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ARAp WOMEN ---TuEIR PERSONAL ApPEARANcE
1t has often boon stated that the Arab women
are plnin in textures and by no means handsome;
but Mr.. Porter. traveller who has been much
among them, conirndiots the account. lie says
Ebave now seen many Of them in different
places and belonging to different tribes and IN
GENERAL have found their features regular and
oven handsome. Their bodies arc finely proper.
toned and their carriage and walk easy and
graceful All of them have that rich black, ius-
trous eve that il only seen in perfection IN Inc
Eeast. The forehead is open and high and the
eve brows are beautifully nrched. The mouth ~
extremely well formed, with proudly curved lines
bnt their features are universally dlshgured oy
the custom of staining the under lip dark blue
Tho braided hair is almost quite covered by black
veil TINT hangs gracefully over the shoulders;
III. corner of vii ich is frequently brought for
ward to cover the lower part Of the face The
whole dress consists ol long loose blue roee OF
course calico. II is drawn closely around the
throat has wide hanging sleeves aud sweeps the
ground lko train when they walk. a prota
sion of bracelets Of gold or silver adorn the arms
md largo rings aud drops hang from the ears;.
but only few of them wear the nose jewel. e.,
VALUE OF THE DIAMoND.--From an Interest
ing articles in II late number Of the North Brit,
isR Repiew Oh tho subject of the history. proper
ties, and origin of tho diamond, we copy the foi-
lowing pa sssge relating to its value:--
Nor Il this m ideal appreciation of its rarity
and worth. II is in truth the very essence OF
property. ltis riches condensed and wealth go
cnred-too small to be seen by the midnight bur-
rular--to easily hid TO be seized hy the tyrant-;;
and too quickly carried AWAY to be wrested from
the patriotic exile or torn from the hunted out
law In vain would the vanquished monarch strive
to remove his bngs Of gold. or transport his ter
ri,orial domains. But diamond 10 an empire
made portable, with which he might purchase
better kingdom AID mount prouder throne.
Had the treasury of Crtssus been invested in
brilhants. be might have found noblers Lydia
beyond tho reach of the Persian Invader. 1t is
difficult to express in words in numbers the
| commercial value of tho diamond; but we may
truly sry that a string of Koh inoors, furlong
in length, wuold purchase the simple OF the
| Globe while a ring encircng tho arctic zone,
would buy the whole planetary system. -,
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GEO. W REDD.


DIR CIorTny-Dea, Sir am glad to inform you the en-
tire ,mn fl out of my She was quite SICK tor
afterwards should have written iinmediaoiy,
Int ih"n chi would wait few Days hoping she would get
better she mprt ing. and am hopes wi soon po
well We had a smnll pc Zion If the black plaster len ana
Won have sent before receive inns w
sod II lacA inmcdia,y We are doing nothing but ap'
,lvinp Of T., turpentino ana tHilow
If YOU want ccrt6eaie me, let me know ana you can
g II ne unou ns my we'll and several others
who witnessed H. The itf fell ont last Sunday which was
the tin commenced using Nhe pn'A
iilastcr Yours, ve') iespe' 'ttuuy.. ..o,o, a. prnn
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n debled to the late
D.. jos. Il. Nowlin Il Co,
Vow lin, are earnestly re.
tout further delay. lean
Nowiin, together with ail
sAM'L NOWLIA, II
Sanil Berger, admir- of
Jos. b. Nsw An, det'l
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GEtrtfloATES.
H. o,1 rive Won hun lrcis nf certificates but offers only

