordered TO be printed.
The Kansas bill then taken up, and Mr.. waie
made violent speech In opposition tot and Mr. Pugh
replied. Mr. Bisgs spoke in favor OF the bin
The question was taken Mr.. Adams motion Of yes
tcrday. and adopted--aycs 22. noes Is.
Mr.. Wilson moved 10 strike all after the enscing
clause aud insert all pAs-ed by the Legislature Of
Kansas any Assembly acting such, are abrogaed
and declared null and void"
Mr. Seward supported the amendment saying that the
day for compromises had passed
Mr.. Citcnden regretted hear him say so-the form
Of the bill might be unacceptable to the gentleman but
Offered in u liberal spirit. The proposition OF Mr..
Wilson would increase doubtful extent the existing
ev-he (hr Crittendcu) would compromise to the last
Of time provided they could preserve the origin
al principles which the Government acted He earn
c-ty appealed gentlemen to forward in liberal
spirit aud do Justice to all sections OF the country.
Ohston nhu setNcu oue VI puohC hc put hcNcE
the first day he entered ih hall had he believed the
country much in danger no~-,hey had been told
the time for compromise had passed the duration OF
the republic gone.
Mr.. Hale spoke in favor OF the restoration OF the Mis-
souri compromise.
Mr.. Toombs believed that Seward and his coadiutors
wanted dscord and revolution obtain power lie did
not believe these represented the feelings OF the
North. He had higher lsw-he dcspsed the man
who would steep his conscience in PERJURY in order 10 oh
tain the advantages Of place.
Mr.. Bigler opposed the amendment proposed to rho
bill
Mr. Wilson believed that the hill intended to make
Kansas a sisve state. The Senator from New York had
rudely assaulted the hill because Of his declared oppos
compromise the questios Of slavery, in which
the North always cheated The freemen of the North
had driven OF Kansas by the masters of Kansas
mustered nv the border ruffans Of Missouri.
Hou~-The reading of the report OF the Kansas inses
tgstng committee resumed and finished The read
ing of the accompanying documents was dispensed WITH
and the report referred the committee Elections,
and ordered printed Leave given the minority
oi the committee report within ten days. and To take
additional testimony, the report to- he similarly referred
snd printed when submitted.
Oh. uonsc adiourncd
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
90 B q h z ID.

RI FROM RICHMOND,
a. - To Lexington

Two Lyncbhurg ~ - To Lexington o.
III To buchanan ~ To the Natural Bridge "a
Fare from both Richmond and Lynehburgto Charlottesville % 50
Satisfied, trial. majority Of
Boats better accommodated by leaving In the evening return
to
Wednesday Friday. 7. New
A. NJ, and seottsy l2 NJ Of the n and Lynehburg NJ
and buchanan and Lexington at p VI Of the day
Returning, Buchanan at A. Lynchburg ~
NJ Monday, wednesday and Friday reach Scottsvle 0H
New Canton at ~ p NJ and arrive In Richmond at ~
bingham c. H. Scotsve With the
loticsville.
~ Time and Distances, In Gard below:
Lave Richmond Monday, Ledre LyHuAJur0 Monday
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SPRING HARDWARE. 1850.
SMITH, RHODES &c CO..
LATE SMITH R0BERTS)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
'OREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERY &C.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERY, &C.,
No. 81 Pearl Street, Richmond w.
III AVE now In store, aud receiving fr.m the
u IL manufacturers OF England and this
large and well selected stock Of Goods, especially
adapted to N. wants OF the Trade OF Virginia. North
carolina and Tennessee and respectfully
ders aud Others visiting this msrkt cali
Our stock fah aud eoptte comprising follows
Tools for Carpenter Masons, szddirrs
Ccopcrr, Smiths, &r, In variety.
Building Materials. Locks, Bolts
Heavy Goods, as Chains Anvs. Vices, Steel Hollow War;
Axes Springs, Axes ke.
Safety Fuse Scytbe-, snahs, Stones an
Straw Knives, Hay Knives, Brirr Hooks,
Forks, SPADES, shoves Hames, Hog Skins
A nne assortment Brides Saddles,
Whips, Pat and Ensmeled Leather, Sheep
Shoe Lasts Boot Trees, Crimp Board.
Cutlery. Of Rodgers, wostenhoin's, Butchers oyNer
makers
0sns, double and single barrel, Rides
Pistols, good
Fancy Goods, as Port MonnsIes, Brushes. Pur,es, &C.
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uDrHE SODA wATEH.-Ai Although our Fountains are
no, pure Cod hey lined win Fver Porcelain,
ue conveyed In flexible porcelain Iss. yet
have Soda Water sics or years have hn arge
nobody been poisoned certainly not Killed hluauy
ruehc BY the nrsf n Introduce
syrups always Kept them WHEN
oprfaion
bsi Crrsu snd The juice " The fui, o Ion
0f Vanla Pine Apple. Orargr sursaparia sni msetbsry
syfips gRuBBs q APptHsNN, Chemists,
Iassl No 9Oi Bread street
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NEw YoEE, jay 2r~o de-Persioes named MuiliEan and
Hughes expelled Francisco by tie Vigilance
Of Mr. James King assaulted menseI
of that committee IN this city yesterday parties arrived here
in he
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

