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v 0RAND
GEOLOGICAL AND EQUESTRIAN
COMPANY

N/Ml II <1AN
YRONTHB BHOADWAY rHHArRE new yoe X,
The regular bills II this predictions kstabish.
WaY fheatre. contain the details n the extraor i.
navy sceres perfumed. and IN which aspsH The
following attracticns--ths most VI ncrous svsr
Known WILL EXHIBIT AT RICHMOND,
THURSDAY AND EKtDAh. Jsy 20th
and Jetth.
r. Doors open ~ snd
01 Performance At and J,s ycloek, ".
S0- Admiration 50 cents; Children AID servsnts
= TIE fSe BEST performing ELEPHANT In the World,
TIPP0 SALE.
1"' s' ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS
In America, and the iagcfa eesF taken Giiys, per.
forming IN tdsses. yliM
LIONS, LE0PAkDS And BRAZILIAN TIGERS
Under the ca lnmaDd Of the fss fiess
Prof LANGWORTGY. who enters the cages.
CIRCUS on STAR ACTORS,
Including EATON STONE. w w NICaoLs, the
NICoL0 FAMILY, fonr in number, Mons. EIJO
Lt and Masters ALpHpNsO. SEBASTIAN and
ALMA; their DO0s. Aladdin AMI Abdalab; th. II
White PONIES. Master FRANK; Mrs EATON
sTs,NE: Ma'mselle fREDKRICKs. Prof LANG.
WORTHY, from Astiey's.
The Peoples Clown, DIN STONE,
with his Stump speeche..l and Ponies YOUNG
AMERICA and JOHN BULL; the admired CT wn
q D JOHNSON; Master George. pupil Of Den
stone the smallest Clown la the world. only six
years old, and Nessrp. MADDEN, AAHeHnosr. W HEAL
ss. NORTON. NASH. BAYAEp. &c, and the MONKEY
JOCKO
VAN AMBURGH,
Is guarantee Of the superiority Of this Establish
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Newspapers.

According to Philadelphia Journal, the BuHe-
TN. there are supposed to be about three thou
sand newspapers and periodicals published in the
United States with circulation amountipg in the
aggregate to nearly six millions, and for the year
probably to five hundred millions. This includes
not only the daily press, but also the tri-weekly
ssmtweekly, weekly, monthly, quarterly and all
Other descriptions coming under the head Of % .
riedcals All the rest of the nations of the earth
united do not publish as many periodicals as do
he United States, nor does their aggregate crcu
lition amount to nearly so much. There are no
m rning papers in London or else where that cir
cuiate 30 masy copies as do the papers Of the
largest circulation in Philadelphia and New York
Referring to the fact that thirty years ago Phil.
Adephia published nearly as many papers as she
does now, the Bulletin Gays that this was a mere
nominal equality. for q single paper now probably
has an edition as large as the united editions Of
dozen daily papers in old times. hand press
working few hundred copies an hour, used to
supply all the demand for daily Journal. Now
the papers Of largest calculations like the Letlqe7
and the Bulletin, require those marvels of modern
mechanical geuins, "Hoe's Last Fast Lightning
Revolving Printing Machines" throwing Of their
ten or twenty thousand an hour TO meet the neces-
si'ss Of their subscribers. The expense of daily
paper, In modern times fs also far greater than il
wascf old. The strictly modern invention of the
magnetic telegraph requires an outlay Of money
that was undreamed Of by newspaper owners at the
last generation. The system Of reporting is much
more thorough now than it was formerly. Con.
gress, Legislature, POLITICAL religious, scientific.
commercial. military aud all other kinds OF meet
iags must be reported, while IL IL absolutely ne
oersary for newspaper that hopes to keep ND
any standing, 10 have the earliest and fullest &C.
counts Of all the transient news of the day.
The Bsnetia notices among the vast ion prove
meDts Of modern journalism, one which we
have not been 80 fortunate a. to observe-the dig.
nifty and courtesy Of newspapers OF the present
day "Ne~spapers OF good standing now" says
the Bulletin. "never condescend to personal abuse
1t has been discovered by the most experienced
and sagacious editors that the public cares not a
jot about personalities. 1t wants correct aud full
news, ADD cool. courteous discussions of public
queefious II detests editorial jealousies aud all
exhibitions Of them, whe;her they appear In plain
Language or 10 mere inuepdo. The most intelli.
gent Of newspaper readers have an equal abhor
renee Of that petulance Of spirit which is con
stantiy showing itself in gratutous iugs at other
Journals. or in injurious suspicion of the motives
OF q public man or public body. The reputation
Of . common scold Is as bad for newspaper as il
IL for woman. aud In ether case all chance of
exercising influence il totally destroyed
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FLOODS IN KANSAS.