n, ,1 rive Won hun iroda of certificates but onefs only
IoyJsghroN. October ~, lt05.
Dr An SIN u NV Va card In the Lynehhnrg Nhgmah
l., t,br loh of Scpombor last announcing your Nt !"
/ yn hburq prepared with remedy for le cure q, i
aud ike dseases about the 18th of Scponbct hno opnoo
i ~ ynr Cancer ointment aud piled It Ia aaid tumpr
ton lya (nowmg your drecione aud IN iMonN "hNs' W."
,ntly we'll leaving slight iraee OF rs ianer nh
,ence and up TO ih time II presents no symptoms ot fo"
eHrance. a., Ia. Il, ,ot,
consider YOU thorcnrr dcaersedly rht'n 70 w, o p"'
ou na \. ell ~ my eaiimony the ebcaey o your fsm,
Respectfully, oitNi4' ''o''H"'
10 DR. JaA A Clopto,, Dalton, Geo,
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CNRnIA0Ics. nUGGIEs, WOUKA-

Sf{f NJ. WAYS ke, &c.-Jous H. DtnlAkt, sheeestar
hfaa-to Ills father IL NJ. Diiako, has just received
bonutI6d lot Of CARRIAGES DuGUIES, Af Ito IA also
prepared work TO order aud MI i'pans neatly
and promptly done having In hs employment Mr l. u Nw
onr f tbo beat Coach Smiths In America, he having served
u'. ,t s,a,a ~ Wv ma ia.dis
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A CcrDENT 10 the u. y. NInil steam ROM

u OCgST POsTS.-.Jusf received, tiO Locn"
- 3a,s On the Canal
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uunpKENs. HULL n Co, wholesale Dry
GOODS MERCHANTS. No 25e Baltimore street, (op-
posite Hanover street } Baltimore.
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WnsuNs DrroT, Sonthsldo T. H., Va
bp pI pIopJoS-Dear - Sir | am happy 10 inform you thh
my Cnncer is entirely we'll Yonr ointment proved nvanaoie
Gs.d according directions and soon ,o"k enecti
and my Caucer aud nm now 10 al human aP
poarancos perfectly we'll wbh you may moot Win groa
In your practice
' THOMAS HOBBS.
No,,oway county, Va, Fchruary 2 1855
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a SE3ss''s CHERRY PECTORAL, for the

- 4 rapid of Coughs Colds Hoarseness, Bronchitis
Nn.H ling Cough Asthma and Consumption, universally
the hest remedy dscov cred every varic
3a.a'Etry disease So vide the field of its useful
IA t'uttsi aboUuds in persons publicly known
WI" alarming desperate
disc - lIsoN L. When tried, its sueri
y t Of kind is apparent to
)5slr 1ha La its virtues known the pnnn'
40 longer hesitate andoie employ for the distressing
and dangerous aheen Of the pulmonary organs when are
ucilont climate BY timely many, nay Almost
AL NJ upon the lungs throat arc arrested
and thus saved many thousands every year from Pea
No family should be without IT, and those VINO
d. neglect provide themselves with remedy which wards
OH this diseases will have cause 10 dpiore
ii Proofs Of the surprising efficacy 81 the
Cherry Pecora need not be given to the American people,
avo living proof in every ncghborhood But those who
Wish the of those whose whole heath mas
roitorr ard lives have been saved by IFS use
viii mud them In nv American Almanac which the agent oe
law named hasto furnish gratis for every one .
Prcyarai nv Dr.J G. AVER, Chemist, Lowell Mass an
-ddby NIL prebe Drue-isS evcrv whcre ltna tZmu
MAKE ISsSZEN Az ONCE, md save yonr
II PER CENT.-No family should be without II IN ther
hoses Have Arrays handy. fourehdren may pa tese
Scv or some of the adults your family when hard
bring ysicen until perhaps too late what an amount
# suffering and life might be saved ny aways haEinG
DR.. L. Weights Iiouid Cdharc handy Ono dose otteh
Removes the worst attack Group In children but TWO o.
three spld AWAY be given before pernanen cure ~ ell
tcted Bilious Collie Bowel Complaints snduen siiacs oi
Fever are easily removed purely gddtte and scie
den with ps and other agreeable dsgs but give .e
when they require medicine few doses OF mus aiu o"
iorit yon will the necessity OF keeping III y %
ever after lapl slm
Harper, for April, received Mt ,.oper.s
II ,as ls.,s MoRsEs'
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ne MoND VA are prepared 10 make liberal advances on
cpnsiguments Of MANUFACTURED AND IEAf TohACCu anu
produce generally, the address Of their friends Mtksfa
Rrnmme & Registers, No % Water street New York,
shipments 10 Mossrs Brummc 4 Registers, through onr
house will ba iorw arded free of charge.
A. L. RoYSTER,
j b. RONSTER,
ian 2A dts JOSEPH BRliMMEia
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HnrneF, for April, seceiYed mt
y u ms ia.ia
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The above rates arc via Ohio River. Slight advance Is
charged all the way by Railroad No Storage Charged
en- Goods M through oar iiHs. Consgn to
BRIDGFORD & Co. Richmond
REFERENCES IN RICHMoND-Stems & Brummel. Tnsley
Tardy & CO. Seldom Miller j. Fl Claiborne. j W. Wright
& Co Chas I Wortham & Co. Shields & Sommervihe ana
Eanonds payennort & Co June 25ts.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

