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=. An9muD.
TAs point Il this stssy = esyseseed u tAs titis:
and the story itself u sAasply draun ulnstrs.
tton Of the folly and madAsas ~ linkinr toe,thsr
two immortal souls BY the rough caains Of selash
interest, pride, or bAssr passion.
The tcssou taught 10 one Of deep sirnihc
and Thousands Vt hearts will throb In almost wild
response, 70 the life experience Of Jessie Lorins.
Who, In all the bitter trials of her unhappy unioS.
swsrved not hsir's bresdth from honor, principls
or religious duty. though temptation came 10 its
most Allurips shape.
As the type Of true woms4s she IL worthy "a
be embslmed in the memory Of every reader.
Ono neat limo. vol. Pricc 81. For sale by
OGDEN, HRoWNELL 4 Co.
msylOd No. - Main-st.
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Llghtning Ii o d 3.
LIGHTNING RODS!
LILO n THIN g n D.
TllIlA z 4 at, Ia = 4 = = rs /,
Il no. iss MAIN-sTRRRT,
Asgsd Sign Of the Droadaxs.
CRnACULAR.

y OoI k0b2O90 oao tAO 0OueG -
General.
yXy1A aks great pleasure In being ahls - assaTs
w you that Notwithstanding our heavy loss b.
ths bnrAing Of oar SAiss Rooms at Nos. q asa q
Washington Avenue, and ths Los Of the sntirs
stock In them, on the morning Of the 35th alt,
vs are already ahls 70 All any order that may b.
desired IN our line.
Having large amount Of stock In our Ware
houses that not connected with our aalse rooms
and bang - constant receipt Of soods fron the
1eet Aaauencturers, ~ ars thas enabled 10 MI or.
dsfs 1t ussal low prices, and In former prompt
sd oataSkaetofy manner.
Oar fasilittss fof procuring and keeping up d.
sllAels stock ars unsquAiedj our psssoaal alton
tlen md large experience u and viii ~ sonstautly
given y car Legitimate business u Dealers In and
hsnufaeenrsn 81
Furniture ana Upholstery,
Il I'll ~ Various heaachss. w assure you that
- viii ssai - 80 Goods and ct = Low Prices,
sed 9. - favora6ls terms - any house in tbs
TAsaiiae yos ler ~ vsry liberal patronage
asfssafpss bestowed ON y, W ask emAinssses u
the sAns. 7
Sals Rooms for ~ present, g North.ve.t cor.
ser Of WaahinRton Avenue snd Second e.. saa1
doors below tas Oh stand.
s'ry ssc:.gP:ss:s..!1y, !, 90,
q Lesis. Ne. JAY :. 'ss.-eaeilAv
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OO0ooN0o9I00s
We understand list he two up-rivss pax.
= se1pAniss havs eoasslidalsd, asd The Ks-
sksk ed Ben Csspbsll will arrive sltslsats-
y, osss . dsy. The $50 ssraagsssst con
neeses today. Their hosrs = arrival and
departure ~ have not ~ learned. II Tie
rail y aot allowed 10 Ts.aia Over = Bar
liagton day, he rest il mot naassr Of
neal eoneeoueoes.
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GREAT nntcElElfTs HoR CASH
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT CHEAPEST RATES,
IN ooop sryLE. ON
| aast printing DRESSES
Daily Gate City
JOB OFFICE.
Being we'll supplied with everything necessary
70 DO GOOD WORK, and having recently
.ads considerable sddisioa IN the wsyof
NEW PLAIN TYPE!
We can make isso ths Interest Of persons
vs.Aing Printing done, to give u call.
vs nm j1a naivsi Inn tt nallfa6urn
vsry large and choice assostnsns Of
FINE PAPERS
CARD STOCK,
Giving q great advantages In both quality and
psies.
DsyiAs u hsaA-quartsss st the lowest wholesale
Cash psisss, NJ 90 AL orders for PriShng ct very
log RATES. 40 sssl Nee.
1UJ104UAx1IXI
Il IL ruls In this O1Ss. Work can Away, be bad
according 70 promise
S-An kinds Of DOOK 4 yOD work,
Dtain asa fancy, done with despatch.
BILLS OF LADTNa,
BILLHEADe,
IOWA : ILLINOIS DEEDS,
AoRTaA0Es,
JUSTICES BLANKS,
NOTES,
COUPONS,
BANK CHECKS,
RAILROAD : STEAMBOAT TICKETS,
WAGON RECEIPTS.
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS, TO-, Ae.
