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ssy- No FAMILY can afford to be with

mt Mustang LfNIMENT in their house The many
,ecidenfs we are liable to- may render IL necessary
my moment, and nothing Is capable Of performing
,uch certain cure. Extract: I'm lifting the hetlis
person very seyereiy--ope hand almost 10 crisr.-
The torture was unbearsbie. 1t was an awIni sent M
The Mustang Liniment appeared to "a
oidly and left no scar of account. CHAs. FOSTER ~
Broad street. Philadelphia" 1t is truly woIserIai
san Joints Eruptions or Rheumatism. For liorses,
il shonld never be dispensed with One daliarf
worth OF Mustang has frequently saved valuable
horse 1t cures Galds sprains. Ringbone, spawn
and Founders BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. Sold n.au
parts OF the habitahle giobs.
mhl2 -d&cwlm New York.
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t0- CouoHs, CoLps, HoAnsENnss. a

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season has has the effect of bringing out host OF
professedly new specifics, and while some few NAV
be good, many useless and some even dangerous
10 prevent disappointment the bestc to pursue
- consult your family phi ysican Otherwise use
provei 20 be safe and efficacious Of this class Is
TYLER COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
" the iavorite prescription of eminent oh ysciAn
1t soon became a popular family medicine and with
out advertising, has continued to enjev growing
reputation for the last twenty years In all recent
Bronchitis, Hopping Cough. Group. Asthma. &c. it
used with unparalleled success, as most families
MI testify.
sold by FISHER & WINSTON. MRADE BAKER, A.
BoDExKR &C., at Is cents per bottle and in an ele
giant and pleasant Lozenge form, I2L ana Is cents
Der box. called TYLEs's "GUM ARABIC CouaH CASpY
| RoPs." fr L-3ms
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gtss- WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

rgss TAKEN?-At GIBBS, of course, where every one
bat wants decent picture, and not a carrCature,
tlways 40. Besides, We have never been deceiy-
d by him with humbug advertisements. AS these
,re sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
cores Of persons take pleasure in saying that in
addition tu our inimitable AMBROTTPE, we are now
Executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of superior character,
10th plain and colored which for beauty of ns and
Ccuracy of likeness, are equalled by few and sur
assed by none Pictures OF all kinds accurately
ned and warranted to please. at moderate prices
iMRR0TYpES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Cempie of Art Corinthsn Hail. Main street, between
sth and 10th.
iaS K. Il. 0lBbS.
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MIR. FAULKNER ON THE VOLUNTEER Bill On Tues
day last the felegraphic report to the Northern
Press, of Mr.. Faulkners speech on th2 army In
crease Bill was necessarily brief as 10 fail to
give clear idea of that gentlemans real senti.
ments on the Mormon War. Mr.. y. was comment
ing on an article in Southern newspaper, which
advocated the policy of sending to Utah body OF
volunteers who would go there inspired by reli.
gious repugnaDces Of the atomnations of Nor.
monism; and in this connection be said:
'Sir, too much has been urged in this country
IN favor oil this expedition as a movement agains
the religion of the people of Utah. | trust there
is to be no religious war stimulated from these
balls OF Legislation. We have nothing to do with
the religion of that people, repugnant and degra
stitution TO "let loose the dogs of war;" to hunt
down any set of people in their religion no matter
how abhorrent it may be. lie who goes to Utah.
whether as volunteer or regular, with the intent
aud purpose OF making war upon that people be-
cause OF their religion. will, it he shed blood on
such mission, have committed murder in the eye
Of the Constitution. There Is but one duty which
devolves upon this government. II is to maintain
the supremacy of our authority In that tie ritory
For all the rest we are TO trust to the mild infiu-
ehces OF Christianity: We must trust to the be-
nignant influences of our glorious form of free
government, under which, as Jefferson has said,
error may be tolerated with reason left free to
TO combat IL.
mo man will go farther than will in tho per.
formance of the proper duty which devolves upon
us assert our full dominion over the territories.
will go nil Proper lengths TO put down the Nor,
mon rebellion. / will crush IL in every FORM 80
far as it has arrayed itself in opposition to TIE
authority Of this government. Rut / aoud dc &c
by the regular, established, cool and unimpas-
stoned judicial, and if need be, military energies
of the country"
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de lo-d3n
psa Burrows RELIABLE MEDIoI