ST.. Louis, July 4.--Port Leavenworth dispatch.
es dated the oath, received by U. s. Express. to
Brownsville, report that great damage had been
occasoped to the crops la the interior by the late
heavy rains. Several bridges on the Fort Riley
road had been carried away, also the new bridge
across the Kansas river, at Topeka, by the recent
heavy rise in that stream,
Numbers Of transfers are arriving at Leaven
worth from Utah, having been detained at Camp
Scott all the winter and spring by insufficient
means of transportation.
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Consistency or the New York "Trt-
bune.r

The New York Tribune, Of Monday, refers to the
rnonupent about to be erected over the grave OF
Preston 8. Brooks, OF south Carolina. and thinks
II an evidence that scnmnon decency and the
ssntimenss Of civilized scciety are beginning to
establish their supremacy even In south Carroll.
M, that the Inscription on the monument lob.
serves dscrest silsncs'' ~ to the establishment
Brooks Inflicted upon Sumner. 10 the same num
Der. the Tribune has sneeiing silusion to the
repeated public horses hippings'' which have
been Inflicted upon one Of its New York cotempo.
ysriss. Whist u this N evidence of Common
decency ashs sentimsnts Of civilized society or
the peculiar conscience and consistency of the
New ferk Tr;bsner
brooks n In M grave. and the ssorssvhtppsd
ssaf saa's eansof be sxpecfrd 10 ehastise The
1ritstss. sffer Tho msnner o. Sir. Rnst II 10 more
aGtelnai a gnenicAse iecspcy aud civilization By
exsmpis Than preeept. Let the TIsibssk ut least
ssseeeS tbs ssrrsdaess II ths grave.
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LAUNCH OF A WAR VEssEL.-The new U. sloop-
of war Brooklyn, was successfully launched at
New York, Tuesday morning. This vessel is one
of I've authorized by act of Congress. approved
March 81. 1857. The others now building are the
Hartford ut Boston, the lancaster at Philadelphia,
the Richmond at Norfolk, and the Pensacola at
20 of
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FROM HAVANA.

NEW York, July % The Empire City. from
Havana the sd inst, has arrived. Sugar firm
and inactive. Moiasses brisker.
CHARLESTON, July 28.-The Isabel, from Havana
on the 18th, has arrived. Sugar firm.
The U. S. frigates Wabash, Constitution aud Ma
eedonia, sailed from Key West for New York, on
the 23d; the Plymouth and Saratoga, for Aspin-
wall, on the same day. and the Colorado for Bos-
ton. The jamestown, for New York, sailed Sa-
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DgePATCa FOR TnR spR NGs.

nsrsons going 10 the waterins places can have
he DzSpAfca mailed TO them. for any length OF
time. b. teaviasg their ORDERS the cocntinx room
end paying IN advance fSr the time. named
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A Rogue,s Gallery.

A contemporary states that the police OF New
York are having photographs taken of all
the great rogues of that metropolis, beginning
with the burglars and thieves. including bank
swindiers aud prize fighters. and ending with
highwaymen aud members of the Common Coun-
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Northern Nj arkets.

