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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-23
SHERIFF,S SALE,

ID under the seal of the Circuit Court for the
County of Cass and State of Michigan, to me d.
rected and delivered, have levied upon and shall
expose to public sale to the highest bidder at the
Court House, in Cassapolis, in said County Of
Cass, on Friday, the twenty-second day Of October
next at o'clock in the afternoon, the following
described real estate situated in the County and
State aforesaid, to wit: The east half of lots SIS
and Sc in the village of Dowagiac, in Jacob Bee
sons original plat Of said village, being and lying
in the County of Cass and State of Michigan,
Dated August 5th, 1858. 100
~ JOSEPH N. MARSHALL, Sheriff
I 8 RrcaArr Denf Sheriff
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-23

STATE OF MICHIGAN--County Of Cass Pro-
~ bate Court Whereas application has been
made TO said Court BY Nathan Parker, administra-
tor of the estate of John Parker, deceased, for
final settlement of his administration accounts in
said estate: .,.:f.s "a. $3.50
And whereas, no commissioners have been APP
pointed to examine and adjust the claims against
said estate: .sa-s ies-sglf 80 i-as.azt
Notice is therefore hereby given, that the second
Saturday in October next, has been appointed by
said court for examination and adjusting the claims
against said estate, and for final settlement of the
same, at the Probate Office, in Cassapols, Of said
county, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, ct which
time and place ell persons having claims against
said estate will present them to said court for final
settlement.
And II is hereby ordered that the shove notice
be published in the Cass County Republican, once
in each week for four weeks in succession immedi-
atey preceding said settlement. ;; v,l--fi --.af
C. SHANAHAN, Judge of Probate.
September 4, 1883 seps-
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE OF MICHGAN-County of Cass Pro-
y bate Court.-Whereas application has been
made to said court by Elias simpson, admins
traitor of the estate of Hamilton White, deceased,
for final settlement of bis administration accounts
in said estate:
And Whereas commissioners have been ap-
pointed to'examine and adjust the claims against
said estate:
Saturday in September ne si has been appointed by
said court for examining and adjusting the claims
against said estate aud for final settlement of the
same, at the probate Office, in Cassapols, of said
county, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at which
time and place all persons having claims against
said estate will present them to said court for final
settlement 20 +tsi
And it is hereby ordered that the above notice
be published in the Cass County Republican, once
in each week for four weeks in succession immedi-
ately preceding said settlement . .tifEe@ Z.
C. SHANAHAN, Judge of Probate
August 2s, 1883. sep2-1sw4
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-23
New Advertisements.
P.D. BECKWITH

Machinist and Engineer. Foundry and Machil
Shop at the foot of Front street, near the RAJ
road bridge, Dowagiac, Mich.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-23
Prison Wagons,

Manufactured at the penitentiary in this State
We shall keep supply constantly on hand, which
we shall sell at manufacturers prices. s~-
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Than can be, found elsewhere in the County
4 eEs-|s - - - 49, H. -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-23

4 Benerolent Institution established By special En-
doacme,at for the Relief Of tie SICK and Dis
tresseL afflicted riiA Firulent and
T,,,;Joya;c Tl;ssas<s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27
PRICE ONE CENT.
S8ooHD DIsoouHss s.yoRB rHl You've

