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To THE PUBLIC.

TIME undersigned begs leave his sincere
thanks the many kind friends. who have patron.
lied him in his business Cutter. that Of sharp
enins RAZORS DOCTORING INSTRUMENTS and
other fine Cutlery, and also in the sale Of his i'm
proved Srops, since his commencement here six years
ago He is located It'll street, &: hr las d. Nelson's
Shop between Bank ard Main. nearly opposite Goddins
Hall" where he will be happy see his numerous friends
receive any order from them, which will be promptly
attended to- Work in his line executed on terms as ac
communicating can bs done elsewhere he only requests
trial and will warrant satisfaction all who may iavor
him with II call MlCAJAH s. MEADOR.
NAV levitt
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO DIE mn alNN 1, NM ,,rIrp DAY In MAY
q no ,-,,a. amounting ~ 800 00t
Whole Tickets slo-Hslves s5-ouar,ors s. ~

$3.50 prizes, amounting 10 q. al "a
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from 0O0, corresponding win nose
numbers ON the tickets printed separate slips OF paper"
are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed IN one
wheel The first PIG prizes similarly printed ana ehe
cled, arc placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revolvcd, and number is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and ~ the same nc prize
ia drawn from the other wheel The number and prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience ana
registered BY Commissioners the prize Icing paccG
against the number drawn This operation ID repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRI2E5.-The two preceding ana the
two aeding numbers those drawing the hrst Is
prizes will be entitled to the II Approximation Prizes nc
cording 10 the scheme.
The 900 prizes Of $50 will bs determined by the last g
ure orhe number that drawsthc prize For exam
pie il the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with
No l. then all the Tickets where the number ends in
will be entitled to $40. If the number ends with No 2
then all the tickets where the number ends in will be en-
titled TO $50, and to o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates which is the risks <
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Ticket, ESQ
10 Half 40
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATRE.
TJRIDaY EVENIS", MAY 18TH.
SECOND Appearances OF
MIR. FORREST
When will be presented Buwer's fine play Of
RICHELIEU.
c:aDlSAI RlCHELIEU Mr. Z. FORREST.
II. performance TO conclude with the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
pres, Circle ana farguet,e. % Genus
dS.Sls....................-.
Upper Tiers. oo een..
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOX SAIL. N

PUBLIC AUCTION
an WEDNESDAY. the Sir oi July next, viii - scla
u ON the preinses without reserve, ytusGs .fa: -.
Land situated Bsnster river! in the Of Halifax
one mile from the Richmond AMI Dapvilc rhilroud rud
eight miles from the Court HOUSE. The trc": coG;a.-
7a4! acres of wh:r IA best river low eouRe -ni
the balance fair highland The nni Is we'll waoroi
timber sufficient for all plantation Hing
dover interest. which has heretofore been ~ cncu
brance the land, can now make perfect te.
Prcsunng that persons wishing purchase will s"" III
lind before dry Of sae, deem further descIp;c.
unnecessary.
The terms will be- one third cash. ard the balsos IN
equal annual nsalncus with Interest," irU:n day 'r''
secured by deed the land or by good pertoGa! 60
curly. - ~
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FOR RENT AND FOR SAIt

LNOR RENT, and possession given Immediately c.tS
L. the Store and Kitchen, second ,enemcn, from M
the corner OF Main Ind Ugh streets ~.
Also, the New Office Store with three rooms adjuin
Ing the Custom House, on 18th street.
Also. vacant Lot at the North East corner of Main
and 18th streets. And
FOR SALE,
About one thousand OF wood land, on White Oak
swamp, between I'VE and six miles below the city, in lots
of 100 OF more
For TERMS, &C., apply to
Nav l-dGclm G. TI'NsTJI
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US. MAIL STE.MSII7P V0 N0KF

FOR NEW YOHK VIA NoRFoIK
S.ast, Giy POia: Saturday Morning at nine clock.
'Is It. desiring 10 20 by her must I$XA
49, cave here Saturday morning at G&&
kso me petersburg care, and secure their tickets
Pas Al our Office ,ol;h eide Of the Basin.
Falyt.6 'o'A' meals ana ststeroom included,
Nay ~, INN AM y. w.7sos
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LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.

