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A HUMAN LIFE SAVED!
DowAGrAc, Mich, March H. 1855


J. 4. RHODES, Esq; Dear Sir-Asr tookyo, ur
medicine To sell on consignment no cure no nav u
take pleasure in stating its effects as reporred 10 me-
b. three brothers who live III this place, and their
testimony s fair specimen OF all have received
w. s. CosKIIs told mel had taken nine hot! les
of christies A.ue Baisan. aud continually rn n
down while msing il until nv lungs aud liver wer
Conresied to that degree that hood discharged from
my mouth aud howe so that all thought it imposi.
bic for me TO live through another CT ILL., The doc
too did all they could for me, Tut fought musthie-
Nothing did me any good until got Rhodes Fever
and Asue Cure, which relieved me OF The dis
trcss and nausea at my stomach pain in nv head
and bowels. and produced permanent in short
time.
II. NJ. CoNKLIN SAYS: Il had heen takugmedici
ne oi az good doctor we have IN our county, and
taken quantity of quiuine aud snecifcs without
good result, from the 2j,h OF iuoust 10 I7th of
December. But seeing nicely II npcra;ed on my
| brniher 90: a hottie of RHODES FEVER & AGUE
| two thirds Of hottie "
s. NJ. CoNkLIN not e. hut both the o.her
brothers say his case was the n. Ms. sold
The medicine 10 both the ds and the cure was
as speedy from the same small quantity and ! might
| 50 specify. y ours with respect \. UUNTINGTO
The above spsaks for itself Coz nrnof as il is i,
Is Of M heter tenor than the of like Ger
theatrs have already published aud the sill greater
amonut that is contnusiIy pouring in TO them
One thin more. asst year had occasion 10 eau
ion the Public in these words
II notice firm rbo hare tqke1 ONE Of mn general
erfu ars subStitutedthe name of their pOstrHm for
my medctne dRdtheH ith br0.eB impGdencc end their
pamphlet NTH tho exclamation LET tie proprietor Of
anu oiher medicine sag much If he Gqrss "&c.
N"w lake pleasure in saying that the Caution re
ferreh 10 the "Dr. Christie Aaua Bl!san" that
is mOniionpd in the above tIficatc.
There are several other Industrious peonIe wh1 are
aPpiV ing their poisonous trash all thai publish
bout Fever and Acup Cure or antidote 10 MaIaria
fIcep, the certificates Of cures aud The certificate o
the celebrated Chemist, Dr. lanes K. Chiffon. of n
Y. in favor OF its perrCtiy II VI LESS SClIARACTER
which is All aehed 10 every o,t Q. These will ALWAYS
serve 10 dist inguish mr medicine from init atatons
JAS. 4. RHODES. PrOPrie tor, Providence. L. {.
Wholesale Agents St. Louis, H. BLACkSLEY;
Chicago, BAGCLAY BROS. And for sale by Drug
glS.S generally. an d 3n
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Spring TO procure Z half busi.el OF millei
seed. When preparing my ground for oats,
reserved one acre and a quarter FOR the
nillet. After corn planting. say about the
lst Of June, plowed the said ground again,
narrowed i; down, sowcd my millet seed,
narrowed thoroughly again, and quietly wait
ed the result. Well, ufer while the young
sprouts made thei. appearance, locking very
much ike what is generally called pigeon
grass. Rul after securing nv wheat and oat
haryests, | had heavy crop to cut on my
mile: ground Leaving small piece which
| sowed thinner than the rest 10 ripen for
seed, moved the field, and cured it as
clover should always be cu.cd-in small
cocks. When sufficiently dry, carted .fre
heory Ioqts to my barn, and ny horses, COWS
and sheephaye thanked me many times for
my iirst experiment with nillet. They have
all eaten il readily and greedi y, and am so
highly pleased with it, that shall SOW much
more this Spring.
