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PARTICULAR Norrcs-Great sale of

Watches Jrvclry, Plated Ware aud Fancy Goods at
Aa,t and private safe, by II. ". QuARLEs at No.
lst Main street. every day and evening this week.
LADIES' sale AT o'clock 4. Vi.
t,-utlrHrit's sale at : a O'Clock.
The richest and extensive variety ever offer.
ti 10 ;l,- market. foG sale above. Merchants are
-u.arly inNit 80 call and examine the goods
ini puTchase either privately at the evening
sairs. All goods warranted as represented No l50
MAN street. nah %
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ss1g~SRr YOUR HOUSEHOLD IN ORpBB

A. rumtner approaches, the human system becomes
drhiiiiatud, aud often much weakened that life
bec, mes bTrthen 10 its po9sessor. School misses
ard boys as we'll As adults sui,r from u relax alion
at tRe B-rVeS, and when nature Is unaided. pBrma
Bcht diseases are the fruits of neglect good ton.
L.. ia such cases, is the grand deSjiefdtum. and
BAkEk'S PREM Jun BITrKRs possess the requi-
qualities, the Tree of them is all that is ne
cr5saTy to stimulate the digestive organs, sharpen
the appetite, AMI give snch tone to the stomach
vtli enable the machinery of nature To perform
it, functions IN healthy manner. In no instance
have they failed To give entire satisfaction. when
used, and We therefore commend them to public IA
Vor.
For ,t''hy all the principal druggists in the city of
Richmond and elsew b ere in Virginia. apl3
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NY CorGHs. COLDS. HoARsESEss. SC.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season has has the ef.ct of bringing out n host OF
ur1 1iessy;ly new specifics, and while SOME few may
b. good many are useies5 and some even dangerous
- prevent diSappOintmcutthe bestcOurse 10 pursue
Is such remedies ss loug public experience has
rovrd - be safe and eificaCious. OF this class is
I IILH' COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC. Original
Is ayoTite prescription Of eminent physician
it sy1u became popular family medicine. aud with
cut advertising. has continued TO ENJOY growing
cases it acts like "a charm, and in Chronic Cases
bronchitis, Hoopng-C0ugh Group, Asthma. &c, it
used with unparalleled success, most families
vii testify.
sold by FISHER WINSTON. MEADE BAKER, A.
BopEKER. &C. at - cents per bottle. and in an ele-
gan. and pleasant LoZange form, l27f and 25 cents
l.,x, called TFLERs GUN ARABIC CoUGH CANDY
1 RoPs." te 27-3m*
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siaaIl AERsuT1PSs or DAGU EEREOrYPES of deceased
Persons or from lite are executed at the Photo
grarh ard Fine Art tfalery Of q. " MINIS. in the
hisAr-. ~ e Of the art at the shortest notice
Also pI..iu Photo graphs, AmbTotypeS. SshereO
tvI-, AHd every style of hheucss known. desired
a "a satisfaction guaranteed to the most latdieus
The Crayon heads OF small children. executed at
n Galleries nave gained the admiration OF all who
hay. seen them. Galleries on Main street, opposite
;hp Custom li"usc. Richmond, Va and Syca-
more street, Petersburg, Va. NH Is
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Isl5 THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
f'EL ERR A TED pEAAIE S{TTQ

This invaluable medicine unfailing in the cure OF
a. those painful and aDgerous diseases incident TO
the tema'e constitution.
IL m0ierates all excesses and removes all 0bstruc-
iohst from whatever cause, and speedy cure may
be relied GA
TO MARRIED LADIES
IS peculiarly suited. 1t will ia u short time bring
gu the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
1h'ss rus shGtid mot be tdtsH Jy females that are
p5oghnht. during he FIRST fIIREE MONTHS, as
D'sg az, sure 10 briag HScaTrta0S but at epsry
S9f. s' '
Ia all cases of Nervous and Spinal fec tions Pain
IA the Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue ON light
eAeftoh, Paipitation of the Heart II wness of spr-
~, hfsefics, siek Headache, Whites and all the
paihIot Diseases oceasioned by dis0fdered systefn
iheso Pills will effect cure when ali other means
have failed. -
run directions In the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
, eottle Containing 80 pills, aud eueIrced with the
oo.ernineut stamp OF Great Britain. can be sent
post ttse tor ~ aud postage stamps
=, sf-PDkcELL, LADD 90. wholesale agents for
Virginia. NH l2-dAe vans
saB- DR. JEo. w. GARLIcK, Richmond.
DLaE eIh; take pleasure in adding my testimony
70 lat oi many Others To the superior excellence
oi cEhPLE rs isFALLfbLE BAKING POWDERS now pre-
pared ny yourself j have been using them in my
FAMILY for year or more ant do not hesitate b.
itSsrd them as the tsaly excellent article Of the
@ s,nd lH making speedily light. sweet and whole
s'tes bread, and pastry Of all kinds
Very respectfully,
N.,., WILLIAM II. GREGORY.
rev hent county. Feb ~. 1858.
iof sale by all Druggists.
JOHN w GARLIcK,
PH ID minniacturer aud Sole Proprietor.
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VIRGIsIA RgApER.-lt NAV be interes

