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FERoCfoUs ASSAULT UPoN AN EDITOR
Walter 3. Carter, editor Of the Middlesex, Con.
necticut County, Argus, y Is severely beaten Mon
day morning, by Captain James De Kay, in con-
sequence OF An article in his paper re fectipg Sc,
and her sister Miss De Kay. Mr.. Carter is bleed
ing freely atthe lungs, ana his recovery is consd
cred doubtful
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A LIVING SKELEToN.-The Manchester, New
H., Mirror says that there is now on exhibition
In that city man thirty-6ve years old. six feet
three inches high, who weighs only s5i pounds.
When be was Is years old be weighed 1e0 He
Is q mere Frame work, skin and bones, and great
, uriosity.
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BUslNEss CARDS.
/, uosTAtsUE, SIGN AND ORNA.
-, naMI nAINTLK Eank Gireet. nnrner q,
Inns 4, PLEAsANTs.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
GENERAL AGENTS,

IS,h Street. near Cary, Richmond. Va.
naey ,h.tr services for the sale Of all kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE, RENTING HOUSES,
HIRING NEGROES, and all matters pertaining 20
3 sGsuersl Agency.
., spd remittances promptly made
THOMAS T.. SIMS. JosEfh b. PLEAsANTs
ia if-im
Holm r. SOLOMON wholesale dealer
j in Brooms Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of all
6..criptiona, Rafiserstors, Rope. Cordaee. Yankee
Notions &e &C. 2lS Washington street. between
Vs.ev snd BARCLAY, New York, will execute orders
from Richmsrd on the most favorable terms.
10 2S-Sm
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SuICIDE.-The suicide of Mr. George W. Wat.
son. in Philadelphia. on Sunday. was painful at.
fair. MIR. w. was formerly an extensive carriage
builder of that city, but for some year or more
past has been an inmate of the Pennsylvania In.
stitution for the Insane. 1t appears he was taken
yesterday morning by one Of the keepers of the
in tution to g barber shop to get shaved. He ap-
peared at the time quite calm and rational, and no
violence was apprehended from him The barber
had got through the operation. and Mr.. Watson.
leaving the chair, apparently 10 the act Of ad-
and before any one could prevent the rash act, he
had severed his throat from ear to ear. The jugu-
lar and all the blood vessels were severed, causing
death almost instantly. The deceased was about
So years of age He had accumulated q fortune
in the manufacture Of carriages and was well
known as the proprietor of Concert Hall.
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NEWS FROM KANSAS Letters from Kansas say
that the Joint committee ct the two branches Of the
Legislature have reported 10 favor oftakps cen.
sus preparatory 70 holding convention 70 form .
State Constitution,
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GREAT FIRE is MOBILE Planters, Hunts and
Aonteomery's cotton presses, at Mobile, Ala
were burnt Tuesday. Ten or fifteen thousand
bales of cotton were consumed.
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VALUE or sPAsIsH COIN The following 10
the average value OF tie worn Spanish coin atthe
United states mint In Pbiladelphisi Quarters.
a1 eents sghihs or sviss 10 $40 eeais; sixtesnth9
Of fps, 8. cents.
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1T MORTON, JAS. NJ. ARMIsTEAD,
Late of Rarmvlle) Late of Cumberland 90, J
JOSEPH BLASToH,
(Of Cumberland county,
MORTON, ARMISTEAD q CO., Com
IVA MISSION MERCHANTS. opposite Shockoe Ware.
house Richmond Va, will rive special attention to
the sale of all kinds Of PRODUCE, and to any other
business ept trusted to them.
r- LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
In cash or Gusno. de 19--dGc6m
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VTlCE.-.My wife Martha A. Lewis
y has left my bed and board, without Just cause
o. pfoyocatien on my part; therefore. do forwarn
s persons against recsivng her into their houses or
sniD or amount whatsoYer
ia l3- 6ms JOUk IEWTa
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
SINGULAR CASE or ROBBERY IN rRAscK-A
singular case of robbery in France was thus report.
ed inthe Bordeaux Indicator

