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CHARLESTON ACAnEMY.

'TNIE Trustees of Charleston Academy take plea | sure in announcing to the public. that the first Session of this Institution will commence on Monday the 9th of October next, under the charge of Mir. JOHN NJ. PETTIGREw, late Professor of Mathematics in Arkansas College" as Principal aid Rev. E. M NoRTHuM, long and favorably known as a teacher r the English branches of education, a3 Assistant. Comfortable boarding can be had with respectable Privrte families at Sl 50 per week. The location of the Academy is justly regarded a. one of the most healthy in the State. Rates of Tuition per Session of Five
 Months. Primary Class. ST 50 Preparatory ..... $l5 O. English ........ .. 10 % Classical. ...... 20 0t
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 THOMAS ALDRIDGE, Pres't. JAMES P. PURL, tAs. E. CorroN DeRosY CARROLL, JOHN A. MILEHAM
 E. NJ. RICHARDSON,
 HENRY F. CARTER, Secy Charleston, Franklin County, Aug. 1856.
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OBERT GRAHAM, A. M., President and Prof. ll of Moral Philosophy, etc.; T. B. VAN HORNE. A. M., Prof. of Languages;
 Sciences.
 DAN'I.. c. BOWLING, Tutor in Mathematical TALIAFERRO BOSTICK, Tutor in Languages; J. NJ. TEBBETS, Secretary; J. II. SHERMAN, Treasurer; WILLIAM THORNLEY, Janitor.
 The halls of this popular College having been thoroughly renovated will be open for the reception of students on Monday Sept. s, l856 Although stu dents may enter at any time during the Session. it is very desirable that they be present at the beginning of it.
 The Institution includes a PRIMARY ENGLISH, PREPARATORY and CLASSICAL Department, in each of which the is thorough and extensive suited to scholars at all periods of advancement. For healthfulness and beauty of location the convenience and elegance of the buildings and internal fixtures and the ability ofits Faculty Arkansas College is not surpassed by any similar institution n the South or West.
 TERMS Tuition in Primary Department, term off n, . HloAtne ...-.-...-..... " Tuition i'll English Department, term mos. l5 % Tuition in Primary Department, '' ' l5 % Tuition in Classical Department, |" < 20 % Fees Always in advance No extra charges.
 Good boarding. including washing and necessary attention in respectable families, $2 % per week.
 For printed Catalogues and any farther intorma- ton. apply to ROBT. GRAHAM, Prest. Fayetteville. Arkansas
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JOHN HEART

MT. Heart, accompanied by his friends, at the time agreed upon, appeared upon the ground, and, after the fall of MT. Taber, Mir. S. Champln, the acting second of Mir. Heart, mo- tliied MT. Conner of his presence, and his req dness to answer the demand of F.. Magrath, esq, for satisfaction; whereupon MT. Conner replied that they had no further demand to make. MT. Conner then, in company with his principal, retired from the field.
 JAMES CONNER,
 On the part of E. Magrath
 s. CHAMPLIN,
 On the part of MT. Heart
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HORSE STOLEN.

rS SSAID horse stolen on Monday night s1ssSl 1 Sept. 29. He is bright bay horse -NNaabout Is E hands high, good walker trotter and psces little, canters we'll shod before the points of his shoulders there arc small humps some hair off his shoulders
 The subscriber lives miles below Little Rock or the south bank of the Arkansas river.
 A liberal reward will be given for the horse.
 Oct. [, '56 If. JACOB JONES'
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
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facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can surpassed by printing establishment in the country
 We have procured, a of sixteen hundred dol lars, of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, whlc ensbes do book and pamphlet work Tn superior sty and at very low prices.
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FORM OF DEFER.