MARYLAND LOTTERIES
Id FRANCE g. CO., MANAGERS, BALTIMORE
H. Maryland.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY, le57.
Dra9iass conducted Hnder The superiatendeace Of the
State Lottery Commissioner
FRIDAY, May l5th-Pokomoke River Lottery Glass 49,
70 N"'s l. drawn ballots. Tickets S. Capital Prize.
$40 1920 of $50, 70 OF 1000. Certificate OF Packages
OF Wloles sa7ESiarcs in proportion.
SATURDAY May l6th-tirand Consolidated Lottery,
Class H. ~ Nos IL drawn ballots Tickets $40 Capital
PrizesAsiOO OC, TO- 49, Of 6OO0, OF 1850 of 1900
OF l,2O 10 OF 100 Certificate OF Packages OF Whoos
SIil-shares in proportion
t-R-A Dollar Lottery drawn daily
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GEO HARRIS JONESl JAMES D. DEANE
JONES & DEANE,
GENERAL AGENTS, COLLECTORS, AND CoMMls-
SION MERCHANTS
WALL ST., RIcHHosp VA.,
VXIlLL give their special attention to Hiring out Ne.
w groe and all other business entrusted to sha in
the Commission line.
REFERENCES,
wv Dunnavsnr, Richmond Enquirer Maciarlane
Ferguson. Sou Lit Messenger; VIM Davis T. co, Coal
Merchants, Richmond John Lively, Caroline county
Albemarle county, Dr. Payne, Goochand county; Or
VIM Gray, fluvsnna county; John p Hu.t, Augusta
Mills, Augusta county; Atwood, Jetersville, Amena
county. March 3l-d
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i. II. TiYLDi;S N;.IC - .1,,>-
ND PII NO. EIlp pL. IL.

.,,,r - Isi'aI - MI RICHMOND VA.
WE "nac' sSh'u Is sole agent in this .ssyax-7
e city for the sale of the ccl.brn,nd
EuNNs cLAhhs PLANO FoRTES-f
The Instruments have received the uuou, u
ed approval Of the greatest Pianist, i'm This cr,, ~ J.
Europe. He also keeps Pianos of GALE CO and nbnr
good and well established nakers "''' ''"''
r. H. Taylor Keeps constantly hand an assortment of
the best Musicai INSTRUMENTS and Music in
geacra consisting OF Pelaubnts superior MELODEOSs
Of y, aud 6octm"es, with single and doubl reJ
Martins unrivalled GUITARS '' 'ee'e
TSylors approved FLUTES-uh.se Flu.es ar. mo, .rr.
passcd) " ' '
Aecordeons claronets Flutes Ffes, Fareoet. Gu,ars
Volins Banjos Bridges Pers &c 10 'u''"'S'
Tuning Forks and Pipes Mouth Piec,s for CI.r;o,o,
and brass instruments. " N'"'''"''n
Plan" stools nd best quality Guitar and Violin Strings
this establishment ut most reasonable prices ~ ~
The largest aud most beautiful assor,,.nr ,f
new ana standard Sheet Music be found in this state
Pianos tuned and let to Hire Old Pianos taken In ex
CnNnsc UI new ohch TAYLOR
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PLOEEHS
TIME FOLLOWING numbers of~A
II pLOuGHS and PLOUGH w.