The time for sowing should be as indicated
ADORE, when the weather i. warm enough 10
make corn grow readiiy--from the LIST 10
the 18th of June--and the time of ha vest
ing comes after the rush of the other harvest
is over, thus accommodating the farmer, at
both periods when it wants attention. 1t
yields seed bountilully, which makes -four
verv palatable for man, and is decidedly nu-
tritious for every kind Of animal, rot forget
ting the fowls--ihey are very fond Of it. !
say then to my brothers try piece OF millet.
and ain confident tina; if YOU Try. it once,
you viii again.
Granville, March, 1886. {. L. WHITING
%. CUlLtr1tor.
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Sabbath Aeaoinq.

~~~~~~1--~~~~>~>~ -~~-~~-----~~~-~~----
DEATH-BEAUTIFCL EXTRAcT.-The fol-
lowing aaif, ahoat on the "sea OF reading
we clip from an exchange. We do not know
lis paternity, but it contains some whole
some truths, beautifully set forth:
Men seldom think OF the event Of death
until the shadow falls across their own path,
hiding forever from their eyes the traces OF
the loved ones whose living smile was the
sunlight of their existence. Death is the
great antagonist OF lie, and the cold thought
Of the tomb is the skeleton of all 'feasts.-
We do not want to 90 through the dark val
ley, althouSh its passage may lead to para
disc; and, with Charles Lamb, we do not
want to lie down in the muddy grave, even
with kings and princes for our bed-iellows.
But the fiat OF nature is inexorable. There
is no arpeal or relief from the great law
which dooms US to lust. We flourish and
We fade as the leaves of the forest, and the
flower that Ilooms and thers in day has
not a trailer hold upon life than the might
lest monarch that ever shook the earth Nth
his foots,eps. Generations of man appear
and vanish as the grass, and the countless
multitude that throngs the world to-day. vii
TO morrow disappear as the footsteps Oh the
shore
In the beautiful drama Of Ion, the instinct
of Immortality, SO eloquently uttered by the
death-dcvoted Greek, finds deep response
in every thoughtful soul. When about to
yield his young existence as sacrifice to
fate, his beloved Clemanthe asks if they
shall not meet again. to which he replies: ii
have asked tina, dreadful question of the hills
that lpok eterna.-of the Gear streams that
flow forever-of the stars, among whose
fields Of azure my raised spirit hath walked
in glory. All were dumb. But while gaze
upon thy living face, ] feel that there is
something in the love that manties through
its beauty that cannot wholly perish. We
shall meet again, Clemrnlhe."
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STATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUTNY

Rehecca L. Wilson, Plft3 Civil action pending in
said Court,
GeorLe Mayhugh. DIT. The defendant in the
above named action. resident of the County aud
State above nam 3D. viii take notice that ON the 18Th
day Of March, less, the plaintiff Relecca L. Wilson
filed petition in the Court Of Common Piease of said
County, the object and prayer of which sto recover
Judgment against the said defendant for the sum of
1000 upon alleged breach Of promise aud contract
of ,arriage entered into between the said pIain in
nd defendant. The aid defendant is therefore mott
fed that there has been order of attachment issue
in said action against his property and effects and
that unless he appear End answer demur 10 saiJ
petition by May 3d 1856, the will he taken as
true confessed against him and judgment rendered
accordingly. - |
REBECCA f. WILSON
by NJ. j. w. GLOVER her Auy
MarcheO lSJGGw
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FThe number Of inhabitants Of Rome
is l77,46I, of whom 5,OSl are priests, or
about one in thirty-fVe of its entire popula-
tion.
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SILKS d. SHAWLS,
FREE OF CEIAItGE!..
Two SPLENDID PARL0R

EfNTITLED ! "BOLTEN ABBY IN THE
E4OLDEN TlXES,'' splendid Steel Engraving
from the celebrated painting by Laudseer, and The
DEPARTURE OF THE RAELITES FROM
EGYPT" large and beautiful Engraving from a
painting by d. Roberts.
The retail price Of the above engravincs is Three
dollars per copy but Will be seut Tree of postage as
follows.
