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nnAp rmn voLLowfso CERTIFICATES.
From the Rev. John y. finieg.
o..,,...J ~. Ma,..h AL, "A

Dr., Forphe--Ihlf Il the hFat time IN ma long life
that have given mf nnme ia recommendation II
hny ultIionr, M nEtntfal REMEDY, tuunft have
often beca ,alioitea. 4 have usod sour Alternative
fan for utAfb Two lchFsi hf.i Tor TIE fhcunhfla AN
u nl hip and knee. 81 wliicA Uaa nearly cflpplcl
llcn Tor yefi severe bruises ga NO u up ieniil -
taon Tor violent attatk u uiafFhoa oH nlscli,
ihcn Tor uilnniua on-ihr nurfla bruises, and ior
feI) Hotufu case u sui neck, pnuuEpt % % a fipf
medical properties great NAM 81 the uiatn@r&
lnr which yOu rrc1nlu eHd u, and nave not found
D. iail1n alngoona Of them. otll az mol ta4
tlnt 10 il the brsl compound Tor tuac uaehnrH Tor
f'ti.r.tf 4 recommended thai have ever .If1
hud nave Tried lnAf4. VII nots d 4 rHI .Ii|+ e.
cure A. ~ WitAuAi AZ W 10 i4ui Tor AM cNutnNF"
nu0n Hoping that yousfNl tllll coullnuc a. ouI4.
pound II honestly, ana that ltlnas relieve tnuurauna
bf sufferers mort heart ID recommend 4 " u5 TEL
low-eit4vns es most oxcellent ainllt Medicine.
i1ure, uucctlOuaf,lt.
flIl IHft. II JOIN h. FINLEY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25

4 have known Mr. FofshAs Alternative Balm 10
perlolsn yofy extraordinary cure upon horse thai
was very badly cut. sumo time since. e 1.rt
- be a perfectly safe aud .ehcaci0us remedy 10 be
used In many complaints. ID. l.. STARR.
Nov. y, 1853.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25

EE A drunken man recently tried
to get a policeman to arrest his shad-
ow His complaint was, that an i'll
looking seouudrd kept following him.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25

A MuFr-A thing that holds a
young lady's hand without squeezing
Il. Pretty good definition, that. ~.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25

~ Down East. they put fellow
in jail for swindIing. The scamp dried
snow and sold it for salt.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25
Consumption.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

