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parns TeuavIne rs, lahnssn Gray and Ma,ia Sessions.


In equity county Hon. Thomas Spence
II judge OF the eth judicial circuit OF Maryland
THE cbjec, suit procure decree fns safe Of certain
for the partition, and PERI cinx wa m ~
said o once owned o essis
The bill states that certain lanes
every wife during her life, and
iisa NJ u. TowBsenf, Eiixs To~usend
Vance, Henry Alexander smith, and susan smith
seized Of m ground Salisbury town,
sad ru.an certain John esmons
by said John Siemons II Elizabeth Aah
death said Jon and the sale by James
Josiah Enswort his 10 the complainant
aud lie Mary ~ semons 10 equal
his only heir mt law death OF Eza
other Mary T. Srmna her only
snd Mary E. semons OF her inter ct
mons W said lot and that
him therefor there that Is
of smith and the descent
interest brother, hs said Hny, and the sale
vTnia complainant is srzed
said tot frouadhe complainant OF
and the SAID Gray ofourteuhs aert 80 the complain
the life s living and at
aforesaid sold by said Ma
John and deere. for sale Tor
partition, and for order OF publication against
Johnson who residents OF this sae IL u
subscriber, Judicial circuit o Mary
complainant causing OF this order
published in Washington ely
weeks before tha 18th day OF July
bill them this in
fifteenth October
nod show II they have why decree should
aot pas~ g prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
! s True copy-ts-lE
Grys WooLroRD, Clerk,
June T-iaw5wff
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1he person viii upon books ulo~
Ihe pay the subscription be made
Distant subscribers may money b. letter, posasa
Of which viii be paid BY u.s. lilsk ourselves in ss
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is pabshed al weekly during the
Of congess, aud semi weekly during the
Subscriptions period less tban year win be received
terms proporuoned TO the above annual rates.
n3-PosTmAsTERs authorized agents aad
by sending us subscribers, $50 sncloseds
yys sEMI-wEEKLY subscribers, with s2o enclosed, will be
uted q copy gratis
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Bidders required inform themselves OF the actual distance
me weight mails be carried, be whole mail
vured taken pl and all other points a TO
required service before makrs their poposa Which mus
guaranteed responsible certified 10 such by
judge o Of and must
red Into BY the seeess bidder with before the lei day
ef becssh.r, is1s.
No WIN be made for trips performed and for OF such
ny be deducted For arvss far behind break
depending malls and sufficiently excssed
for the subject
Fines imposed, the delinquency promptly
ctnriy erpsned for neTecng tnke the mail from
post oc. for suffer ns 10 be injured destroyed, robbed,
lost refusing, amer demand, convey
mcies the The Postmaster anpu the
for repeated failures areeaby dis
ohyg the once laws instructions of the department
The Postmaster alter he schedule e order
increase o by allowing therefor rata increase
ne he ao cus discontinue the service,
whole part rata decreas. Of allowing
nonh compensation Of service dispensed
viii Bds should be Second As~istsn.
master General superscsed Proposals. for salt Lake C Mails"
JANE CAMPBELL,
May 2i-lawfwf General
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Unitcd States Mails for salt Lake city.

Posr orFicF DEPARTMENT, May 81, 1856
DROpOshLS mas United from the
hrt of December 1856 the h day Of November t6s,
The following ROUTE viii be received the Contract oc Of
until O'Clock, Of the 18th OF Octobe 1856,
% be- decided the nsrt day, 20 wits
a9lt Mo- ou Fort Kearney and Fon
Laramie, in Nebraska Territosy salt Lake city, In
Utah Terri ory, 80 miles and back, once mnnih
Leave Independence tho FIRST day of month ai
Arrive AT Salt Lake city the lsst dsg Of uIs maui
Leave Salt lake city the sd day Of every month st
Arrive Independence by the last day OF the month.
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feA qT--dsmn '' 80 '-'' ''''~
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equity county before Hon. Thomas A. spence
Judge the eth JUDICIAL circuit of Maryland
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and shares and certificates OF packages in the
shove The attention. and
n will be Sent Immediately Ref II Is over
= address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
4Irre n Wilmington, Denyyare.
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DEFERRED REMARKS.

The Speeches in the Senate and House Of Representative
on he Death Of Hon. Thomas H. Bayiy, Of Virginia.
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Pence.