The subscribers have established Book Agency in
PhilsdeiphIa, and will furnish any book OF puhIica
tI0n al tie retail PiCe free of postage. Anv persou
by forwarding the suhsCrpti0 prIce of any of The
dollar Magazines, such as II arper's Godey's Put.
nam's, Grallan's. Frank Lie csiie's Fashions Sc will
receive the Magaz ines for one year, ana COPY of
either the above beautiful Eu.ravings free of charre
or If subscribing 10 = doai and dollar Magazine
such as PeleTsOn's aud ChaIlen's Ladies' Christian
Annual. both Magazines and a copy of either of the
above EmCravings will he sent.
Every description of Engraving on Wood executed
with II ainess and dispatch. Views of Buildings
Newspaper Headings, Views of Machinery Book II,
lusirdiions. Lodge Certificates. Business Cards &c
All orders sent by mail promptly attended to Persons
wishing views OF their buildings raw ed can send
'aguerreutvpe or sketch Of the building bv mail or
express.
Persons at distance having saleabe articles wou Id
hnd II To their advantage to adre the sulscri ,ers
as we would us AGENTS for the sale of the same
BIRAM St PIERCE,
50 south Third Street. PbiladeIphia Pa
J. BYRAh j. May PIEcE.
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SHE HAIJEIJJAH,A All that is neces-

i sary to saw OF this Music book is. that II Is
Lowell Mason's latest publication, containing tunes
chants and anthem suitable for Chur and the
singing to which Is prefxed 1.-The Singing SCHOOL,.
manual for classes in vocal music, with exercises
rounds, &c. Price 70cents. For sale by
A. C. MARTIN.
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Books in paper covers.

A LII of Emerson Benefits Works.
INT s. Arihur's works. Washington and his
Generals by Lppard. Mysteries of the court of the
Stuars by Ainsworh yst res of the court OF Queer
Anne, by Ainsworth sol. Smiths Theatrical Journey
work. Adventu es of Col. VanderbOmb. Sam Sick =
Yankee Vans. For sale by
A. c, MARTIN
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Culture and Value of Millet.

EDITOR OHIO CULTIvAToR:-IIaying with
man, others suffered from the severe drought
of 1854 in my hay crop, ras induced last
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The Ladies Department

Is opened for the reception of ladies' No institu
tion in the Union imparIs thor trough interes,
ing course i'll Tins Department.
III conclusion. would add that shall put fort h
best efforts merit, a still eminent degree
the aterinr reception with whi, enterprise har
met. and pledge ourselves TO impar a thorough
practical course of Mercantile instruction Than can be
formed al other similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations we give the fol-
loving:
awe the undersigned take pleasure in tesIfying that
personally acquainted with Mr. Granger's abil-
iIy accountant. and teacher of Book keeping.
which Of the highest order. He has had great expe-
rienCe as an Accountant, IN heavy Commercial and
Banking houses, whic gives him superior facilities in
imparting practical know ledge of Book keeping and
4 thorough Commercial Education.
IL. ALLEN, Ill. D.
President Of Farmers College.
LORlN ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College.
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THEGENUINE
AMERICAN STAR TRLPOLI

Superior to all other articles now in use
ofor Cleaning and polishing Silver, German Silver
Britania metal tin copper, Brass and cutlery; also
for polishing and cleansing all sorts of painted or var
nished Furniture. Glass, sc. For by
St. Clairsvle, Jan, 81. JAS. w. COLLINS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-05-15

To Young men who wish tn acquire cuisines Pdu-
catlon we thluk IT affords facilities seldom
MI Granger has the rare quair stt~n theoretical
know ledge and aPtness r teaching added the praCt
ca! Counting Room experience and feel confident
teal graduates from his college VIII he fully competent
TO keept'e most complicated SET of Books.
a. =. STONE. W Wholcsalc aud retail Merchant.
J. j. JANNEl, SeC'y Bird OF Control. State Bk of o.
J. F.PA.k, Book Keeper at ID. - Woodhury's.
u. .bNERDlt.R, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. u. MILLS, Src'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
G. b. Mason, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley & Co.'S
For fuilparticuiars send for circular.