CboonD DIsCou1sB BRvoRB TEE You're
M.H,s CHlisslAN ASSOCIATION. -Trinity Church va
niied ~ on sunday evening, to hear Mr.. Duncan on
and below we're aiI taken, spd thoss Who csme stsr
tnss hour had either TO sit on benches In the
sises, squeeze into small places, stand up, or 70
Away, rhich latter many probably did.
- ~. y; 700. ior hi: text the latter clsuss Of
Joshua, 18th. 10Th" As for me and nv hsuse. ve
VIII serve the Lord" bat did not sxpouDd tie
scriptures, - 10 usual IN sermons Aftsr eivins
some account Of Joshua, and the circumstapcss
under which hc uttered this memorable declsrs-
.'on, ne procscsed 60 deliver discourss moral
Independence. He pointed cut the Distinction be-
tween manly freedom Of thought and that reckless
liberty which leads the fool 70 say in his heart
there 10 no God" He showed the difference be-
tween the morally irdependent man and three other
persons who feisn moral indepepnence Having
SHOWN what the morally independent man is ,,of.
ne proceeded TO show what he IL, viz: that be is-
l. A man who respects himself; q A selfreIiant
man, .. An humble man. In order to possess such
character, there must bel Deem con vicfions
z. Fixed plans aud prospects.
we VIII not endeevor to follow the reverend
gentleman in bis discussion Of these poin TIN the
course a' Of which he gave lasny useful hints, as
pictures Of good and bad character, enliysped xts
delicate strokes OF humor and satire, which else-
where than 10 the Church might have produced
loud demonstrations of pleasure, but which were
20 Iotermingled with solemn considerations a. to
suppress the smile that came unbiddep.
In the conclusion of his address, Mr. Duncan
enowes to bis hearers that there 10 great need of
the men whom he had described-sn opinion in
which all will probably agree, and it 10 hoped
increased.
rev. Mr. Read, of the Presbyterian Church, Of.
siye. ~ -f
The whole services continued an hour and forty.
nse nlnufes-the sermon being an hour and a
quarter ioug-but the audience was patient and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

The officers and employees attached to the
Charleston, Mass, navy yard have contributed
$35S to the Ladies' Mount Vernon Fund.
At Boston, on Friday last, the Supreme Court
divorced nine wives from their husbands and five
husbands from their wives.
Mary Murphy, q native of Ireland, died in Fall
River, Mass q few Gays since, aged lo3 year and
10 months.
RESPONSIBILITY OF M.srEss.-In Pike Co, Ca,
last week, master was convicted OF cruelty to q
slave, and hned iour hundred dollars.
The way to test good humor, Is to wake . man
up In the middle OF the night and ask him to lend
you i've dollars.
Richard Offiin was crushed to death between the
freight cars in Petersburg on the 25tk inst.
The royal families Of England. France and Por.
tugai are all expecting an increase this year.
ago, $4 purchased the entire city and county Of
New York.
The citizens of Buffalo are to vote on the ques-
tion OF an International bridge, on the third Tues
day in November.
Some writer has compared friendship to our
shadows, aud Q better comparison was never made;
for while We walk in the sunshine Of prospeFty.it
sticks 20 ~, but the moment We enter the shades
of adversity, It deserts us.
Those people who turn mp their noses at the
world, might do well to reflect that IL 10 - good
world ~ they were ever 10, and much better one
than they sre ever likely to get into again.
Secretary Floyd returned from hts visit TO the
West on Saturday last, and 10 at his post In the
War Department.
Mr.J. B. Cough d suffering from an attack Of
illness at Orkney, and he's been advised 70 proceed
70 Edinburgh and put himself under medical
treatment.
A chair has been made fer the Governor Of Yer.
mont, from the tmbsrs Of The old Constitution
frigats,
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IsSs NERVOUS SUFFBRINGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILIFATED PROF

