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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
ON SPlNG

Spring is the most beautiful season of
the year. With the return of spring.
come the birds, that seem to make the
trees sing.
Oh, how delightful is a sabbath morn
ing in spring! Then all is calm, and
bright, and beau tiful. The soft breeze
comes in through the open window. and
fans the ruddy check of the young child,
and plays with the gray locks of the a.
ged, as they reverently read the word OF
God, and it brings on its futtering wings
a promise of fragrant flowers, of delici-
GUS fruits, and joyful harvest.
Old winter, like the angry street
orcanist, has blown his blast, and is off.
Spring has Dissolved the icy brooks, rivers
and lakes, and they are burrying away
to the ocean. How life like, to hear
them babbling on their way.
| would ever live in the country,
where l could look upon nature in its
purity and be free from the corrupting
influences of the town.
My heart rises in gratitude to Coz.
who has created this beautiful world, and
spread over it carpet of green to de-
light our eyes.
Sad indeed must be the heart that
does not rejoice at the prospect without.
The Felon. as he looks from his grated
window with his dim eyes, feels that
spring has no gay for him and the Invalid
racked with pain, as he sees the smiling
face of nature, feels that it brings no re-
lief to his sufTerings.
Surely those, who are blessed with
health and happiness, should sympathise
with the suffering. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
The Slave Code Of Kansas,
CoNTAtNlNG LAWS WHICH MAKE 1t \
pENITENTIARY OFFENsE TO SrEAK
OR WRITE AGAINST SLAVERY.

OR WRITE AGAINST SLAVERY.
We give below one of the ..Acts" from
the infamous Slave Code of kansls.--
We have printed the same several times
before, but we think it well to keep the
public in mind of the character OF the
laws which the Free State settlers have
declared they will not obey, and for maxi
ing which declaration they arc accused
by the "bordcr ruffan' party, even in
NJ ,inc, of being guilty of Treason
against the general government. These
laws were enacted by u legislature whose
members were not even residents of the
Territory, and who were notoriously
forced upon the people OF Kansas, by
armed invaders from Missouri, acting
with the conniyance Of the administration
at Washington.
With these facts in mind the pcrusaI
Of tha following enactment may aid us il
apprec.ating the enormous wrongs, inju-
rics and expressions, to which the Free
State settlers of Kansas have been ruth
lossly subjected. Ken. journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

This act to take effect and be in force
from the 18th day of September, A. D.
1866.
Signed, J. H. Stringfellow, Speaker of
the House; Attest, J. M. Lyle, Clerk.
Thomas Johnson, President of the Coun-
Gil; Attest, J. A. Halderman, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

The Lancaster Pa. Express, Demo-
cratic paper, and formerly a firm sup
porter of Mr.. Buchanan, has withdrawn
itself, and is now for either Fremont or
Mclean.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
POETRY.


T,-.r-uOH Dam Tucker,
'
Old Buchanan has got home,
Says he'll take the White House CHAIR
If our votes will put him there
Get out OF the way, old buchahan,
With the platform that you s'ar Oh
Blessings on us he will bring,
In the shape OF shining niggers
For our walters and our diggers
Get out OF the way &c.
And take Cuba at his leisure,
With or without Spain g consent, sir,
And old Don must be content, sir.
Get out of the way &c.
And its bull-cock-ighting knaves,
Must be part OF our slave nation
Ii he gets the situation
Get out of the way &c.
The old slavery "agitation -
If one talks against the system,
He'll have Brooks brought out to fist him
Get out of the way &c.
To sustain the iillibusters,
In the slave regeneration
OF the Nicaragua nation
Get out Of the way &c.
Says, that equal pay for labor,
Should receive, throughout the eaSth, sir,
And ten cents day It's worth, sir
Get out of the way &c.
Tells the old deceitful story,
Bout the nations territory;
~ 1ioa''S '.e ,uii'a"s u s'''', ,oA IA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS.