VIRGINIA RBAPER.-lt may be interest
ing to many of our readers to know that Messrs
Sampson Pae have erected a new shop on their
premises for the exclusive manufacture of the
:" Virginia Reaper and Mower" invented by Il. j.
Morrison, Esq, OF this city. Having heard much
of these machines, We determined TO visit the
workshop where they we're being made, and to
our surprise, found that the manufacturers had
gone TO heavy expense to prepare machinery ex-
pressly tor making them. In the establishment
large number of them, flushed, and In pro.
gress, aud, so far could Judge, the materials
and workmanship are of the most superior charac-
ter, every part having been prepared with the ut
most care, aud put together in such work kmanlike
manner as to ensure strength and durability.
In relation to the peculiar merits of this inven.
tiOn. which 10 elicitng much attention and com
incubation, as the testimonials from some of the
best farmers in Virginia unhesitatngIy declare
we were shown first the movable upper cutters, as
well as the movable lower cutters, the two acting
upon the principle of sheare, so that whatever
comes in contact With them, whether wet or dry,
green or ripe, is cleaDiy cut, without becoming
ch0ked, as is the case In all other cutters where
only one cutter moves. Second, Joint in the
tongue or pole by which the Reaper can, with per-
feet ease, and without machinery, chop the cutting
edge OF the machine nearer the ground raise it
iurther from It, without changing the weight upon
the necks of the horses one pound; so that In go
Ing over rough ground with deep and numerous
water burrows, the cutters are made to aecommo
date, out without any change of draft or weight
upon the necks of the horses
There are other improvements, which, together
with the strength, durability, entire simplicity
and lightness Of draft, makes this probably the
best reaper and mower ever invented
As this reaper and mover is a Southern inyen.
ton, by sirginan, is manufactured In Richmond,
aud by house of the most remarkable faithful
ness, we are glad to learn of the universal s.tis
faction it is afordBg to all that have tried il: and
that at every Fair at which IL has been exhibited
it has taken the prize over all others ON the
ground. Home Invented aud home made thopgh
il be. large grain growers in the State will be com
pelled TO use 1t, because of its great laborsavnp
power and its superiority over al it's competi.
tors.
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anrPLAIs STATEMENTS OF FAcrs.

-
DR.. HAMPTON row aged SO years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sickf Beware of imltationsi Ask for
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterteting. -.e.sF...-a
medicine must have merit and great merit, too.
galvaniZe worthless article to keep IL mp
IS q good medicine, II II be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex.
tend its sales year after year. in spite Of opposition
The people readily find ont its virtues and the fame
Of them passes fISm mouth to mouth with more ia.
piaity than newspapers csn spread it, A living wit
ness testifying to the cure medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper adver.
Using.
In preof of what we say above we refer You TO
Hamptons Vegetable Tinctufe and its effects.
Mr. WIN. HIaH, No. 1875 Sosth Paca street, Balti-
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Mr.. EDWIN M. SPRANKLIN, No. q Register street,
Baltimore, most dreadful of Scrofua of years
standing lost number OF pieces Of bone restored to
health.
Miss MARY scorIxLD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
ished her friends Let the afflicted call TO see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, 5uf-
fered from these complaints for Is months with body
and mind severely affected. He was cured by Hampr
tons Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed.
Mr. Henry q. Winn had acough for years great
weakness &C., had in all five OF six physcians tried
ALT he remedies, but cured only by
HAMpTON'S yEGETABLE fINCTURE.
1S- Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
Sold I BY PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Richmond; BY
Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists in
Petersburg by MORTIMER Il M6WBRAY, Bsltt
more, and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere.
H1-Sl per bottle six bottles for IS. -dkc
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DEATH BED CONFESsIoN.-The Temperance Gyusa.
der learns that young man. calling hinsef Viii.
cox, student in the school of the Rec. j. W.
Rted, at Phia math Ala, died few days since, and
upon his death bed confessed that he had been
misrepresentnS his real name, because he said
that he had committed murder in Louisiana, and
had fled from home He had been sent to Georgia,
by his parents, with money aud instructions to
have him sent to a good school. He requested Mr.
Red to write TO his friends In Louisiana and tell
them of his death.
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sss~ " il is a good picture you want,