rf,ng snsnecu a. Chemistry and Nsdislns have hem
Il Jared their utmost pruuca this lset lsafrci
pufeall,e which b huowa 10 man fnnumeFnble pfooh
are shown that these ts have virtues which uurpass IN
aocalshce Inc ordinary medicines and thai They VIA un.
lpcedenissly upon lhs eaietn Il all They an
id pleasant take bot powsrful 10 Tleif rens
trailing properties stimulate tho vital srlseeof The body,
rnn,ote ne distractions o. s oIfans pefly ns blood
and esppl disease Theyporfe cut uihumors whieh
breed and grow dlsiemier stimulate sluggish o. difo
dfed organs into their natural actlon aud upef healthy
tone with strength 20 The Whole system. Not only 40
ley cure mo everyday eompalnii u eveFy body, bet
aso formidable aud dangerous dlsas That hsss bsfied
he beet " human ahiii White they produce powerful
utla they are n hs ilmt W Diminished dosss. the
isl ana bel physt lka esh be eapeyea o. children
Deipg sueagopa,od. le1 are lapi 10 iehsi and sine
oufsl, vegetable afr fs lson any gah ~ harm Cure
have ieon made which Hurpana belief thay nu suh
nntAlsd ,, u such ssaliaa pcstiun md shaAeef
q o. efbd the supilolun u anlFiih. Many eninepi
asfayuen and S rieiana hsfe Leaf hef names - oetp
a. the public che reliability ~ my lshedis With oeis
have ssni ma la ASSURANCE e iitf eousiotH fhai nay
Preparations eoa'lila's immensely % 'hs relief q %,
aailelsd suffering lpllou'm men
The Agent halow uanel plsasel y furnish alsls ny
American Almanes containing ,illetas lF ihuf sna
Certificates IT ihef cures. ~ ihe allowing eomislnis
chaiigsnrua llous camrainls hishinniist,, pfeps,,
lleanpafn s,'a oa p, IA ,',n'.ss r s's
arising thufsiiue, ilgtslew1 To- 4 Appetite ~ Nleri.
aus ana CulaurIs diseases which fululft 80 rthiHni
aisaifa fefofila - kihfs hsil fty sls'i ~ lHHlf
Nn lla ho,al aud stimulating the ffrirml fhit nlslt
ainiplalhla Whlfl n wuid ha D. ahlttad nltf ftuld
reach, such as linHrss Partial tlutifHr reta'ls ~
keg,oes fftitslllis natanaauenla a ihr iypF sd kd
nsys. uat ahd lfleF Aniitd relnllsia sftinf nom .
Nv siale u Ne body % glsfugilpn n li' ian'th9s
| DO no be- pat % Ny uuphnfllsa aralrn vim H'es
other idli they make more pnii 90 - hf Ner
49,. sa 49,. ~ .itf lhrf a. II n
you eenINes With hr 10 lis iuilin.if if' ~ seF4nr.
powea The aleh SAINT uf best aa there b 81 niHa.
ava the, should hAteh
Prepared by DIR. J. .. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
rhlcH rs cIs hos, n.y. hesrs fos a..
| fffn Hf
HOnERT BROWNING lndiAnapolisi
SQUIRE DAWSON, Noblesvllle. fnd.i
fiO0ANA Willis. Coiuubus. lnda
j, q. AVER a CO., cinrlnnafi, Ohm,
nH RORSffAlk AIIrEnATlk n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25

TINS Balm Il warranted 10 relieve All
strains la the splno,or spinal af-
loction, aud dyalioImia, hoadache, or atln
neck, l0olh.achc, ear.aehe, sore throat Sore
ness Ia the breasl. asthma, bronchitis alfalna
aud bruises, burua, soaldn, OF frozen parsa.
emmp ehoIc and bilious oholl0 Cholera
Mor6up plcurisy, nux. fever aud ague piles,
corna, Dushf cua OF soros. inflammation Ia
the head, stomach, bowels, o. kldpe}s, som-
mer complaint Of children, WORMS, and To-
llammation OF the stomach aud bowels,
Group aud scarlet fever, ~
l Tho roAaon WHY this balm Reaches All thcap cases
u becauso 10 reduces Inflammation aud nr0usrs the
tooretlnns aud nervous pstfm ipfQ aoilqn--
ihf puWrfla owing ~ tnp pueuli.f cpmplhatYn ~
nedioa properties niiluut lAen beihf nuauelsphs
tho medicine A. perlucul side, not eohttluink nnl
NoAdli poiaonn ~ Iniltfal. twill, N used ifuct, not
Immediately GA the liver aud al utief tenfeiifn or
EaAa,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25

EV' say, squire, what II YOU
FAKE fur that ere dog Of your n q Said
q y ankee peddlerto an old Duscli farm
er 'wliaI'l II yeou lalse FUR him ? He
rin = a very good-lockin' dog, bw{
what was yeou calk'latin' may be he
inoupht fetch % s--7 . si.i - -
"Ah J., said tho Dutchman, ',dat
dog ish MT wort noting most he
ish nj wort you TO buy UNI ~
Guess tew dollars would abeout
get him /; say, would Mt il? l 'llgive
yeou thai fur him." 10 ss.iiaa.l.
"Yaash he ish Mt -wort dat
s"WalI. PIT bake hhn said The ped
der" .4a loF.sIA1la taft b 90
:" Shtop said the. Dutehman -
deere S one ting about dat dog i gan {
SELL -. - s ''.' ~ ,..i.
"0h ! take off his collar don't
want thai" suggested the peddler.
Tame da1, y replied, Ny
che 5 poor dog. but | gan Z sell de
wag Of his TAIL ven comes home, 7 a
II 80 - -aftA - - p - y = NtAAas
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25

