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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09


THE MUsKIr QUEsrIoN.-The Governor Of Mary.
land, in his annual message, thus alludes to the
muskets procured from the State of Virginia, pre-
vious to the recent election:
On the occasion Of my late nterpcsition In Bal
timore. deemed it proper, in the discharge of q
high public duty, to apply to the Governor of Vir-
ginia for loan of two thousand muskets, to arm
the force which / contemplated calling out for the
preservation of the public peace in Baltimore, and
the protection of her citizens in the exercise of
their political rights My position, and the neoep-
sity Of immediate action, were fully appreciated.
With a promptness, generosity aud courtesy, cha
racteristic of the distinguished Governor of that
State, the necessary orders were Immediately given
for the transportation to this State of the arms
required For this act of comfy, the Governor of
Virginia is entitled to the thanks of all who desire
to our laws faithfully executed, aud the supre-
macy of constitutional authority maintained The
exigency aud necessity for such call could only
be properly Judged of and determined by the Ex-
ecutive of Maryland, who assumed that duty with
n full knowledge of its responsibility. A portion
Of the arms arrived In Baltimore, the rest were de.
tanned by my orders in Washington, and at the
proper time returned to the Governor of Virginia
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Martins Picture Of Marshall

proposition, we iearu, will be brought before
the Legislature to purchase the late JOHN b. MAR
TINS picture of JoHS MARSHALL for the State. We
hope the proposition will meet with favor. 1t Is
altogether the most perfect picture and the most
lfelike representation of the ilustrious Chief that
has ever been taken. When exhibited at the New
York Crystal Palace II attracted all eyes, and was
universally admitted to be the finest work Of the
Kind in that splendid exhibition. The comments
that were then passed upon 1t BY the critics, and
BY oil who saw 1t, were most fattering, and well
calculated to make virgtnians who heard them,
proud that the old State could boast such an artist
Mr.. Martin was a man of very superior genius, as
we'll great excellence of character, and we should
rejoice to this noble work of his In possession
Of the state. The great Chief Justice never saw
his own eountenanee more faithfully reflected in a
mirror than II is In this most admirable picture
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DRILLIANTEs BLEAOH'D COTTONs

6ssI ever oa sis 10. ge1t9n
bro Cottons at Ga cents large lot Cslices at Ga
cents richly worth l2h cents; large lot Ginghams
bargains large lot Carpets and Rugs at about half
their usual value; Ladies' Cloaks of the finest kind
at half prices large lot Dress Silks, from ~ cents to
finer grades; white Brilliantes; colored Brllisntes
Door Mats and Rugs at c. st for cash-any price at
all TO clear out the entire balance of this fals impor
tsti n.
We have on hand large lot light coiored Prints
and Brliantes suitable for the spring. at the great.
est bargain Now ia the tim, for bargains and buy
ers are respectfully invited to ettend at
'"' CHAS. A. GWATKINS,
lao Opposite tho Exchange Hotel.
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~ MONTE CRIsTo HorEL.-The late ST. CHARLES
Hotel will be opened after the 18th of this month,
Under the above name. and conducted on the Euro
pean plan. Rooms per day 80 cents. Meals In the
eating saloon, according to the bill of fare at low
price. The Hotel viii be re-ftted, painted papered
and thoroughly renovotsd and effort will be
spared to make 1t an agreeable home of the business
man. The large Office room on Main street, will be
opened refectory restaurant; and the patrons
of the Room will be tended upon by young ladies
from Lovejoy's Hotel, New York. The Office Of the
Hotel will be changed to large room Wall street
next TO the Bar Room, and the old office will be used
as q carving room te the Saloon.
The yonng ladies will DO under the Immediate So
pervision Of a matron, who comes with high re-
cominendation for the young ladies under
her charge. These who have visited Iovejoy's Ho-
tel, In New York, and been served by those young
ladies' know how neatly they can DO waited upon
The scheme seems novel one to Ms here, but those
who can pass through this position in New York has
little to fear from the chivslry Of the South
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NA- ARE you A SUFFERER Are y