Here date the offer. ] l. here insert the name of (name the town in the State o (name the State hereby offer urnsb under ad vertisement dated dae of adv emen and subject to all the requirements of the same, and of the printed schedule which It efers all the articles embraced in Glass No. (name the clas) for the (name he yard according sad schedule viz ee the printed class from the schedule, and opposite each article the price, and out the the columns for dollars cents, and the aggregate of the bid for the amounting to (here write the amount words.)
 propose my agent (hee the agent if one quired the schedue for the supply the classes celaneou by nonresident of the place of delivery and should offer be accepted, request the lie prepared and sent to the name the agency o signatures and certificate.
 Here the bidder to sion his name
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the law which gives immunity to the turbulent and the emurderously inclined does The popu- lar sentiment needs correction in this regard, and we applaud Judge Scruggs for the stand he has taken.
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Runaway Negro in Jail.

VNTAS committed to the jail of Marion coun- s9 w ty. Arkansas on the 2d day of October, eA 1856. by John J. Dawson. of Sear,y county, M negro man. who calls himself Reuben. aged about 35 years; 3 feet S19 inches high; weighs about lSi lbs dark complexion; says he belongs to John Jelks of Texas late of Bedford county, Tennessee. Said boy has some marks on his back, if done with d whip; had on when committed, negro cloth pants white hat cloth coat barefoot.
 The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he will be dealt with according to law
 R. ARNOLD, Sheriff. Oct l4 '56 -6m Cost of adv S26 or Sl per week
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BOOTS AND SHOES

S0 CASES Bolts and Shoes, of every quality q, cO and price. With full stock of Hardware, Queensware, ~ Iron. Nails and Castings
 As we determined to sell entirely for Cash, or its equivalent will sell at small profits.
 MERRICK & WASSELL. Oct IA '55 Lower Steamboat Landing.
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| TTNUE KENTUCKY MILITARY IN- 1 91 ! SIIIIIE. pirected by Rnard of Ni- l@

VI U STITUTE, Directed by Board of Vi Vi u sitors appointed by the State is under the su- |. perintendenee of Col E. w. MORGAN, a distn- guished graduate of West Point and practical Eng nter. aided by an able Faculty.
 The of study is that taught in tle best Col leges, with the addition of more extended course in Mathematics, Mechanics. Practical Engineering and Mining Geology; also in English Literature, Histor- cal Readings, Book keeping, Business Forms and in Modern Languages.
 Charge, sl02 per half yearly session, payable in advance.
 The extension of the buildings will make room this session for additional students who have the past year been necessarily declined.
 Applications must be made before the 18th Octo- Der.
 Address the Superintendent, at Military Institute, Franklin county, Ky, or the undersigned,
 P. DUDLEY, 50-5w* President of the Board.
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NEW GOODS.

ID EEEIVED per steamer Fox, II O l5o0 yds. Georgia Kerscys;
 20 ps. Red Fannels; Alsoa lot of superfne Ky Jeans and Lancaster Tweeds For sale by IlUTT & POPE, Oct l4 '56. Main street.
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Wanted fn nno pnnn,s
Valuable Farm to Lease.
N w ORL F. ANS DIRECT INFO TION OF FRENCH,
 GERMAN
 BRITISH

GERMAN.
 BRITISH and IRISH DRY GOODS F. & E. REILLY d. co. sNO long known at the corner of Royal and Cana I) streets beg to say they have removed to theil large New Store 12G, Canal street. between "Roya and Bourbon streets;" known as Touro Buildings sign of the '' Golden Flax" where their ample room and a resident buyer in Europe, will enable them t. keep the year round conn plce stock in every de- partment; also full line ofPLANTATION GOODS of the best southern manufacture.
 Combined with the above they will keep at the old stand: corner Royal and Canal streets. under the name of Embroidery and Lace Store, q com plete stock of Ladies Dress Trimmings Ribbons Elm broideries, Laces, and Ladies and Cents Furnishing Goods to suit the country merchant as well as the consumer This latter is class of house heretofore unknown in this market
 P. tS F. REILLY X CO.,, l26 Canal st , Between Royal and Bourbon streets, ' Touro Build
 ing '" sign of the Golden Flax"
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
3-2OS Prizes, amounting to......... S2O4. 1000
 Whole Tickets, SIC: Halves, s; Guar


 PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. The numbers from to 80 0QO corresponding with those numbers the tickets printed on separate s ot paper, are encircled with small tin tubes, and placed in one wheel.
 r The first 2l6 prizes similarly printed and encir- ced are placed in another wheel.
 The wheels are then revolved, anu number is drawn from the wheel of numbers. and at the same time a prize is drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn out opened and exhibit ed to the audience, and registered by the Commis- sioner, the prize being placed against the nuruber drawn This operation is repeated until all the prizes drawn out.
 Approximation Prizes. The two preceding and the two wosucceedingnumbers to those drawing the first l6 Prizes will be entitled to the GA approximation Prizes, according to the scheme
 5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last figure of the Number that draws the s40 900 Prize For example; if he Number drawing the S4o,o00 Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to $40 If the number ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to $40 and so too.
 Inducements to Clubs. As, by this Scheme. one Ticket in every 10 is quar antecd to draw $40 we will sell Certificates of Packa- ges of 10 Tickets where the numbers end in , } 4 56 9 g. at the following rates which is the risk them.
 All that they draw the amount guaranteed accrues to the purchaser.
 Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets s6o
 IU Hal '' 50 " 10 Quarter " - Is It will be perceived by this plan that for s6o the purchaser has certificate of 10 Tickets when if he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum whoes thus by buying Certificates he has four more chances for the larger Prizes-Halves and Quarter Packages in proportion.
 .sg' In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered on re cept of which they will be forwarded by first mail The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately y after the drawing .ay Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and give their Post Office County and State. .52y Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full without deduction
 All Prizes of sl,ooo and under paid immedi- aeiy after the drawing other prizes at thcusua time of thirty days in full without deduction. All communications strictly confidential. Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other tickets at either office.
 Address orders for Tickets Certificates of Packa ges of Tickets, either to
 s. SWAN & CO.,. Atlanta Ga.
 s. SWAN, Montgomery Ala JOHN l.. LOGAN. Camden, Ouachita county Arkansas, General Agent.
 Sept. 9 G. MCGOWAN. Agent. Little Rock
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200 DOLLARS REWARD. Sfafa nf rEanSaS

Stdte OI ArkdnSaSs To all to whom these presents shall come GREETING: WHEREAS. it has been made known to me that w on the 3d day of October, 1856, in the county of Clark, William Hess shot through the wrist, and then severely. if not mortally, stabbed with Bowie knife. in several places, by the hands of one William P. Davenport. who has since escaped from justice and is now running at large.
 Now therefore. ELIAS N. CONWAY, Governor of the State of Arkansas. by virtue of the authority in me vested do hereby offer reward of TWO HUN DRIED DOLLARS to any person who may appre- hend the said William F. Davenport, and de- liver him to the sheriff of said county of Clark in order that justice in this behalf may be executed.
 In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set
 my hand and caused the seal of said State L. s. to be affixed at Little Rock this 9th day
 of October, A. D. 1856.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Governor.
 D. B. GREER. Secretary of State. By Thos. c. Shepperd, Dep Sec
 DEsCRIPTIoN-Wm. P. Davenport is about % years of age, sandy complexion face and hands very frocked, small eyes and deeply sunken in his head has downward look; apparently cross-eyed, and about five feet nine inches in height. Oct IA '56.-4w
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*Sharpe's Rifles. Hilary Dutton.
CORNFIELDS.

