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VALUABLE n A RNi ON WILLIAMS.
RIIRG ROAD. FIVE MILES BELOW RICH

MOND, FOR SALE.-The subscribers autboriz-
ed to sell the Farm which Mr.. Rlchsrd Gaskins
resides. the south side of the Williamsburg road
FIVE miles below Richmond, containing 1875 acres, of
which 100 acres open, balance in wood.
sThe improvements are sufficient for the accommo
datiou of moderate sized family, consisting of
excellent dwelling with five rooms good we'll of
ter large barn. stable &c. Persons disposed to pur
chase are requested to view the premises which will
be shown at any time by Mr.. Gaskins.
Terms accommodating lfFfl
su lI-lw GODDIN e. APPERSON
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" Corns, Eunions Warts Nails growing into the
flesh, and every disorder of the feet, efectually
cured Office 1853 Broad street, between 9Th and 7th
Ladies and gentlemen waited upon at their resi-
dences, without extra charge.
~ PUVIDULlON LOTION, for Chilblains, to
be had at my office, in bottles-Bl each.
au Clint 8. SCHULTZ
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MOT ICE Ell have this day appointed
~ LEVY ABRAMS my agent to carry the
Clothing and Tailoring businessat the store number
Richmond, in which business he is authorized to buy
and sell for cash only.
au 8-15tt tfFH -'Fss J. MORRIS
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EDUCATION.

M RS. e Miss LkHHlH lssDR aD(DNsGg
IVI SCHOOLS be removed 10 Frankiin street
will open On the Ist deg o. UefoAsr next Terms
a. hsrstofore. Application may be made pevsonslly
at their former ioca i'm, fMr Thomas Brocten-
brough's br BY letter, addressed 70 Mrs Gordon,
Richmoui, Va. a 8,R % l5-StswtistO
+ s.HQUlRR,H SELECT Ola ssICA
II. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner Of Main and
ls streets, Richmond Tho 10th session will CON-
mence on the 18th Of September. 1856 -
PsoF. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher In Modern
Language. ss,si.gys-. fs'@
JOHN A. CALYo. Tsseher ia Drawing.
an i5--ts
ENGLfsH AND CLAsSlCAL SChOOtt::.
II The subscriber will resume the duties OF MI i
school on MONDAY, September 18TH In his scnoo'
House. near the corner Of Clay ard ist streets:
au i5-Iw GEORGE a. MGE---
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE. COMPANY
Nl OF RiCHMOND.-Tbi Company insures eve.
~ descrptio of property against destruction by fir.
or the dangers Of the
No charge 10 made for the Policy.
Office for the present, the East nde Of 18th st.
| near Main, up stairs.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. H. Christian, VIM. Breeder,
John Purcell Thomas R. Price,
VIM g. Paine, Jas Themas Jr
Lewis Ginter, John Carrie, Jr-
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. Apuerson VIM II. Hsxall
Roscoe Heath, John ID Qaarles
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
Rich'd Q. Haskins, Larkn W Glazebrook
Lewis o. Crenshaw, ID. Won Grooming,
joseph r. Anderson, Emanuel Miller
John T. Sinton, Ed ii. Skinker,
franklin Stearns.
A. PEASANTS, President.
=. ~. MONTAGUE. sec'v su5-ts
(,khNnhAW 4 FlsH EN,N FAMILY
~ FLOUR-Our friends are resneetf,IIv inform.a
that have opened our list for Family Nou..~
Those who wish to get their years supply of u.s. will
.us-t. cRsN~H.w FISHER
lEsiINY DEtfY. - Tl. 4 d. rrofe.-
- sor L 8 respectfully Informs the ladies and GEN
temen Of Richmond and vicini v. that information
WIN be given in all the AFT ira relating to hfe-such
sickness or health, wealth. love, marriage, journeya
law suits, difficulties in business absent friends III
inches egscies estate, and all concerns of life
Any person wishing to know and eorrsct state
ment OF all rhings-psst present and future-must
bring or send their age Apply in Adams Valley I'd
house from of I6th Poplar street, opposite
Lancasteral school, over the creek, No. 2 Prof. 8.
on the door.
TERMs-50 coats each.
~ All kinds Of distsmpers cured in quick time.
an I-1mH =
LIN BkOlDkklES..lu sieev~s, Cellars,
II Banda Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts Hosiery. Fans,
Gard CaAes. Port Monnai.s, Purses and q good msay
other Fancy Articles, will be disposed of cheap ct
/. L. WELLS Cheap Cssh store,
sull IS Main street.
slHNp>DlOTHEk,S RnkAsT CLOTHS.
The4e Cloths do not profess to rsen breast,
but been known to fail 10 single
stapceJa applied In time. to PREVENT the formation
OF the MfMMARr AescEss. GATHERED Breast,
30 common and painful to nursing mothers, Full di
rdctions accompanying them, and descriptive pam
phiets may be obtained Of the agents gratis. The
prfei IL H. for which and II cents worth Of postage
stAPps, pair will be promptly sent by mail any
partof the country. For sale By the Agents
- MEADE BAKER, Chemists, kc,
\. ls6, N. w, corner Of Main and ioth sts,
an ia---dkcfw Richmond Va.
hUFklklsU HAais-.lW cnslxs o. these
~ cslsbrsted Hams. rsseived and for sale by
60 u BURTON = 6REENHOw.
ROWLAND,s Az FAMILY FLOUR IL
aa.s sfEpss MILLER. P..,, !.
10 TRs RICE, In Store Asa ier sale s.
san WA. TAYLOk
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VOUNG LADIES, HIGH sCHOOI

