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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

FAENERs' CLuB. The Journal says far.
mers Club has been organized in Lewiston
for the familiar discussion Of topics connec,
,ed with agriculture. The officers arc
Calvin Keyc', President; Stephen II. Read
Joseph s. Gircelon, vice-Presiden,s; Z.
+. TObie, Librarian s. V. Crush Trcasur.
er; j. b. liam, Secretary. The club con-
template holdin: meetings in different parts
Of the town during the coming winter.
MinOt, Greene, and 1--WE belieye) Leeds,
have already formed Farmers Clubs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

We have been forced, from tho great
length OF the Presidents Message. 10 place
wha, news and other matter VIC have upon
the outside. Grcai curiosity has been felt
in rrsarl 8, thi. document, from an unccr.
niniy which poryaiei the publIs mind, as
70 what cours- the President would take in
regard 10 several imPorian, questions now
bcioro tho country. On this account We
prrs,n, as much a' possible Of itin this pa
per.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10
Hoa. Howell Cobb has consented to re.
main IN the Cabinet

lloa. Howell Cobb has consented to re.
main IN ,hc Cabinet.
The Boston Tanserp, says that the Hon.
B,nnnin +. Thomas. one of the judges Of
the Suprcm, Judicial Court, sent his rc'is-
nation to Gov. Banks, TUESDAY, TO take cf-
fec, on the Gre, Of January next. Judge
Thomas was appointed by Gov. Clifford six
years AZ.
The Hon. Jaues Chestnut, President Of
the senate Of South Carolina. was elected
TO the United States Senate Thursday, by n
handsome majority over that distinguished
fre-cater, Ex-Governor Adams. This is re
corded as triumph OF the conservative
Hammond interest.
The Union Conference will hold its annu.
al meeting with the church in Sweden. on
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 2lsi aud e2d.
Rev. Mr. T4ttan. Let preacher; Rev. MIR.
Gould. 81.
John Brob,t, on old man living in Cun-
bcrland county, Maryland, has just been
discovered TO be the righ,iul owner of
large trae, Of mineral land in the heart Of
the richest mineral region of Pennsylvania,
worth SS,OOO,OOO. lie has sold ou, all hi.
right and title for $2,GOO,OOO.
The bill which has been pending in the
Georgia Senate for some time, for the repeal
Of that clause Of the Constitution Of the
State prohibiting the African slave trade,
came up as the special order last week, and
was lost.
Mr.. Charles Il. vaney has been appoint.
ed an Inspector Of the Customs, vice Mark
T.. jose, resigned. AgoOd appointment.
Hon. Benz. T. Butler, oi New York, died
a, Pari,. on the s,h inst. lie was on Wis.
1, to Europe for the purOsc Of bCnefitins
his health. Mr.. Butler was U. 5. Attorney
General during the administration Of Presl.
den, jackson. lie was a lawyer Of much
ability.
Hon +. L. Harms, Member Of Congress
elect from the sixth district, Illinois, died
in Chicago, on the 9th ult.. Of cOnsump.
sumption.
In 1912. corn was sold in Chicago at six
cents per bushsl ,ha; had been hauled City
miles by oxen.
FIRE IL SrBAGo. \ correspondent OF the
Daily Advertiser says Last Wednesday,
between the hours Of II add IL o'clock
p. NJ. the dwelling house, with store in the
basement, recently erected by Mc'sr' A. Il
p. d. Young, was discovered to be ON fire,
and with the exception Of about $500 worth
OF goods, was consumed with its contents.
Cause Of the fire unknown. Whole loss
SllO0 or $500. No insurance.
CAUTION, wedeem it our duty again to
warn our citizens to be on their guard
for. from what we learn, there is as dsper.
ate set OF Williams now in or city, rs ever
wen, unhuug. DAILY Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10
fPatrick Henry