(tIONEk SEEB.-pRIME NEW CLOVER SEED
Y - fnr sale on the hest GRENSUAN n CO.,
feb 25-ts North side Of the Basin Richmond, Va.
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HNUSS.-We have Just received beautiful stock Of fine
M and Guns, which we invite the attention oi
oc CTS j u GREGORY CO
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

,spp .ss--=a. DR. ROBERT HAREN. Dentist,
removed office door above his resi-
II tYTYY7 siduure. MAIN ST, and one square above
- DihrrIIs Hotel ian l-dts
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NEWS FROM CHINA letter from Rev. L j.
Roberts, dated Canton April, 1856, states several
interesting facts. A list Of foreign residents in
China has been carefully prepared. There are
e94 foreign residents, of whom 6S are missions-
ries This number only included the males. The
population of Hong Kong now amounts TO y 607.
of whom 57l are Europeans and Amsrcans--
males 379, females 95 children 81 Mr.. Roberts
saw SO rebels executed On the 23d of March. The
rebels have gained possession of Hau-yapg. .
large city. The editor of the North China Her
aid remarks: "Ail that comes TO notice is sugges'
tive of coming change in the empire, and there Is
but little to augur that any suppression of the re-
belion will take place for long time to come"
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vATcaBS AND JEwHLRY.
THE OLD WATCH.