YOUNG LADIES' HIGH SCHOOL ,
Il Shockoe Hill Marshall street abetween 4th and
9th streets-MRs. h. j. DARDEN, who has had
many years experience in instructing yoine ladies in
the advanced branches of complete English educa
ton, will open School ct the above named location
on the ist of September
The following branches will be included in the
course of instruction: English Grammar Bellies Let
tres Ancient and Modern Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, The Elements of Chemistry and 30.
tany, instruction in the French Language and on the
flano Forte, will be given BY competent teachers
Tor which separate charge will be made
Parents and guardians ed e. at their chill
dren aid wards will only be instructed in the ap-
piicaton of the rules of English Grammar, bat also
and adaptation ofwords and their relation and propr
ETY., both IN conversation and writing will be
stsntly brought under the of the pupil;
for the accomplishment of this object. particular
tentlen will be given to the department of Bellies
Lsttres
Mrs DARDEN returns her sincere thanks to her for
mer patrons, on Church HILL and in other pats of
the city, and hopes they will continue encourage
her, as far as they can. au Its
RICHllUND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
H "a Classical, Mathematical and English SchooLD
on list October next.
At the suggestion OF some OF his patrons, he has
determined increase the facilities of the School,
by the introduction of competent assistants with
pecia refer to the adoption OF the Military fea-
ture, deservedly popular, for purposes of dis
ment Including Mathematics and Natural Science,
will be under the charge Of graduate of the Viz
ginia Military Institute. Modern .LansraGes by
competent Professor. Particulars in afuture advsr
su s-.sw J. AMBLER WED.
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LNH,OM A LADY or THIS CRY, tths
l. orignal can be seen at DR.. SIS offce)-

"Dr. s. SCHULTZ, the skillful Surg Chiropouist
from London, has removed from my feet two corns
and a nail, also very troublesome bunion, with
out giving any pain whatever. take great plea
sure In recommending DR. to all my fie nds and
those who afflicted with corns bunions i'll formed
nails, &c and advise them not to delay in having
them removed, DIR. 8. is very safe and tender sp
orator"
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HATS, CAPS, sHoHs, 20.