When on the breath of autumn breeze From pastures dry and brown Goes floating like an idle thought
 The fair white thistle-down, o then what joy to walk at will Upon the golden harvest hilll What joy in dreamy ease to lie
 Amid field new shorn, And see ali round on sun-lit slopes The piled up stacks of corn, And send the fancy wandering oer All pleasant harvest fields of yore. feel the day-I see the field,
 The quivering of the leaves, And good old Jacob and his house Binding the yellow sheaves; And at this very hour l seem To be with Joseph in his dream. I see the fields of Bethlehem,
 And reapers many one Bending unto their sick les stroke. And Boaz looking on; And Ruth, the Moabite so fair, Among the gleaners stopping there. Again see little child,
 His mothers sole delight, Gods living gift unto
 The kind good Shunamite; To mortal bangs see hm yield And the lad bear him from the field The sum- bathed quiet of the hills; The fields of Galilee, That eighteen hundred years ago
 Were full of corn, see; And the dear Savior takes his way Mid ripe ears on the Sabbath day. . golden fields of bending corn,
 How beautiful they seem The reaper-folk, the piled up sheaves, To me are like dream The sunshine and the very air Seem of old time, and take me there. GA A few days ago one hundred mu
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WANTED.

k Large quantity of Beef Hides, Pel tA tries and Bees Wax; tor which the highest price will be paid by -
 Oct '56. TATE & MoORE.
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A similar communication to the one given above, from MT. E. Magrath Was handed to Mr.. Heart on the 27th inst, to which the following reply was returned:
 Charleston, Sept. 27, 1856. SIR: l acknowledge the receipt of your note of the 26th inst, by the hands of Mr. Conner. Accompanying this, you will receive note from MT. Taber, to which l refer you as my answer
 Your obedient servant,
 JOHN HEART
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FORM OF GUARANTEE


 The undersigned name of guarantor) of the town, and State of name the State and of second guaran tors, etc,) hereby undertake that he above named name the bidder bders) ill., if his therl offer above be accepted enter into with the United within fifteen days after the date of through post office of the of his Tor the] offers before mentioned Witness. Signature of guarantors.l certify that the above named hee the guaranors) are known to me to be good ponsbe in this 1Signature To be signedb the district udge district attorney, coec or navyagent known to the bureau to be responsible.
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GROCERIES. GROcERIES,,

Al now offering to customers fresh and Supe z rior lot of Groceries, etc., consisting of BROWN SUGAR COFFEE;
 TEA;
 SODA CRACKERS:
 BUTTER CRACKERS;
 SUGAR CRACKERS;
 WATER CRACKERS:
 BOSTON CRACKERS A superior lot of CANDIES assorted.
 JACOB HAWKINS, Oct. 6 '56 Markham street.
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DRY GOODS.

RLEACHED and Brown Domestics, in great va 11 riety. Sattinetts, Cassimeres, Checks, Linseys Tckings, Negro Jeans and Linseys, Gnghams, Cali coes; Flannes, all colors and qualities; Handker- chiefs, Thread, Suspenders etc etc.
 MERRICK & WASSELL, Oct IA '56 Lower Steamboat Landing.
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TEXAS CURT OF CLAIMS.

EAMES P. NEAL. Attorney and Counsellor q, O Law. city of Austin, Texas. will attend to the prosecution of claims necessary to come before the Court of Claims. established at the city of Austin by the last legislature for the purpose granting all do- nation, headwright and bounty land certificates yet due approving all certificates unlocatcd- allow ing all pay due soldiers of the revoluton etc. will in vestgatc and answer any enquiries in regard to land or land titles in the State Will give reliable re- ference in any of the south western States.
 Sent 3l. finn.
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Dirge for a Young Girl.

Dirse for a Young Girl. Underneath the sod, low lying,
 Dark and drear, Sleepeth one who left, in dying,
 Sorrow here Yes, they're ever bending OCT her, Eyes that weep; Forms that to the cold grave bore her, Vigils keep. When the summer moon is shining,
 Soft and fair, Friends she loved in tears are twining Chaplets there. Rest in peace, thou gentle spirit,
 Thrones above; Souls like thine with God inherit,
 Life and love.
 JOSEPH T. FIELDS.
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FERRY AND ENTERTAINMENT