For the American.
MR.. EDITOR The following essays
were written by two little sisters in one
of our schools. You will, perhaps,
encourage them and others in the laud-
able ambition to persevere, that they
may excel in the art of composition, by
publishing the same. TEACHER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-04

Ladies should bear in mind that of al
habits, that Of walking is the cheapest
!, is also among the best.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11
ARRIVALS AT rHE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND BALLARD HOUSE.

IWNNNll TWTH MNNUH.
Johnson, Fnks Ms Caperton ars n w,l,o. ehua
and lsrvsnt Grisham Turner Col Plume Nss-,bsr.
mn,a@, 81 II Lsey Pryor snd lady Campbell D
sohnson 70 bhb, Va kevsu, Mss Kevan DAVIS rev
W txsnghorne Psts,surg hesugh LynehburE; Marshall
nsr.heh Marshsl Fauqugr Miss Johnson. Reiford
VI X Eimonds c, Ftrc, " m
hsrman. W Culen, Lau.cn. Johns, Geo. A g,,r,
hst w eoss @ Capt Johns Navy; A " Curche Val
n'ns, y; Psrley Portland We Cisrtson, Gruly
marie Bersley rexas col strother Cuipspper spsp
s- N'shall Charlotte Bell Dsnvus; Aornson o.
smith koseals, Russell sdv n n.uv
Bsy Ia. Snyder Amelia, Clafk Mart crs,gh 4 a.,
ion Tenn Dr Page, ", ON, Blsrs st.san Tsun
o'@pesl NG''S-sy; W suihsn Danv-; hsb.on Maine
Brown, Burnett. Salem, Va. Honey Rosiard
OWeui Pose, Ala. Prcl. Nevarh Jarrett Oho n nm
Norfolk htson sife snd children, Monroe s,rAlne
stAunton, Va BraSton Richmond co, G conxon HsIfss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

FKoN ST. PFrERsBUEGH.-We are in the recent of mi,
vate intelligence from St. Petersburg of reliable cbarac
,er dated early last month which speaks in decided terms
Of the surprise which Was occasonel in that city when IL
became known that the Austrian proposition. had been
accepted by the Car basis for peace negotiations
The announcement at drs with no favor Ia anv elias.
OF society except the me clne who naturally reiced a
the prospects OF revival Of trade but gradually the no
bity have become reconcled the decision of the Elm
Peror and peace u now expected and acquiesccd in
The feeling OF hatred which reused against the En-
gsha the opening OF the war is still violent Frendship
had too long existed between the Russian and the English
Courts 10 be severed with impunty. The hostility Of
France will soon be forgotten. but Russians who
high IN rank do not hesitate say England We never
can forget HenceforwArd they will live in hopes OF "a.
king revenge upon him.
BussiA has suffered severely from the wsr but less than
the Western powers suppose The internal resources of
the country have been much developed within the M.
two years aud the world will that Russia il ,trou
ger in every particular than she before the war com
menced.-N. T. Jour. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

RENAREABLE MuRDrE TRIAL N PsSSsYLv,,I.-Tb.
Corrigan murder trial in Westmoreland county p, i.
one oi the most remarkable that has ocurred ia this cu
ty since the celebrated Professor Webster and Parkn,
case, at Boston
Corrigan Is an old man, Of sixty or seventy wear.
o age His wife disappeared tie 2gth of S.ptemb.r
Ias ana has never been heard from since -Four or 6v.
days after, bones and part of scul drclsn.d he
professional men to be those of human being were found
oy some neigooss IN large tire which had been burning
near CorgAs residence IN the open field Corrigan had
been observed stirring il unusual hours smsI cam.
from the ire like that of animal Carcass BURNING
ou ton similar to those worn wonans night dres IA,
found IN tue hre and also belonging To man Con,
siderable blood found ia dierent parts of Co,-;
house, although evident attempts had been made 20
eea IT. All OF the womans DR., that she was known
to have were found home in .her usual nlscs Tbs
Indicated that she had gone away voluntarily
person passing CoTrgans house the night she was
last seen heard screams coming from that Quarter
sled, having marks OF blood was found near IN. bo,
with tracks showing that it had been evidently dragged in
the night time by hose the fire where the ho,,
were found COrrgan and his wife who lived alone ~,
Ao"h 20 quarrel lie gives no satisfactory explanation
OF any oi these circumstances He pretend that he gave
ms wife money TO TO Phladclphia with and ,b.t bs
ooe ound IN the hre were old bones scraped I'd in rub
9sh which he was burning his faru But this is rem
uereu Improbable by the strong animal smell which came
FROM the IRE.
After trial of svera days and speeches both for and
against the prisoner 10y able coanse he convicted of
murder IN the hrs degree and sentenced to be hung No
body was ever found identified that OF his Wife The
circumstances were such we have stated
Inc suPPosiiion Of the jury was from the evidence that
Corgan had murdered his wife then couveved her body
to the fire in which the bones we're found upon IN. J
That was lying near his residence The circumstance.
seem to be strong in that direction The disposition the
murderer made OF the body most horrible anos, .s
much so Professor Webster who il will be racolcts
cut up the body Of his victim into pieces and then b
.nem IN crate in his room But in that case Parkman,
oOhy was Identified. which not the fact here in mi.
sylyania
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