sI0SAL MEN,
Why NOT nAyH YOUR HEALTH REsToREpf
We fer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INYlGoRAToRi
To Delicate Females and Children,
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
IL truly biessinoi We Weappeal to sur citizens.
Rev. James w. Huunfcutf, the talented aud
independent editor of that highly popular and ex
tensively read paper, the Christian Banner pub
lshe At Frederick sburg Va in his editorial Of the
18th Of May, 1888, thus speaks of HAMeTUN'S
VRdErABLk TIhCTURE.
~ b aG taken strong medicines, observed great
particuafity in our dict, and all to purpose
We h .d Gsparei Of ever recovering our health
when a female frisaj Of our: Imp0rtuned us to get
"A bottle of HAsPrpN'S yE3Era BILE tt CrUkE
assuring Us thst world find great relief from its
Use VI briafi piled. ''tcs tCun3d not girs dol
lar f5, all the Ttacture Hampton made, far
rs our own individual health Was copcerned."-
We mad no faith in it, Ber any other medi-
clue IL efactiug n cure US In the Kindness OF
her heart, however, without consulting Us aovut it,
sae sent and got bottle and urged us 10 accept
OF it. and for her sake SIS II csud net possibly inJure
ss 10 il sccJrdIng 10 direction FOR the high re-
promised to do So And without the least sgGer-
8tian can truly say that before we had used the
contents OF one bottle we felt like new man"
asau Inv igorator and Restorative. where gentle
smusnt is wanted. We believe ii superior 10 all tho
tor1is.s betors the publis as u cure for DfsPEp-
STA, COUGH. SCR0FULA and RHEUMATISM.
with oil diseases of the Stomach aud Bowels il has
been truly successful to the Single and Alrried -
We ot-r the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands viii testify.
Hs- Call aud set Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold By PUaCELL, LADD 4 CO.. Richmond; BY
DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by sll the Druggists in
Pet trsburg by M0RTiMER NOV BRAY, Balt
mora. and by Druggists and Shopkeepers every
where
ss 81 per bottle; ak bottles for IS.
60 e-d&cwts
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ssss~ CURrArs GooDs.
JOHN r. REGNAULT

SQUARE AB0yENEM CUSTOM NoUsr
Has received al elegant and extensive asaortmont
Of CURTAIN MATERIALS. consisting Of
HEON .TELLS,
SATIN DIX LANES,
INDIA Silks,
FRENCH CHINTZ.
LACE CURTAINS
GILT C0RNlCES
CENTRE TASsRLLs.
KNGLISH NDGEKMAN WoRSTED DAMAsRs,
ENGLISH TERRY,
COTTON DAMAsK
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
BANDS, PINS, HOOKs.
LOOPS, GIMP, &c,
Which will be sold on moderate terms and m sde
Ep IA style which cannot be approached by apy
hSuse in this city. Tho latest English aud French
patterns are exhibited which, with the assistance Of
sn accomplished Craftsman. from one of the larg st
CartsiG Houses in New York city and his own cx.
perence, he is enabled to make and hang Curtains,
s. as to i,fy co1pet;tion
lie respectfully requests those who desire CUR
TAiNS, 20 call and examine his stock before pur-
ches;ug, seE-Im
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rss- ELRGAEr

EssS ELRG ANT
NEW SILKS
aud sILk ROBES!
Splendid VELVET AND CLoTR cLoAKS
and WLSi
LACRS, EMBRoIDERIEs. So.
lust received by steamer and opening this morn.
iHg. PkiCk WATKINS.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
R-BI ~~'
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THOMAS BNPoED
s6- WHIrEuuRsr's OLD GALLERY.

HAIN sTREEr.-NorIcs. WATSON takes Pictures
from 81 cents to slO,. Ambrotypes Melainotypes on
esther and Photographs life size. plain cOlored
either In pastile oil 1he painting to be done b.
first class portrait painter. He does not pretend
10 take them By the 0D. or by the aid of machine
ry suitable for runding railway cars or an osean
line Of steamers. II has two skylights, enabling
him at all times TO get good Pictures. advantage
hot possessed by any other Gallery in Richmond.
Also-Pictures taken for the Steroscope.
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~ THs Bssr CoyaH SYRUP IN THE
~ DR. ACuILLns AsCoLI's OHice, OF
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7fH AND sfa.
NH l2-ly @ssE