<1sa. int Isesivsd :" large supply q
Ladies', Gentemen's, Misses and A
Chldren's shoes, consisting, in part, of -
Ladies' Morocco %,g Heel slippers
do do. E kis do So do DO v.rv fin.
d. Do Do: Me5oeoo %; 4 DO.
do do. do. do, at s 50
Gsntlemen's Patent leather Gaiters-Congress
49, do do. DC o. DO DO Low Quarter Shoe.
do. Black do TIPPED
do. Morocco Slippers. Black and Bronze
do: do. Boots, thick and thin soles
the various kinds and colors made
All of the above goods are fresh and fashionable,
and will be sold low by ALEX HILL,
- THEl HAv Il COM These La
49, dies who have been waiting fer Morocco
and Kid SLIPPERS are infoI med that they
have arrived at lest, and unusually pretty and
good.
l have also received in addition
Ladies' Heel Cater Boots, a very pretty article.
Coored ST. 50 Caters.
Morocco Ties.
Ladies in want of anything in my line can get it by
au5 - " JOHN C. PAGr, Js
An STRAW GUUDs.-.We beg HGe,gn
Ell leave to call the attention Of all who ~
are in want of STRAW GOODS, to
our beautiful assortment, viz:
Ladies' Beaver and Leg6orn Riding Hats and Flats
Do Legborn, Braid and Straw Flats and Bloomers
Chldren's Straw Goods. of every variety
Boys and youths Leehorn and Braid Hats
Do do Straw Caps
Gents Leghorn, Braid, Panama, Senate and Hiawatha
Hats; and last but not least those beautiful India
hats. which for nestness cannot be exceled.
Besides large assortment of Straw goods for
wants, such as
Palm Leaf Mountain Leghorn, and the noted
Shanghai Straw Hat to which we most respectfully
call the attention OF friends and visitors to the
city.
BINFORD. DICKINSON L WEIsIGER,
my2s No 10 Main street.
a. I4ADlks' LlGHT CULOKED
MOROCCO SLIPPERS, ROSETTED
good article, at IS cents per par< For
sale by MARCUS HARRIS,
ans 1sS Broad street..
@Ml>>ES bI.At II AND nkONZE
6 SLfPPERS-Phlsdephism made, u cents
per pair. For sale by
au1 IS 1873 BROAD street
GkNl'S CAAtSkIN GNFOHD
TIES. SEWED.-A first rate article at
$2.75 per pair. For by
, MARCUS HARRIS,
an IS l8s Broad street.
y, HOES AND BOUTS MADE TO - 4. u h X.
- mr.. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
gentemen's department; Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL, do
do Ladies do
The subscriber having in his employment the shove
named Cutters who are known to be equal TO any 10
the State respectfully announce to the public that
he is prepared to have made to order in the neates
style, every description Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boots Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLES;
feI9 No. IS PearI street.
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II II X 1 q s..-xOO bbis Halt. emf
herrinss, iast received ana for sale by
sn6 WM TiYJoR
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ar ACRES or YALUA BLE LAND At
lfO TERMINUS or THE WESLhAm