Lord h., we'll known Tor his love oieverY.
thing out Of the way, lately gave a dinner
at the Baths Of LuccA, OF the following sin-
gular character: the meat. the fish, the
vegetables. were all a. least Of two years
standing, preserved according to the plan OF
Mr.. Appcri. The table wa' supplied with
sea.water made Ct to drink by the process
recently discovered tho clare, bad been res.
eued, by the assistance Of diving bell.
from merchant vessel sunk in tho Thames
more than centdry ago () and the bread
was made from wheat some centuries old,
which the noble lord had himself brought
from one Of the pyramids Of Egypt, and
had sown in Engllnl' The dinner gave
great satisfaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10
PARIS. ME-.
G5eOttoro qemoerat
PARIS. MAINE. DEC. 10, 1858.
runLraED rvrRr TRIpAr MORNING ny
WIN. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
TRorRiEIoRs.
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

rerms.---Ons dollar and 6ny cent. strictly
~ ApyaNct; one dollar aal seventy five cents
within siN mon,h.: two dollars at the end of the
wear. To which kty oeais viii h. added Tor
every wear when p,,meut !. delayed.
n :, X. MUS. (sucocssar ioN. u. fslmer,)
Nsw.pspcr Advertising Agert, No. !, scollay''
Buiidiag. Coau street. Bo.toa, - auiho'ired TO
receive advertisements ior this paper, ai the same
rates rrquifed by ~.
ryS. VI. pSrrISsILL 4 Co, 10 State ST.,
Bs.tpn. and i22 Nassau ST., New York, are our
duiy auihoirsd agcnts ior procuring subscriptions.
forwsrling Advertisements.
~ Payment ior al advertisements u held to
be doe from the date II the fret Insertion.
~ Comnunicati,n. should ~ d. secied TO
"rhe Oxford D,mocai," Paris, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10
" l. this one Of tie missing book'?"
Ipn.i Onrr EnnlnNn. ON nackarc

No, Sir! The pi~asc contained dupl.
cate copies Of the November and December
numbers OF Gllcy's Lady. Book the iir',
Of which were stopped on ,h, way, and
probably deck ,hs shelves Of some post ofhc
library. By the way diln't YOU take moru
than your share Of our Daily rribnnc., las,
week. We only received two. Have you
added rsadins room 70 the library?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

TIE Hon. John j. Cri,tendcn was called
on Thursday, at bis hotel in New York
IRON the Wing General COMMITTEES, and
presented with addresses from that body
and the Ashlander association. Mr.. Crit.
tenden in hi, reply disclaimed any inten-
ton Of becoming candidate for the Presi'
dency. and refused to accep. Of any nomi.
nation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

FRAzEa RrER. The correspondent Of
California paper,-the Pacific Methodist,
gives the following report Of the profits ari-
sing from the Frazer river excitement:
Perhaps some Of my friends would like
20 know the state Of religious feeling here.
The following is the exact state Of christian.
ity on Frazer river, -; the amount OF so
eiL feelings and happiness, -. The i0l.
loving IS what Calii0rnians make by coming
~ Frazer, in hard cash, $1,000, 600"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

ON Tvs BAck RrruBLicANs. The prIn.
cipIc is this, and will ever remain IN force,
that men. by nature are free. l,pso con.
cclel on al hands that the right to % free
can never be alienaieI.
continental Congress.
II is among my first wishes to see some
plan by which slavery in ,hi, country may
b, abolished by law. Washington.
Slavery !. contrary TO the law of nature
and Of nations. lwm. wrt.
Slavery !, rcpusuaat To the principle Of
Christianity; It pro',aies every benevolent
action Of the human heart.
Patrick Henry.
The way. hope, Is preparing under tho
auspices OF Heaven, Nr total emancipation
Of slavery. Jefferson.
Washington and Jefferson. In the above
quotations. uttered sentiments much m1rc
alarming and much more ultra than any
thing spoken by Mr.. seward in his Rochc,-
ter speech, and yc, the whole pack OF Bn-
ehanan and Dluslass slavery eHten'ionIs,s
the American party and some nervous
Republicans are holding up both hands at
Mr. Seward. speech and crying out AbOli.
tionism aud Scctionalism.
cleveland Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

Az AwTut ABASDoNuENr or PRrNcIrtr.
The Washington Union says that the "vlc'
tories Of the Democratic party are always
measured by its fidelity to ITS principles. y
II this be - judging from the sweeping
defeats Of the Democracy in the late North
ern elections, we must conclude that they
are a party pretty well dives,ed Of all priu.
eiple. y. Y. Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