II is not yet certain that peace will be secured
at the approaching Conference in Paris
We are curious to the precise conditions
upon which that desirable result will be secur.
Cd. We cannot credit the idea that Russia
will consent to the dismantling of her ports on the
Black Sea, or to paying the expense Of the war
But, without the first of these conditions, the al
lies have failed in accomplishing the great object
of the war, which was to deprive Russia of her
power of menacing the independence Of Turkey,
unless indeed they have resolved to save Tur-
key from Russia by keeping posses sion of it them.
selves. II this be their purpose it would have
been more direct and manly to have seized Tur-
key at once A short time will settle our doubts
On this subject.
The question of peace is of great moment to the
party in this country for ithe army and navy of
Great Brisian to be forthwith disengaged from
duty In the East, we may have the scenes af Sc.
bastopol transferred to our own shores.
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A POeticaI Trent.

The literary public Of Richmond will be pleas
ed to learn that at the request of various persons
IN this city, Mr.. John K. Thompson win. on Mon
day night next, repeat at the hall of the Athe-
n%um, the poem recently delivered before the
Delta Kappa Epsilon Society, at their late ami
versary celebration In Washington, and HAT the
Athenaum Committee, in most lsSaable and
oommendable spirit, have resolved 70 appropriate
the proceeds of the fees fer smittance to the cha
ity fund, for the p9sr of the city. We invoke !,
crowded house, for the sake of the literary repsst
which will be spread ON the occasion, and the .uh.
stantial repast which, through the henev olent de-
signs of the committee, will sAereby be secured 10
the poor of the city
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Executions in the jail Yard.

The Commonwealth owes debt of gratitude to
Mr. Johnson. the able Senator from the bedford
district for the bill introduced by him into the Sc
nate, and which has recently passed that body,
providing that executions shall hereafter take
place in the Jail yards, before q specified number
OF persons instead of in public heretofore
We trust the measure may receive the sanction Of
the House of Delegates. OF all the brutal and
brutslizlng spectaeles, which our modern civil
za:ion has not yet shaken OFF, that OF public
strsnglings Is the most hideous and debasing. The
crowds who are drawn together on these disgust
ing and demoralizing occasions, instead of being
solemnized and improved by the hideeus specta
cle often exhibit the most shocking levity. 1t is
not uncommon to see, on such occasions, beast.
ly intoxication, and more than once in this coun.
try murders have occurred in sight Of the gallows
AL the ends of the law are as effeetually ensured
by private execution, whilst public deceney and
morality are promoted thereby.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 20-Flour dull, sales Howard
street Sh 3d. Ohio nominaily quoted at the same;
City Mills declined and sales made at s.. Wheat
declined red $I500l.60; white 81 81 a 81 3D. Corn
55417 for white and yellow. Provisions un-
changed.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20-Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat dropping and quoted at 81 g. Corn de-
clned; mixed II. Pork firm at 1854. Beef and
lard firm and unchanged. Whiskey lower. Ohio
25i. Sterling Exchange firm, Virginia IS 95:.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb l9th.-Cotton easier mid
ding quoted at 81 d94. Sales to-day $500 bales
for three DAYS q. 900 bales,
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA, AT BOSTON.

The steamer Canada arrived at Boston ON Tues
day. and we have the following additional items of
foreign news by her:
Russia, it is said, made it condition, previous
TO her acceptance of the propositions, that no in
Identification be demanded of her; that 40 conces
sion of territory be exacted except that required
for ratification which being conceded she agrees
not to fortify the GLAND Isles.
1t was reported that Austria will propose TO the
Germanic Diet to adhere to the peace prelimina.
rieS, in order that Germany may be admitted to
the conferences.
Among other rumors are the following Russia
selected Paris for the conference to slight Austria
and that the Austrian cabinet is offended there
with. That Russia intends at the last moment to
demand, in the name of the general interests of
Europe, in accordance with article five, that Eng
land will be forbidden to fortfy Hego.and, and
restrict her to peace purposes only.
The War Department of Sweden has drawn a
million of francs for the immediate defence of the
kingdom.
Holland and neutral powers, it is said, demand
voice in the conference.
Iron coated floating batteries, similar to those of
the allied powers, are being constructed for the
defence of Cronstadt.
A forced loan of 60000G0 silver roubes has been
imposed on Finland for it's defeAce.
France and England do not siacken in their pre-
parations to continue the war
A new plan for the re-orga lization of the Prin
cipalities alleged to have been presented to the
Porte by Lord Stratford, is published
The London Journal express various opinions
on the Queens speech, The opinion change
was untavOrable, and Slight decline in the funds
was produced.
The speech opens VITA an eulogium upon the ia
king of Sebastopol refers to the preparations ma
king for the vigorous prosecution OF the war; the
acceptance of Austria's offers of mediation and
RusSias agreement 10 certain conditions, which it
hoped will be the foundation of treaty of peace
During the negotiations the government will not
relax war-like preparations
The speech next slludes to the conclusion of a
treaty with Sweden and Norway, containing de.
fensiye engagements applicable to those dominions,
and tending to preserve the balance of power in
that section. The concluding a treaty of amity
and commerce with Chill is also mentioned. The
remainder is devoted to domestic affsirs.
The Proteetionists count on dissolution of Par
Lament during the present session.
A democratic meeting had been held in London
to protest against the proposed peace 1t was
chiefly supported by the sympathizer with kossuth,
Mazzeni, &c.
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rnLHonAPEIc NHvvR
RkPoRrEp FoR THE DisfATc q.