BALTIMORE, Ju'y % Flour qui t, and closed very
firm-Howard st. 81 90; new ity Ills 81 Wheat
has advancing ten Iency: Red 81 l5(Dl.2A waite
Si.1 @l.40 Mixed c, IN 6.@S3; white s4tGs6 yel
low so01s9
NEW Yc. K. July 2S.-Cotton heavy and unchang.
ed Flour firm: southern 81 S56gt95 Wheat slightly
lower: Sou hern Red $l.25. Corn lower: Mixed IS,
yellow q5Gp96. Spirits Turpe milne sready at a. Ro
sin steady at 81 30 af1at. Rice unchanged
Richmond Markets, July Is.
BREADsTUFFs-i here is cnarGe the bread
stuff market Wheat is still quoted at ST 40 and 50
far prime red and white. Com is firm at 77a
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rg- No FAMILY can afford to be with

EE NO FAMILY can Afford 70 De With
out MUSTANG EMINENT in their house. The
many acci tents we are liable TO. may render it
formiog such a certain cure tErtract) In lifting
the kettle from the fire It CAUGHT and scalded my
hands and person very severeiy-one hand almost
to crisp. The torture was unbearable 1t was an
awful sight, = The Mustang Liniment ar
peared to extract the pain almost Immediately 1t
FOSTER 40 Broad sire, t, Philadelphia" II is truly
wonderful article. 1t will cure any case of Swell
ing. Burns, Stiff Joints. Eruptions or Rheumatism.
For horses. it should never be dispen ed with. One
GLARS worth OF Mustang has frequently saw d
valuable horse. 1t cures 9ads. Sprains. Ringbore,
SPAWN aud Founders. EeicIre Of limitations. Sold
in all parts of the h abitable Globe.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
Nv 26-d&clm New York.
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fRr NoTrcE The particular atten-
ton Of the public Is called to The sale Of the yalua
bic TENEMENT, situated on the North side OF VAIN.
near 18th street to take place THIS DAY at O'Clock
From he admirable location Of this property, ~
considered one of the most valuable business stands
In this city. G0DD!N AfPEheUN.
Nv oo--If Aucs.
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s<ss- wHrrrHuRsr's OLD GALLERY, II

nag WHIrEHuRsrs OLD GALLERY, II
MAIN EEr-NaTIog-WATS0N takes pictures
from 90 cents TO $780, Ambrotypes. Melainotypes
on leather and Photographs any size, plain OF
painted eithee in pa<tile or oil The painting to
not pretend TO take them bv the O0o by the aid
Of machinery suitabie for running Tdi'tedy carson
an ocean line If Steamships He has two tx lights
enabling him ut all times to get good pictures, an
ADVANTAGE. not possessed by any other Gallery in
Richmond. jc29-2m
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MONEY COMPLICATIONS In GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga July 2S.--1he Governor of Geor
gia has issued proclamation ordering the State
Treasurer not receive the bills of nearly alt the
banks Of the State, in consequence of technical
iuformaiity in the semi annual returns, which
were made In conformity with the old law, instead
of the late one
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n6T New FIRE Poor ROOFING The

n@- New FIRE Poor ROOFING The
subscribers. SUCCESSORS Of EsIILL Co, in their
PATENT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMENT ROOFING,
now offer the same to the public
1t makes one of the very beat and cheapest roofs
ever use for DWELLINGS. CHURCHES, BARNS.
DEPOTs, &c.
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin roofs,
stops the leaky ones, and prevents those newly put
on from leaking.
Roofs painted with this material will not require
re painting for many ears
All orders in city or country promptly attended
to. cd YALE h Co,
$50 Main street.
n1- County Rights In Virginia for sale.
fv ID
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DYrHE COVERINGS or VIRGINIA