"a my tenants are world Of
bother to me, said a testy landlady TO
her nephew ae.
"Quile likely TEN AUSTs might be
considered enough TO bother any one. y
he replied.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25

DEFINITIONS FROM A PoPULAR DIc-
fIoNARY.-Life-A time to make mon
ey. Money-I'he eud of life. Man
"A machine to make money Wom-
ana machine 60 spend il. Child
ren- Machines TO spend u ON. q Econ
omy-Buying things because they are
cheap, whether you want them or not
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25

- IETAhI IlLIl6, WtIEf tuuUII. U.1 Do y -.
Dr. Forsha Dear Sir-fou viii rccollect selling
mo one dozen bottles q your Aterative hafr-~ "a
board The steamer Olie Nc. ?, On her upward ri
about the ot cT 1Jsh ~ November last han 81 l.
il AL hat two'n st!es. snd can eas. - far bal
seen and SHOWN Il alea. y haS cured uorr uisclee
and ln a shorter time, than ana medicine IFQ
knew. lt has become popular here, and codi.
sell alarge quantitS q it3l itwas generals KNOW
that alwsSs had Il on hand. l shoQld b. E|ad /
you won appoint me sole agent for Ne sale 81 b
In this n ace. inasnuoh as me other merchants ID
tie place are agents for other mcllcn1s 1ot uOll1
Auri MI NUS. h yon DO 20. VIII DO all c1n d
piease % send me one dozen each Of your di1ertnt
sized bottles. and obige Yours,
H. p. LAWRY. \
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-12-25

Wholesale Depot. At JysC. -REAKHiRT's. No.
81 Pearl streei> 6ipsihnatDaia s-a
DR.. Eersha's Drug Store, north side Of
Fifth street. ,efpur doors .ssss of Smith:
Cincinnati.
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TUE IMPORTANCE OF LOUIS NAPOLEON LIFE
r,., Nov York Herald 10 a commentary on the
late attempt to assassinate Louis Napoleon 'hus
.no.ks of the importance Of his life to the world
sefsrca-c.y lie" powerful In Spain thsn 10 France
-, hi. .esth would be the asrerest possible blow To
the government # Ie,n Isabella The sstIi M NJ
him He ocsup,e. Rome, and were he dead, The
pom. would rot remsic thty days in the Holy City
as mi. 70 low I'D up the recall of her ambassador
frorl Turin by overt hos.ilitier against Piedmont
am FOX fear OF him the King of Prussia ud have
nnsb d the Neufcnatei quarrel to an extreme and
fonebt with the swiss he is negotiaiss treaty o.
perpetusl ceaca between Turkey ead Persia he is
rudrg the allied against China: ha 10 put
tnsinto Eussia's hand the meaus of building her
railroads He is maintaining the Angio.Frenc ALI
sr by ths sole power of his will and his constaucy
If the ball waich stIuck IN the oher night had not
met coat Of msil, it woud have filled Europe from
snd to end with explosion which would have re-.
velberated from side TO side of The world.
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SHREWD HORSE -Franconi, director Of the
pp3drome, il Paris, some time sincestraned a
hFrse 10 marvellous exploits among which was
pref ending to be severely wounded The animal
pei formed his 'eat we'll at the rehearsals, but on
the first representation, perceieving that he had
notEing 70 fear from the whip before the public,
he refus ID to act the ldef steed and gailoped
to his place without limpiDg. Franconi after
wa'ds drilled bin in presence of a number of his
acquaintsrces, who occupied he benches appro-
priAttd 10 the audience, and after a sound beating
for his disobedence the animals confidence in the
protection of the public was lost, and he became
perfectly docile.
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mkDItrNKs.