- HUNDREDS Of our citizens oom-
plain Of dsbity and lAngor of the system, derange.
mens Of the liver stonsch want Of appetite, etc.
TheJ are frequently the result Of too Close sppca
ton, and q thousand other causes that We cannot
here name but we would say TO all sfiicted. do a.
We done-use DR.. j. Hes9gffEE's CnEBaAfxD sfo-
MACH BTTERS and our word for IT, you Will Be cui ed.
We recommend this medicine, knowing from expe.
fience that Il IL much superior TO the generality OF
patent medicines. F -. .s..ssa-<
Ior sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where 20 4-dIn
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AMUsBMnHTs The theatre holds out
an unusually attractive bill for tonight Besides
three plays, Miss Kate Pennoyer appears in two
of her best Dances
At Metropolitan Hall, Wymau, the magician
par excellence nightly sstonishes thronged su-
diences with his experiments and ventrioe uism.
The Sextett Association, band of musicians OF
rare accomplishments, will give concert TO- night
at Corinthian Hall. Their music is really delight
full.
The Empire Minstrels are giving concerts at
Odd Fellows Hall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

GLUT OF SILVER CoIN.-At New York great dis.
satisfaction 10 expressed At the accumulation at
all retail establishments Of quantities Of silver
coin. The banks will not take it on deposit; it
cannot be sold in large quantities, except at a
heavy discount. The war with China, which has
stopped the export thither, aud to some extent,
the depreciation OF the coin here have led to this
state of things
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

WHOLE FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH.-The house
| Of Hiram Robinson on the Kalamazoo plank road,
eight miles from Grand Rapids, Michigan, was
burned, on Tuesday night, and Mr.. Robinson, his
wife and two children-one an infant and the 9TH
little girl, about three years old-were burned
to death.
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~ PAPER HANaIsas, &c.
JOHN II. REG NAULT.


SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.
Has now In store his Fall Stock Of RRnNCH and
AMERICAN PAPER HANGlNGS, Borders We've.
&c. Gilt, Velvet. Embossed. Glazed emf Plain em-
bracng many new and beautiful styles. He would
call particular attention 70 the great and elegant
pE3oaAT1oNS AND WOOD MUTATIONS.
which surpsss in style aud beauty any ever befors
offered in this city Among them will BE- ioged she
CATELLE, TMPERI1L PKIN6E Z rows kOES
BUkG. CkLESIE. RACHEL. ROSE SEASONS.
SENSES, GOTHIC OAK. CORLHTHLAIN, &c.
which With the new sty Of decorating ROOMS with
GILT WOOD MoULD1NGS, he eis pTepered 70 paper
Rooms. Halle and Entries, In style which cannot
be excelled and on Is moderate terms ~ any house
in the country.
Plai and Glazed Papers. ranging from 10 cents to
$40 pei roll. ..-. -. - -
Hes its an examination Of his Stock, a. he 10
determined to do work At . Low FIGURE. and feels
satisfied that he will offer great inducemc TO those
who may favor him with acall seE-lm
~ THs BEST CovaH SrRup IN THE
WORLD aAF
The best Cough Syrup In the world II Hasts
horne's Pectorai Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
This article 10 prepared by chemist, and b pro
nounced by medical men. aud those who have used
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Throat frum
q cold, and Q preventive OF that lion Of diseases,
Consumption. geefe
Persons who sing should use It. II 10 pleasant to
the tnste softens clears and strengthens the voice.
sllays all irritation Of the throat and lungs and pre-
Bottles rs and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists In Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg. and al
towns in Virginia. oc Ie-Sm
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STRANGE VIsITER.-Last Wednesday morning,
q sturgeon, weighing about 10e lbs. was caught
in the Genessee River at Rochester, N. Y, above
the Falls The Rochester Union says:-"This
stranger In our waters no doubt came from Lake
Erie by the canal, and went into the river by the
waste weir of the Weigh Lock, which empties near
the place where he was captured."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

LORD NAPIER 1t is expected that Lord
Napier, the British Minister, will visit Richmond
to-day, in compliance with an invitation from the
Agricultural Society.
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vIsaINIA CnarRAI RAIIaoAp-Th,
Nett Receipts. .S2o5 776 1
MAYoR's CouRr.-Augustus B. Lips