II A PROCLAMATION -Informatiou having beer
received bg the Executive" that GEORGE WELLS
stands CHARGED VII h having bru ally beaten, o,
FRIDAY evening last. iuoffensiVe ctiZan. on tn,
main road bets en- Falmouth and Fi ederirksbure
dragged HIM ITO ditca on the read side, leav
il z him l. + cad; that tbs sai1 Wells was pursue
u d arrested, tut escaped from the custody of tfu
fl GERS and is row going at large; thtr fore q
hereby offer 'eward of one hundred liars to an.
rs0n who shall arrest the said George Wells. anC
liver him into the Jail of the county OF Staffor" ;
and do moreover quire all officers of this Com
monwealth, civil and military and request the pee
pie generally to their beat tons to procure
the of the said George Wells, that he may be
brought to justice.
(~~e) Given under my hard as Governor and I'M
5, der the Less seai Of the Commonwealth at
- Richmond this 2''h a az 4 f'lI' WISE VI
By the Governor.
uEoIas w. MuNFoRD. Sscy of the Com'th.
George Wells is about i've feet ten inches high.
tGls rabiy stout, with black hair dark skin, high
cheek bones; was dressed. WHEN last seen, in ful
suit of black-lonse frock CT at high crown test has
and pair of patent leather gal ers j. s0-sGw3
gsY THE GOVERNOR OF Virginia
~ tPROCLAMATION- 1nformation having been
received BY the Rxecutiee that JAMES TkAMM4i
alias JAMES sUUTHsRD. and JAMES SMITH,
e.caped on sunday night, the 18th irst, from the
therein un ;er n charge of burglary and robbery,
offer reward of ONE HUNDRED DOLL KS to
any PEI scn who snail arrest either tn. said James
Tfummei alias Southard. OF the said James Smith
and deliver either into the Jail of said county OF
Alexandria and do moreover quire all officers Of
tie psopl. generally to use their best exertions &c
procure The arrest of the said ESCAPED prisoners
that they Il az be brought to justice
~, Givhn under my hand rs Governor. and un-
La Ger the Les soal of the G Il. monwe ali IT, ut
49, Richmond, this 2ssh day of July, 1853
HENRY a. WISE.
By the Governor.
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD,
Sac'y n hp
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~SPrcrAL No1Ics.-Tbc attention
NJ tba nul,c In ste to our saie of Refrigera
tori. Children's Carriaess, Bird Cages. China AND
Glass Ware &C. to take place ct the store OF Y
Angus Co 1853 Main street, THIS DAY, zee al
vertisemeut. CW N w,
sypa ~ A0fkiOUGffH.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGrNIA.-To day (Tbnrsday.) at
10 o'clock A. NJ. the exercises usual at the close
Of the session will take place 10 the Public Hall -
There will be, we understand. some 300 graduates
in the varions Schools. The degree of Bachelor of
Arts is TO be conferred on two or three of the
young gentlemen, and some eight or nine others
will received the distinguished honor of Master of
Arts. Only two Essays will be read-one by Mr.
Joseph Donegre, of New Orleans. La, Bachelor Of
Ats, subject, ''The Fsndol System;" the other by
Mr.. Joseph Cox. Of Chester field county. Va,
Master of Arts, the subject of his Essay will be,
'Ai$Sihn Of Educated Men" In the School of Law
there will bs five graduates this year, whose names
We publish. viz: Robert Crawl I'D, of Alabama;
Charles T. Goolrck, of fredericksburg, Va; ID
5. Newell, of La; P. Bell Smith, Of Fauquier coun.
ty,Va and Isaiah s Stephens. Of Newman, Ga -
Charlottesville Ta) Jege,sonian.
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Two Performances each Day.