o., to Old " whisehurst's Gallery, 55 Man street
yhsre you will not leover charged. WATSON takes
.icturc. which vii heag inspection Examine his
specimens Photographic Ambrotypes, ,Crayon Heads,
McIaue,rtypes pauDtypvs, aud kieiieoGraphs aud
Photographs on silk or cambria hsndketchiefs.
old s,aAuerrrotl lpes copied from small pictures.
ANA enlarged toSny sL2e.
FirtNres taken iIontS a cents, ram or shine; Pho.
taA Ihs trOn s..
AlSS. Photographs Of the Washington Monument.
FIRST class copy, are H5S ready Snd iot SAT- Cail at
WATSON s SONS
y B-A young pnn wanted, q learn the husi.
ahtl IL In
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Nor FouND.-The little negro bow Frank

owned by Mr.. Biggam, whose strange disappear.
anee from the wharf at Rockets one day last week
was nstased in our paper, has not been found, and
fears arc entertained hy some that he has been
drowned, though We incline TO the opinion that
he has been entced on board some vessel aud car.
ried of. Mr. b. 10 very much distressed at his loss
and viii pay handsome reward for any informa-
tion that may lead to his discovery whether dead
alive.
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kY4S~IF YoCR HAIR IL HARsU.

Use Prof Wood Hair Restorative.
II your Hair s Gray,
Gse Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II your Hair is Thin,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
1t yuu Bald,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
ii you have Nervous Headache,
U-e Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you have bandruh
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Eruptious
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II suu desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II ynu desire 10 preserve the Color
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
YOU desire not u lose the Color,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
IL you want Cheap Article,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you admire the Beautiful Lock.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you admire the Beautiful Ringlets,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish Beautiful Compile SOn,
Use Prof Wood Hair Restorative.
II you wish n Face free from pinples
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yOa wish TO appear Young
Use Prof Wood's Hair Restorative
II ypH want testimony overwhelming,
Read the Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you want ts Ind it.
The Depot is AZ ia Market street, - Louis, Mis-
sour, aud 2i2 Broadway, New York.
3D. II IS also SJld by every popular Druggist In
thls city aud try. NH i2-d&cw3m*
kzs~GEoEaE B, STKnL, Dentist, Office
sad residence. No. 81 on Main between stt and 9Th
Streets. Richmond Va. my 3-ly
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E6- Now OR NEvrR.-The best bar

rains..ysr offered at the Auction Store Of Henry "
Qlarlrs No. 10 Main street until Saturday 4 pril
IUiA Ss.tssi worth Of RICH CIV ELRY at auction
aHi private sale aides auction Thurs lay and Fri.
Gly mornings Ht II clock. GentlemenS auction
every night at O'clock. The above goods are of
rf- very finest quality, being the stock of a retail
merchant from the North. and must be sold without
reserve 10 the highest bidder.
HENRY. " QUARLES,
ans No $50 Main Street
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s,ss~ sAxAYoe. EMpIsg spRfxG WATRR