hoHSrc hs-A young lady Of respectable connections
' FnhadsPhiA has been going
eouis IN the attire of nice
& 49, oy her iher last sunday evening
for he
aeeonAss pNrrn oehed his s-nmany d4ugh~r nsamor
ne Ss AT loss Tor words but nnaly managed uxeam
~ maj you LOUISA To which the gallant rrspot
This me father Oh T sorry 700 and She b1r,t me
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NEW YORK, HREMEN a sOUIHAnPTON.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
this line the WASHINGTON, Captain u. EtdS4 ~
ClvENDY HERMANN, Capt. EDw IiSGISs l<1HlJsfY
These steamers At Southampton both going
~ PROPOSED DATES OF s.uJNG-1s,s

Stopping Southampton both going aud returning they
proceeding London aud Hayre,
other the economy and
First Cabin. Main Saloon sisU First Cabin Lower Saloon tilO
Second do t60
All letters and newspapers must through the Pos, oe
No bills of lAdng will be signed parcels received the day
sailing
gB- An experienced Surgeon l. attached to each ship.
for freight passage, apply C. II. SAND,
~ South william st, New fork,
a. IEINEkEN A CO, Brrnen,
CROSKEY CO. Southampton
ivfM NNNI IInr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

sENr BAcE-A requisition having been received from
TIE "oVernoT OF Maryland, Tor Lewis Bernard Bumef ck
arrested here for stealing gold in Baltimore he
delivered up by authorities ON SUNDAY Ia. .nd 4.
now probably, safely confined in ja in Aonume ntal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

MURDER ~ WOODBURY., CoNN.-The body Of Mr. Lucius
H. foote. hotel keeper in Woodbury. Conn WAS found
on Tuesday morning under she'd near the Epi.copal
Church in that village. His skull was broken in above
the ef eye. caused apparently by blow from club or
some other instrument Ii is supposed he was murdered
% have about bis person.
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Pn-r Orrrcr Arr.t.s

fosr OrrcK ASEAEs-rhe oace at spesa.su
"yte county has been changed David Go on
The turnpike. and David Gose appointed vic, wra
Walter II Meke has been appointed Al stony
county WIN. " Richmond
eh appointed Postmaster Aoundve Marshall county Jo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

FiRK WARpESa-The City Council last evening adopt
ed an ordinance reducing the number of City Fire War
dens from air TO to4r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

The Wholesale drug store OF Bush 4 Gale in Green.
weh street New York destroyed by fire last Friday
morning Bush Gale loss is estimated $4,000 on
their stock, OF which S22, 500 insured The build
ing valued at SlOOOO-insured
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