WYE prepared manufacture ~
cultural IuplcInents nov used. We have gone IN
to 10 small expense in putting up The diseTsnt
rrp superior style the Resrers very
Sn. and they SsrrAnted We ea he ston
Wheat Ihresher ceAner
every Tespct
proof o. Wis., ,ig have done the eertiheA
liberty rvferrisg gentlemen who have used
chine:
We purchased Messrs NHsoS Morr last season.
bic jHdsuI consider their Machine perfect We believe
that the machine used 10 ~ vii rrs faster cleaner and break
' JoaY ]: cMILpREY'
Hsnrico, I4th Nov, 1855. Jos. J. PLEAsAsTs.
Messrs. NKlsoS NorT
GenemeYours bearing date spteber 10th hand, and
hasten % -eply
have Machine and ehserfuy
us-d-tbe easy and the
motion given to the drum such as to get all the wheat from & straw
FArmville, stpt. 20, 1855
BucxIseHAx Co., Oct 9Th, 1855
e ltren-You1 i.sar Of 2o September 1855 wa. received
s ays sSing to u, Ts0P; post 'e Ny pos. Gs New
GO W KYLE
hereby earthly used Of Mes.r.
WHEAT nIestng Machines The present year and have hesitation
IN saying that came expectation and i the best
GEORGE W KYLE
purchased the Machines o. MoI1 Laws wusox
and having ihrehed three with it, making the hrsd
chimes used believing cleaner fAsier
Henrco, Nov. 18th, 1855. --'' HENRY cox.
GenemenI with pleasure
OF your nTeshng Machine requires lees power o the
city and Durability We regard enphaiiouy the Farmers
chine, and most heeaHy recommend TO the farming eomnu
Mr. W. Capt, Davis. Who Observer and
whose wheat or Aaehns uTa this year are very much pleased
~ " WAT SMITH,
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July 2Four has advanced sales Of State At . 30
Southern .1 Wheat higher Southern red tl0 white
50 Corn stocks generally higher Virginia skies '8A
BiLrlaosE July 2-Four 1851 Wheat and
Corn unchaagrd whit. wheat soi At 81 sn s..
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Srw CoNsuLs AoEsowLED0ED.-The President ha@ sc-
knowle iged q. n Ztsle consul of the Netherlands
States o Pennsylvania and Delaware to re-id" III
Phadelphia and Claus Vacke, consul Tor the SAME
government, for Maryland and the District OF Columbia,
90 reside Baltimore.
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5000 SIDucuoS-In the Circuit Court holden
Newport week the tried be lore the Jnry
FarwrAher Alfred H. willard, all Of Providence
brought plaintiff for sacing his dangicr ~
promise II commenced ON Tuesday mora
Friday evening. Thu jury, after being out hee
verdict for the plaintiff o s5ND with t.
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AGRICULruHAL WAnEHoTsD,