lACKAOr,S EXCELSIOR BlTTkkS.-s
y Read and pay attention to the eersncste
from we'll known snd dstineushsd ef'isen. me ese
how highly he speaks of these celeorsteo nhIefs'
now much In vogue:
"Mr. Il. III. JAcKsoN-Desr BIZ MY motner-ir-
law, Mrs. Armstrong. has been afflicted with Dys'
pspsia for SONS sixteen yssrs Not finding any PSF
man snt relief from the various remedies USED, sne
was induced to try your Excelsior bitters, and IL
affords much pieasnre to testify to thef
reeuts She can now enjoy her food with relish 70
which She was stranger previous to the oss OF your
go bIa ,rsdirina 9go w. WILEY"
N1EDICAl. TENTIMONY..FKOm THE
lVI JUSTLY CELEBRATED DIR. PAksONS VI
VA This Il TO certify that have used In my practice
and have seen used By others DR. SCOTS Celeb =
ted White Circsssisn Linimsnt, and | have no hest.
tntou In saving that have confidence in It than
any other Imminent ] ever saw. ! have used 1t tn
Rheumatism, sprsins, Bruises, Pains and Burns.
with almost universal success, snd can with conf.
dence recommend it to the afflicted.
EDWIN PARSONS, M. D.
Va, Dec. 4, 1855.
All the above Medislne % for sale BY PURCELL Lsdd
L Co. and Alex. Duval. Richmond js9
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AN IRAsCIBLE FAT WOMAN. A woman called
the Fat Woman, belonging TO asideshow at Lent S
Circus, on Monday night, saw the nose of little
boy sticking through rent in the canvas, ard
Selling chair, made desperate blow at the poor
little fellow pr0boscs, splttiugit clear open The
proprietor of the affair kno5 ing that such things
will lot be permitted with impunity, went over to
the captain of the police, paid for dressing the
boys face, sDd also presented the little fellow
with s. which will enable him in future to see
side showa without riskiug his nose 10 a. rent in
tAe canvas, especially when the Fat Woman is on
exhi bion - Chicago Democrat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

ANECDoTE OF BURKE The following affect
ing incident, related by MIS-. Burke to a frieud,
took place few months before Mr. Burke's death,
in 1897: feeble cid horse, which had been y
great favorte with the junior Burke, and his cons
slant companion in all rural journeyings and
sports, when both were alike heathIul aud vgor-
GUS, was now In old age, and on the death of his
ID aster turned out to take the run of the park for
the remainder Of his life at ease with strict
functions to the servants that he should neither be
ridden nor molested by any one While walking
Che day in solitary musing Mr. Burke perceived
this worn out old servant come close up TO hiur,
and at length, after some moments spent in view
ing him, followed, and deliberately rested his head
upon his bosom. The singplarity of the action it.
self, the remembrance of his dead son. bis late
master, who occupied much of his thoughts at all
times and the apparent attachment and almost
intelligence of the poor brute, ii he could sym.
pathize with his inward sorrow, rushing at ouce
into his mind, totally overpowered bis frmness,
and throwing his arms over his neck he wept long
and very bitterly.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &C.

100 -PARTS ERsHIP NOTICE.
kSgIfsI The Subscribers having sseocated them
XcS=1-selves under the style of g Il. MILES 4
CO, for the PurPo.a Of carrying on the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business, are now prepared to
furnish the public with CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
&C. Of every description, at the shortest notice and
reduced prices Having procured the services OF su.
work turn ed out of establishments end respect
fully solicit share of the public patronage. Our
vile Depot Repository, 18th strset, between Main
and Cary, g L. MILES,
THOS. 8. THORNTON,
s.-KEYAIk!H9 done with neatness and dis
patch. February lst. 1887.
ia 5-dd WON
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THE YELLOW SKINS AHEAD The Chinese
will ere long probably claim that America belongs
to them By right Of priority of discovery for flames
Harley, Chinese Int rpreter, Chin sse Camp Tue
lume county, Cal" AYERS that there is no doubt
that the Celestials discovered America 400 years
agol This puts Columbus, the Welsh the North
to the shade. He gives number Of Chinese words
which neatly identical witha number of Inji. n
words of some of the California tribes If the
discoveries of America continue to multiply it will
soon be evident that there never was a time when
1t was not known and the New World will have to
be termed the Old World
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