AWFUL TREATMENT oF CluD BY Irs PARESrs-Frou
the freeInans Journal published la Marrow Indiana We
learn the particulars Of horrible transaction i'm that
vicinity. Ii SAYS:
On Monday morning, the 10th inst an Irishman Evnr
~ the west suburbs Of town. going by the name of Morris
Neehai called at the cabinet shop of : Whistler and au
ed CONN Tor child by O O'clock and seemed in niue
OF hurry Tor IT, he said the corpse was smelling and
he wanted 10 put u away The workmeu told him b, he
could not nave before 3, which he seemed diSappun
eu out hnaly waited for Il. At the hour he called To
take IT. when the workman, VIM Wilson offered TO 20 to
the house and open aud close the coffin As Is usual for the
undertaken TO do which also objected TO by the Ib
man, saying he could 10 il himself The child was accor
dinghy buried that evening but very few Irish p.r
sons attending it, inicrrueut
The circumstances becoming known and being COUPLED
with the former illreament OF the child bv it. pasnts
produced much excitement in the community aud on ed
nesday u was resolved that the body should be exhumes
aud examined. IL WAS done, and horrible sight met Ind
view The body gave evidence that while alive il had
becn subjected To the most cruel treatment IL could
plainly be- that the child had been burned with hot
iron and beaten With heavy sticks All the tocs on each
foot had been frozen sway The heels were i'm similar
condition ln addition this the little creature had been
starved
The deceased fair-skinncd sandy haired little Girl
OF eight or Gen years the daughter they own OF Nor
us Nccnan aud wife. II 10 rumored and the facts seem
70 be confirmed by the confirmed by the Coroners nvesi
gaton, that the child abused and neglected during the
winter At suy rate exposed cause the most
hrrting Of She cKtremities and excrucating misery
The lrshman away when the examination .ss -.
solved upon but with his wc was arrested and ex.m
ined on Friday last.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

The fremont Mutual Insurance Company OF Boston on
account Of heavy losses have determined to issue no
more policies. The assets will cover all demands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

coNPLsESIAAr sTrrEAwe learn "a, x
ven by the members OF Delegates. last night n IN. AZ,
change, compliment to Speaker Cruichheld
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

SPECrACLEs SPECTACLEsI sPEcraciEs ~.
- have Just r,c~veda upp specscss svery ssrp
Nou also spacies ior children sho sss.rtm.et
o scse rssses sways on hsnd Which Be ad
test uu and good assusnt of th following Optical Tns
meuts rei.sopes Microscopes Oyra 0ss.s rh~roter. 80
variety - Msgnyng Glasses g Pysicians Mae.
and Bankers MYEna A JANHf O,f-l...-
II e9-a--.-.
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Nv JNtkSON a NON,
W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS,

NV JACKSON & son,
W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS
ySl-dy-Pl 2f6 Front street, and $50 broadway, Y.
ExGEiSloR SEWING MAclINEs-Made by HOOD. BAT.
~ ItlE CO. Worcester, Mas patented by Elias
September 10Th 1876 These proper
use) not TO gct out Of repair. They a good
and Workmanlke Taors Shoemaker and
sadders work In warranted give The
stitch viii not rip than sewing done
Call aud see them Ia operation at 10 CHNUT Philadelphia
up stairs. w A DAWsoN Ag.nt
my9-dly-fNl ''s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

NAvAL-Plrsrr DeB-e len Norfolk "Wednesday In IN. I.ge.
toTn % take pttsAgs from Neu York ship for
the coast Of nrAH Hs has Pussr Tstna
of the doop-of var Germastlru IN that station.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

o. BALLARDs lew article) received the highest pre-
- MUM at tbs Worlds Fair and American where
Examined by the distinguished chemists Chiffon Prof John
and the principal Drug
ass IN this city Price 81 Principal Once and Os 4
300 Broadway, New York mbi4-liv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

The ship ADou Capt Williams built 10 Portsmouth Vi. bv p.s.
Aen has been chartered bJ the French
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HARDWARE.
HARDW ARE.