=
.fs;ctsd with Cbills and Fever, nervous headache.
sour stomach indigestion. torpidity OF the COS
tiveness loss q appetite Il 90 Is.cst e once 20
the use of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTkks. ana ps
relieved Have you bad cold, or do you sufier WITH
cold feeti Then take BAKERS PRkMIUM hi
TIERS and be permanently cured. Acting az they
do Ilpon the blood stomach and bowels, no ordinary
disease Of the system can withstand their assaults
but Yield TO its rviRoratng powers and hesifh and
cheerfInees assn me the sfeads Of debility and low
spirits. Are you dyspeptic. suffering the hourly
tnrments Of that disfressingly vexsIi1us oisease
an unfaiIing pansceaone that has not YET iahed 20
produce a cure however long the consuming nre
NAV have been burning. Prepared In the mosf SCH
entiRc manner from vegetable substances ONLY these
BITTERS are without rival for diseases OF the sfo.
mach bowels and blood; and when regularly used at
this season of the year. will prevent colds and sore
throafs by turning MP the system to its naturally
heal, condition Let not the afflicted take our word
in recommendation of this medicine but try it Tor
themselves as thousands have done, and become
converts to it's priceless virtues. ).
For sale by oil the prominent Druggtts In TINS CT
ty and elsewhere. Jas-u
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Asr,rw.-Tbe Ladies' Of st. Peters Congregation,
have the pleasure 70 announce to the pubic that on
MONDAY next the nth inst and the folS1lnY d@Ss
FaIR. in MI. Mitchsls New Store. on Governor. OF
18th stre-t. In Mr. Bevn's Row. !,
They invite the charitable. sna espseinahgr hsig
tables exhibit 9 fane assortment OF superb articles
and great variety Of substantials ~ well as aeica
cies fur the qualification Of the taste.
n. rrocsds Of the Fair VIII be devoted towards
paying for the new building recently erected.
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COMPLIMENT 10 MISS ASpREws.-Tbe name of thu
"Howard Bread Society,"" of New Yoik, has been
changed to that of the 'IIunter Woods Benevo.
lent Society" This Is designed ms compliment
90 Miss Annie NJ. Andrews, the "Florencs NIgh,in.
gale" Of America, whose generous intention il IL to
devote the entire profits which may accrue from
tho sale OF her forthcoming work to the relief Of
the widow Of Mayor Woodis who sacrificed hi.
life In an effort TO stay the march of the dread de
stroyer, In Norfolk, In the memorable summer of
1855. -
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DIED,

In Chesterfield county at the residence OF her SON.
inlaw simon Gay ESQ. In the roth year of her ago,
Mrs. NANCY ANDREWS. rellct of the late w m. IN
drews, of the above county.
GS- Petersburg papers please copy.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HAMPTON ROADS. Jan. S.-Arrived, clipper ship
Charger, Capt Hurd, from Chincha Islands, with
guano, for orders.
NORFOLK, Jan. S.-Schooner Susan Y. Abbott,
Ludlam, from New York for Newhurne, n o.. with
railroad iron, arrived here this svenins leaking
had
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New YORK Jan. s-Flotr-State and Ohio a.iyanc
ed cent?; Southern unchanged. What nominal -
earn buoyant: Southern yellow So a. 90 cents stocks
& neraily lower. Virginia SIS 1911.
BALTIMORE, Jan. S--Flour unchanged. Wheat
steady: white $l.I0 a LIZ; red 81 al Lee. Corn
buoy ants new white s. g IS cents; yellow IS @ O.
cents.
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ELECTION OF A MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
Bos1oy, Jan s-Daniel W. Goech, Republican,
has been elected to Congress, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of n. p. Banks.
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EARM AND DWELLING FOR RENT

L That very desirable country Residence and
Farm, situated on the Central Railroad and Meadow
Bridg. Road, within half mile OF the city of Rich
memo, belonging TO Judge 2. Y. Daniel, will be for
rent from the LIST of January next The farm con-
tains about acres OF which about 20 in cutva
ton. The improvements consist of large two story
Brick Dwelling, with eight rooms besides the cellar
wooden kitchen, servants houses barn, stable and
which Is an unusually fine and copous spring. The
whole place is abundantly supplied with good water
inhe sickiiest seasons. As country residence
convenient to the city. and as market garden and
Dairy this place has peculiar attractions and advan-
tag.s Any further Information relating to il and to
the terms of renting 1t. may be had application to
the subscribers. GODDIN Il APPERSON,
jA9-2taNyim AuctoDeers.
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: FHT.10aAPHIC NHyve.
RrporrYD ron THE DAILY DIgRArUn.
fNpoETANT FROM KANSAS