SINGULAR CASE OF ROBBERY IN rRascE-A
singular case Of robbery in France was thus repor
ed inshe Bordeaux Indicator
"A woman employed as housekeeper a, the
chateau Of Ludou this city recently Inherited
sum of 800 francs. A peasant EMPLOYED to tai 10
care Of the grounds of the chateau bearing of or
good f,rtune, determined to possess himself of the
money. Accordingly few nights ago-the owner
of the chateau and all his servants being absent
he got the woman on some pretext to visit him at
room which he occupied In cne of the dependencies
OF the chateau. After while he locked the door
ana with the most dreadful threats declared that
he would murder her unless she At once gave him
the 500 fraucs, The woman being seriously alarm.
ed, took ,m to her chamber, and gave him the
money. The man then declared that he mus,
murder htr 70 prevent b. r frcm accusing him; and
he commanded her to say what kind of death she
would prefer. The poor woman pra we'd for mercy
but he peremptoiy told her that she must either die
by the rope or by the knife and she st last selected
hanging.
ana fastened her to the bedstead He afteIwar
mounted on chair to fix rope to q beam, and
made a running moose at the end Having duly
fastened the rope he put his arm 10 the moose to
see that the latter would slip WE'LL at that moment
the woman, with grea, presence of mind, gave
violent kick to the chair, which fell and the man
remained suspended by the arm. He roared for
hep,and the woman cried out "Murder;" but there
was no ose except themselves in the chateau -or
Its dependencies, and they we're not heard They
accordingly remained in their re especive positions
the man suffering dreadful agony, until the morn
ing, when their cries attracted the attention of
some iaboreIs. These men on hearing the wo-
mans story released her, but left the man suspend
ed until they could summon a magistrate This
functionary had the man cut down, aud after re-
cei'tng the woman's deposition, caused him to be
sent to prison to await his trial for the robbery
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THE DEATH OF EZsKIEL WEBsTER-The death
of Ezekiel Webster, the we'll known elder brother
of Daniel Webster was remarkable and startling
1t is thus described in the Private Correspon-
dence" of the latter, just published:
"Tre was engaged in Contemplating standing
er plain floor, the house. ;ull, and the court
jurors and auditors inten,ly listening to his
words. with all their eyes fastened upon him
Speaking with full force and per es utterance, he
arrived at the end of one branch OF his argument
He closed that branch, uttered the last sentence,
and the last word of that sentence with perfect
tone and emphasis, aud then. in an instant erect,
with his arms depending by bis side, he fell back
peared, was dead befJre his head reached the
floor"
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pRUiIfINL & ROisThRs,

IlKuNimkt. & KOlsTERN,
ID CUMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR GRAIN. COTTON.
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
NO. SS WATER ST. NEW YORK.
~ Libeesl cash advances on consignments
JOS. BRUMMEL,
OF Stesrns Brummel, Richuond Va
ALEXANDER l.. ROY5TER,
OF New YorA
JAMES B. ROY5TER-
i.6-l9m Richmond VI.
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SUFFERING on SHIP BoARD-The aptain of
the steamer James Adger, who went to :ie relief
of the ship Samuel Russell, in Hampton Roads,
gives the following report of the condition of af.
fairs on board:
Her crew have sickened and died, others have
fingered from disease, rendering He ship floating
hospital; four of the crew fell from aloft at one
time. from weakness, cold and exhaustion, two of
them falling overheard and two on deck, one being
HI led ous right, and the other, whose life was
saved, falling overheard the next day. Seven
were thus lost by accident and disease Three
others were attacked by consumption, and the ba.
lance were frost bitten on the coast 80 as to unfit
them for duty. For eighty odd days the crew wss
upon ailo" ance and for forty days upon short al.
are in good health.
In the forward house we found six confined
to their btrths two with consumption and
spParsutly near their end; another WAS deliri-.
GUS from his pror acted suffering having his hands
cars and feet frozen; the rest exhibited their hands
and feet with oathsoms ulcers occasioned by frost
e,-and all greatly needing surgical attention.
In the sitter part of the house some four oth-
ers, crippled.
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sOHN w. DAVIES,
j DEALER IN AMERIcAN AND ITALIAN

NARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN STH AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts Window and Door Sills &s
RuTying Grounds enclosed with Stone snd Iron Rail.
ing First Premium awarded By the mechanisl In.
stitute snd Agricultural Society OF Virginia
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THE CHANCES FOR MAKING MONEY BY BUY
ING LOTTERY TICKETS "A correspondent in the
Augusta (Ga) Evening Dispatch, gives the follow
ing in relation 10 the traffic In lottery tickets:
After had failed and settled up pretty much
all my old business, / had yet several little conf
dental debts that wished very much to pay 1
had 500 in cash, every cent had in the world
and determined to buy Lottery Tickets with it,
ia the hope of drawing prize, and then pay off
all owed and so be free once more. Before pur.
chasing the tickets l called oa an old friend to
whom owed the largest amount to consult him
as to the best mode OF investing opened to him
all my hopes and intentions He applauded nv
motives, but remarked. THE Lottery appears to
be new thing, toyou, but it is an old one to me-
AT the time when Lotteries were rather new in
Georgia, nine others and myself entered into
partnership which was to last for ten years. We
each contributed 50 600, making the handsome
capital OF $50 coo, which to be used solely in
buying Lottery tickets Now, with all this mo-
ney, all our smartness and great facilities,
which you know nothing Of for buying, how do
you think we stood at the end of the ten yesrsf
l remarked that they must have coined mo.
ney.
Well" said he, "of the original $50 600 we re.
ceiVed back $50 00O and lost the interest then at
per cent on the whole for ten years The $50 OOO
If invested at simple interest for ten years. would
have returned us $54 600 and at compound inter.
est SOD 763. Thus, you see, to it up, we lost
the compound interest on $50 600 for ten years.
Ot the original stock. k................... 5000
Making total of losses. ................ 69753
And has returned to us. s................. % 900
Making clear loss of. f.................. 44753
'Ihis, sir, he continued, sis my first and last
experience in lotteries, and you may act on it as
you choose"
Well, as l had determined to invest old SO,
and it wss the last saw of my 800 It was my
first. and TO this time, my last attempt to make
money by buyirg lottery tickets
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NKsTINY DKsIONsTRATED.- MA.

II UAYE MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity that
sne viii give information in all the affairs relating
Aie such as Heslth, Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
heys, Law Suits Difficulties in Business Absent
Friends, sickness and Dea'h, and in respect to all
oher suhJects both past, present and future and all
concerns of hte. Terms-For Ladies 25 cents, Gen.
tismen 5o cents each. Apply At No. II, (which is
over the door Tayiors alley between 17th and 18th
ia iS-dlms
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RIsGHM0Nn IaON AND sTkkL [

It WUKKS, FOOT OF 9TH ST, ON JAMES
NV tR.- The underEgned returns his thanks to his
'honds ara customers for their past patronage and
would respectfully inform them and the pu bc gen
orally that he is still manufacturing and keeps con-
stantly on haod, q fall assortment Bar Band Hoop
ecEoll and Rod Iron, Of all sizes
ALsO-Cosch and Buggy Tiers. Steel and Iron
Ovsis aud Half Rounds, all sizes
lightning Rods Round and Square.
Cut to lengths and fitted with Burrs
frog Steel all sizes, for Railroads
T.rered Iron, all sizes for Tobacco Mill,
All made from the best selected Scrap Iron
ia lj-lms las UyfNTru
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u HUSI
NEes-Ihe subscriber respectfully informs his
nsn1s and the public generally that ne has taken
pee by } K. Lipscomb, Main street, in the town
o. Dshviie, where he will buy, cell and receive on
s2nssn lsnt for sale, either publicly privately all
amos OF Country Produce and all articles of Goods
wares and Merchandise, Gro:eries &C. and make
ths usual advances on consignments
ne VIII as heretofore, attend to the sales of To-
Deseo, dna eny other article Of property 20 be sold
publicly either in Dsnvie or the surrounding coun
" 'he hatEers himself that an experience OF over
a.ssn years will warrant him in promising entire
.snsiaeuon 70 all who msy favor him with their pa.
t-onags. Having secured the services of Mr no
BERT JONES. formerly of the house of John.
son % be hattsrs himself that the requirements
OF a his friends viii be fully met
He refers to Messrs Stokes k kiyea Ds,ia p WI.
nams. samuel Ayres and Jsmes A. Cowsrdin, OF
a1chmond and 10 ail the merchsuts, manufsctur ers
ana business men generally, in Danville
ia IT, THOS D. NEAL
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:. W. HOBSON.

" r. GREEN. F. W. HoBsoN.
GREEN e. HORsON,
VI PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond Va.
JOHN BOOKER, SALESMAN.
~ Office on Cary street, between 18th and 18th.
is l2-d&wSmt
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kWi> \. WEBB g. CO., IkNkRAL
Ia COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their ser.
vices for the sale and pursnass Of flour. Wheat
Corn. T0bseco. 10. re 6---,In
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DELL IL GIBSON,