,ures quickly and permanently scRoFULA, SYPHILIS
5REUMaTIs1. PILES, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, COtTIvE-
NESS VeSEkEu DIsEAsBs, and all chronic affections
which this celebrated remedy has acquired in th
onghly eradcating the above diseases, is unprec4
dented in the annals of medicine. Thousands of the
most invetarate of disease have been cured by
this truly great medicine, after having been pre-
nounced beyond all possible ,nre by the most ern-
son Mayor of Norfolk Va cured of RheuElatism;
Rev Thomas Hume, Portsmouth. Va, cured of Bron-
chitis; daughter Of eignor George (formerly Pro
tessor of Music in this city cured Of terrible
Nervous Affection and thousands OF others whose
lames could be mentioned were ii necessary.
Price 81 DER bottle-six bottles for S..
Prepared by J W BURRow Co. Practical Chem
SITS Norfolk Va.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Wholesale
Druggists Richmond. ia 26-3m
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BURSTING or A GRISpsToNE.-MaS KiiLEp.--Fri-
day afternoon, about two o'clock, John Birch, an
Engiishman, about As years of age. was instantly
killed by tho bursting breaking of large grind
stone, in the establishment of Messrs. Brown 4
Tetley, Wood street. He was engaged In grinding
files at the time of the accident Although warn.
ed not 10 do so, Birch put on an extra puily, in
is driven by steam. The stone was q very large
one, and the increased speed, is stated. caused
it to burst into four pieces. Birch was thrown
from his seat his forehead cut open his nose split
and one of his eyes knocked out.-Fftssoarg Dst
match
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sssu. WAsnrsGroN-"FIasr IN w.p

BsxAap WAsHINGTON-'FIRs IN WAR.
FiRsr IN PEACE, AND FrRsr IN THs Hr.RTso OF H.s
COUNTRY MES.''-An who visit Richmond on the 2sd
ot February. TO witness the grand spectacle OF the
inauguration OF the Washington statue, should mot
tau 10 visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal.
icry OF u W MISsIs, to witness the md tfuI pro
gress of the Photographic Art conducted at this
hDeiy arranged establishment. Aud to those who
may wish 10 obtain of themselves or friends rome-
thing really beautiful and tifo-like as likeness
should not fail to secure one of the Ambrotypes on
photographs made at MINIS GALLERY. He is pre-
and his assortment of Frames. Cases Leckets pins
sc in which To have tn I'm placed Is large and va,
ried. Ills gallery IN on Main street Opposite the
new Cnstom House. and free to visitors whether they
"lsh pictures or not. fe 20
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R9nGREAr IMpRov vEMRNT TT

EXTRACTIE G EETH.-G. W. JONES
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing theiI
.eeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments supe
ior to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation is such to render
lhe extraction OF the teeth almost painless. nereT
it. mangling the gums, or inJuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling. Cleansing. ana In
serting Teeth gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Oorinthian Hall. on Main street.
ia l3-3m
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Boy STABBED BY AYorHER esterdav

afternoon number Of boys met In the lot Of the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Company, near the
Broad Street Hotel, to determine on some plan for
establishing volunteer company. After getting
into one OF the cars, an alteration occurred be-
tween Joiis MARTIN aud JULIEN bass, when tho
fjrmeE drew knife and gave the latter thres an
Iour stabs on the right side Of the face, shoulder
and hand inhicting serious flesh wounds. Younx
Bass was immediately taken into his father's shop.
near by, where DR.. Wexford was called In and
dressed bis wounds. As young Martin viii be ar :
raigned before the Mayor to answer for che o..
fence, we will not give the rumors afoat rslstivs
10 the unfortunate difficulty. Neither OF the boOs
are over sixteen years of age.
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sNr JcHN s. BRADY

(KaiG qf THilGdFIphfa)
IMPORTER AND DEALER N FOREIGN AND
DOM nSTIC WINES. Liquors AND SEGAkS,
(No. l30CARY ST., ABOVE 18TH, RICHMoND,YA
Calls the attention of the city and country trade to
his larg; and varied assortment of WINES, BRAN
DIES RUNE GINS. WHISTLES, &c. Always on
dand superior lot of old Rye, Mountain, Bourbon
md other WHISTLES.
Country merchants and others are solicited to call
before purchasing elsewhere
" B-ioods delivered to all parts of the city free
# charge NH lin
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sB Why SUFFER- WITH Couou. from

Cold, Hoarseness. or sConsumptive Cough when
Eon can obtain immediate relief by using HARTS-
HQRNES PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHER
Rff IL s combined with other articles suited for all
Lung. Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
lonnced by those who have ssed as the best Cough
syrup in the world
Bottles y, so cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL.
LhDD CO, and all Druggists in Richmond.
l0--fm
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SHERIFF.
sEy~ To THE