1fS ACRES OF SALUA Bic nANnr y
IkD TERMINUS or THE WESLnM
FLANK ROAD. MILES ABOVE ktCHMONp.
The Subscribers authorized to sell TOR eASnsnse
fer improved city property the above aet o.
about 100 acres cleared, balance well w0ooeo' Inc
soil 10 equal 10 any in that neish borhood .
II has several fine locations for dweuine. ana
could be made one of the beautiful farms in the
vicinity Of Richmond. There are upon the Hiece
now Q ANAL dwelling, 2 negro houses, sood bsrn
Stable and Corn House, all nealy new Apply to
I2-6t GODOIN Al rLNs0N.
ID EI-LEVUE HOSPlTAI....This lnstitu.
ID ton 10 situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
In delightful airy position, and il fTnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort OF pa
tients and the successful treatment OF dieease.
The Lying-in Wards peculiarly consnodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
ali patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
Colored Patients. .....-.'.......'.....eo Per week
Private accommodations. .............. = to 10
These rates embrace an charges for Board, M di.
cines and Medical an Surgical attendance.
rT No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D.,
Grace street. between 4th and 5th.
C. 8. MILLS, NJ. D.,
18th street, between Broad and Marshall.
r. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D.,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physician-Dr. WOOD. my A-Sm
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From Mr. H. C.. McNemaya, formerly Druggist in
this city
"Dr. SCHULTZ has this day extracted two painful
corns from the bottom of my feet, without causing
any psin, and to my entire satisfaction.
august S, 1856"
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LIN BkOlDkklES..lu sieev~s, Cellars,
~ Bands, Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts Hosiery. Fans,
Gard Cases. Port Monnsi.s, Purses and good mahy
other Fancy Articles, will be disposed of cheap at
/. L. WELLS Cheap Gosh store,
Ill lair ntve
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lACkSUN,s EXCELSlOh Bi1"rEkc IL
y peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which in produced by
our ever varying climate In all forms OF bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, 1t il of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drusg sts generally. je %
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w KNOW
December Is, 1855.
I)r. I. Scott Co.-0snfs II sfofds mo crest plea
easrRp WHfrg CTacAssIAa LfnfMgHT. It having
frequently relieved me Of the quincy when various
other remedies failed, and recommend II to the
public. JOIN A.. $500.
All the shove Medicines for - b. farceii, Lada
4 Co. and Alex. Ouval, Richmond. en- 10
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LNUh VA n DI Ma Blu n = s..IN'
l. CREASED DISPATCH.-I have made srranfs
hou,s and .hall At the commencement OF the fall sea-
SON. send out boat every oihssdsy SUNDAYS etes ~.
ed By this arrangement will put goods thfoaeh Nv.
days sooner than heretofore. and nearly, u ho' -
less expense. ,.n
Merchants west Of Lynchharg wishing 70 eonn ~
their 70. do TO the rslrord az mt are required 10
post funds to Jay the charges :" that point, - oI
Vrsinia and Tepnesee Ralrosd refuse % pay OF COZ
lect cha gss on goods received by the CsnsL
iy 29-ts ALFRED s. LEE, on the DOCK
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ITO To BA q CO MANUFACTUKEKS.--
i The undersigned, Agents and Commission Mer-
chants for Virginia Manufactured Tobacco in New
York. respectfully solicit shipments of Tobacco to
their address. From their acquain' ance with the
trade they fatter themselves they give satsfac-
ton to shippers
lines C. Adams late of the firm of Patteson. Adams
4 Co would be pleased to hear from his old friends
at this house.
Liberal advances on consignments
CONNOLLY 4 ADAMS
IL Front street, N. Y.
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoRT. N. ADAMS.
iv l-dSm
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DOLLAKDS RHEUMATIC ENT
L SoDs remarkable cures performed by this Lini-
ment have come under especial notice OF late,
and among them will mention the case of a Mrs.
Johnston Union Hill, who had been confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARD's RHEUMA-
JOHN w. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale BY Druggists throughout the city.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