DorGLAss ORGASs. The y. Y. Express
says that a Douglas organ is about to make
its appearance IN that e,ty. The prospectus
Of new daily. a, Norfolk, also to support
Douglass, Is out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

1. Is said that the only thing connected
with the Atlantic cable enterprise which
has constantly worked well is the paying
ou. machine. This works when nothing
else does.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

Twelve Of the Boston banks have with
drawn their special deposits from tho Suf.
folk bank. transferring the same to the bank
Of Mutual Redemption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

Arthur Shirley, E'q. Of Portland. an
aged printer. entirely blind, was knocked
down by carriage, on Friday, while he
was crossing the street. lie was not &C.
riously injured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

That we'll known Native American, Psol
Tomar, Esq. has been reelected as Repro
sentative to the legislature from the Schoo-
diae and Quoddy tribes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10
STATE OF MAINE.

ExrcurivT Dpr,HTsTNr,l
Augusta, Nov. u. lsS-.
4 y ail,urnsd .rssinu IT Tho ENscntiVe Coancii
u viii b. heh al the Cnunsil Chanls.r IN Au-
rl,sta on wsin~sis, the 6nscuih a., ofDecsmtcr
nsNt. Attest, NOAH SMITH. IT,,
Secfrtary ot State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

One man in Calais has killed l2,7oo lbs.
Of pork, this tall, and this Is not more than
two.thirds tho amount raised in that city
this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

The st. Andrews railway was opened 10
(" Howard Settlement, twenty miles be-
low Woodstock, about the first Of this
month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

Gov. Bissell OF Illinois has appointed Jan.
uary 4, for an election to fll the vacancy
caused by the death OF Mr.. Harris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

A Court House, to cO,, $50 900. I. to be
erected at loulton, Aroostook County, from
plans prepared by Mr.. G. +. J. Bryant, Of
Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10

Mr. Matthias V. McKenny, Of DanyIllc
sho, deer in the upper part OF that town,
on Saturday morning, weighing l32 pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-10
Rock aud job rrintiug
LOCAL AGENTS.

PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-01
The strihilng sprans,.
coaRIsr0sDrscs ov ras aIcHxosD DAILY DrspArca. i


SfRIplTya's SPElxas, June 20. 1854
Tbs Dsspafch being an almost uuivcrsai vehicas
OF news, AMI having. Ia seasous psat re,sarrsS
good service to Its readers By aiyisinr th.en
through its correspondents. Of the peculiar Sea
lures oi many OF the medical Springs with which
cur good Old State 90 greatly abouuds take the
liberty Of calling ths attention Of those who have
not YET made up their minds as to where they viii
spend the season, to Stribiing's Springs. which
AN sure has only to be known to be appreciated
.a, most highly. These Springs are situated come
!hirteen miles from Staunton, from which place
'hTy T, may De reached by daily iile Of stages.
There we're several hundred visitors here Last
season. and, 80 far we knex, great satisfaction
was gwen, both as to fare and accomu odatious
dreat improvements have lately been mad,
nereand the capacity Of enter tanning guests great
~ increased. Even many years ago these springs
nI nign Tepatation; and some Of the waters are
sara 10 De very much like those of the celeirated
harrowgate Springs In England. This place has
Tue advantage OF most others. Ia having q variety
OF mineral waters. There are here the white AMI.
phnr, alum and chalyhste ar besides these there
Is an abundant supply of freestone water pioed
;nn rom .h me Top Of neighboIus mountain, supply
some 81 whish have just been built, are spacious
ara airy. The beds aud furniture neat and clean
and tbe fare excellent. Those who have sny
knowledge OF the character OF the eeptlemanly
proprietor Mr. Kinney, and the courteous man
aeea, Mr. Woodward. have guarantee that the
comfort aud we'll being Of the visitors to Strib
ted - R'o1''
Those who love the chase will sua a mack of
hounds aLd experienced hunters With deer and
foxes, In the mountains roundsb Mt.
Though have no interest id these springs, and
, am mere visitor, think am rendering good
service to the readers of the Dispatch by advising
them to pay svisi. to Stribling's Springs.
GRrEao.
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Price 30 cents.
A1- Fold by all Druggists.
R- M.xlcAN MUsrAso LlSlMxyr-