Jan. 81, le5G. GRANGER & ARMSTRONG,
ProprietOrs.
{ NENTS FURNISHING GOODS, era.
~ vats Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties Pocket Handker
chiefs, Scars, Comforts Kid and Gloves Sus
Penders, &c. &c. complete assortment at
FRINr & NAGJ.E'S.
Sent. %.
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FARM FOR SALE!
IHE unGusirrcd ofcrs for sale farm containing
95 ACRES,

81 ACRES,
III Wheeling township. miles north Of ST. Clairsvi lie
and miles cast oi EuiOuI0wn.
The buildings consist of two story loy house
weather boarded, aud good frame barn with sablin
A good orchard, about - cleared and in good
condition.
Terms down and The balance in two equal annual
payn ents with interest.
For farther particulars enquire of the undersigned
jamestown. Monroe county, the Editor of the Gaze
lie, 81, Clarsvilie Ohio.
Aprl TO- lS56. JOHN ALEXANDER.
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SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS!!

M have just received fresh supply Of
y all the scooi books usedi IN our common schooh
which will be sold at Wheeling prices Schoo Teac RS
supplcdun liberal terms. A C MARTIN L. Co
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PL E EASANT VALLEY
STEAM WO0LBN MILLS.

A gain for the third gear.
IN again prepared 10 manufacture usGal, the
following goods 10 order Cassiln IS, Persian Cloths.
Ssiineis F!dnne!s Blankets sai Stocking yames
keeping hands the above variety for sale, UT cX
,hanre for wool and country soap.
nc r farmers have their Wool manufactured
10 order the shortest notice exchange goods
tl.eir wool. T9Markei price paid in cash Tor WOO.
Nav I, IsJG. 6in JAMES YATES.
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CAS- 5000 as having IS over, fruit trees OF
all kinds may be trimmed. Now is the tine
10 expect the wounds 10 hes! rapidly, as the
,,cns nnska wood fast If tins season.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

table 20 of the important business still ON the
press . ,a va.a mr. MBoDEs uoved in order not Ia
motion he ,s On the motion at this time, that this
ment Of ~" LON LON moved the indefinite postnone
taken bv 'ae as whole subject and the Question was
and res1Ited@sa ana noes on motion of Mr.. SEppos.
The motion for recons;ds.. os
upon the table aeration was then laid
uu CONTESTED ELECTION.
from the special od Giles introduced report
IRON Jack.on county The report sssed election
NUMBER M OF resolutions the result Of txh; OF
,nat tne sitting member, Mr.. FROST l. "en men was
his seat by an increased maior;, 81 Is entitled to
be printed ana ordered TO
FINANCE BILLS
The House proceeded to the cons;dar..;.
the finance bills, and took up the bill for th oI
OF railroad and other companies, and reon,at;na !
the terms upon which they shall borrow monsv :
rived -SeeoS dr-
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THE MISSING STEAMERS PACIFIC AND ARCTIC.
"A new anxiety has taken possession OF the pup
lie mind In reference TO the propeller Arctic Com
Hartstein, which was sent in search OF the faeinc
Her instructions were to run pretty iar 70 Me
North after leaving Halifax, and the fear Is thaI IN
executing orders she has encountered similar per.
lis to those which are supposed to have environea
the Pacific. The Arctic has not been heard iron,
since she sailed from Halifax II Is suggesIea
that the Arctic may have discovered the racine,
Int. 40 far. has been unable TO approach her Inc
NY. correspondent Of the Phnadeipna Lodsoi
writes: a..
few dsys since mentioned the facf tnsI tno
hasa fireman Of the Pacific, MT. Hasehs, nsa
lily residing at Hoboken. The poor wussa'
asansr;ne Of ever again hearing OF her nusp@nus
sold her house. and with her childrsn sose s'
nss - rssde with her relatives. Woman nas'
70 fortune tellers the other day. anu \. IN -
ssers informed that the ship was lost WIN - ~
A Singular piece OF gossip IN tnis s.aa.S c,ty
Won NAV have noticed. appears IN me snss
telegraph, to the effect that IN asse sro,,
neer y ho had taken paasage In the rAean.s r.s ~
Iiyerpool, declined doing 30. IN conseq s.,sanr
being satisfied that there was som ,sn ~ q, more
about the engines We shall prohAs1I pn en;,.s ara
from that engineer, rs the Massr* asssh..r ex,
making an effort 10 buns hisa up 'os '"'
plantations.