Ep ELL IL Ci BSDN,
ID HOUSE BUILDERS,
MAIN BETWEEN 8TH AND 9Th STREETS,
Are now prepared to furnish DO0R-BASE, ARCHI.
TRAVE and CORNICE ROULDiN9a CT any pat
tern Door and Window Frames; Cash, Blinds and
Doors, as promptly and On as accommodating terms
any house in the city.
ES Orders from the country will meet with such
attention will ensure the satisfaction of those who
may pstronize us.
WILLIAM g. BELL. WILLIAM T. GIBSON.
Ia l6-d&clmr
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Z. BAlDGFoRD, n. TlrsLEE YArE,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
RTDGEORD dc CO., General C1r1mis.
I'D mission snd Forwarding Merchants, on she Dock
Richmond. Va
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The Blues Bal, to be ssveu II ,hs a,,..-..--
noIei. on the night Of the 23d instant. i. Ioosss
an,. 20 with more than ordinary interest by ,he
oeies and beaux Of our CRY, who delight 10 nsrfi
eipae in the exctements ine;dent q 8,
weuI ei mat character In times gone bv tha An
hsuncemens OF 4 ball by this ancient and deserv,
say popuiar corps, was sufficient TO ensure alarge
simos, sSsrr s..:,.. a:,semoiass at any moment for
'fo 20 some one or more Of fs members ana svev
que nad guarantee that good order uouid n.
pseser sed. ana that all improper characters woud
a. pIeseDsfd from participating on the occasion IT,
supported as it then BY The uposf :, f;,e, .rd
intelligent portion of the Community k,isrenrs.hls
pefsons could have found no pleasure 10 their
'hast, ana for that res sen were not tnelinsd ~
pusa Inc mseiVes where the cold shoulder v a. snte
20 De gwen fhf m-and thus the high Character ~
the company was preserved from blo. or harn;.n !
Id an eVi hour, however the desire TO fi,l up n a
fanks made thin by deah and age took possers;or
N the corps, and for time new members were Al.
LII "itnont neIg required to unde, 60 that rigid
scrutiny formerly applied, and the eonse auenes
wa, that the company began to waste away. ana
continued TO do So till il was scarcely more than
corporais guard. ! he thinued ranks ho 1ever
attracted the attention ofts old ieRds-the 6isssse
from which II suffered was apparent to sIl--aud
with one accord the dead limbs were ssrck, n from
he main trunk, rigid rules adopted for keep
ng it pruned of all fou! shoots, aud the cspseauence
was, that few seasons only had rolled By when The
od Blues were ererenveDated-its rank were flied IN
Ii
,9utting forth scores OF new tepdfls, soon became
As hourishing and beautiful as the green bay tree
Under Capt. Patton, volunteers were daily added
% the list, and now that Capt FRY has command
Of this fsvorte corps the drill room is well attend
3D. the discipline perfec and the prosperity oftLe
.biues equaito that of any other company in tie
State.
Why, then, may not the approaching ball sur-
pass in splendor anything of the kind that has
sver preceded it in the ci,yi Doe not every one
feel an anxiety TO do honor to the anniversary OF
;he birth day ct George Washington Does not
every lady in the city feel anxious to participate
the coming entertainment We think we can
answer yes" for all, and therefore cor clude that
the Blues will have an entertainment worthy Of
themselves, the city, and of the occasion.
OGc1s United Fire Company No. 8, have
elected following officers VIM. II, Easley, Cons
mauder; w. A. Gill 1st Assistant l. F. Meredith,
ID Assistant; C. b Lipscomb. Treasurer; I. Bow.
ers, Engineer; A. J. Snead, Hose Director; DR. W.
A, Snellings, Surgeon; J. A. Meaniy, Secretary,
Hastings Court-In the Hastings Court yester-
day, John Mathews, tried for misdemeanOr.
found guilty and sentenced to fifteen days impri.
sonment and to pay the costs of the prosee eution.
In the case Of John Burnes tried for misdemeanor,
,he Jury brought in a verdict of not guilty
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.hs,,.d dAscers..sments - psbiished srh,4 "a, =
nssion and Is cen.s for each coutinss.se 'ns nfss
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A, 81 II. A. PATTESON,
j. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR TIE SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCOs
NO 104 FRONT ST, NEW YORK.
ANEs A, PATTEsos,
TBos A. PATTEsoN, ia eSm
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-sgxFzsss==s-l NOYICk 40 TnAYELLEkS
@ GOlNG NORTH Passengers go,rg
--- Nor, a-e hereby notified that the route
via FfedeIcksburg and the Potomac River is NOW
OPEN And for the present. will be Once
0aily-Lesving siehmood at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
reaching " ashlneton at O'Clock, r. M.
F Through ticketn, usual will be sold TO
Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
For further in formation apply to the gndersigned
at the Depot on Broad street
JAMES WINSTON,
Ticket Agent.
Office Richmond, and ?. R, R. Co,
RICBM ND, Feb y 1857
CF- z. 8 Going North the train stops at Ashland
fOI Rreakfsst fA 8
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- "a FUN ~ u II r a Il II AND
- PORTSMOUTH, AND THE DlF-
ssnSEteHaxznSs. FERENT LANDINGS ON AMES
RIVER, via the Richmond and Petersburg Raiirosd
10 Port Wal,hsi, thence by the swift aud comforts
bic steamer VIM SELDEN, Capt. VIM. c. bmiTH;
Purs.r D. j. HILL.
The Cara leave the Depot every Monday, Wed-
uesdsy and Friday mornings, at q O'Clock
THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt
Office Richmond and Petersburg 4. R. Coz
Richmond. February OH, 1857
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RtGH TEA HkTs, DfNNEH skTe
. Toilet Bets, VI new pst' srHs. now opening se
fso eTEBBiNe fULLEN'B.
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T.. sfAhs.--F. III. TAYLOK has lust re-
= =. cs we'd a farther supply of Msrtinis fne GUI
Jah MHelf 6ToRE ss fsay-rnor st.
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aaTHtrrl tI.Sf,Hs 3 WHITE GUGDs 80
w Cambriss ana Jsconetis, swiss end Hensooks,
styjped and Checked s,uslias, Embrodered end Dot
ted If us ms Linen Cambria Edtfs aod many otnef
articles Ia this line very cheap at
j. MILLHISER BRO tS
10 IN 1873 Broad street
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nVERCO aTS.-MEHCHANr,W w Ell 81
~ GER Co. have on hand lsrse STOCK OF
Over Goats, consisting Of extra fine tastor beavsr
Peltos; fpe Black Ribbed Cashmere do Heavy BLACK
and Brown Beaver Sacks; Heavy Black and Brown
Cloth Peecs; Black and Dssb Aehsn Petos end
sacks Also. Tslnas and Rag!snds of al kinds which
we are Offering very low. Cab and examine tham.
MERCHANT, WEiSIGER co,
iat2 No, 1I2 Main street
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c. ". HILL&AN. ). 5. HiLLMAS.
q W.HfLLNlAN dk CO., SO Front street,
b. New YoRK, Agents for the sale Of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal savgnceY on consianments. se T-egn*
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4 Uya UnL 10 b > fOn. - ,...- sssoss.
IL CHlCKEN.--f you wsot 70 Do s.,,ss .nss1 "a
savs mi .;yas 10 sast the fsaiinss and pccse s.3
y one 70 to RICHAKDsQH,s Conts.' aens.s - hsvs
gsristy hloss. Psrsons ordsxtne y mat . 4 -.
hem Il the usual pssss ssnt'sse '.
from esafs % - ioHN j. RIcBAkD10N,
~. um Corner lsSh ard csry ssestss
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T'eae
' eoe sesTy
early op-
tn q two
r in the
Der. No.
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JAMS