PLOEEHS
HNHE FOLLOWING numbers of~a
II PLOuGHS and PLOUGH N
CASTINGS always on hand: N'
Minor & Horton, Nos L. lai 10 GzsEaASp,
l9!, ~, 81 ana ~.
Mayher a. 20 ana John Moore of same numbers In.
GLIDING 10y, nj 10, Is! and u
Wiley, double point, 3, 4, 81. S. If, 81 H.
Livingston County, Nos |. 9. 81 and T. right hand
~ Nos 4, S, q. left hand.
Wilson Smithcr's Improved Livingston. Nos o ga
l. Tor right and lett hand. for wrought points
Mccormick Nos. 3, I, So 10, IT, wrought point,
Davis, 9. 10, l2 wrought, and 10 cast
Prouty Near and Rugglcs Nourse, Mason g. Co ss.
veral sizcs, and horse
March Q WIN PALMER soN t. M
PREMIUM SADDLERY HOUSE.
1NNHE subscrber having at Mechanics In. "A
Il slitule Qs56) obtained first elias, Dplo kAHA
lSS/ma on Pniu and Ornamental SA D. ksH&N
-&SsssepLEs, thinks h.. please Ill who 8
is'or MN win their patronage. He also kerps in con-
nexion with his Saddlery and Harness business LIGHT
CAkRlAGES, all Of which he invites those In want 10
examine before purchasing elsewhere He sells remark
aoiy low Tor cash This being his motto he respectfully
desires that one and all will remember to call on him
NO Oh Main street, Richmond, Va four doors above 81
Charles Hotel. JOHN w DENNIS o.
wholesale and retail dealer in nnd Manufacturer of gh,
Carrlages, Harness and SHd1lcs of every grade and
description, and every other article usually KEEP, in hi,
ine r " "
10. Repairing done at low prices
~ Oiu WORK taken in exchange Tor new.
March 4-d&c9m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,,,7;rIAR ANNUAL MEETING

pHGCLAR ANNUAL MEkTINV
~THh ES,n.shoider. OF the Richmond and Pc
* OF ; p:5 company will take place a, the Once
.sa:s Ks N Redmond TUESDAY, the Goth day
Nv, 49,. AT '''''H' X MAcMURDO, Treasurer.
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MERCHANDISE.
SrIy pIsS oS No., n'o,,.,."~o-o-o~

NEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES
TIVE uade rsirned will give ull value for -..s.e-
Il OLD PIANOS IN exchange for SEW aH%a
No one Will oHer Greater inducements to purchu.cr
PlANu', thnn nly eli. have been enrnrc1 IL ,n't %
1 ever sold ii bad " '"S '""t
L. /. NASH. Book and Piano Seller.
April% P.,cr.hur, u;
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''' nryprs-rpis srea, improvement In
MORE CunEs. u,, % 1876

~MORE CCkEs. ,,, .. N,s-y % 1856
~ r;ii bsI for several yoars been afflicted
f,,nsrs:s. snd occasionally General peoiiIy;p
Win ,r.edrhy medicine, Hooaands German Oh.
s upon a asSssdl 'a German nn Bitter.
,sis spf s4ss; upon her general debility, that was In
i =. .-r il nysa then 80. bottle and used Il &C.
directions and General mS .one ' and
sns.''Is .SS stomach aud system. Last TALL l hau
sisa:. - .nel ~ the parrnea which continued Tor
. s ns Ny e tor was desp pS S U hs
n!'e's 49, ;.a,,res and soon relieved me from the
'..., pain suffered gave me ceners health 10 Is
.s consider it Doctor one OF The ,nS ;n pe
',."d;ny MO others Respectfully. thy trend
eon'Heaa'ns NV SAMUEL HUTTON
No S. Jennings Row, CahsE'ne; above th,ia'
ToDr c. NJ JACKSON 40, Arch street. fh.aus pn'" nd
ror sale by druggists storeSeeptrs evssy
~ ptIRCELL, LAID s. co. aud BENNETT, hs,hhs "
FISHER, Richmond Ap''' -'-""'-
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JUDDs INDICATED LIQUID CUTICLE.
INVENTED JUNE lsi9. BY
ORANGE JUDD CHEMIST
yuyHls well known compound is probable the hes, pre-
u marathon yc. discovered for dressing BuRNs.
sGA1 hs cI'rs BRUISES and AL kinds of WOUNDS.
ALso-For SORE NIPPLES, remedy unequhled
A very little OF The Liquid placed anywhere upon the
yerv similar 10 the natural Cu,cle outer skin,
which may be freely washed with water or soap without
,be least injury TO the wound Is an admirable substi
tute for TRANSPARENT COUo- PLAsihS, without
main ,,mediu:ely, and most perfectly. For sale BY
49,, Min ST. Old narket.
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SECOND SUPPLY