A GERMAN UNIVERSITY IN AMERICA.-It is
designed to erect and endow German university
In Cincinnati The funds to be raised by sub
scriptou, and the chairs to be filled by importa-
tons from Gottengen and Halle. The projectors
intend to purchase college edifce already erect
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Mr Daiss. In a letter to Mr. Cas-, expresses the
,i mat II the treaty had reached Enola ~
bsen 70 tse s!eclions it would undoubtedly have
at PR. the assistant secretary of the legation
scars. ssvsr ~ deaths In New York last week CT
ungs 81. P'on ali Inflammation of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

AMERICAN LITERATURE = Mr.. Bancroft is said
to have realized fifty thousand dollars by his "His.
tory of the United States" Mr. Prescott, the cele-
brated historian, derives large revenue from his
literary efforts The recent work of DIR. Kane on
Arctic Regions" has likewise been sgnally sue-
nassfui
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDER GONE
Roswell Beach, in the l03d year of bis age, died
at his residence in Washington township, Bel
mont county, Ohio, on the lst instant. The de-
ceased soldier Of the revolution, and was en-.
gagged in several battles of that war
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Convict PARDoNED A man named Moses
Goodhue native of Andover, Mass was par
ooned cut of the State prison of Massachusetts on
Friday. He had bsen an inmate Of the institution
logger than any other person ever ipearcerated
within Its walls He was sentenced 10 December
1910, for period Of tbirty-fve years and had &C.
eupied one cell for twelve years. His crime was
In ces! and adultery
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WHEAT IN IoWA.-The Davenport Qowa) Gs.
zette of the 29th nit. says the farmers ex-
ceedipgly busy, and but few are able TO get to
town. They are now engaged in seeding secs
ond time. Farmers hold back wheat at any price
helOW Is cents 8 bushal
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FINANCIAL. AND CON M kRUiAL.
HH Telenrauh,

NEW YosK, May IS = fiji ar baoysut; State hi h-
err. and quoted at to6s6 So southern unch N SEQ.
Wheat lower; whit . 81. Corn declining; mixed
"a. stocss lower aid dull Va e's ssIa
BALTIaoRE, May r.--Markets very buoyant -
-Four quoted A7dB7i IL " hite Wh. at 7nd lt5'
rsd 7e0si.75 Corn higher white 7i67o yellow
Richmond Markets. May IL.
FLOUk-Holdefs arc firm, in asktns So; IN 10
buyers do not meet their views the ''ppS W.
haod IL small ..
WHEAT We hive no change to nasE n,. ~ t sI Is.
tiors for Wheat, which are: Prime ~h''''
PRIME red, 81 IS. os can't. ac-
cordtne to Aiss of sales ,o,a,r,.. Porto
suGARs-Raw Sugars: Cuoa ,sic crushed
ana pnwSs}.d Isa Coffee lsi0l4o.i B. Coffee
Isle; C Coffee Isle Market h.m aide. 1a,ala.o;
SACoN.-"e ~ ~ side, have advanced to lSc
shouisers lcs ga Hams lsalSiO' The STOCK
n ~ and the market fra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

A DEAR SHoT.-During the last winter a far
mer in the upper part of the country was sorely
annoyed by the incursions of neighbours cattle
onhis shocks Of fodder Forbearing from time 10
time he at length thoroughly aroused one of
those blsaks, snowy days, with the announcement
that had fallen dul-fuLy on his half dozen
up all his fodder. Without taking any thought
our incensed farmer seized his rifle, powder and
ball. aud made forthwith for his stacks of fodder
Loading he went, he felt in his pocket for wad-
ding, aud without looking at the paper, down be
rammed it. Having reached the spot he fred
away when all al once he feis some misgiying IS
10 the character of the wadding used Suisse
quent examination proved that he had used q
small roll If bank notes in his vest pocket of the
value of $50 Rather dear shot
ErederickShnro Herald
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THE MARRIED CoACHMAN John Dean, who
recently kicked up great hub bub by marrying
Miss Boxer, is frustrating in the pleasant little
village OF Frankliuvie, few miles east of River
head N. Y. He is boarding in the family of Mr.
Jonn N: Sayer, and 10 being tutored and polished
by the Rev MIR Reed, Congregational clergy.
man, preparatory to his debut among the fashion
ables 10 Fifth Avenue New York city
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1920 prizes amounting to-. $500
Whols Tickets GIG; halves 8; quarters 250
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY

WHO'S wieksts SIG; halves S; qusrter,2 $50.
| PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Yhe Numbers from to 80, 000, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paperare encircled with small tE tubes and
The first 2lS prizes similar printed and On cireled
| are placed in another wheel.
The wheels then rsvolved, and number 4,
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the sgme
titae Prize 10 drawn from the ether wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn ont are opened an6 exhib.
| tied to the audience. and registered by the Commits
sioners the Prize bens placed asGinst the Number
drawn This operation IL repeated until all the
| Prizes are drawn out
| APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.--The two preceding and
tho two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
drst 10 Prizes will be entitled to tho II Apprc xinis
ton Prizes, according to the scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined BY the
last figure ofthe number that draws the $50 prize
For example, II the number drawing the S50,0Oe
prize ends with No. then all tbs tSlsts where the
Der ends with No then ell the tickets where the
number ends In will be entitled to $50 and to
o. Certificates Of packages will be sold at the FOL
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole 1iskets..... $50
10 half ...,. 90
10 quarter .... %
-" 10 eighth 49,. 10
In ORDEaING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money 70 oar address for the Tickets
in any figure they may designste.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii Be
sent TO purchasers In mediatcly after the drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAIN, and give their Post Once County and State
~ Remember that every Prize 10 drawn And raw
able Ia full without deduction
e All prizes OF o 900 aud under paid immedi
ately after the drawing-other prizes at the usua
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
.. SWAN CO., Atlantis, Ga.
u list of the numbers that are drawn fiom the
wheel with the amount of The przs that each one 10
entitled 20 will be published after every drawing
IN tho following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Chsviestcp Standard. Nashville Gazette
Atlanta Intslii eencer, New York Weekly Day Book
snd savannsh Morning News ap ~
~ kO U n ID FLAsTkH-l15 tens Ricf :
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k'OH HlhE--A see mstress ava House
Servant. woman with one child, who 10 a tine
Washer and lroner, or House servant, ar cspable
OF making or fitting any portion Of sentIenan's or
lady's wearing apparel C1UrHORN
my Sta
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WAGES OF ENGLISH FARM LABORERS-Ths la
test English papers state that the farmers in
of the agricultural districts have reduced the wages
of their laboreTs fiom l5s. week to l3s. Cd This
is equivalent to a reduction from 60 cents day to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-12

NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UHION.-This
body met in New Orleans on Monday of last week
The officers elected for the ensuing year were
Vim. uuddy, of st. Louis President; Missener
and f ii Mundy, Vice President, ii Fl Wbitcomb,
Secretary and Treasurer; A W. Hyatt CORES
pon6log Secretary. A charter was ordered to be
granted 10 branch of the Unon In Petersburg
We o
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ARRIVAL OF WHALERs.-Last Wednesday lC
whaiers arrived at New Bedford. bringing in the
aggregate $40 barrels sperm and H. do whale
OIL and 10 600 pounds of boue exclusive of oil and
bone previously sent home
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C,.WTHING e-rAELIsHnary.

"a SPRING GOODS FOR Is5,~-
A The su.scribsr hiss just received his sor.,
M Stock Of Clothing asd ssn,Iemen1 Fnynshts
-Aa- Goods, consisting of every articles of rsn,ia.
mems wearing apparel, az well az large and fa,b,
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m easure, az the shortest notice, and in die No.,
fashionable style, not to be surpassed by any.
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GENEROUS GIFr-A member of the Rev DIR
Philips' church, New York, has contributed $50.
99o 10 endow professorship in the college of New
Jersey, at Princeton.