THIS atcr, fresh fro'l the Spring lac obtained
~ A,s,r> ptRcELL ADD & Cos No Ia Main street.
IA. h3uaa3. Va by the grVss simple box Also, Tor
Is al ali re principal DTng Stoies IN the city. For
ass,sis dirtctuas fer aSe, and certificates of emf
i.l physicians, see circular which be obtsined
II sac plts stores
orders may ho addressed 20 the Proprietors e. "
" gSrlN CO, Saratoga Springs OF at their De-.
pot - sa4tiay strcct. New York. ap i6-Sm
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ENGLAND AND AnERIcA.-Lord Napier, in his
speech on Friday last, at the anniversary dinner
given by the members of the st. Georges Society
of New York, thus alluded to the negotiations still
pending between England and the . Usited States ::
There are still enbarrassments in the relations
OF our governments which hang upon the ready
cordiaiity OF the two nations, and clog the flow OF
that mutual and public satisfaction which should
be universal and uDdisturbed. [Gheers, and cries
OF Hear! Heart If it be reserved for the Earl of
Maimesbury. In conjunction with the present gov
ernnent OF the United States to remove these last
impediments to perfect derstanding they will
have an honorable claim on the gratitude of Eng
land and America. Hear and cheers
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OHt
sion round rosewood box, turned ou q lathe by
MIR. W. B. Malone, at Ambler's shop, which is not
only the neatest but most ingenious contriyance
that we have seen for many days. The box is In
three pieces, all made on the lathe, and yet tbey
are 50 neatly Joined together, that not Que person
out OF An hundred can open it, Mr. Mahoae has
a great many specimens of beautiful turning
which are worthy the attention Of the public
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Trains through direct from New Or
leans TO Canton, Mississippi, In fifteen hours. In
less than year. Memphis will be within twenty
four hours travel to New Orleans
A great railroad celebration will take place at
Newbern N. c., on the 10Th inst.
There were ll6 deaths In New Orleans for the
week ending April Sth.
James Wilkes, jr., we'll known merchant OF
Baltimore, died on the 23d
sThou rainest in this BOSOM" as Jones said
when basin Of water was thrown over him by
the lady he was serenading.
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FATAL AFFAIR.--0n the 10th inst, at Jasper, Fla, ,
Thomas j. McBan of Thonasville, Ga, was killed
by VIM. A. Afford. the City Marshal. The deceased
struck the Marshal with his tist, when that offeer
drew bowie knife, and with one stroke cut his
lIann In. ftun
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RETURN APTER TWENTY SEvRS YEARS REFLECTIoN.--
Twenty seven years ago citizen of Winnsboro,
:. c., lost i've negroes, who ran away from him
A few days ago he, for the first time, heard from
one of them his information in the form OF a
letter from her, begging to be allowed to return
IN his spryica
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COMMISSIONERS.

AS- COMMISSIONER OF TIKI RKvBNuR, ID
PER DISTRICT. HYNRlC0 COUNTY,--I ann0naoe
OF the Upper District 6f Henrico county, 10 tke
place of Jacob Keesee, resigned, and respectfully,
solicit your vote ut tne coming election Nth Hay.
faithfully. ap 7-dt2SM w p LAWTON.
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\ NFw Article FOR Smokers

ANTI-NERHOus CIGARs.-The
vr,prtctor %, these Cigars having devoted muck time
AL study experimenting upon tobacco. has at last
eu producing an article lar superior 60 any
t!si.c s-t offered H. the public.
They have already b2ca introduced into the lar.
get cities With entire success; having been pre-
i,sgu,rd ty the press to be better article than
,,u..Ichts Of The imported ones, which opinion
has hrtrs rnphstcaily endorsed 10y coanHoseuTs OF
tar weed
n. undersigned having taken the agency for
tE, CizHrS woald most respectfully invite all who
,sl, Ui, h Tor wholesome fragrant article that Is
W.r.antei and viii be found upon trial not 10 in-
lrr thr h,sltH e. call and examine for themselves.
+ .g st!r wholesale aud retail by
NJ W COREY & CO,
nah gl-l,ss No l2S Broad street
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PHYSICIAN SaoT.--A few days aga, ysnng
man named Loveday, entered the office ofDr y. e..
Gum, in Louisville, and stated that he had been
deceived by young lady In baltimore, aud be was
determined to kill himself before night lie then
asked for arsenic, and on being refused, drew 2
pisto and shot aud wounded the doctor, the ball
passing through his leg. The wound, fortunately.
Is not dangerous. IOveday was arrested.
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H2 BRACES GREAT ImPRoVEMENT.-
TIE ARCTIC IISIMENT