Ek1s" 10 THE VOTERS OF HBNRICO
ousrY-I take this method of announcing myself
q candidate for the Sheriffalty IF Henrco county at
the election In May next; aud if elected promise to
devote all of my time to the office and TO discharge
its duties the law directs. ] will try aud see the
voters Of the county before the day Of election and
in the meantime refer all such wish ascer-
tain my fitness for the office To my neghbors. and
to John NJ Gregory. Fsq John b. YonnX Esq. aud
tha Jua:ices Of Henrco county:
IA H1--dtde t. J. CARTER.
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EfTs" EEUWNE JHb bItht'U"
.phstapca Pnde. IL you wish good picture go TO
VUIrEIURSTS old Gallery. II Main st. aud exam
ne the specimens. Photographs. caiored or plsi",
made from life or copied from small pictures and
.niarged 10 any size. The pure Ambrotypa we war
ANT not 20 fade or easily be leiaced. WATsoss IN
iyelcd NiclIoeraph or nsw style OF Photograph
rfures taken instantan neous and finished in three
minutes Malalnotypcs Panotypes and Amhroty pes
or tras smsaion by mail This saliery contains two
Z the largest skylights In virginia and 1or beauty
# finish his pictures surpassed by none
Pictures taken from A. NJ, to5. 2. NJ.
as-photoeraph of the Washington Monument.
80 yaffsrso,. aud Patrick Her Il for SALE Price
=, NH 6-dkwlm
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D9 IMPORTANT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

preparation from the receipt of a well known
and popular phy hyscian, will stop the hair from fall
ing, restore il to its natural color, keeps the scalp
;lesn and white. aud causes the hair to grow luxu-
rant even when the scalp has been bald for years.
Putting in this instance 10 useless. Call and pur-
chase bottle ana try it fairly. and if not satisfied
with the result. the money will be returned.
SOId In Richmond by w. PETERSON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner 18th and Main SITS.
Ask for DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AND
EuPROVER.
All cash orders from persons at distance, should
DO addressed TO w. PETERSON, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggif, Richmond, Va
Price for one bottle 81. de lQ-d3m
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sss- To THE vorsRs OF THE CRY O.

kkSS To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
RIcuwoND.-I am = candidate for the Office Of COM
MISSIONER or TtlE REVENUE. for the 81 Dis
frict tMaHroe Nard)
IN" election viii take place on the 27th May nexf
AS avn now engaged in the discharge Of the
duties uf the Office the Assistant of Mr. Hundley
tsha declines a reeIectioa) hope you will cxeuse
ne, II do aot cal on you all in pet sou.
a'a now, and nave been Tor nearly six years a re
sia-nt 81 the city,
lour votes are respectfully solicited.
feT-.s JESSE T. KERSFE
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B. F.LIPsCOMB.
SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS

fESg" To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND j
offer myself a candidate for the Office of SUPER
lNTENDEST OF THE GAS WORKS.
Hh l2-tde~ ERASMUS POWELL
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GEO. II. ToMpKINs.
To My FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE Cry

RioHA2Sp-Af,er advising with my friends. and
ttse request of some OF them announce myself \
rsuifiate FIR the office Of COMM 50 ON EK OF
THE RKNENUE in Monroe Ward, (inwhich have
resided fox tNea years,) in tine pace Of Mr.. Hund
iey who will not he again candidate at The ei,.f
"n 10 be- held on tla 9Th day of May next have
served you as police oser ior the last seven years
an1 sh1u be pleased n receive your support for the
shove Office. q W II TYLER
e. 2s-it1e
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ny WIZ SUFFER- WITH RHxumArIsM,

,euralga Ieed Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache, or paiI
d any part of the limbs or body, stomach or bowels
shen you can be cured instantly with HARTS-
IORNE'S CURE-ALLl 1t is a fine tonic for weak
tomachs aud bowels giving them tore and strength
digest food, thus curing Indigestion aud Dyspep
ia. Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL,
bADD Co, or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot
les q and 50 cents. &C l0-em
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asa ATTRACTIVE SALE FOR 90 DAYS

staple. Fancy and Millinery Goods. FriDges and
)rers Trimmings Emhroideries, Ladies' Dress Caps
Muslin. Swiss and Dimity Bands. Head Dresses
carts Laces Grapes, Hosiery, Gloves. Hoop Skirts
Brass Steel and Plated Hoops. Cords and Tassolr
for picture hanzings &c. &c with numerous other
,rticlrs selling at reduction of 20 per cent. |. IS
han former price, ~ make room for sprine pur
haseS. LAplES BAZAAR,
No 206 Broad street, between eth and 9Th.
NH i-lm
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GRAIN NIEASUNt.t,.