HARDWARE.
sPRIAG IMPORTATION, 1855.
e,,sfe s.1. q S9;, 9ssk1ss SsS;.sr sra 30 30
kEsTLc MARDFARE No 20 Pearl street. OPP NH|
dire, from the manufacturer. 10 England, fun .hd~
from the country full supyy Of Amsfal
Tn.r SSs no. .ss and soHp,. Of
Pocket P knivss Of !. 9, 8, . and blade.
sSss bon neny Coos, and Ivory Hand. Kn,. and Forks
Razor. Of Wade Buis Rodgers, wo.-nhO and are.v.,
Scissor. .nd shears, na and style. .
P ana Rs Dog, n. s'Ts s,Ts esa. Nome ysry superior
Traes li.itsr Is, Wei, y'nh and Tongue Chain.
Hand and Pann,l saws. Hammer. IIsiehe;i.
spade Gns. Rowland Clayton and other make.
An,n.' ys... and Smiths Beiow.
:. ssssr .,,.s aud Gas, sis, square and oc;sEOn
Win & ,,o s and sI MaIs & .nos, % and 9:. ssos Nails
Birdie YIins., wo.,ei Rein. and 6;irth.
Horse aud Mute Collars Hau-- ke
Psa. 's .. and Sn s[.ss rs. 2, y every " ydssSspon
Counter Scales PAT Baane-. and s,..v.,a,
nnsi'h American, and q. d. Percussion Cap.
,,Iy Lay and Manure forks; 2 ., aud prong
ysS. as sisa-' ssS @sSs sn.i. i.S5 sesis. al :e ;
rs Iray and watersand all other usually found Hard
aud selected exclusively the virgna Noh C. DJ
r. se ie confident offer strong
animation Of ou, stock a. any
PsAn order, carefully pro@p,iy at.sadsd to- ~,
FALL SUPPLY.
Ply Of n&RDwxRs " GTTERy cSSTlsIs .h1T aIs ns Sup
eet i e ron The manufacturers In England consisting
Rois,r cwo.,enholm'." and ~w Bueher." PocI-. aud
"w. Butchers" celebrated C $ Yle. Of every variety and sin,
Do frmeI, socket and Min~rShi. cSi.ei. -"' ''''
sn rs,sn a1snsed ~ and Timed Tea Kettles and Sauce
Moree, Rim. Chest and other Locks
spar Jaekson's saws, Of every ,yie.
ioss.er with complete assortment, Of Goei. Mechanics,
cash or to puneiu.l eustOmers. C J. sTNToN 4 CO
ssi' sgu Of the Circular Saw. n Main st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-11

uOHN y. GORDON IITH SrREET. NEAR
- the Exchange Hotel, offers for sale
4%s1isan Hammered IRON.
English and American rolled
English and American bisiered
Broad Plough Iron, : to IL inch
flat, Round and square Iron all sizes
Oval, half Oval and half round Iron
American English aud Russia heetIr
Band and Hoop Iron.
Nail Rods, American and Swedes.
American and swedes Hors- Iron
Horsc Shoes. assorted.
Tin Plate, Pig aud Bar Tin
Sheet Zinc. STclter and Speter Solder
sheathing. BraIers and BAR Copper.
slo- Pig aud BAR Lead.
Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes
McCormicks and Palmer Mould
Wooden Bucket Handles,
Bucket Ears and Riyets, tinned nd black.
Tin Plates, various
Hardware and Wrapping Paper
Gotten and Hemp Plough Lines
Sole Leather, good and damaged.
spcrm, Adamantine and Talow Candies.
Soaps, fancy aud brown
With general assortment of
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

ftENf.N have -usIAined hflest
reputation Ia the Unt,l States. TmE
pA-ha> recently been awarded
he Palace otinudry la Paris and thus they wod
iict uf suprroriy
,rert Improvements have jus, been added
that '' ''''
TWICE As MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE IN A DAY
The greatest clothing and shoe
me country Use u r~- machines exclusively They competent
icI"rm every sort of work In the perfect style
A. thrr" Inferior entirely WORTHLESS
.ewiug machines of the IroW DoIgc, Avery Grover
Baker aud other paivns which cAnno;
@ any ads intaFv hereby oder receive all machines
also unini"vcl Of
Nw 'Sp L'rkSr IMPROVED liberal All old
chihes thus obtainei Icy will broken
particulars apply by letter personally
" B-lcai Agents wanted Improved
ing nachines To persons property qualified
opportunity for profitable and pleasant employment offered
l. ~ SINGER 4 co.
Principal Onirr, Sgs broadway, n. Y.
BRANCH OFFICES a. Hanover street. Boston; ~ Chestnut St
Philadelphia; i Baltimore Baltimore, 225 Walnut
etnnati lsH 81 Charles New Orleans Glove sve li
broai street, Newark, y. j. de 2s-dim
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uEHILLO IRON PIPE WORKS.
merrill X JAQUES.