THE OLD WATCH.
& Nv crsndfsther's watch is battered and old
A.%S Il never contained either Jewels or gold;
$500 thee now for many long years,
= ,.nrisbed by me, though some gave thee sneers-
.t, il yhou art thick, and not ortwardly fine,
T.rus4 summer and winter you've kept up good
r,~. .scn many a rival, all cassd in fps gold,
ye, s.ij prefer you for time, though you're old;
- ro,tnon snd worn, with thin silver case
,.,-taiy cen see the time now by thy face,
VI s,1l can hear by that old wheezy sound,
Van AUS. be repsiied, you'll soon run aground;
,,f 50 eng as live, none shall part me and you
g vb,Ie YOU re repairing by BAR-THOL O-MEWi
Are ,s those old hands poiRi the hour Of day,
!, Iell, r,e how tIne passes swiftly away;
- soor must lssve thee, fur none will be caring
>, IKE you then for thorough repsiring
w J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of llth and Main streets
= R-Wstches Clocks and Jewellery of every de-
--o,lou carefully repaired. Hair Ornaments of evs
~ s.as made ara Engraving neatly executed on the
q, ssr notice and on moderate terms as any other
aulse in the city. JeS
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THE YELLOW FEVER IN NEW YoRK.-The N.
York correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger.
writing on Monday, says:
1t is faci that the ga.ekeeper, bis wife, and
the apo.hecary attached to the Marine Hospital
Staten Island, all died on Sunday of yeiloU feur
This would seem to show that the disease was
forcing its way beyond the walls of that establish
ment
1t is also . fact that there are upwards of one
hundred cases of the disease now under treatment
at the Hospital, all of them from vessels coming
from ports in the West Indies Two deaths per
day are now given
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CARPET MAKIsG The Boston (Mass) Post
saws" We are informed that Alexander Wright
made the first carpet ever wrought in America, In
Norfolk county. The first made in Boston was by
Samuel Gore, In Cores alley, Court street, some
sixty years ago. The late Thomas II. Perkins had
one of Mr.. Cores carpets in his house forty years
ago. After him. Samuel Perkins did something
here in manufacturing IN carpets. Those early spec
linens Of carpets were, of course, woven by hand
iooms.
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Ex.President Roberts, Of Liberia, was In New
York Monday, to sail yesterday for England.
A correspondent Of the Bunker HUI Aurora mo-
inmates Charles Sumner ~ the Republican candi'
date for Governor Of Massachusetts.
There were 379 deaths In Philadelphia last
week. viz: ga ehildren and 95 adultA
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THE EMrERoR NICHOLAS AS .AS AUTHOR
1t is stated on good authority that the Emporer
pared work on the administrative policy, and
military operation Of his reign This work.
which the imperial family and some eminent
persona gss salone have seen, is remarkable Il IL
said for the great intelligence which it displays.
1t is not to be published until five years after
his death tts
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WIFE AND MONEY LosT.-An unfortunate hus.
band, who resides in the Third District, and glories
in the name Of Michael Mccarthy, has recently
made bitter complaints to the police authorities.
concerning the loss of his money and his wife
His story is that he had $1,000 saved up in bis old
{ 'unk; ttat on Wednesday he left home to attend
to his daily labors, and when he returned In the
evening he missed his wife, and learned that she
had run off with Celestial from Hong Kong. This
he bore philosophically, but when he turned his at
tsntion to his old chest and discovered that $20o
Of his cherished funds had disappeared, his wrath
knew no bounds Forgetful then of the remain
ing $780, he rushed ont in search of the Celestial
the missing moaey and the missing wife, but found
them not; aod when he again returned to his domi'
c the remainder Of his money had disappeared,
and his heart was wholly desolate e-N 0. Pic,
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"Fortune do thou but aid mo now,
And will never trouble thee again