g stoty
" sin. be-
the resi-
l Room.
m Issun-
an 10. ecsl
he'd im-
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NJGW rs THE SEASON FOx ISsLU-
~ ENZAs, Pm umonia Pleurisies DC. an6 b. fore
4 cold or ron.h De comes upmaSageabie, simple
.smedy often checks it,. The subssriosr calls sten
ton to thsf very popular Yeme1y Lsos afd's Issant
Relief fox coughs, colds so Also Ni.tsrs asam
OF wild cherry. snd Lozengss; Ayers Cherry Pee-
toral and Roses Cough ssrup, Any or all Of which
are undoubtedly valuable remedies
JNO ~. GARLICK, Druggist
fs 10 franklin strssr. Market lace.
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urN a nd
re~n DR..
Churth-
- Apply
JCK,,
fsrkAf
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TsoN

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next foos
both can
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NUIUAL ~ E e Il
lNI RANCE COMPAHY.-No Company sford
more BENEFITS to the insured
All the profits belong TO the insured.
Ituakes annual Dividends anc pays them while
the Insured ishvins.
Only half the premiums Is required In cssh II over
This Company has paid over Sl5e 600 for losses in
u,ain,s b, w. KhOWLFS, Agent.
~ Office a. St.tionsrs Hall, No u Peari stseet.
ia aI-xW
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{ 'HESTE KFI ED LAND FOR SALE
~ Atrac. oflsnd, containing Forty Acres more or
lsss, situated the Coal Pit Turnpike, about five
miles above Manchester, well watered and without
Improvements, in healthy ana sgreerbe neighbor-
hsod, ana within convenient distance to the bust.
meas If Richmond. More land will be added to this
tract il srtd. FcrteIms apply to John 4. Reams,
he'r the premises, or to
SIZER PHAUP,
ie 5-eod5t II Main street.
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