w Centre street, New York,
NANUfACruRERs AND DEALERS IN WROUGHT IRON
~ res fungs, Tools, abf description
connected With steam, water heating and lighting
Factories aud Halls. - -
Mo'svss, Cocks, Pumps Guagcs Boilers and Boiler rlu..
made 20 order.
Our Screw Caitng Machines entirely
Ssrr nied tn do double the
Orders solicited from a.srcons Of the country. promptly
Tended TO- ial--ly-lFl
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1O0.OOO 1,sTsTSsTED ~ 9TsssE AND DonEs-
~ 70 o persons wishing ane cFsr opporiunHT so-
o1efci tor ssr ~ ZIMMERMAN
NbiPEs ND rOhACCO--German Mssrsb sam. wosd.
Al snd cgmnon Smoking Ppe wltfout esrns o.
noko and Fine Cut smoking ro6scss o superior ssiy a. -
by TiwwfnNas
ftOHN RHOO us.-Shstsr Cor, p,.,,.. g., -.
- Narprt busfes Wis Brushes. fresh sfore a. 80
l0~ - ZIMMERMAN
REAIrifCI trArnEH mat sHf - p..ooss
- w BRUSHES, Nators Fafhs f9ru1~rs
%Ns os0 abs uaakRNANm r
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PATENTELAsTIC sI,Iu.rs.


BATEs FRANCE, 80. ! BARCLAY
tAUTlON-None genuine they hear stamp the
Patent All manufacturers aud sellers Infringing prose
ited according 20 Law. IN mhIT-iv
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NEM MEpIClL JOURNAL IN RIcHMnNn.

NEW MEDICAL JOURNAL ~ RICHMOND .
FuNHE PROPRtETORS OF rHE MEDICAL JOURNAL. puhisNi
In tbs ciy and % Whch hsvtn
notified The public that would he
January take this Nhoi ~ informing the Medical Public
si se s continue 70 plhsh Journal called MONTH
w SrEriOsCOPE AND MEDICAL REPORTER vhich ui h. s.
~ promptly On the 1t " every month The issued
on the 1t u janusu, ISIS The Journal wi individual n
cpIse snd s edesvou 70 render worthy patronsg
heretofore entcndct % The Of Medical Journalism
State. UOODHTDgE A WIIsDN Al n
ds7l RiCHuoNp A IgwfsN n y
a UAuE CUANCE TO PTuCUASr Ct oTtr
~ NO II Ei'h 10 improve present oppor
tuny snd make your selections from uhch
beaten IN style quality also have haudnr desirable
soh oi eots Csssisr aud Ntsugs, uh u b
|" short n0''ee,snd IN the most approved style,
- wM IRA SMITH
MI iit hsin street.
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JhI-lNwl WI IsELlN Havre,
GLAyE LIFE INSURANCE COuPANY.-The
- Richmond Fire Association the pioneer among officer.
this State this kind Of Insuranee with Cash Capital aud
ft325O0 TO policies the lives Of
Being strictly Virginia Company
holding their
city where all losses promptly literally adjusted
to liberal share OF the public patronage Oee psen)
u Main and
Medical Examiner, Dr. VI. Burton.
JAMES @. CRANE, President.
J1HS n. BsHER, Secretary. desc
rHOUND PLASrEH.-we keep constantly hand
~ fresh Ground Plaster and la the selections the
best Windsor Lump Plaster enables
that be had All orders len once Cary prompt
ly executed. TALIAfERRO BRO.
supplied bags, a reduction
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