MAYORS CouRT.-Augustus B. Lips
comb, charged with stabbing :Auguste Schad and
ErnaIdt Richter, was arraigned yesterday, but the
Investigation was deferred until the 5th OF Noyem.
ber to ascertain the result Of the wounds inflicted
The examination of Simon NJ. L. Arnold, charged
with stabbing Patrick McInenny, was postponed
until the 1st of November
Wm Wayne, ST., and VIM. Wayne, ir., Stephen
Leteiier and John Giblin held to bail to keep
the peace and to appear before the Hustngs Court,
en- charge OF fighting in the I'd market and resist
ing the authority of the clerk Of that establish
meut.
Joseph Angle, chared with "receiving one dollar
and fifty cents worth Of turnps," the property Of
;. u Tlnsley, was sent to court to answer.
Woodson, q slave, the property of George Du.
gins charged with entering the house Of Matilda
Harris and stealing articles valued at $40-case
continued.
James O'Brien and Lavinia Kelly were commit.
ted to Jail for drunkenness.
John Genocea was fned S. for selling ardent
spirits without license, and S. more for allowing
negroes to assemble unlawfully on bis premises
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

FIRsMEs's PARADE.-We are requested
to say that the Fire Department will visit the Pair
Grounds to-day.
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THE FISHER GIRL.-Barbee's exquisite
productions, ''The Fisher Girl" and "Grafitude,'
are Oh exhibition at 167 Main street.
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WOODEN sHIps.-The London (Eng,) Times, says
that the average duration of ship of war; in sea.
worthy state, built of British oak is only Is years
of active service 1t takes7 acres of ground, aud
so years to produce the timber.
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- Day 0ooDs.
We are to-day receiving additions 10 our stock a
ID bales heavy 8 4 and "a fULLBD CLUTHS
10 cases Sleeps Grey SATTINETS 80 s&
20 " 34, Is and A Heavy Plaid LINSEYS
IL Blue oxford Cadet and Grey Mixed SATTI-
X cases New Styles PRINTS
Is bales Negro BLANKETS
9, TO- II and IL quarter Bed BLANKETS
Is bales RLANNkLS ,
Bleached SHEETING9, Fancy CASEIMERED snd
Plain PERsIANS and CASHMkRES asa
Plain all wool MOUSLIN5
Fancy Printed do 80
Fancy MOUsLfN Dk LANES sHk
ROBES QulLLE. ROBES A LEI and ROBES
BAyApiER VALENcIEs. MoUsLINs and DE
BAGES
With great many other goods suited 70 the
season, all Of which we will sell low to merchsnts
ELLkTT DREWRY,
IL Pearl street..
oc l6-9W Richmaud Va
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~BuYBRs or SrovEs, ArrHHrIox!
ASA SNYDER, aE7s
AT THE RICHMOND STOVR WORKS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.


RICHMOND Virginia,
Southern market, Of those very popular OOOkIN0
GEM on THE soufH. tths best double oven
Stove extanQ sa
SSThfsS sSSSSTThhffssSs ikos wifcH
RICHMOND pREnIUM
Also. HEATING STOvEB for paxloFs. ooaces.
stores, factories, churches, and dep0ts. wee
~REM MEMBEKRA ~ ass
That thsse Stoves are heavier than Northern
Stoves, and cost no more per pound; that Rspafsn1
RGtes can be at all times promptly supplied, aud
their operation is warranted 70 prove satiafnctory
hundreds II ns's''aiA Ba SURE
To enquire for the "RlCHMOND MAKE OF
STOVES and buy no others, - dealers can make
more on Northern Stoves, aud are therefore more
interested In their sale. 90 4--In
- FRAHKLIM PAPsR MILL, RIcH-
nogD. vA-Bslvidere Manufacturing Company
keep cons. ant1y on hand all descriptions Buveope.
MANILA ana Wrapping PAPER. News and Book
PAPERS. OF ell qualities and sizsss furnished at
e. Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD. Presidsas.
@ OGDgN, Supt oc4-3m
~ DR. JoHx B. WALrHALL, (Homos-
paths Offers his professional services 10 the citi.
Sens Of Richmond and its vicinity. Once as hiU re.
sidence. on Leigh street. two doom from NJ.
10 e12-d1y
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- $50 $50 $50 $50. $685.