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A CRUEL HoAx-Last evening, says the Bos-
ton Journal of Wednesday, the town was set In a
blaze of excitement by the spread of report that
the Pacific had been heard from and that she was
safe. Some had it that she had arrived At Halifax,
others that steamer had arrived at Halfax,
bringing information that she was ~ Tue es'
but safe The statement of the safety of the Pa
ciic was announced from the stage OF the Boston
Theatre, aud was received with unbounded ap'
plausA
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NEW ROUTE AaENT-The Postmaster Gener-
al has appointed Mr. James w. Ashton route agent
on the Portsmouth and Weldon railroad, to fill the
vacancy created by the melancholy decease of Mr.
VIM. IT. Daughtery Salary 5000 per year
Young Ashton displayed his interest and courage
in the public service by remaining at his post in
Norfolk, receiving and delivering the mails, du-
ring the affective seourge OF the last summer,
when the place was nearly deserted.
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HOTELS.


.-nTiCE,--The Ballard Hotel saloon, In
~ rsw buildins opposite the Exchange Hotel
- me same As that 10 the hotel This estab-
h.,ant on the European plan, 10 TINS day open for
,r,ointion Of the public, and the subscriber
- Inst the neat and elegant style IN which he has
h2P' b;s sslo,p will so far meet their appreciation
E, he vi receive fair share OF theif patronage.
He s1,icits visit r. w, SSut NJ
'sIS --t " - seo-L. ' 20 ..
~-oTICE.-T0 PA~SENGE On THE
\PttHMONp AND DANNILLE, AND SOUTH
sfnI RaILEOAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
S,TN5yITIF OR LYNCHBURG
urraLfnstt Brcakfast.. Ample aime given
10 eRt.
7rfs s,As.ribar is prepared 10 furnish the pas
- sa,lv with BREAKFAST, al the Junction OF
,rho,ond and Dsnvlile and South- Side Railroads
,g1ssistey en- their arrival on the cars
I-|Ian SAML D. BURKE
,ERsO\~ visiting the city during the
l',,~.tsr will md the POWHATAN HOUSE a
= -..ssspL agreeable and convenient Hotel TO stop
T.. l,,stion is in the most agreeable part of the
- RaiaE convenient to the Capitol and the most
s parts If the city, also 10 places of amusemen mt
a.. ia3u,ements that cannot fail to please.
s.17 JOHN DARRACOTT. Proprietor.
x-uTLCE.-Passenger going North are hereby
' Sb,1yued that on and after SATURDAY LIST OF
,,,rnAuv will sjways stop a. the SLASH COTTAGE
gNTEI. sufficient ume to allow those who desire to
ia .s 10 otta!a Breakfast or Supper. BY the
PROPRIETORS.
sash Cottage Hotel Aug. 81, 1855, aust
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VISIT TO NoRFoLK.-It Is stated in the Norfolk
Herald that the Secretary of the Navy and the
naval committees of the two Houses of Congress
viii make visit to that city during the present
week, to examine the United States steamer Mer.
rimac, and also to investigate the condition of the
public works at the Navy Yard
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Dion Bouricsult and Agnes Robertson, the ''fai-
~ star" rays tiie New Orleans papers, VIII
shortly appear In ichmond.
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FAILURE OF AN INSURANCE CoMPAsY.-Tho
failure of the Atlas Insurance Company of New
York, is announced In the Express of that city
The late annual report showed the assets to the
amount of 500 900, which has since been swallow
ed up by losses. An injunction has been placed
upon the company by Arthur Leary, Esq, who
represents large claims against the company on
English account, and its proceedings have become
subject for legal invest tigation.