lMPuhkANl FhpsA hhssGAS.
WtsHryoroy, Jan, S--Reliable information from
Kansas states that over 700 votes had been cast lot
the Lecompton constitution, believed 10 be ma
icrisy II all She sotes In the Territory. Mr.. Cab
houu. President Of the late convention, would nos
omen the ballot boxes until after the election on
the sth. The movement Of the conservative por-
ton Of the free State men, In supporting ticket,
created the best feeling and IL beisvsd IN Poiit
cal circles that Kansas will soon be admitted Win
out DILIGENTLY.
A letter from a very high source in Kansas says
the Emigrant Aid Society ere in league with the
Normons to detain the troops sent to Utah.
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Walkers "army," now on the shore at Norfolk
are said to be in most destitute condition, hay
ing neither money nor clothing.
ii. A. Weaver. republican, was reelected Mayor
of Pittsburg by 1885 majority.
The rev theatre in Washington opened on
Wednesday evening successfully.
There were IL deaths In Charleston for tho week
ending the I'd inst. .---.
CoNaREss.-Both Houses Of Congress have ad.
journed over to Monday.
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TIE rJORIDA INDIANS,

yrw ORLEANS Jam s.--A delegation of Greeks
aud Seminoles has arrived here ON their way to
Florida, with the view of inducing Billy Bowlegs
to emigrate to the West
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ATER FROM TAMHCO

NEW ORLEANS Jan. S.-Advices from Tampico. to
the Doth nit. have been received. The news OF Co
mopfort's Dictatorship reached there on the Iotn;
A proclamation Of acceptance was Issued, and all
continued quiet.
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rsa coScrsf L.sr NmHf The shFonGsd and
nsA,ooah,e audience assembled In MstropoIitan,
Han last night, were delighted beyond their most
sansuine expectations, n We may isdgs from the
esshnsiastic applause which greeted the perfor.
n<rs. 10 speak Of the merits Of Tsaisrss and
vmrrsxrs a. they deserve, would require more
SPACE than ws have now to devote 10 the subject.
The concert was brilliant success 10 every re-
spset, and we are confident shaenost Of these who
attended, will secure tickets for next Tuesday
night.
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MARRIED

At Woodland. Hanover county. on.the 22dsDecem.
ber by Rev G. Ii. Read Mr.. X. A. F0NTAINE, OF Ala
barna, to Miss ALICE WINSTON. youngest daugh.
ter Of W. c. Winston, Esq.
~ Mobile papers please copy.
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MARYLAND LEoisLAruRE..-Ths organization of the
Legislature Of Maryland was effected on Thursday.
in the Senate, Hon. Edwin IT, Webster, Of Har.
ford, was chosen President, and In the House, J.
summerfeid Berry, Esq, Of Baltimore county, was
elected speaker-both members OF the American
party.
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mSrpnorKo1,oS BrrLpISa FUxp Coz

TPRoTEC1IoS BUILDING FUND LON
pAyr.-The regular monthly meeting OF this Com.
many will be held this (SATURDAY1 evening. tns
us,,a during the day at 12i Main street faaing U
Obtain quorum at The annual meeting, neIa 90 we
TN instant the election Of officers, &c. viii 49,
Mace this eysnng All the members are requested
70 he present, or represented by pro1L;,. -,
in Git Il. r. INV NoESD' 0cS y.
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TIE ADMINISTRATIONS AND CoMnoDone pArLDIss.--
The message Of President Buchanan, which we
publish this morning, will command general at
tention. II gave rse 70 an animated dsbsts ip the
Senate on Thursday, In which Msssrs. Seward, Dos
little and Pearce sustained the Prcsidents views
aud Messrs Davis, crittendsn, Brown. Pngh,
rsombs and pouglas took the opposite side. The
message was nnAiIy referred TO the Committee Of
Foreign Relations.
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go DABnAfH EvHMrsa-A discourse
:, sssa vallo,yss fIeii. ~ Prof Yowfta ON the 10
rrrs or MAY, or the Millennium and immortality.
iag--ItN
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ma MAX, Know THrsrLr.-To-D DAT
and THIa EVENING. Prof fowtm tells applicants
siI sbont themselves and children, 81 the kxehsnse
IN n-~fta
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~ THE FINE ARfs.-The citizens Of Richmond
win soon have An opportunity to examine Cine col
lection Of or PAiyrfyas which they will notice, are
advertised by Messrs. Cook Co., TO be sold at ac-
ton, at semple's old Drug Store. ON Main street.
They are now being arranged for free exhibition,
during all day on MONDAY. and In the EVENING.
II IL long time since We have hal any sale ~ i'm.
porssnce In this city and these Pictures If attractive
ought to command the attention Of Picture buyers.
We would accept Of ono frSm any friend.
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RLdCKGMITHS.--We wish TO hire a
- Grsf rate Negro Smith and one or two Eelrers.
We have likely Girl to hire ont 10 or II YEAR, old
Apply % ljag-iwl GEO WATT & co.
EOR 6ALE-A likely Negro Women.
= aged u. shecan COX. Wash and Iron, and do
general house oFk sold 10 remain in the al y For
farther Information. apply to 4. u. EAOH0,
FOB HiRE.-Msn. Boys, Women and girls ier
RUkNETT q. RUSHTON'S AND
and Phosphate OF Lime; IAanxrdss Insts RelirG PAL
= ds Rheumatic Liniiaent; HartshorDs Cure All,
ives Turf OIL, and full supply OF Patent MeiI
Clues on hand. and for sale BY
WARIN0 4 PEARCE, Druggists
Hs Corner tfh and broad streets.
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narRRy. Dn. DodaHrT will preach at
rr;ritv Church this {sATURDAY) morning. sf U
,.rIork and also on SABBATH MORNING, 81 tine
,aIne hour, IL being quarterly meeting
"a
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HF-We are indebted to Hon. Jony IEIcHER for
copy Of bis able speech in the House of Represen
tAtives on the Treasury note bill.
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FROM THE UTAH ExpEDITIOx.-THE REPORT
EnMass ACRE NOT CONFIRMED