cOngressIOnnl.
wAsuINeTos, Feb aO--ss1dte.--Mr Douglas,
Mt his own request was excused from serving on
the Committee on Foreign Relations .8s8 =
A brief discussion sprung up ON The central
American question, and that subjeet was made the
special order of the day for Tuesday next, n
The resolution calling for the Journal Of the Ns-
val Board was passed. and the Senate adjourned
Honse--Mr Millson. of Virginia, introduced
bill 10 repeal the ..act TO promote the efficiency
Of the Navy"
Mr. Cobb. of Ala introduced q bill TO extend
the payment of dnty on Railroad IRON
Mr.. Mace. of Indiana, introduced a bill to pre-
vent the extension Of slavery into territories
north of 90 deg 30 min, which created q good deal
of sensation. ~
A motion was made to refer it to the Committee
on Territories. -
Pending action on this motion. the House re-
sumed the consideration of resolution of the
Committee on Elections, asking for power to send
for persons and papers In regard to the Kansas
election.
The resolution was laid on the table,
The resolution refusing to grant the committee
the power, was reconsidered, and the resolution
of the committee was recommitted to it with in
structions TO report the grounds upon which they
asked for said power, also to consider the PROPOSE
ton Of Mr.. Dunn, of Indiana, appointing Joseph
H. Bradley and Sidney s. Baxter, of Washington,
commissioners to take dispositions, clothed with
full power TO procure information with the view of
eciting all controverted matters in Reeders and
Whitfelds election.
After postponiDg the election of Chaplain indie
fnitely, the House adjourned.
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LAKE TRAkaRORTATIoS.-Wea are Informed on
good authority, that project is on foot AMONG our
skiR owners 70 consolidate said vessel stock to the
smoanto OF sl,ooo,OOo, and organize lake trans
portation company. under the general law Of this
State, on basis similar to that Of the Aiaerie an
and Western Transportation Companies. some
50 or 100 ysssels are included The Cor,nsny
will bs, ns own insurer. Tins we have three
lake transportation companies, whose united
capital amounts to about g. 500 0o0--Bnga,o Com.
Lie
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Railroad Travel North.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Feb. 19-The snow storm
of Saturday night and the blow ever since has
thrown the trains all the railroads in this yicin-
ty into the utmost confusion. No storm during
the winter has so paralyzed railroad travel. The
Monday train from New York was 81 hours in a
snow bank at Long Meadow
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Contested Electi0ns-.Iifness Of MIR. CnI
lOm.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The Committee on
Elections has before it three cases of contested
seats from Illinois, and one each from Maryland,
Iowa, Kansas and New Mexico Those from Maine
and Nebraska will soon be submitted.
Mr.. Cullom, Clerk of the House, was seized yes
terday evening with illness, owing to his severe
business duties His condition to-day inspires
hopes of his early recovery.
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INDIA RUBBER SHOE FACTORY BURNT.-The
Rubber boot and shoe factory of the Goodyear
Metallic Rubber Shoe Company, at Mangatuck,
e.: was destroyed by fire Monday. The cause Is
nnknown-the fire was first discovered in the Last
Room. Insured for $50 OO0-loss estimated at over
100000
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SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. LIZ.
Cotton advanced under the Canada's news,
and the market continues firm and active, with
prices ranging from 9 to l0;. On Saturday. among
the shipments were 766 bales to New York, 24s9
to Liverpool, 446 to Boston, and i30 to Philadel.
phia.
Col Isaac ID. Lyon one of our prominent citi-
zens, died on Saturday, and was buried yesterday
with military and Masonic honors.
Yours, VIGNETTE
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Fire inf III. Johus. n. n.
Commercial.