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60. IiRHIAGES, IARKiAGEs,

fH-T-- Tas subscriber mas O.. land, ii his Goa II
yIle--.-- Msk.as EsIabjishi-A.t, oa Lombard Al
tq r,5, ae Nal and Gary tlJ,a and lftn streets
lea. ...r J,.ur.U 81 Hotel. COACHES, CHARI0-
Ir..s 5.NO, GEES, BCGGlEo wI-A sd wl1Lout
IN. .rj SIikIES, a!i Of his own maze II tue best
.-....s all y - kulGIlshiF. Al Of which will be
s s ~ "a soai work of tie Kind .G1 be II the cIty
u ..I.,Ld aud respectfully ask .all from those
Il. all o.! G;y Grcie IL the Carnage l.Ie, as Gm de-
l-ra4.Ltr - make to order and sell al the lowest
prices p5..J.e aid all WORK sold, that is new, war
.ant-d. - - ..
f. .r-c4m MfCAJAH MANGUM.
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che .teIed by The Legislature Il the State is now
s-rd 70 rec eivo GepGsiIs OF money OF any amount
.yr ,,.a dollars ca which viii be paid six per cent.
us.t "a all remaining uG deposit SIX mouths
az .rr and for shcrte! tine =, e Per cent.
...,.,l, Inay be made Win tie Treasurer, T. B.
So ~ the s.a-o 4 +. Z Spence corner Main
z.. H.. ..Iects. OF vi b e.-aeI 81 lie officers.
SAMUEL s. CJVTEELL, T. P.esldeHt
T. Is. STARNE, Treasurer,
fall / WAITH3I4i. Secretary.
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Il oh Liz Tws Negro Women. who
= Sls gond enoks, wsshsIs ssad ireneTs App at
vaiy Street Jail Lah IS-sajt4
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E5r The said loans the bonds of the company to
w executed payable Is years after date and bearing
interest At The rate of per cent per snnuIn payable
srHl annually and secured BY special pledge of the
u-t Tolls the Kanawha River for the payment of
ts interest and redemption of the principal of the
deD. by the operation of sinking fund and the Pre-
dent and Directors have. by resolutions passed at
e same time, pledged and set apart the said Tolls
iJ the SAID purpose.
BY the provisions of the said act and the joint
lHon aforesaid, the company is authorized to estab
'1 collection district below Charleston, charge
fall tolls in cash, whilst the river s undergoing i'm
irDF~rieHt as well as afterwards and to borrow
A~y ppon the credit of the tolls due, and here
hi,sr 10 b. come due
Il IS believed by the Board that the nett revenue
if'm the kanawhs river will enable the Company
Iemptly to comply with the conditions of the loan.
Ire Company is restricted by the terms of the said
sci 10 the bona fide sale of the bonds, for not
.rss than the par value of Six per cent. bonds.
Proposals for the loan. payable above indicated,
~ respectfully invited TO be addressed to the under
signed. THOS. II. ELLIS,
Pres't Of the James River and Kanawha Co.
Richmond March 7th m S---2a
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.


( ,srrd hy the Legislature of Virginia, December
r-,A uS-Capital. $50ooo,-This Institution re-
,yes deposits which interest is paid at the rate
.. 4 r,rr cent rrr amUn II remslnug on deposit six
,..rfb. and ; PEI cent. for shorter periods.
kNM. 6. PAINE. President
GEO. }. SUMNER. Secretary,
,g HENRY " GIT1EI,k,S TraasurSr
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CACTUS ShIRTs.--I have Just received
X per steamship Roanoke another lot of those Cac-
skirts. which will sell at the extreme low price
G nc. Those in want will please call early at the
cheap store of ALFRED MOSES,
Main
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u-Advertisements published until forbid, win be
charged 50 cents per square Of ten lines for the rst
insertion. and z5 cents for each eontinuanes