NO FFTtUIn8HCto CdCH
~ The PROCESSION will be preceded by t.
Gorgeous Music Chariot, drawn By eight horses and
containing the New York Brass Band, led BY the &C.
ccmplished Philip Me ubes.
~ BEAR IN MIND that this L. the GREAT
COGPANY from the BROADWAY THEATkk,
NEW YORK CITY
81 See Pictoriala, 1Iandtilis. &C., for account.
of tie many Splendid Acts. u Md
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QUICK DfspATCE.-It Is said that upon the first
discovery of gold in quantities upon Frazier River,
an express was sent to Eng iand via Boston 10 %
daysl BY Indians, through the ,,anadas.
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The APPROPRIATIONS BY an official report of the
appropriations of last Congressional session. they
amount TO 800, QUO. The postal service alone is
81 000, 900, and tie estimated receipts only S12
$4,000, showing that the maintenance Of steam
the treasury If iv. millions of dollars Deduct
Ing these receipts from the total appropriations
leaves $7239l 600 as the expenditures of the year
The close of the s'Mormon war; will. however, re-
duce the necessity Of using all the appropriations
for that branch OF the service, and probably there
ara other departments 10 which there may be a
reduction. Expe, fence generally is, however, that
all appropriated is used, except in such extraor.
binary cases as the Utah expedition.
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EXTENSIVE Loss BY FIRE burning of the
baggage and mail car on the New York Central
Railroad, on Saturday last, involved loss estma.
ted at from $25, 900 to $4,000 Many of the trunks
had large sums of money in them. lump of
melted gold was found near the car, worth nearly
a hundred dollars. An old lady and gentleman
were on their way to California, and everything
that belonged to them was in their trunks, which
were destroyed. As soon as the old lady heard
that her baggage was destroyed, she wept like
child Another youngtman was alse on his way
to California, with quantity of valuable articles
including watches, mtney. jewelry, which were
also destroyed. lady living in Maine had three
large trunks filled with valuable clothing. The
fire is supposed to have originated from a spark
from the connective
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n% New YoRK LIFE Insurance Cow.
PANT.
Capital $1,5OO,OOO.

The above Company Is PURELY MUTUAL. and
DIVIDENDS are declared ANNUALLY, end have
averaged about 81 or 40 per cent
When desired, 40 per cert. OF the snaual premium
will be loaned 10 the insured.
This Company has paid in the State OF Virginia.
more than ONE HUNDRED AVID FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to widows. orphans and creditors.
out litigation.
Cali. without delay, and secure LIFE POLICY
CHxs WORKMAN,
Gen'l Agent and Atty fer Virginia,
alaiI, az
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IT. q. AGENT FOR FRAZIER RIvER-PkEPARA-
TIoNs FOR PARAGUAY.

wAsmxaroy, July 2s.-The President has ap'
pointed John Nugent, editor OF the San Francisco
disturbances between our citizens and the author
titles there being satisfied that the British govern
ment will pursue liberal policy there
The government not having snilicient naFai force
at command. to carry out the proposed Paraguay
eypedition. Commander Page has gone North to
engage private vessels for tina. purpose.
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- wM T. FOSTER. ESQ. 10 the authorized
axe0t Tor the Dispatch Ia Norfolk and Portsmouth
subscrbsrs In those cities win obtain their papers
regularly nom him q the earliest possible moment
In the day.
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MALE AUADEMY.

~ "a Select, Classical Mathematical and English
Schooi,) ON Frankiin street, aboye7ih.
H. Ii. L. TlGhE, NJ, Principal.
TIE SIXTH Session of this school will opea on
MONDAY. the 9th OF September. The services Of
faith full and we'll qualified Assistants are secured
Puris are prepared tor any class Ia College or for
cial attention In consequences of the Senior Glass
entei ing College we'll some other pnpils gong
into business there will be few yscspcies A
CIsss for beginners in English ard Latin will be
formed There will also he receiy into the Classel
air ady formed few more pupils For turth,r par.
ticulare apply to the rndeT ned at hi, sdenc.
at any time after the 18Th " sap,emh.r
R.H l.. TTGHE. A. NJ.
iy 2-6t Franklin st above eth.
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Oh At New BEDFORD. The New Bedford Mercury
states THAT 10 the shed Of Messrs. Hastings 4 Co.,
of that city, are stored 900 barreis OF sperm and
whale oil, being the largest qusntity ever stored
III any one shed il New Bedford. ~
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RAILROAD BRIDGE ON FIaR-Narr0ty Escape On
Friday last some eceundrel SET fire TO bridge on
the Steubenville and Indiana railrord, near Urchs-
vile, by boring holes in the large timbers and fill
ing them with turpentine, aud then iguitng the
fluid The fire was under headway and the sides
Of the bridge ia blaze. When the freight train
came along at its usual speed. The engineer and
yemeo put the breaks down and jumped of. ex
pecting TO see the train and bridge all 20 down
together, in common ruin, to the bottom of the
creek. But the bridge, luckily, although envel-
eped in smoke and flames, proved competent 10
the burthen. and the train passed over In safety to
the .'other side of Saltwater" where, the breaks
being down, it soon stepped. The Ere was speedily
put out, sad the bridge saved, though in slightly
damaged condition.
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We hsss rscstvss i pamphlets copy e. ahs sNo.
tiee ~ fls hev Jhn n Adsers Article on ii.
olAve T.sis. rsbIsA~d ios The author, by Walk, :
Dssna : o j, chAslsstea.
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nr11rAFaIC nnwD.
Rsro .rrp ron THI DAILY DrsrArUH
THE YRtsARRI TREATY-LETfERF PROM GEN
CAsS TO PRESIDENT MARTINEZ.