OF NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
UJE this day in receipt Of second supply Of
w Goods, many Of which we're purchased at auction
in New York. last week. consisting OF beautiful dress
Goods in every variety with full assortment of goods
adapted boys and servsnts Also, full stock of
Housekeeping Goods, in every department
We only ask examination of stock to satisfy our
city and country friends that our prices are exceedingly
low.
May l4-lw BREEDEN, FOX CO., 2l7. Broad st.
WHO WANTS A GOOD TEACHERS
TVNHE Principal of of the rs class seninnres at
IL the North. desires to obtain situation as teacher for
young Lady graduate having especially prepared her
self for teaching and competent instruct in the various
English branches taught In the best schools together with
French German, Drawing Painting and Music OH Piano
and Melodeon.
Applications may be forwarded TO this cfce accompa
MED By references aud Satisfactory testimonials will be
gven in exchange. April 24-c+w
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BY PULLIAM &: DAVIS, AUIT,

n EGROES-This day at 10 O'clock we will sell n
~ likely ncsroes-mcn boys, and girls: an.ng .lom n
ESe!y negro woman, good house .ervan; aIi .-.,.
stress
May Is pI'III.M a nAI.I:
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l. 4. UEADLEY. JOSEPH p. CARR.
He ADLRY 81 CARR,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ATcHrsoN, X. T,
XXyILL practice in the Courts OF the Territory and
w of Platte and Buchanan Counties alo, and al the
Land Office OF the Territory. ,
Lands is located and town property bought and sold
REFEREscgs:-Messrs. Pegrne King, Hon James
Simmons, Attorneys at Law, Charleston, c.; Judge b.
F. Graves Lexington, ny. Hon David R. Atchi'on,
Platte City, Mo Hon A. X. Holiday, II. P. Poindexter,
Eco, Richmond Va April s-cw9w'
CO1IMISSION BUSINESS
VNHE subscriber having discontinue the Grocery blu.
II sne.s will from this date, devote his attention cx.
clusvey to the Commission Business, for the sale OF all
WHEAT CORN, TOBACCO. &c,
Also to the purchase OF GuASo, GRocEnIEs &c.
He has associated his nephew w. G. Miller with him,
who will give his particular attention to the saes OF Tobac
CO. ,
He will also take this opportunity for returning his
heartfelt thanks to his many friends for their liberal pa
,ronage extended TO him for long time and hopes,
by strict attention business to merit continuance Of
the same. ALEXANDER HahhEll,
Office for the present at his Old stand,
April 3-c2m No. ~, Main st.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
nnn unrro Men named WILLIAM and DEMBO.-
William is quite black, about % gears DID, 5icct or
inches in height stout muscular man. Dem69 is 20 or "a
old about eet or Ks i reeoeetcd ''' 60
William was raised in oudoun county, near Middle.
burg In this State and sold By Mr. Enses to r. Cooper
Hno ns r,sed by j. r. Woodbridge of Chesterfield,
and Si was sold by Dickinson, Hill s. Co. Of whom Pur.
chased him will give reward OF one hundred dollars
@ ch If token out of the fifty dollars each if
,oten in the STATE and all reasonable paid by de-
ven said Negroes to Ne Or to o
nsEn Hill sir So Of the Coal PIT. che.ered
county Si -
BY HARRIS EDaos0soS, , ", u,,
Better known among the Negroes a. Mr.. harms.
11-6Scn
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~LEA g. PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE,