Fu7E Subscribers, having their
Street heween Oh aud gth Streets, prepared 70
all kinds Of Agricultural Machines
iatet snd approved patterns which viii he
matris Gni Of superior workmanship They ask
"Cardws doGJ single HorseJ,oWers Trers"
vhih have preaan = every which they
exhibited. Also "CrOsks COd Cruser," MAnny's Patent
Reaper and Mover the hest In I-gkes Patent Lime and
6uAno spreairr. highly approved Hay Prrss Hay
Selers ein 49, smiths
dies he Reh p1ov various szes &C. Thy
sl5oin the NJ the Hon. William @. bves Flows
BALDWIN, CARDwFLL A 90.
Richmond, February -.
CAsTIs Hun, i5L Dec 1854
Col Va stovoHrosDear pleasure recording
here impression Of the performance your
Beam PATENT NJ Gotham today Ttc fs
and complete than at Of poU operation before
The fuow opened BY generally ~ inches dp and
D. inches vide Do hard close land and cfrsuay psty
eraned out, % the sod earth falling back
The trial n the pillow witnessed ny nevhboru
sfong Nfu vii mention Messrs Frank fselson,
y ~ l~N Hopkins, Thomas Watson, Of Louisa prae
ai nn ar mos -tut judges % IMPLEMENTS
there vas bot opinion aa1nE 10 t spery ana I'M
erceptlonabls performance n your rtsu
wishing eIlai eswtiere this valuable
pis-aent aysraily known agricultural b. ethren,
remain, yours truly,
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OUR Inns OF STAGES
ANDPErERsBU n AILROAD.


RICHMONDANDPETER RAILROAD.
et
E.ps,s. through Passenger daily Csand.y'' ereep-
@ HSsss r.: and ts sa S.s
sa1s fssn Monday! ssS sss. and
s.p,e'' through Passenger s.is at, ~
@ and r.sh, rain TSs sssig va ~
nondsy. wsinesisy. az, aud fr,days at sk A. NJ
s'assSs TO s Cal Train .SsS leave. ssSoSs
r.-sSssfS coming clover nm by hi, train -
express stop way either tax. up or
The Man trains stop when there are passenger. to taxi. up or
down Mansee.,, Temples, Rc. uswas station,
The accommodation train win Al. the regular stopping
The S.pSss. rI.as Rss%eHd eannse, the
Through weldon procured
The same train. from Petersburg eOnnec, Richmond the
wa.hlnsoa, n.more, Through
:. ossS n fs'sf.Sa Ss. '''' '' - "
chaaren IL years o sse.-..... IS
colorei person, In 'sryans ear = ~ $
attendance ehndsn, persons absolutely
purchased At the Once and getting the where
servants travelling by t.elve. must he Furnished b their
-h Ps. 'ha, can b. retained the Ss and
OF the
Ome- r A p. r. r. Co. March. 25th 1856
V.hnsGtiiaSS.,Ss ! ASS FE ssEfbsff k
The track hing extended westward per
month
May passenger train connecting with
Petersburg vii leave Lynrhburg at sia p
NJ. and al ~ O'Clock, ".
connections daily, Suniay sexcspted,
BufOrd's depot for Buchsnas, IL mixes
salem Rel Sweet ana White Sulphur
Spring., O. miles.
Al Newbn depot the Sulphur as me Sulphur
SPRING. The ruup Newbern Sulphur
springs has greatly improved and Of thu b~si In the
mountains Pa<senge Springs
second day from Richmond, Ford
Tsun-Ss-- Fare from ass through n ~
Railroad In the vicinity Of
Aehany Montgomery, white Sulphur and the yellow
sulphur Springs, Accommodations NJ each OF which have been
rcasednn last
OF Telegraph Richmond will completed
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs early In June
II. GILL
Gepsr eun.rtr