GERS SEWING MAcHIsRs-We have Just produced
aud are now prepared to supply orders for Singer S
New Family Sewus Machine containing the latest
improvement, at the extreme low price Of FIFTY
DOLLARS. Office 2l7, Main street.
A. G. BUTTERFIELD,
~
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Tathsr Chiuiquy, well kuowa Ro1Aa Cnahone
priest q Caaada, kss sUbfaesd PTeossoatlso.
Hat essAooo vsss rscstvsd froa esseeas ~
vssk 6 New 1cek.
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REVOLUTIONARY CoUPLE.-iiarrisd, at Hartford,
Conn on the Goth inst, j. Warren Newcomb Jr.,
great grandson of Gen. Joseph Warren, to Mary s.,
youngest daughter of the late DR.. George Sumner,
aud great granddaughter of Gen. Israel Putnam.
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MURDER WILL OUT.-Professor Doremus of New
York, has submitted an analysis Of the body Of
Sophia Stephens, who was supposed to have been
murdered by her husband year ago. The result
arsenic was found in her body. The husband
(Stephens) has been fully committed for trial.
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CARD SETTING MAcHIHs.-The m,

CARD SETTING MAcHIHs.-Tbe most
ingenius invention, as we'll as most complicated
piece of machinery that We remember ever to
have seen, 10 the 'Card Setter" now in operation
at the exhibition of the Mechanics Instis ute Our
readers should see it by ali means, az no descrip.
ton that could be written, could give even faint
idea Of its completely aud beauty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-27

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Democratic State Committee held . meeting
In this city yesterday and determined TO hold the
State Convention in Petersburg, on the 1st of De.
cember,
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A DUEL WITHOUT SEooNDs.-The st. Martinsville Q
(La) Courier of the I'd inst, says-Yesterday morn.
iGg, in consequence of difficulty between Mr.
Gabriel - and Mr.. Francois Bourgette of our
village. these two persons went, without seconds,
but with guns we'll loaded with buckshot, to the
prairie behind st. Martiusvilie. There they fred
at each other. MIR. Gabriel WAS untouched, bat
Mr.. Bourgette received q shot ia the head, The
wound is a fatal one.
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ONE OF THE KDIREorIoNs.-A letter passed through
the Tappahannock, Va, post office the other day /,
addressed to person "out west," with the title
Attorney at Law, and the rery dspa at BlufP'
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fsgs.. s. l. .. P.
From Rev Thomas Binford.
MAIL HILL Henrico co.

October lith, 1858.
DR. GARLICK, Dear Sir:-Hasing used to some con
siderable extent, your Sempies Baking Powder.
unhesitasingly prOn ounce il to be superior to any
thing that has been uaed in my family for purposes
which it Is recommended.
t6-7E THOMAS RfyP0ED
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WHIsKsRs PULLED OUr-I. l.. Alien, of Albany,
n. w. met with a singular and painful accident on
Friday. He wears, or rather did wear, most
uxuriant pair of whiskers, a foot or less n length
While running sugar mill, which was work ed
by steam, the whiskers on and under the left side
OF bis face and neck, was caught in the machinery
and every hair Of them torn out by the roots, it
leaving the skin as bare as the hand
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v..r Arr.Aorrvr.-The Cologne roun-

V.RY ArTlAcTIvE.-The Cologne Foun-
tain at the Mschanics' Fair, increases in atirsc.
tion every day, and hundreds Of persons contain
ally gather around IL 70 inhAle the rich perfume,
the miniature engine which works the torce pump
that drives the fragrant liquid through the jet.-
The novelty Of this tountaln makes u paSticulass
j. popular with The ladiss.