n~LEA g. PERKIN'SWURCES EST
SAUCE-The universal favor with " hich tnis
rond;mer is received. fully ates,s lis superory over
80 on.r sauce Since lis introduction into the United
s,.,s. by Messrs DUScAN s. SoSs. some hfteen years
.sre the demand has extended to every city OF the U nj
~ give, zes and impars the most delicious flavor TO
Co., rish Meats Game &c Its tonic and invsorat!ng
,one.. in promoting Digestion confirmed by med
lei men in Europe aad America To avoid the numerous
conn,.,ie;t. the words Lea Perrns Wo'cestershire
Sauce" are blown on each bottle, and the name Lea
s,,, stopper and printed the labels and wrappers
Paced IN cuses 10 dozen half pn;s, dozen p!nts,
do,ea qaar.. also in cases sin are one Imperial saon
each For sale by Grocers and Druggists
Sole A,eats iorthe United States,
I,,.a,-3,swly 4o5 Broadway, New York.
~IAM A CANDIDATE FOR THE
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STEAMER BELVIDERE,
RUNAWAY IN J1IL

fVy,s NUNAWNf IN JAIL.
40 committed 70 the jail of Prince William county
s % me lth day Of April last, Negroes who calls
I ELIZA HARRIS, and who says she is free. The
s's Is about as or 50 years Of age; she lie about
\ I egni toleraby heavy made, with broad features
Ia. saeek bones. The said negroes has been living
pa Run Mountains some or years, not far from
.nGuse'sre Mills. She has the back of her
mach extends to the edge OF the hair, and which is
VI incnes in diameter-supposed to have been
aourn The owner Of the said nsgress 10 hereby
49,. 10 com" forward, prove property, pay charges,
an. nsF away within the time prescribed by law,
Ia, ~ she VIII be dealt with the law airscts.
|S1S-cwo~ JAMES GOODWIN, Tailor.
virginia Sentinel please copy, for ak weeks, and
k ..ra oil 10 the subscriber
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u EESE's MANIPULATED GUANO-Wc IN
~ vite the attention OF the Farmers generally to this
popular mprover. The success with which Recess Ma.
npulated fuano has been uscd both upon grain and
b"cco, has won for in Vircni arepu ,'1n YSEaUAILED
EFT. WINSTON & &C.,
March 2l-tf Sol. ARrnl. Richmond. Vrrinla
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IAM CANDIDATE FOR THE
~ Third Cona.e ssional District of the City OF
p;c,mond THOMAS j. NORVELL.
tnril il-tder
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LARABEE'S REFRIGERATORS AND IVA.
TER COOLERS
WYE are now In receipt Of large supply Of the above
w justly celebrated Rcrgerators and Water Coolers
10 which we invite the attention OF and the
public generally. OF the excellence and superiority OF
these Rerger sors and Water Coolers over all others
now in 1t Ia needless to say ANYTHING as they have
been thoroughly tested for years past hundreds of per
sons and, without single exception have been found
vastly superior to any article Of the kind ever offered to
the public. For sale only by the agent
BULKLEY & co.
Mny l2-c&dtf 1877, Eagle Square.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE
My Professional Engagements requiring nv eptlre
M attention. will sell the key, stock and fixtures of
the Drug Store now kept By me, upon very favorable
large but very we'll selected and good business can be-
done BY any competent personwho give 1t proper
attention. JOHN +. JACKSON.
Feb l2-cts
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FOR SALE PRIVATELY
a FARM containing 3G5 $40 acres of good farming
"A land on West Greek. mile, South of Amelia
Court House-socut lou acres original growth oak tim
ber-neary oneha under cultivation TIN it is dwelling
house, tobacco barns, grain house. &c. and s we'll wa
tered with durable spnngs 1t is considered to be IRIS;
rate tobacco land
TERMS reasonable. For particulars address
JONES & DEANE
March 3l-u Wal Street Richmond.
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WANTED.
A SITUATION As TEACHER By q married gentle.
IA man, who has had several years experience -nd
IAN give ms ructon in all the branches OF ing ST. .sn,
Greek German and French. The most iEd!spuls5e re-
:crcnces will be furnished those WHO may deere tEcn
Address (statiny particular r..
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a IL persons indebted TO the estate Of Gallo Wilkin.
"A son, deceased, will pleaae forward and make
payment possible further indulgence can.
not DO given All persons having claims against said
otherwise this notice will be pleaded in bar to the coec
ton Of said claims.
TSCHARNER MIcHAuX Admir-,
With the will annexed Of Gallo Wilkinson deceased.
April l5-clm%
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NOTICE,
VNHE undersigned is manufacturing among other valu
Il able machines Screw for planters which he can
sell or $40; he has sold great many they invariably give
satisactOn and lie said BY Judges that tobacco przed
in hogsheads with Screws command better prices ha
that which is put up in the old way
p. RAIIM, Eagle Foundry,
April l3-e2m Richm5nd Vo
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lag. Cary STREET RIcHncso, VA,
cSoIICIT conspnmcnts OF Tobacco, Flour. "hsst
= Corn Butter and Country Produce sener%y tn tho
sale OF which and selection Of goods ousIe 'ne sem.
partner john Tyler with business shpefehce o' "'a
20 years. will give his persona. attention
CIR
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-01-22
Intense Cold.