Its wonderful effects and cons squ ut rupu.A ity--
parhape 10 article in the history e A1tersa n dics
ACQUIRE the same patronage, as .uije.t.d ts
'hs sain. number Of severe aud df. ent I.sts, and
It has Justly been sty ted Pasa ga foT all ext,rnal
T0u, d. Cuts, sw-liines. spSains Brlises or lup-
prsing yrtus., that Fb, sicans compelled To
prescribe L.; aud nom some Jemai ksble cur Of
hroOic and Gstarted Rhs uinatic caseA. IL has
ay attracted much alle nti0n rom the frsi &c en-
tfc miuds Of the a.c. No family can afford To be
with ut y bot'Ie of the Mustang Licimeut In tbeis
house Bsoare IF La.it tons.
The gehIine is sold Wy respectable dealers II an
parts Of thu world BARNES . PARK.
je 2f-d&cwim Proprietors New York.
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MILITARY CeI.ArIoN.-The nj it,

of our city are preparing to give the Natona
Guard a collation., at Warwick 4 Barksdale's ne v
mill on the 5th inst, that building having beeI
kindly rendered by the proprietors for the occa
I'm. If the weather continues az oppressive as q
present, we fear that the entertainment Wilt no
as pleasant rs could be desired; but We are full,
satisfied that our volunteers will do every thin,
in their power to give their brethren in arms
Ierre soldiers welcome. 49,.
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SEcREr SoorrrIKs-We are authorizs

SECRET SooIErIEs are authorized
by the pastor of the First African Church to say
that .secret society" has ever held its meeting
in the basement CT private rooms Of that church
Ii any members of the church belong to such 80
cetes, the church, such, has nothing to do will
them He has occasionally observed at funerals .
uuif,rm bonnet worn by the females, and has bet \
informed that the purpose OF the association wa'
to attend to the needy in their sickness and pro
cure the means Of their burial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-01
49, LI,n S1zR paoroa..pr.-rh

suusc,i tr takes pleasure in announcing 10 Ais pv-
mereus oatrans and the puhlic La ne thai h. =
lures to FULL LlsE SlzS. either plain or colofe1
!. hi.h for aecur acy aud enisb he va, ants eouai
'han the usual price. Old pictares copied aud en-
iar2ed to any sizs.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and az.
amins specimens &C Hi BIS \ eurie OF Art. Corr
thian Hall, Main street, between ath aaa lih.
PIE 8lH9S.
sbe place to yet II, where You viii neither huu-
- nkn ia price or work, Also, Melainptypss, or
other Picture in the Photographs Art
tiS P.EG
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PRICE ONE CENT.

I1hrKnAxca MsE1In0 The soldiers
o. tne cold water army are reminded that tempes4
caee meeting NJ b. hsid at Leigh Street baptist
Ca Cnarcn 1o-nssnf, and that Msssfs. Leweileu and
Couftneys OF Petersburg, ars expected 90 deliver
addresses on ths oecasion. Let tIsose Who wish to
near the evil Effects ofintemperancs b. present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-01
- REAL ESTATE
~ NEAR sTLUNToy.

At 4 B1RG1IN!
: CJNFORTABLE FRAME nWELLi u uuUSE
a3i AZ trtIpary size BL sCkSMiTa SH J., with
u" ACkEs UF LAND attached, on the :ine o.
the Train Ce'JrAl Eaiirt ud wih;n One nIie oi
ssc ,tJu, i'll Re sold by BOW MRS, SNYDER d
IAEtEi ~ A BARG4Ia a. they are desirous of cln
sig IL ill., hu>Ia-rs OF their late coPartnership IS
tulA as pr tcticabie 1t has the advantage of a Wa
er-puvrr, aud i, well iocatea for conducli small
E-uudy, business.
Iuqu.r- Of N. X. Trout. Esq Staunion. Va . OF
le s6-sm Richm Ind, Va.
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RoUrIsa A GANG.--T~o women of i'll
fano appeared before the Mayor yesterday to a..
swer for keeping d;sorderiy houses on Second
street to the annoyance Of the neighbors. Wit.
nesses heretofore ex x.miaed showed mp the ac.
crsed parties In most unenviable coiors, but a,
several Of them yet a, large, tho investgat ion
was adjourned until next Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-01
F1cHxons CoLLsos The tenth aanua,