rM~ NoTICE. BY the solicitation of
numerous friends and fellow-citizens. declare
myself candidate for the Office of GRAIN MEA-
81 RER. shnnid il bc yo-r pleasure to elect me
the duties of the said office shall he faithfully per
formed.
NH if--ims r. Y LIpsCOMR
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FIRE ON TIE ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE r RsILReAp.-
We regret TO learn says the Selma Reporter, of the
5th. that extrn freight train, loaded with cot
ton met With a serious accident on yesterday
Ing on the Alabama and Tennessee Rivers Rail-
road. When lust this side of General Brantly's
plantation the sparks from the locomotive set fire
10 the cotton, and about thirfy-fiye bales were
burned before the flames arrested. Being In
the swamp and plenty of water handy, the cars
were saved.
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by PHoToGRApHs IN OIL Color

~ PHOTO6KAPHS IN OIL COLoRs,
PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CoLoBs AND PHOTOGRAPHS
PLAIN, made from lie, copied from small pictures
and enlarged TO any size, as also the most perfect
and highly finished AMBRoTYPEs of children and
duts, al ali times to be had at the large Pb oto
graph and Fine Art Galleries OF q. W. MINIS, III
Schmund on Main street, opposite the New Gus
tom House, and Sycamore street, Peter burg.
"a
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COMMISSIONERS.

gssFp To THE VoTERs OK THE COUNTY OF
HLSRIo0--I am a candidate fo' the office Of COM,
MISSIONER Of THE REEEHUE TOT the Up
per District of the couuty. and respectfully solicit
your votes in MaY next. -
NH l3--Gitd TlkB'N BURTON.
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DRAWING TO CLosE The term Of
the present Council 10 drawing 10 . close, and yet
there is much work to DO done by that body 10
the city from heavy expe enditures hereafter
II the revision OF the ordinances is not completed,
the next Council may have 10 20 over the entire
labor next year. Some OF the present msmbsrs, 10
Is understood, will not allow their names 10 % -
fore the people again. ks
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r9y" To THE VorERs OF THE COUNTY

Or HkNRiCo.-I hereby announce myself candidate
fer the office of COMMISSIONER OF The REVE
EUE. for the upper District, at the approaching
election and respe. fully solicit your snffrHges.
Should it be your pleasure TO elect me, promise to
discharge the duties of the Office faithfully aud pune
tuaiiF. IL el3-dl3Jr JAMES ID. VAUGHAN.
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Nor Proven. Bob Scott, . fee negro.
charged with entering Tire once cfC. B. Lack on
the 2e,i, Of Jsnnary and stealing $50 IN sossy.
~as exam iaed before the Mayor yesterday snA -.
quilted, there being no evidence against HIN.
bob has reryrd one or Two terms In the pspIsee-
tiary. and hcing fellow Of bad character, VIII 30
20 istantiy watched hy the police. {7
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MILLS Is GOODWIN.
M CoMMlssIoNER OF THE RgvENuE.- -

In compliance with the desire OF Many friends :"
/ rrspsctfnI.y present myself as = candidate for
(OM MISSIONER 0R THE REV. tor the Third
uisrfgt Tor Scnroe NsT,lD Of the City OF Richmond
docEl Il unnecessary 81 make q further pledge
sn All assurance of the faithful performance of he
dni,es of the Office, should It be the pleasure of my
ieilyH a izonS o cleet lns.
nh 9~imf GRO. II. TOMpKINS.
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Coop GlRL-A fire occurred in Newport, r. J.,
recently. at which the hose burst and there was
cry for something to bind it. A lady who was
near promptly offered one Of her skirts, and the
stream of water was soon doing effective service
again, That lady should have been an honorary
member of the fire department..
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Err GOVERNOR STREET STovE sroEE.

Fall campaign for 1851, now opened. with larger
md still more desirable assortment than in any tor
ner year consisting in part Of one entire cargo from
be Justly celebrated foundry Of q Barstow, which
Judges of good work are particularly invited TO ex
mine Persons having In use Stoves, Ranges, OF
furnaces of this make can obtain repairing pieces,
u application. at factory prices
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RS. To rus vorEas OF THE Cry OF

HcaMeNe,-I liz present incumbent, Mr. Hundley,
defining rarEShon i,T the office of fCDMHISS ION
~ or T!h RENENuk for Monroe Ward here
rs announce myself candidate for the said Office
al respectfully solicit your votes and pledge my
81 - th" aithtui discharge Of the duties OF the
ClHCe shouid u be your pleasure Ia elect me.
nh 2-2m PRESTON "a QUARLEs.
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III Nj. SMITH. having removed to No