number of deaths from freezing have hcen re- ported in the papers. The Iowa City Republican Of Dec. Both, says:
 It will shock readers to learn that two respect able citizens of this county frozen to death on Sabbath evening MT and Mrs Walton and their son of Pleasant Valley started from church on Sab bath evening to return home They were lost on the prairie in snow drifts amid the pcils of snow storm and piercing blinding wind After struggling un- til they were almost frozen and getting their horses so buried in drifts that they could proceed further they abandoned their vehicles in the hopes of reach ing their own or some other habitation Mrs. w. at gth sank in the icy winding sheet to rise no more Her son. young man. struggled while longer and suffered the same fate. The father nerved by de. spair. kept on until three o'clock in the morning when he reached house 8 miles from his own He is badly frozen, but will recover As soon as possible his track followed but too late to save the moth CT and son.
 The St Louis News, of the 28th contains another terrible account. It says:
 Five persons a man, two women and child, were frozen to death near Monticello Iowa last Saturday night. They were returning from peighbor's with pair of horses and sleigh. when they get of the road, and in crossing the horses became detatched from the sleigh and ran off-leavng the parties in snow from five to six feet deep The people not re- turning on Tuesday morning she neghbors collected and after long search, the women and child were fopnd in a willow thicket. covered with blankets and with large quantity of snow them all dead The mau was found without his hat frozen to death about quarter ef mile from the women and within f>Ety rods of his own house. Two men were frozen to death in the same neighbor hood, about the same time while returning from church. The weath CT hes been sxCessiSsiy cold io lowA
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-01-22

INTERESTING DIscov EnY.-The Herculean labor of removing cairn of 22o feet in height which has been carried on for nearly five years near the yIl. iage of Alexandrepol, in the Russian provihcs of Ekatanisiow, has just been, completed and lsd to the most important discovery of numerous gsti.les of iron shafts and rods nails skeletons of horses and ornaments of gold. The whole are in an er, celent state of preservation and although traces Of an attempt made at some remote. period, to ..aect m na en,ry aLe Pa1n,y P visible the namess O'es pIing the well-known 1e-s- nerodotus -ses specting the buriApace of the ScytEian kines with the present discovery it is clear that this s one & the catacombs mentioned by him and sanguinc hopes are enter tained that the success attendant o this first attempt. will lead to further and eysn more important discoveries q. f
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-01-22

FatLer and Husband la,neats over the costii- ness of fhis slavery, who feels himself perfectly poverlea to resist it's mighty influence.
 It might perhaps be well for us, who live in this age of Feekless extravaganza, and endless expenditure, to ask ourselves, where will this state of things end and if money should eons . little harder at some future day than it does now, what will become of our children born into tfis slavery. Without taste or en- ergy for anything higher or nobler, without the r.sources of mental strength and action, with feeble hands and still more feeble wills, might we not as soon expect that Chinese woman with her tottering feet, unaided and alone, could make her way in ths world, as hope that men and women thus trained and educated, should be fitted for business, usefulness and ra- tional enjoyment.