A FAN LOTTERY Opposed a. We are TO All Iosfe.
riss on principle there be exceptions to eveiy
rule; and We are now inclined 70 make one IN fsvr
If prospectus recently received from samuel Swsn
& Co Atlantis, 6corsia. lottery, II only Used -
cloak for gambling, deserves 70 be eondemned; out
where, - . csse, tt 10 nsade the means OF
establishing Institution OF leaEeing and nsfe
fhs State tv -fnment gu uusntees the good fssta sf
tho drawir & our jsctions sre materially Absted
Let il be rorne n mind that to the money lsed by
them ve are indebted for many OF ous nvbiesr
churches aud public edifices Even st tbs pvessnt
day ia the 81 Fancy Pairs. held for charitable pur-
rosss we sse that the Wheel Of borsune' y In use.
with chances varying from one TO tvs dimes zach
amount emb srked makes not the sishtses dihsssncA:
h.ther il be one cent or thcusau6 6ellsxs the she
sry 10 iust the came tt scrkes tor. thai tt wo4
be mach better for auch ~ haye ~ ~ - o. 30 ~
spsre. % inveaE thsm In speeufstson tke tr3s 81
Mr. 80 an's1 which would cBarAisLy promote learn
ne and might msks the speculatcTa wealthy TOR hfss
ra1h than eau4ndef their moneys intampey
snes Ard Iiceutiousn -. which would surely iujnfo
hea m and cbsrscter and cou lead TO nethinG save
sickuess AID xssdation. ~. SwAns psespectnssas
viii BE- aeen for Apgpst "a. heu pleasAnt excite
rsenf I'd as . cose which cannot tnjare ucse who
H. fhese ars 81 90 tickets ssd evss lAeee ystssss
assin9 through ala the sreAes Of hnsdssae enA ta0s-
sssds from "a The towsst ltse up Y eee 60 ~ -
hisA. q Each ticket hsa shs,:ie.e noss 49, =
eqasl sheaee Of beias ysiss e ~ psssss 49,. 49,
e 4. II ST. O. ~ rhcse tiet4fe are pytsea yn1ee 1M
eertsialy make one haif prisss II it shoeee - san
an svea numher - q ~. q, t.sa DeAe, ssss
hslf prixsa Ifovasss nrs addressed - uWeo ~
Aflasfa g. or q owan, momteemerys A. ~ 1sH
~ INN odlsfsly engwose1s
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PAPERs IN SwITzERLAND.-fhe number OF
journals published this year in Switzerland which
has population of 100000 souls, is 263, being IL
more than In 1855
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POWER OF ISsTINcT.-The sluggish sea turtle
loves her home. A huge creature, of this kind
was caught by Engsh sailors near the island Of
Ascension, who burnt = name and date into Its
upper shell. On the way to England it Hell sick,
and from sheer pity it was thrown overheard in
the English channel Two years later the same
near its old home, Ascension. What strange and
inexplicable home sickness carried the slow
heartess creature 1000 miles back through "tha
ocean where there Is no track and high roads ~
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WEST INDIA EMANCIPATIoN.-The celebration
of the twenty-second anniversary of this event
took place the lst instant, at the grove in Alb.
i1gdon, Mass. Among the speakers on the occa.
sion was the Rev. NJ. D. Conway, of Washington
The Boston Transcript says:
Most Unexpectedly to the audience, Jane John,
ston and her two children (whom Judge Kane, OF
Philadelphia, endeayored to re ensave and deliver
up to John H. Wheeler, S. minister to Ncara.
qua, and in whose behalf Passmore Williamson
suffered an imprisonment for many months,) ap.
peared at the grove and were Introduced to the
company, who made collection of thirty dollars
In their behalf
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AEECDoTE OF THE EMPERoR ALEXANDER
According to Russian etiquette, no subject that
is not attached to the Court can dance with the
princesses of the blood A young lieutenant OF
Hussars, ignorant of the established etiquette,
lately asked the Grand Duchess Olga to dance
with him, and she, who saw by his Orders
that he was q "Crir1ean," consented. The En-
peror, who saw his sister '.polking' with the
young SUBJ" sent for the latter as soon as he
had left his partner, and smilinely told him that
he had committed an offence against enquetse.
.AsI near continued the good natured mo-
march, that you distinguished yourself greatly
at sebastopol 1 take you into my 'Adlutantur,
and now, a. You are attached to the Court You
can dance with the Grand Duchess again, she
has no objection
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DEAD.-The Hon. Edward Curtis, who was
collector of the port of New York, under General
Harrison. died on Saturday night. The deceased
was, in 1886, elected a member of Congress, and
subsequently took up his residence in Washington
for several years, after which he returned to New
York, ,snd withdrew almost entirely from public and
professional life, having acquired large fortune
mate and confidential friend OF Mr. Webster, and
this relation continued up to the death of Mr.
Webster Mr.. Curtis became subject, at times,
after Mr.. Webster's decease. to fits of mental ab-
erraion, superinduced, it may be, by his grief at
the loss Of that great man.
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HAIL STORM Hail the size of partridge egg,
accompanied the rain which feh in Lewis co1nty.
Va, on Wednesday week. good deal OF hail
also fell In Glenville In the county Of Gilmer, and
some window glass were broken by It's violence.
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IOWA AELECTIoN.-The election in Iowa on Mon.
day, was for Congressional Representatives (two)
Secretary Of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
drneral, Legislature and county officers. The
county gives $50 Republican majority; Muscatine
about l3o Republican majority; jackson $50 Re-
publican majority, and Desmonies county also
gives Republican majority, being considerable
gains compared with the election of 1854, when
Grimes, Republican for Governor, was elected by
1880 majority over Bates, the Democratic candi-
date. There we're but two parties in the present
contest. Republicans and Anti Republicans
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L. L. t..sss.zsssssssss3 TIE Ms,ExPnEss