D. B. BRIDGFoRD, N. TINSLEY PATE,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
II RIDGFORD Il CO.. General Commits.
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock,
Richmond, Va. aus
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FOR RENT.-A Brick Houae on ID
W:;l street., containing seversl rooms, with h iii
a..2 kitchen containing two rooms garden attached
DC. Poss. sson given Immediately. Kent BIO per no
Also, Framed House in Eschovie, containing
rooms, plenty garden room attached. Rent IS psr
month. Applyto EDW'D ID. EACHO
au l5--St Pearl atra.t
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hUfElkl4D HAAis--lU casks o. lheso
~ ceebrated Hams, rsseived and for sale bv
an Ia BURTON 8REENfjOw
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EF NM5VN WALE ACADEM 80 Iua9
- Institution. located 25th between Clay and
Lesh sreets Church Hill will be opened for the re-
ceptiou Of Pupils sb ut the middle of September
next In addition to the ordinary English branches
we win teach the Classics and the Mathematics. and
intend to make the Institution worthy of public pa
tropage.
Our patrons may feel assured thst each pupil will
receive our special attention. For particulars in
quire of either of the undersigned.
CHAS. w PETHERBRIDGE,
an I--dfm+ THOS n JONES
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prudence or morality, to show more confidence
Ii amused me to hear Mr.. ID. say to hi,
wife, one day, with reference to some specula
ton, I" hoped you would never hear of that.
But, dear p, / seem sadly to have wan
dered from my subject, woman.like Let us
return to the great question, and satisfy our
selves with the assurance that the wider the
range, the more perfect the survey. / confess
the result has not been to me the most salts.
factory. L have an ideal of life, not mere ex.
lstence; but, unless / have been unfortunate
IN my observations, there is little hope of any
reality.
The world is full of books to women. Our
duties, our mission, as daughters. as wives. as
mothers, have been set before us by our sisters
In their zeal to help US on, and by men who
were blessed with time to preach to us. Let
US hope we have pro6ted. 1t may be proof OF
1t, that the lessons are not as numerous as for.
merly.
Now, let the lords Of creation take their turns
at school or, are they already so perfect as
not to need it? or are they beyond the hope OF
influence for good? Let some one try the ex.
pertinent, and write for sons, and husbands.
and fathers. 1t is not right to neglect them,
and the whole duty of man." as set forth in
books, is too general.
Should we be consigned to old-maidism, it
Will be pleasant employment for our leisure /;
and to that consummation am beginning to
look-for, in the present state of things, whom
could aoe marry?
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4
heart ached hard enough, was leadsn and desc
late enough, as he sat, after they were all gone,
thinking that he was made to 20 through the
great, ungenial, jolting world, alone and unbe.
loved: He ikened 'his Julia flor this is what
ne called her) to Bethesda: dear, friendly Mrs.
Hadden, to the angels troubling the waters, on
purpose for him to step down; Squire Blake,
Good to some scrambling lubber, who
really had no creed of the waters going in be-
fore him. Good! But am going home now.
Have you any objections
None; none in the least. On the contra
~
de is gone. He would not stay to hear the
poor, false banter. If he would come back for
a few friendly, sincere words
DIR. W, best DR.. W, am glad you
came back I am foolish ever to say to you, even
in joke, what l don't mean; for it always
troubles me. am glad you came back; for /
wanted to say good by to you, in a regular
way. Good by"
"Good by, child"
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WASHINGTON, d. C.
For the National Era
N MY DAISY, ALWAYS TURNING IT'S FACE
TO THE SKY.

BY UNA.
Daisy, looking upward ever,
Smiling to the glorious Giver,
Through the live-long day.
Lex me read the lesson holy,
Thou art teaching, though SO lowly,
In thy quiet way.
Calm and irustful Is thy bearing,
Free from every anxious caring,
Looking still above.
Never fearful for the morrow,
Never dropping low with sorrow,
Flower of light and love.
Sweet Thy teaehing-I would heed II;
Much our fearful spirits need il,
In these days of strife.
Faith and patience falter sadly,
Thinking of our land so madly,
Seeking Freedoms life:
And OF all the wild eommotioU,
Sounding over land and ocean,
Filling with dismay.
Through this roar of angry voices,
Through thls stotHi % ciaheihs Hoiss
Where shall be our stay.
Cheerful daisy. be my teacher,
Like a faithful, constant preacher,
Pointing up 10 Heaven.
God and gentle angels love us;
They are watching still above us;
Peace to earth shall yet be given.
only let us pray aneeasing,
For the Fathers holy blessing,
On each right endeavor;
Work with hearts and hands united,
To our country's welfare piighted;
Til these grievous wrongs are rightsd,
Let us f8lier-HersT.
ne, 1856.
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FL trust you understand the nomenclature Every
woman's must end in e and the more YOU can
guse the original the better. Thus-Magge Sale, Til
lie Yallie ellie, CallIe!
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Iemtsbmrg Wartset.
Iteu,