ST. JOHNS, n. B., Feb. l9-Ten or twelve
dwelling houses in Keey's row, in this city, were
destroyed by fire this morning.
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WnCIR& Mo1ICnI

e. Tnk1ns pe963e On. 4yxhere 2Fe many
amer \ o11oIlss in rs world, wien oue comes to
snsivss fhs whole Al1fr thssoushlys We have seen
people grow very ugly, II oilers sake them eE and
ret Il v A. only Yesterday saw new Governor
In The hest pussible humor 1T being fokEg on by ST.
MONS SrMoss has . particular fsncy for fakNa
people Of and making taees@ = fe u =
CT Al beautiful. Glossy and lRxari0as
growth of Hair eau be obssinsd By the ase Of PEI
LETTERS FLUIDE BLONDISSANT, for the hair.
n increases it, growth renders 1t soft and glossy,
moyina dandruf and al cutaneous eruptiona and 10
the only preparation known that win prevent its fall
ing out or turning grey Its many virtues and desht
mi perfume has made ii indispensable article of
the toilet Price only Csc. For sale by Bennett
Beers Fisher; Duval L Norton; Grubbs Apr
son, and all Druggists. re list
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CHARLOTTE CUsHaAS-This great actress, we
see has become the lessee and manager of the
Haymarket theatre, London. having obtained
lease of that house for three years. from Mr. Buck.
the ensuing spring, and though she may appear
professionally our stage, her principal object IN
visiting the United States win be to engage cen
psny for the Haymarket
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COLLEGE Row.--0n Monday pigAs g ditsicnlty
occurred between student Of South Carolina Col.
iege and the city marshal Of Coambia, s. c., in
which the former was struck down and carried to
the guard house He was rescued by the students
In body, who entered the guard house and bore
Aim Oh The marshal was severely beaten, and
several Of the students hurt.
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OOk At THIS...To RAJ ,.v.,.- .T :,

DON At THlS..-To tax payers Of the
- ppeI Commssioners district of aenrlco county.
aas '.l's nas srlsed again which requires TO call
upon you not 10 enquire whether ycu sre democrats
w1ss or but To get liss OF your tax
sple property tor the present year. which you had
are fsxsbe this year last, now when ealL which
VIII oe soon don't say you have not seen this notice
Dscsnse n the Dispsteh which every body and his
wife sees, with the rest Of mankind
e.. j. D kESEE, Coua'T Revenue
nA-3 U. D. Hsunco county
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F Gibbs, Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHoToGRAPHs OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scnIpTIos pes copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, or il desired, to life size on
paper retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
rst-class artists making most beautiful and deslrar
Bile style of portraits
Ambrotypes in loekets, pins, cases, and frames of
all descriptions. r. GIBBS,
fe rs Richmond.
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The steamer Atlantic.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-The steamer Atlanti,
now due with dates from Liverpool to the 9th inst
has not yet arrived
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rE-Heads Taken of without Pain.-.We
have heard of people having their limbs amputated
without pain but never before have we known that
heads were sepered from the body easily, until We
called upon SIMONS snd say him execute seperG! ns
heads by a process OF his own, and which we know
caused no pain but rather pleasure both to the sub
iecfs and their friends IL
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HAMPERS sLAGAZINE FOR MARCH.
III 10 received by PRICE l. CARDftIO

ALSO
Harpers limo. :. 62c
Boston edition 40c
Buffers edition asa and ith in ma 7sc
Buffers edition yola j., ons L oo
Together With :. list >: new valuable Works EN-.
braeing -
MEMotEs Of Susan Ailibane. By Bishop Lee: ST.
memorial of Stephen Grellett. By c. Van Renss-
TA1LoKs Reign of Christ ON Earth: ST..
aARBAUGH on Union with the Church A. a,tv
and privilege; SIC. ''
fhofhEC1 and the Times, or England and Arms-
gedden; by DR.. Berg; Soc ~ " ''~
NOME service for those who are occasionally him
aerea from attending the house OF God with ser.
inens: and collection of hymns, by Rev. W. Be
oSThAkA; Poem. By Geo. Burrows. u. d.; I5c.
Fresh supplies OF Bsyne's Christian Life Social In
ke-. &c. r. % .,
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CoarRoNisED.-The action brought against
Martin wsisanG Of staunton. for breach OF pro-
mise Of marriage. the particulars OF which have
ing compounded the matter.
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Died.