Irsa --{s9sssssszssEs.szzSl THE ADAMS, EXPRESS
sEET xsss COMPANY lS4 Main st. hav-
D, ing resumed their Steamship
HAPress to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
,'IoAu ny steamers Jamestown and Roanoke, which
.esVe new FORK every Wednesday and Saturday,
d1a thfhce by railroad 10 Weldon Wilmington,
LYnchhu'g, Salem, Wytheville, and the principal
p.sct' In Virginia and North Carolina, are pre-
rates every kind of Merchandise. Valuable Parcels
.f~'Ify' &c, to the above named cities, and all
pisc's On the seaboard
~ oHI Express on the Steamships will be scenmpa-
med by special Messengers who will give their per
ohel aiention TO the careful handling of goods en-
,as'ed TO the ADAMS EXPRESS COPS steamship
EHpress
shippers will please take notice that packsxes to
IoIs n Virginia and North Carolina will bs sent by
f'eas"erH Unless otherwise marked
sssht received On day of sailing, until O'Clock,
~ j. l.. MACDOSUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.
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POWDER MILL EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFE.
The powder mill, dry house land oil the buildings
connected with the extensive powder manufactory
of Messrs Schall & Co, at Mount Carmel, Pa. was
blown up on Saturday, about nine O'Clock, A. n.
One Of the hands was killed and another wound
ed by the xplosion.
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o.. p.,,v Dispatch 10 served to subssrieeu
E t sussrsa cRNrs eEn wkgk, payable 70
"'S 10, Ia u.ekiy Price for maihns s4a year, or
~ y ;, Ssor for SIX months, II sdvenoet
- So - -. weekly Dhpatcs 10 issued every fri-
allied to sshsersben 1t 81 per annum.
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YELLOW FEVER IN HAvANA.-By late arrivals
from Havana, we are informed that the yellow fe.
YER still continued to prevail to an alarming ex-
tent with no prospect of its abatement for some
time. 1t seems however, to be chiefly confined to
strangers and those who have not become acclima-
ted The health of the Captain General was SO
much improved that he was enabled to ride out
and the barriers had been removed from the pal.
ace grounds. His complaint was not yellow fe-
yer, as had been reported, but was sort of dar.
rh9a, superinduced by too free indulgence in
oysters taken from the States for which 1t appears
he has fondness. Yellow fever also prevails to
an alarming extent among the shipping at Matan.
zas.
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FRESH A0KIVAL OF jew

FRESH ARHiVAL OF JEW.
IN ELRY OF TUE LATEST STYLES
q . Just to hsnd lsrss variety Of Jewelry of
<S4.3s, The most fashionable styles, among which
- entirety new styles The assert ment con-
,.rsIr part of Cameo Gold Stone, Lava, Mosaic and
y .-rrnd Pins; Earrings, Finger-RlnSs and Brace
's,F:sso. large variety Watch Keys, Gold and
>,.yr. Pencils. Gold Pens, the best manufactured,
sr, 4, Isrge variety of Silver Ware. All goods wsr
,.n-ed as represented and will be sold at living
.7f. MYERS & JANKE,
ygg 75{ Main street
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DIR. R.ADDINtiTON. (tsrndu.
a. ate, J Dentist manufactures Teeth ex-
Npsessy for each particular case. Full
sets OF Teeth, or any parts OF sets
made with artificial Gums, In continuous solid
pisce The cost IL the single Teeth shaped In
moulds In large numbers. and sold for general use.
DR. A. also extracts, fiils and cleanses Teeth. be-
sides restores the gum and mouth to healthy con-
dition. Office on Main street, second square above
the Banks. iy3t
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