cAss no PRESIDENT MARTINEZ.
NEW Yapx. July % The Times Of this CITY nae
a letter from its Panama correspondent contain
pres;dert Mariner Of Nirarsgua, the subject OF
the refusal Of the latter to sign the frsarr treaty
He accnses him Of in.ulting this Government. AND
Of holding the treaty after pledge 20 denesas
Lamar had been sent here by . special messeneeI
Cen. Cas- demands, a. the only reparation that
- n ha made the return Of the treaty A. ratified
by the Nicsrsguan Assembly. With regard to the
~i.bt az American citizens in Nicaragua. az that
country i. believed to be Inadequate to their pro-
lection, the Cabinet at washington uas no o.uei
reconrse lint 10 decide the matter by sending
proper naval force to both sides Of the Isthmus.
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C0UqHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

~ RICHMOND VA The ninth session Of this tn.
stitution will commence on the first MONDAY 10
, ober next
For Catalogues. giving information as to terms,
boaI6ing department, course study &C. with ful
list OF patrons TO which especial attention Is called
apply to LEE Pow bLL,
Nv "a -dtlOthO Principal.
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NOT GONE Mrs Blounr has net left New York.
as reported; difficulty between herself aud aus.
band about the payment of certain bills incurred
ey Der, beiag the detaining cause She refuses to
leave f'r home until the bills are paid. The Pc.
.etsourg Val Express recognizes In De Riviere, .
foreign swindler, who visited that place ten wears
ago. and after "weeding wide row. decamped
with watch and other yaIuabIes
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~ MECHANICS BUILD1EG FUND AS
ISOLATION A called meeting Of this As4ociaiion will
be held at ssuoders' Hall ON FkIDs htENiN0.
30tll inst. at 5o'clock. LU. MVCAhIui,
M "a ".
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FArAL EsYfc1s ~ RussIsd.--sanford Van Hsus-
Ter, Of Montgomery county. NY, recently pro-
pct I'd . RAGS sifh another youbg man but bad
aot rup fAr when BE- fill, thu hl1od gushing ffsm
bis month and nqsSrils 1hs uRfnrfunats young
man had Lurss blood vessel, ard died soop afteT
nAas. ss.5 $3.50 s.
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Eaf- WE ABE ALwAYs PLEASED to ne:

E2S- WE ARE ALWAYS PLEASED to re
cord decrea- In the Affections to which humanity
is heir. And we do so now, in bearing testimony to
the wonder working powers OF DIR. D. HOSTEL
rER'S CELkBRATED BIT ERs for dis ases o. the
head and stomach As sIeciic, it is perhaps with
out rival. and the people whom it has benefited
even within limited period, are to be counted b.
thousands. The Bitters bases its reputation more
what it ha. itself DONE, than what it gets
Ience Constir alton etc. etc it cannot be
speediness of cure. Try them, and our word for
it, they will give satisfaction.
For sale by DRUG gists aud Dealers generally, eve
" fl