FICHMoNb CoLLIGE The tenth aonual
Commencement of Richmond College took place at
the First Beptist Church last night, in tho pre-
,encs OF a highly intelligent audience.
The exercises we're opened with prayer, at the
close Of which the Band played an euIivening air.
The graduates of the session were respectively
introduced to the audience, and delivered the fol.
towing oratioas aud essays, on the various sub
cts noticed: \
"The pen'-by Samuel II. Pulliaia, Of Richmond.
"fhe ChristiaD Scholar"-an essayz-sy Wm. S.
Penck, of Halfay
'''Genoral Mari6n"-by John ". Ryiand. of King
and Queen
"Edgar A. Pos"-an essay-by Joseph A. Turner,
Of HicksfoId, Va.
1.-The Graduate"-by VIM. E. Hatcher, of ned-
ford.
SIR Harvey Hatcher, of Bedford, who was set
lown in the programme for an Grafton on "Pubiic
sentiment" was excused from speaking.
The baud again discoIrsee suiiveEiug Gau sic;
and hen The seofefary OF the Faculty arose, aud
read the lisf OF diatinctions
President X, land. to whom this Culiege is main.
ly indebted tor IT'S present f,uFi.hiug condition
~ an institution OF learning, came f,rward. and
,tter cOnterrsg the Diplomas on he six young
gentlemen who had jast graduated with mnct,
,"nOr 10 thensei and IhA iearsed corps of Pro-
fessors by whom they had been instructed, deiy-
red the Bsccaaureare add ess.
The exercises Of the evening oonSiud-d with a
penedie.ion. when the bsId again disc ursed swee
music as the audience retired from the church.
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TrE Fr.owrN OusxN. or IN

THE FLOWER QUEEN; or the Corona
ton of the Rose, is to be reproduced at Metropoli
tan Hall to morrow night by the pupils Of Mr.
T. L. Galieher, and from the warm reception th
entertainment received some few nights since, ",
presume The hall will be crowded to overlooking
Those who have seen il here aud elsewhere spea
10 the hie hest terms OF its merit and will lose
opportunity to witness its repetition.
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~ BENEFITS
DIARRIIEA KIEEERr


FOR TUE P0SIfitEAsU SPEEDY CURE OV
EIARRHEA. CVOLERA AORBUX SUMNER
COMPLAINT COEI CHOLEkA EVPANTU2
AND ASIATIC Cff,iLERA.
Tbs really yaiuabie remedy for the abovenamsh
iiseas+s OF the .iouiach and bowels has obtained
the name GiarrtCaa iler from the Sscf that is
Sss used And tested ltsN Cases u SioIent Di
srrhcea iu the summer ut 1879 " hea the Cho.ets
prevalent in tHe cirs Of richnoa a. Va aucl Il,
instance d u ey.r tsi' tn arrtst the dss.a-s and
fleet pes nanent cuIe when iced betofe deaih hal
.uaily sttu the patient 1t /. the rect ip+ si 3
iistin guished outhvTB ply siclsp. Who hes us y
IA stei size practice Jr Deari, thirty .tayraAptl
ne has yet hear OF the I case IN which the Dk
urbea Killer ha- filled sitha, to Z. heye or cure
hen used according to the dirtciisns
Prepared only By flSiikk 4 WlSsTON,
Apotbeezries and prugkists.
so ,Ss Main ss kienmond, Va.
Price 50 cehfs
x.r- {nld nv All Druoo;sts 70 z,.
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the LIvE on THs fLNH u II 1nS BraSn.- y hen
the Bic a becomes vitiafed iapase or TO wsak ihe
ssh tooses is vitality, the skin beoozes sfos sn
ton iollvw, the sssTss drop. Nsryvusless coaen-
ces, and lite SccesqeS q burden
HAhTSHUkNkS HkAETH RE6TUHkx ON
SAESSPANlkLA U0kDIAL.
Acts upon the Dluod. Liyer. Stomach and BOus:a
imparting new vigor and tone 10 Essituti0s i'm
paired by di ease ffom nny cause. IL remove 2is-
pies. and sil ska erupti0na; argues tho ph seal
powers u both sexes, gives bloom ~ the paliif
medicinal IN is d. ca it = perises Goa aisi h
taste. 1t y particularly saapted 70 Female c0sn-
plants which In their very nature are xhsukting
ana dsbifAiinx. For Dropsy. rdropsscal svefliugs
er Kidney and Bladder sifsstious, u acts Ike :
charm Quart bottles 81. srall bottles ~ cents
PxfkRsoN; BoDEKkR; GAkLrcK; " LApar MIlIs.
fAuGs 4 JOHNSON; DUvAL NoE1oS; . A .flxcxKn,
AND DOED1N. my 3l--dkevann
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NJ NEW FIRs PRooY RooyIyo.-Ths
Subscribers. successors OF EsfIII Co.. In their
PATENT ELABTIC -
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEMkNT ROOYlno
now offer the same to the public
It makes one of the very besf{ aud eAeS6SSR 49,
DEPOT5, &c.
1t also makes an invaluable haIS1 for In rrofsS
8 sss9s ,ss s:tsa ad sssss n'. sho'' nswy Ss
Roofs painted with this mateTial VIE ust re1virss
re- painting for M any years.
to. @. D. YALE q CO.
40 Nam stfes8s
~ County Rishtsin Virginia tr sale.
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roy. WALTER HARRISON,