DEFIES ALL COMPETITIONS
thousands who have used ii, affirm that il is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER IINIMENTS,
IL the cure of
RHkUAAII ISM. PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SPKAINa BRUISES,
sTIPf JUlHTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS,
SCALDS MOULDS,
'TUhfORS CORNS.
FOR HORSES aud MULES, externally, nothing
oeeds the ARCTIC LlNlMENT,
III curing
sPRAINs, sweeney,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RINGBOEE,
or any Soret Swelling, or Enlargement Of Bone or
Muscle.
Price q ITS, 50 cents and 81. for small medium
and large 81 vi bottles.
For sale by au DrUggists.
PURCELL, LADD Co,
ia l3-ts Wholesale Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n@"DB. JoRN T. lAcKsoN-Oi6ce No.
Y Main street Market Bridge Residence. Rich.
rn,tb UOuse opp1site the Governors mansion.-
tlls lelt 1T either place at any hoaT of the day or
uiEht, uiil meet with prompt attention.
an lq--im
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TARIFF OF 1S57.-The Secretary of the Treasui '
has, on appeal, affirmed the decision of the ColecI-
or o New York, in assessing duty Fifteen per
cent. roofing felt" The importers claimed
that the articles were entitled to free entry, as
" sheathiug felt" The Secretary has also, on ap-
peal, affirmed the decision of the Collector of Phil
adephia, in assessing duty of fifteen per cent
on sulphate of ammonia. The importers claimed
entry of the articles in question at the rate Of
eight per cent. ''crude ammonia" The decision
of the Collector OF San Francisco has. on appeal
been overruled, in assessing duty of nineteen per
cent. on cocoa mating The importations entitled
toentry at fifteen per cent, as an enumerated arti
ele
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LAME TALE.-A negro man and his
wife, Archer and Susan Scott, were before the
Mayor yesterday morning to answer the charge Of
stealing s. from Stephen Wright, also an ebo.--
The complainant told plausible tale until cross-
examined, when be tangled his evidence so badly
and got it into many kinks, that his Honor con-
cluded that "Stephen was sieh liar the devil
could ut believe him." and therefore dismissed the
prosecution,
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Err, oR SARsaPARILLA CoRDiAL--The LifsQf the FYesh
IS tR The BtOod-PRgPARED gI A CagMlsr.-The best
Restorsr of Health, and the best Blood -Pnrf wing
Compound in the Word! 1t does net contain q par.
ticle of Mercury. The above preparation is suited
man race; it nvgorates the whole constitution re-
moves all pples and eruptons from the skin; gives
bloom and freshness to the complexion aud is par
cnlary adapted to the weakening complaints Of the
sex,
Lit is perfect cordial in taste, and acts like a
charm upon the feelings spirits and energies of the
weak and debilitated from ANY cause
Quart bottles 81; small bottles so cents.
Sold by'ail Druggists In Richmond, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. NH 3l-d&cw3m
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NEW ORLEANS AND MISSISSIPPI RAnRoAD.-Some
considerable excitement has prevailed in New Or
leans among those Directors in the New Orleans
Jackson and great Northern Railroad Company
who are opposed to any extension of road beyond
Canton. and those who are la favor of extending
the road to Aberdeen, Miss. The question was de-
termined on the 10Th lust by the election of Board
of Directors, majority of whom in favor of
the extension.
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IRor WoRKs.-The. foundry and iron
works establishment of Messrs. Turner, Steel 4
iisgsn. are so admirably arranged and so very
accessible, that the propristors TO be driving
handsome business, notwithstanding the dull
simes. These gentlemen are turning out some
beautiful work, and they are practical men. and
stick to their business, cannot fail of success
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PUKUELE, IADD n GU,
ap 23-lm~ Are the Wholesale Agents.
a6pG RBAr lMPRovR RMRFr m

H&B u H 3 n M r h v II n b N t
KXTKACTING EETH.-G. w. JONES'
DENTIST, would announce to those Wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe-
rior to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation Is such to render
The extraction of the teeth almost painless never
atlif0 10 bring the tooth the first trial never breaking
Il. mangling the gums, or nJuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling, Cleansing, and In.
serting Teeth. gently aud thoroughly performed.
Otfice opposite Corinthan Hall. ON Main street.
aplt-9m
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~ To MY Fellow CITIZENS OF HHH.
RICO CoUNTY.-At the request Of many friends an
nounes myself = candidate for the ONCE Of ON.
MISS sIONER OF THE kEvEkUk for tho Upper
District, at the approaching Election, and respect
sure to elect II promise 70 dscharge the duties
OF the Office faithfully. Respectfully, 80,
ap 26--tdes HUGH LON0HBT.
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DECISION IN THE GAINES CAsE.-Judge McCaled
in the United States Circuit court of louisiana
has decided against Mrs. Gaines on the ground o.
illegitinaey and also on the ground OF her alleged
father's David Clark insolvency. The case Is tc
appealed TO the q. 8 Supreme court.
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16 To THE VorlRs or THE CIrY o.
RcHMosD.-I am candidate for the ofElce Of CLuRE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT of the Cty sf Richnonl,
NH l9-ts fh&.aW yAMkO uLLuR
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INTERNATIONAL CoURrEsiEs.--Lord Napier has writ
ten u letter to Capt Johua II. Sands OF the U. 8
steamer Susquehanna. thanking him for the as
sistanee rendered by him to H. b. NJ. ship-ofwaI
Brunswick, when aground near Greytown
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A RELIGIOUS REVIVAL, at the Second
Baptist Church, Rev. Mr.. Seely, has been progress
ing for several days, and is now going on There
were some fifteen persons who Joined the church
last week