LOUISVILLE. Jan. s.--Advices from Fort kearney
m The ga OF December have been received. Col.
Johnston was at Fort Bridger on the 18th OF No
yember. Col. Cookies command bad also arrived,
and nothing is said abont his having been attacked
The grass was all burned, and the animals were
dying at the rate Of 100 per day. The Mormons
were terrifying all the passes.
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AuRyf,y m NORPOI.K.

WIN. r. FOSTER. ESQ, is the Agent for the Danny
pnrarca IN Norfolk. the circulaticu Of the paper
there having Increased TO an extent demanding per-
eona attention 70 iss distribution. the eclleeson Of
Anaa a
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MY NorIcE.-THR LITERARY SocIB1

or rBs Youyo MES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION: will
meet Ia their Hall in Goddin's building, on sATuh-
DAY EVENING. January 9Th. ut ~ o'clock.
In addition to the inaugural address Of the Prcs,-
dent and an Grafton by Mr.. T.. i. MARYE. the fol-
lowing question will he discussed. rs MAN OF A
HIaHRR ORDER OF ISrELLscT THAN WOMAN
ia st A. I. GORDON. secretary.
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TEE wEArHn, NOsrH AND EAsr-ln Montreal,
Canada. large quantity Of snow fell Wednesday
ussht, and the thermometer Thursday morning 10.
diested % above zero. There was q severe snow
storm, Tbussday, ct 81. John, n. n, and Ct East.
pert, Calais and Bangor, Maine. In Boston, the
same day, the weather was clear aud pleasant with
rood slejghing.
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A GREAT BILL At THE TnssrxE.--Ths bill for TO-
night includes unusual AttracfIcns, and We antics.
pase . crowded hoass. 1bs tragic drama o.
Sssaushampsrs whifhhss bsen twics played before
Js,pss Msaisop viii perform several astoaishing
tasas d strspsth. Other interesting features arc
snesd'ed In tbs progssmms among them, a sopg
~ Mrs Joseghips fsrksg
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AppcTNTupyTs rONPIRNHp

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The senate, 10 Executive
session yesterday, confirmed Beverly l.. Clarke a.
Minister to Guatemala, and 7. L. Sedgwick as Dis
trict Attorney Of New York, vice John McKeon
dismissed.
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TaalsERe's sEcoxp CONCERT will take pisce at
Metropolitan Hall, on Tuesday evening next.
diogram Of the half will be found At the bookstore
OF SIR. Woodhouse. where yeats may be secured.
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,IUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM

WI PANY, OF NEW 'YORK-CAPITAL -FOUR
AND HALF MILLI0NS.-affers in its large ac-
cumulated fund, and its steadily icreasing profits
the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS to all persons desiring to
insure their lives. Those applying before the LIST of
February will receive AT THAT TIME an averaSe divi-
dend of OVER SEVENTY PER CENT on their premium,
which will be placed to their credit For informa-
ton, apply at THE VALLEY INSURANCE. COMPANY UP-
FIcE. O. r. BRESEE Agent
j. b. McCAw. NJ. D., Medical Examiner
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Fort Of Richmond, Jan. s.-Hoa Water II = ~