Of <an.uufrfipn, ON Saturday, the 18TH ct the
= N 800 OF fer husband in Hanover, hr VIRGIN
"a ELfzA0ETH CARTER, youngest denehter Ct
he late Jscob Smith. Deceased being D member OF
the Batst cherch she bore her suffering with chris
t;ss. E.sfis udr.
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STATE STOCK WANTED. The adver-
- tiser wishes purchase $1,000 woI tll of STATE
STOCK. Address 20 ," through the Richmond Post
Office. fe 81 Ii
THE VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK,
chartered by the Legislature of the State, is
prepared to tive deposits of money of any amount
over five dollars on which will be paid six per cent.
interest all sums remaining on deposit six months
or longer and for shorter time five per cent
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer, I. B.
Starke, at the store of T. b. Spence corner Main
and 18th streets. it'll either OF the officers.
SAMUEL S. COTTRELL, President
T. B. STARKE, Treasurer,
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N HEADQUARTERS lsT Reef. Va. VOLUNTEER.
Richmond, February l6. 1856.
GtORnER No. 8.
W III. This regiment will parade ON Fri
DAY the 22nd nst in full winter uniform. with four
rounds of blank cartridges. The line will be form
O'Clock, A. N.
Ill The commandment of the Artillery win cause
the customary salutes to be fired at dsy-break, sun
rise, noon and sunset se
By order of Col. August.
fe I8-d R. MILTON CARY, Adiutant.
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u Preserve your Teeti-arrest decay--
render yoar gums sound and healthy--by the use OF
DoWDENs DENTAL FLUID. II relieves and
prevents Toothache. imparts q peariy whiteness 70
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath free from all injurious
cular - =
For sale by PURCELL. LADD 4 CO.; BENNETT,
BEERS FISHER; ADDiE GRAY, LAIDLEY
ROBINSON; GRUBBS 4 APPERS0N. and al
Druggists Price so cts. h i4-Sm
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~Im : orfnmf to Rarchascrs!--Cheap
(3oops yos CASH, osLy...--Ns EZEkILI+ IS Msis
street-I have yet gu hand splendid assortment ~
!. aeoas s.sse, .e s eefi
MANTLES and FURs Of 81 descriptions which
m end g. se1 81 extraordinarily csaf % 1nake room
COR new sprns parchssss Having ,sss s y eu =.
credit customers without any diseriminatian whsfso
ever am enabled 20 sell my goods q the feast posi-
Bic sdyance above the prime cost which course IL.
e. male their purchases may rsst assured by calling
at my store 10 get see Sa essEiei No. IS Main
Next door TO r. 4. Whites Shoe Ssioon.
fe ie-akc
Or The Great Russian Remedy.--PrsB Be.
No Punl.IcoS-aEvery mother should have . boz in
the boass handy, In case Of accidents 70 me en'i
dreu.s ~ EAsss sss .s.--.,
REDprNG's RUSSIA SALvE.--It il Boston remsdy
of thirty years standing, and i ey Rhy
sciaus It il mre and speedy cure for Burns. riss
Bols Corns FeI0ns, Chilblains, and sores % exsly
kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch scald Head net
me- s1 whiaiows Sites Fssers fiea Bites spider
Stin a. Frozen Limbs Salt Rheun. Scnrvy, Sgfo ~
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and flesn noands.
testified to by THOUSANDS who have used in the cay
Of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years
no instance will this Salye do an injury, or intesto
With pbysician,s prescriptions IL 10 made from tne
uurest materials from recipe brought from kussss-
IF srtcles growing in that country-and the proPne-
tors have letters from all classes ctcrgymeh Pnys.
c;ans sea cnutains and others, VINO nave nsed
II tbemseIyes and recommend il TO others.
Reddine's Russia Salve is put in large IN ooxes s
stamped on the cover with picture OF norse snd
disabled soldier which picture 10 also engraved on
the wrapper. Price Is cents box.
Sold at all the in town country or may ns
ordered Of any wholesale druggist. @
So No. State st., Boston:
~ BENNETT, BEERS FISHER Agent. s. for
Richmond.
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- Hair t,ustin0....To the citizens and
gers visiting the city If you wish to get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style,
would advise YOU to call ON HOBSON, at the Hair
Cutting Shaving Shampooning and Bathing Saloon,
under tue American Hotel, ENTRANCE on llth st.
ia 81