TENHE undersigned has got his Ferry in operation II two miles below Little Rock. Due and diligen attention will be given at all times to the speedy crossing of all that may wish to cross at my ferry Doctors, and those going for them, will be crossed al any hour of the night.
 Good Lots are in course of construction on eacl bank of the river for the convenience of drovers- good supply of wood on he north bank for the of travellers free of charge. Ministers of the Cos pei ferried free of charge.
 Living immediately on the Memphis road, vii entertain Travellers with substantial fair for them anc horses and those stopping my house will pass tn, ferry free of charge.
 Corn. Fodder and Oats for sale.
 Oct l4 '56.-tf. JARED c. MARTIN
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. MRS GRAHAM has returned from visit to the IVA Eastern Cities" and is in receipt of a handsome, and well selected assortment of fashiona- ble
 .'FaIl and Winter Millinery Her friends and patrons will be welcomed at her old stand on Markham street. Oct 6 '56.
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BAGGING AND ROPE

JUST received asupply of India Bagging and Bale J Rope, and for sale by HUTT S POPE
 Sept. 30 '56. Main street.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. VANlIE subscribers have hand, and intend keep H ing, q large assortment of Groceries and Sta pie Dry-Goods, of every description, Country Merchants, Planters, and the public generally are requested to examine stock, before purchasing elsewhere All kinds of country produce taken in change for goods.
 TATE 6S MOORE. Oct. 9th '56. NV. corner Markham and Main sts
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OF MT. Bates made this venerable quotation in speech in the whig convention at Bati- more which adopted the Know Nothing ticket:-
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AXES 1! :!
Boots and Shoes,

1n Boxes Axes, all brands and sizes Just re IO ceved and for sale by
 Sept. 30. '56. FIELD t& DOLBY.
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FRESH ARRIVAL

VNHE best quality of Dupont and " EFF c " Gu Il Powder, just received and for sale by
 Oct IA '56 NEWBERN & HUGHES.
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| CWAMP Land Scrip, receivable in any of the S. L ID Districts. for sale by
 | Sept. 30. '56. NEWBERN x HIrGHFS
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Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
 Glass 20. To be drawn in the Ciy of Atlanta, Georgia, in pub ic on FRIDAY. 0tt. 24. 1856. on the I,lan of
 SINGLE NUMBERS. .e3~ Purchasers in buying l0 " hole Tickets whel the numbers end in ,. ,. 4. !. 6, '. $. 2. O. ur guaranteed Prize of $40 Halves and Quarters il proportion.
 sam. Swan < Co.,. Managers.
 5000 TickctS-3.2S0 Prizes :.
 PkIXkS AMOI-\ \TING TO
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OV' 'U W
 NOTICE-25 DOLLARS REWARD. DUNAWAY from the undersigned a. i ll about the last of January a negro &S6S2sA man named NELSON. and has been v v8Y seen lurking about II. H. Coleman and VA Dr. Ruiin's farms nearly ever snce in AEA& Clark county, Ark, he has been seen in Y ~ company with Colemans negroes in his N &D yard, and has been harbored.. by them; E also, caught in Colemans kitchen by the 5verscer and got away from him. Nelson is 22 years old weighs about lSo pounds, very black; he wears his hair tied up but when combcd out is very long: he has had his left foot hurt by the kick of afnue very easily perceived he is very good blacksmith; also good fiddler: very long fingers and nails; good countenancc; talks well; large full eyes.
 will give the above reward for him if taken up and confined So get him. JAMES D. SCOTT.
 FAIRvIEw. Dallas county, Ark.-I live between Princeton and Philadelphia, on the mail road
 Sent 30 ;56 -5t%
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Fashions! FaSEiOnS!,

Fashions! FashiOns! MRS. JONES has just returned from the Fas, 1NL with choice selection of Goods of the latest styles consisting of Ladies' and Childrens Bonnetts Ribbons of latest importations.
 Sept. 23, '56. MRS. JONES
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OTA A few days ago one hundred mules were sold in Scott county Ky, at an average of S177 each
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H0 CASES Boots and Shoes, all kinds,) q ar OO Just received and for sale by E
 Sept. 30 '56. FIELD X DOLBY.
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Ep2thPr! s,eaihpryl