-
H. H. west Main street Richmond vrgini con-
sinl es to manuffcture inthe most relisble ner
AGRICULTURAL MACHINES of almost evorI de-
stription.
Twenty-eight years of practical experience In this
city and surr unding country, enables him 10 usc
discrimination IN choice of machines Of very greet
value To his patrons
Not wishing to make an over display Of tho large
number ct premiums awarded his machines in the
last Ave years. will mpy urge pnrchasersto cxam
inc the published official reports Of the Virginia Ag
cicu'tura Society. in which alone they can obtain
reliable information respec ting such awards.
Por his own convenience, and to secure purchasers
against disappointment, he solicit early orders for
rhreshers, Threshers and Cleaners, Ilnrss Powers,
Reapers and for repairs to the His Thrsslers
and Cleaners wheels for field work will saye about
100 per cent. of labor over plain drums. Ill new
Horse Power is unsurpassed by any other is adapted
10 any machinery, and requires no letting into the
ground, and has other advantages.
| am prerarted TO fill orders at all times for the
usual variety of machnery-sneh as Wheat Fans,
straw Cutters Corn Shelters of all sizes, Barrows
Cutiyators Wheat Drills, What Cleaners, bay
Rakes. Reapers, Hay Baling Machines. Cider Mills,
ChurDs, Spinning Wheels Road derapers, Betting
and ReThirs. fe I9-d6t. ttkin diaw&cg3m
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NEW KENT COUNTY, Feb. 2nth, 1853
gEg DR.. JOHN w. G

gas- Dr.. JOHN w. GARLIcK, RICH
goYD-DEAR SIR:-I take pleasure in adding my
to that of many others to the superior
excellence of "Sempe's Infallihle Bakng Powder -
,ow prepared by yourself l have been using them
IN my family for u year or more, and hesitate not
4ay regard them as THE TRULY BxCELLENT article OF
he kind for making spet dily light, sweet and
wholesome bread and pastry of all kinds.
Nrespectfnlly,
WM Ii GREGORY.
For sale by all Druggists.
JOHN W GARLICK
ali
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FATAL DuEL-The European journals announce
that in duel at Konigsberg, Gen. de PleWhe fired
first. The ball entered Lieut. Jackmans mouth,
broke his lower jaw and passed out At the neck I;
but, after staggering moment, Jaskman fired
and shot the General through the heart
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IxquEsr.-One of the Justices Of Hs,

rico county held an inquest yesterday over the
remains OF AARON BEIDs3HEINER, young German.
who threw himself into the river on the lth OF
February last and was drowned, and whose re-
mains we're discovered below the bar aud brought
10 Rocketts last sunday. Young II. became IN.
voived by attempting to aid q friend, and aftsr
brooding over his losses short time, sought the
destruction Of his life rs the surest method Of rot
ting rid Of earthly troubles The jury rendered as
their verdict that he came TO his death by wilfui
drowning
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A.u,.,n 4. rn- .,or,

Ashland is now Popular resort for
those Of our citizens who Ike 10 escape the scenes
of brick and mortar the Sabbath and HE The
country TO cpjoy the fresh air AMI f1rai simplicity
of a Virginia VILLAGE. A numter NJ our cislxsss
took the cars for Ashland sunday morning, asA
spent the day there. :
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T. J. CARTER.
sss~ To Ny FELLOW -ClTzEEs OF t

CousrY OF IIExRICo--I am n candidate for the SHE
RIRFAiIY OF the County of Henrco, ard respect
fully solicit your sufrages at the ensuing election in
May peyt, 4. MICH. DAh lS-
Richmond. 18th Dec. 1857. NH 9-dlm*
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r1-To THE VorEas OF HnNRIco Coz

Ty i hereby announce my self as candidate for the
office ot the 90 aNISSI0NER OF TIE REV E$GE.
for the lower district, at the approaching election
respectfully solicit your suffrage. Should II he your
pleasure 10 eject promise TO discharge the du
fe- Of the office faithfully and pnnetually. % the
beat IT my ability. JOHN A. EACtO.
y, Z
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ess, SHERTFALTY or HENRICo. Il am
candidate for reelection % the Office Of SHERIFF
@, HeBrico JN0. A. HUTCHINSON.
IA lQ-dtda
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Glrr DIsTRIBrrros.--We invite At
tertioa 20 the adrsrtisment Of s.Porteft SPIRIT
free ain Distrlbnt,on," 10 be fonhd ID another
column Tho plan isso novel 10 our Tesdsrss thas
many Of them VITA readily Seizure chances Tor Tho
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-16

r~GEoRaE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. 23l on Main, between 9Th and 9Th
streets, Richmond. Va. my 30-fy