In Lewisburg, 81 inst, James Lenhar., aged
about 10 years.
Near Muncy, last month, Jesse Haines, Sr,
lacking but few days. of 100 years old.
In Muncy, ed ult, widow Mary Huckel, in,
her s7th year.
In SelinSgrove, Goth ult, Catharinc, wife of
John app, in her Glst year.
On the 2sd uli, Elizabeth, widow of Jacob
Stahl, Of Kelly, aged II years. . days.
On the 2lth cit, daughter of Saml and Nancy
Stees, of Limestone Tr, in her 10th year.
On the 25th ult, John T.. Frank, of New
Berlin, in his list year.
Al Robert Simngton's. in Montour county,
18th ult., aged 66 years, Elizabeth Moore, I'd
daughter of John Painter, of Chilisquque.
At MIllcreek, Goth ul,, in his SD year, John
Pherrin, formerly of Northumberland Co.
In Turbut Up, I'D ult, John P1cger, in his
10Th year.
In Kelly, lst inst, Jane, wife of Lewis Gem
berling, aged 81 years.
In Lewisburg, Cd inst, Mary f. daughter of
VIM. and Hannah Nesbit, aged 5 yrs, 3 mo.
In Lewisburg, 9Th inst, Elizabeth, wife of
Harman Yost, aged 67 yrs, mo, 81 dys.
In Lewisburg, 7th inst, Catharine Reedy
formerly Wolfe) aged 81 years.
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Buy where you can Buy the Cheapest!
AT7ONERY JUST RECEIVED.

STATIONERY JUST RECEIVED.
WE would call attention TO our fine assort
w ment of fresh standard and fancy Sta.
tionerv. consisting in part of
LEGAL PAPER-A splendid article to
which we invite the attention of Lawyers.
FOOLSCAP, POST and NOTE Papers. Of
every quality and price, a large lot-plain
ruled. tinted and embossed Note papers.
ENVELOPES-a good assortment adhesive
envelopes. Plain and Embossed, all sizes.
HOOFER'S INKS and WRITING FLUIDS
-black, blue, red, carmine, and indelible, in
bottles of all sizes, the best in market. Also
black WRITING SAND.
PENS-Murray & Stocks unequaled pens.
BLANK BOOKS Of all kinds. Give us a
call and see for yourselves. States, Pencils,
Penholiers &c. 10 be had at
MENUS & cos. Market st.
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nA-The Buchananites made fusion
with the Pro-Slavery Fillmorners, to carry
the town elections in Connecticut, but fail
cd, the Fremonters outuumbering both,
and making an aggregate gain Of several
towns, Cor townships.) Iurra for Old
Connec,icut--she follows Iowa, Vermont
and Maine.
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The Triumph Complete.
In0ifer FerJecs cure y EPiHePsy 6y Or. Tia
EniEpkic PiM.

EpttpHc FlHS.
DURAST's Mex, fERguInANs Co, N C. Oct. l, 1888.
Dr. Ii ,SCEDear Sir:-iaying hecn afflicted with fall
ing fits for years past determined TO give your
fs trial. advertisement Of ch saw in of the
papers and continued TO them for months.
until WAS entirely CURED believe them he first
rate article; aud since have used them, had
one attack and am now ia TIE Of good health.
am, very respectfully,
Yours. &c, JONATHAN !. JACOBS.
f.s. The Fills were recommended to me by Mr. Nath-
al Newly, Of this county,to whose address them
Those Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are a
specific for all notifications OF nervous d-
seaSe. Price s.. per box; two boxes for 50 :;
twelve boxes for Sci. Persons enclosing a
PeaSonS enclosing remittance will have the
Pills sent them through the mail on lis receipt.
For sale by Sgru S. HANcE, No. los Baltimore
street, Baltimore. Nd, 10 whom orders from
all parts of the Union must be addressed.