I'llE subscribers have hand the best quality O Sole Leather. which they will sell chcal for cash Sept. l6th ls5f. NEW BEEN 6l HUGHES.
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Q lost to manly thouoht
Lost to the nobles, solace of the soul. Who think it solilMda to be nl.uaLn

Mir. Bates dismissed the convention with another bit of irony, telling them that they had chosen Mr. Fillmore because he is whig, land nothing but whig!" MT. Bates didn't allude to Mr. Donelson at al
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ARKANSAS COLLEGE.

DOBERT GRAHAM, A. M., President and Prof Ll ofMoral Philosophy, etc.; T. B. VAN HORNE. A. M., Prof. of Languages;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-02
rl'EcHE .S5 RI mlS So, ~ REMEDY.

ss-Evrry mother should handy
Of Ac,ldtus 20 tlie children"
REDpINGs RUs,iA
Ia Boston remedy thirty standing
mruiei by riy.ean is and -Iedy Tor Barh.Pr
Bos, Cun, frl0ns Chlblains old LT
Fever Sore Ulcers, Itch scad Head N-iiir Rash Bunou.
Bite, SPIDER Frozen Limbs,
Crcsed Lips Nose, Warts Wounds in. "a
have asi In the city o. Boston and vicinity FOR the Ldry
years la all . sAiyr do lry Interfere ia
,,cilns prescriptions. IL purest
from brought from RuaOf articles growing
coIntry-tud thr propeors have litter. from
hy-cian aud others
thrus,lyr aud recommend others Reddng sa
put h lag. 90 hoNe stamped on the cover viii picture -
AMI d-bii soldier, Ehicl picture also
per PRls % BOX. sold .fores IN town W ~
trys or may BE- ordered VI any Wholesale druggist.
REDDINGS co, Pro Jrietor..
BENNETT BEERs USHER. Agents and all bros. .t
I'm
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
DC a. az o. nc = ID.
FARE FROM RICHMOND,
fAkE fhpM klChMuND,
~ a. ~ To I.-xfns-tou

rUNO Lynchhurg - - To Il Nington - -
III To buchanan ! ~ To the Natural Bridge -
Farv from both Richmond aud Lynehhurg Charlottesville, ~ ~
trial. that the majority Of travel the Packet
accommodated by leaving the
and amer the I'D Instant leaving Richmond
Wednesday and Friday. NJ reach New
and Scoitsv~ ~ VI % the hrsi aud Lynehburr
BuchanAu and Lexington +. VI. OF the second
Returning leave Buchanan AZ 4 NJ and Lyuehburg At ~ p
NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday, reach Scottvv AZ i
= p NJ and arrive in Richmond NJ
at Institute
Buckingham C. H. and Scot;sve N the
tostesviIe
10 see Time Nnd Distances. In Card below:
Lure E..ABS.I I1nfIV I e dr. Fvuetburg Npa3gy.
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HE; sasroRD ,s IsyIGoMA recommend.

HhB. SAsFOIx DIS INVIGOt A EOIs-Is recommend
~ ed To the public relying IT. intrinsic eScenc, TO
u favor
for al Bilious Attacks truly safely relied
being fuiy capable Whch
mendsd snd fr giving and vgor "a the general system
IT. qualities have fully tested practice,
preior Through Ne solicitations 81 who have used
thf been benefited by IT, the proprietor has been iudusd place
fore ~. public FUr ~ Bilious arrangements, Sick Headache,
Chronic Uira, atua Cosvrues Bilious Collie. Dvsp psa,
Pain IN he Stomach and Bowels General Debility Female Weaknes.,
kc
Por sale by Druggists generally and ~ PURCELL LADD CO.
No " o. Man and if General Agents and ny AeS
Duva No laa Main T. ~ White, i15 Broad street. and also
by Sanford A Co., y. Y. fct-iy