ksy. WALTER HARRISON,
COUNsELLOR AND ATT,RNEY AT LAW.
NO. IS WAL. ST NEW YvRH
,ontiaues to practice in all the Courts ht Ii in th
CITY of New York l. also COMMISSIONER OF
q EDS Fox THE STA EOR VIRGINIA, and will
attend to the taking of Dispositions. acknowledge
rnent Of LEGAL Instruments, &c. and business en-
trusted to his care.
REFERS TO
Messrs. 0elrichs Co.. New York.
Henry Ludlsm
0elrichs o ll,Lr Iurmln Baltimore.
Ludian Il WATSON, Rishmond. Va.
&A- oftics No 81 Liberty street, Box laS2.
lie Sins
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E~ INTERESTING TO LADIEa.-When
10 the coarse of human events. La les and Geutle-
nei lose of their greatest natural attractions
Che head of har-it becomes matter OF serious im-
0.tapca and the question is, v hat shall do 10
stal the hair falling Eff AMI restore its vi1or
and baauty. In reply TO tfis aacry, we beg TO say,
try Dr. HARRIS HAIR PR0EoTER AID laPRIgER. a
t.g applica.uas will -ton the hair falling break
iug. remove aandruf, keep the Chan and
shite apd impart freshness aud vig1r TO the hair,
ard although you may have been bald twehty Year,,
the coutnurd use of il two months will ino!lre you
luxuriant head of hair. Call and get bottle. anc
If rot satisfied, after the second application, return
It aud get the price paid.
Ask for DR. Harris Hail Prom .ter and Improyer
Sold in Richmond, BY
Cor Main and 18th. and Main AID " all SITS.
Am
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HAspsome CyMpLlMssr-We under.

HANDSOME CVMPLIMENf. We un der
stand that number OF the friends of Eustaca Ro
binson, Esq lafe Clerk of the Circuit Court o
Richmond city, met yesterday afternoon aud pre-
.ented him with handsome and costly walking
cane. as testimonial Of their high appreciation
of his services as au officer and = gentleman
Snch tokens, under the circumstances, must be
highly gratifying TO Mr. X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-01

TnE u 8 FAIR, TO be held in thil
city this fall promises TO be most attractive ex
hibition, and will bring together an immense nnE
Der of people from all sections Of the Union Th'
members IF the Central Society, under whose aus
pices tLis Fair will take place. should exert them
selves 10 secure for the exhibition everything tha
can add to its attfactiveness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-01
RrcHmosp Crhcu1rcous1.-Mr Jan

RICHMOND CIRCUIT PtoUBT.-Mr James
Elicit, the newly elected Clerk of the Circnit Cvus
will take charge of the Off to-day, and enter
dpou the discharge of its arduous duties. We un
ierstand that he has appointed as his depnte.
dessrs. Preston NJ Qnarles, Temple Elicit and
Nm A. Winston, in the Chalcery department.