FoTt Of Richmond, Jan. s.-Ht0h FdteT II TcfF
ARRIVED.
Steamer Virginia, Kelly. Philadelphia. mdss. and
passengers, ii. L. Tuttle.
SAILED.
Schooner Danyille, Chester, New York. Fudse.. D.
i w. CarIie.
Schooner Two Williams, smi;h, Norfolk, corn.
Ship Luna (Bren.) Wark meister, from Richmond,
arrived at Breme, haven 18th ult
ship Schiller. Bahr, from Baltimore for Bremen,
was of DungeS "a 2nth ult
"Edna, Warkmpisler, from Richmond, arrived at
Bremen 18th ut.
Henry Harbeck." True, for Alexandria, sailed
from Cardif 18th nit
Schooner Ann Cole, for City Point, cleared at New
York 9th inst.
Schooner VIM. Gregory, Bucklin, from Rockland
for Richmond arrived ut new York 81 inst.
Schooner John Bell, Ham, from Richmond, arrived
ut Rockland I'd inst
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n6e CHILDREN! CHILDREN
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT IN THE ARTS.
MAGNIFICENT AMBR0TYPES taken Of children
of all ages in two seconds, at GRRYS GALLERY,
I67 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank.
Richmond, Va. ard Sal Broadway, two doors above
Taylor's Saloon. Sew York. Ja66tN
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CAUTION TO HOTEL KEEPERS

NAUTIOk TO HOTEL KEEPERS
~ Look OUT br several chaps, hailing from New
York, calling themselves SAMPSON and LEAVlTT,
going round selling oil paintings. asking 1926 piece
but will refuse SO They slipped on from the
United States Hotel without aging their board bills
They are all Jews and swindlers. ! know of no bet
tise them, which consider TO be duty that all Ho-
tel keepers owe 10 one another and will set the
ample. Another Jew calling himself MYERS, swim
dled me out of $40 about SIX weeks since.
Newspaper editors will render the public great
service, by handing these fellows around.
JOHN A. JETER,
Ia Eft PrOnriefor L.. 4. HnteI RIchmnnL
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fFsn1un1uk FOR LYNCHBURG.-TO
- leave TUESDAY EVENING The
Canal Boat SuATANA, Capt. Smith. will leave as
above. For freight, apply TO
". p. COX, At the Shed.
ia0-3t Dock street
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M 30 CENT Portraits by the lninitablc Tyler
Co.. bstterrhan these rivals charge 81 for Go try Il
I3e Main street
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nay THE MUSTANG LINIMgSr CURES

rheumatism;
The Must0n0 Imminent carss Stiff Joints:
11,e Mustang LintmeH cures Barns ond Mounds;
Tie Mustang LiHiment cares Sores and Ulcers;
The Mustang Liuimsnt cures Cuked Bre1Sts0nd .S5Jr
Nipples
Tie Mustang Liaiment cures Neurai0fo;
The MtstdnD LiniRsnt cures C6rns and Vorts;
The Mustang Liaimeat is s'nrth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNTM
To the United States the preserver and restorer
Of valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprains
Galds, Wounds Stiff Joints, &c.
Will you answer this question? Did you ever hear
of any ordinary Sore Swelling. Sprain or Stiffness,
either on man or beast, which the Mustang Linz
ment would not cure? Did You ever visit any re-
spectacle Druggist in any part OF the world-in Eu-
greatest discovery of the age." Sold every where.
Every family should have it: three sizes.
BARNES & PARK.
ia s-d&w-lia Pfoprietors, New York.
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THE LYING HBURG INSURANCE.

/ III u u NO IDUhU INDUhANCE
Il COMPANY-JoIIN ROBIN MCDANIEL PRE-
sIDBNT-INSURES SLAVES for one, or a serm of
year on the most reasonable rates. Policies IS
SUED and Losses PRs NPTLY paid by tho Agent at the
UrFlCg OF The VALLEY INSURANCE COMPANY.
j. ID. McCAw NJ. d., Medical Examiner
ia 9-3t o Y. BRESEE, Agent.
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HA.TAsHs BROOK can be found at TYLER Co /
Steam Portrait Gallery. I5e Main street
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n6s. PaxRaa, oIMrRR1AL AMnRorYrEs

HE3y HUNKEB ''IMFEHIAL <tMb hUIIF DC
Asp PHsrosRApHs. ISL MAIN five have been In
formed that Mr.. POWERS has made an arrangement
with the members of the Legislature to Photograph
the entire Assembly The number OF Pictures TO be
taken Ia upwards Of A., non.
POWERS Pictures challenge competition for beauty.
durability and cheapness. Isl Main street.
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