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eAOM y. ~ UCWhvkWso AGENCY
Msnsreas Osssa sssa.AAAsp C.,.
STEAM - ''''&.
AEaLo-sAxoE, NORTH AMERICAN,
NOVA sOOrfAN, lssv) HUNaAsiAH, ts.s
RAILROAD Of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Govsrnnsnt 70 transport
the Mails.
DATES or SAILING.
1aoh ounsc. vnon LIvnA1oos.
Evsrery altsr.ase sstar- Evry alternate wsd.ss-
May % The nth Of April y ~ ~ Of
November, inclusive. October, iasIsafvs.
During the winter months these vessels eoaneet
With the GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD q Port
RATES or PASSAGE.
y,s~ Chicago 10 Liverpool, via Mich Central, Great
Western and GRAND TRUNK RAiLRoADs
and Steamer,
10 - to4lee
according 70 aseomnodatiens.
including cooked provisions.
roads,
iss Ds 70 Sis 70
according 70 assoansdatioa.
Including sooks1 Jeovisieas.
Afully qualified 61rDeen saila - sa0h yuosel.
Zach Paasnsar tleksts1 tA1oeA vim - d.
. ss;s :. IS !, ;s.s ss.,sis, p, Raj.
cabin and 10 fest for sseA stssrags passsaess.
spsetal trains from osebse viSA lAs Mails and
rassengsn ars dispatched On IL arrival a each
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A Vkkf superior Assortment Of Linen Goods
"A on hand 81 No. . Kstss House, Main-st.
apr3d Awe.
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TO THE LADDER.
Al RS. n. TALON, having just returned from
M the East, il now offering to tho Ladies' Ans
stock Of New Spring Goods, inclpding Bonnsts,
Ribbons, Flowers, and every thing in that line
Her shop 10 removed 70
No. 81 Maln-Ht.,
where she will Be pleased 10 see her numerous
customers. ~ Fowler Models for sale.
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In all the principal cities and towns, these works
viii Be delivered, Free 81 Postage. Nhsn
ssnt By mail, the PosrAsH TO sny part of the Uui-
ted btates, win b bat - CenSs . year for
"blsehwood " and bat ~ Gents q year for
N. B.-The price In Great Britain Of the I've
Periodicals above named Is about Thirty-one Dol
lars Per annum.
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The Cure ofHumbuz.

The New York Journal of Commerce refers to
an Individual, calling himself DR.. Robert Bland,
who has tte0 testing human creduity, when Is
rather capscious in the rural districts, TO the
utmost. though it is hoped, without much sue
cess, at least since Mayor Tiemann entered on bis
brilliant crusade against swindlers. The "DT.
has for some time been sending circular over the
country, which he calls the New YORK Journal
and ia which ne offers to Disclose. for compensa
tan. all sorts Of impossible thngs-such as trans
muting base metals into gold, making one Collar
appear and be satisfactory to the recipient az
two dollars; also, bow to render one self lnVisoe.
and numerous others equally absurd, which would
be very funny a supplement OF Baron Nun
chausen's adventures, but are very serious and
wicked impostures, as a means OF making money'
Measures have been taken TO have the letters Oh
this subliuaely impuden fellow detained at the
post Office, and forwarded to the Dead Letter De-
partment at Washington. The Journal of Con-
setce expresses the hope that the time VIII soon
come when the blockheads who now furnish such
prof table game to these impostors, will kno"
enough to take care of themselves, VIII any
friendly official interposition
We are afraid that that time is yet far distant
The vast pecsniary harvests reaped by qnacks and
impostors in this country will continue to stimulate
human Ingenuity and perseverance, in cultivating
o field 70 much more extensive and profitable than
auy of the usual pursuits of human industry
whilst Braudeths convert pills into palaces, and
Rarnums In shameless autobIC graphies. trans
form roguery into a virtue, and a thing TO be proud
Owe may be sure the army of impostors will never
lack recruits and, on the other hand, whilst popular
5rnorance and human aullibility continue, we have
no reason to expect that mankind Twill know
epouyh to take care of themselves" The best way
70 take care of them is the universal education of
.l,,
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Jones Green. a well known citizen of Culpeper
county Va. died on the 10th inst
bear weighing between four and five hundred
pounds was killed In Wilkes county, n. c., on the
23d ult.
Capt. Whitaker, of the bark Taconey Of Phil
adelphia, died recently at Havana.
Nineteen Custom Houses in the United States do
not collect revenue enough TO pay their expenses
1t is said that Lieut.. Ives has reported to the
War Department that the navigation of the Colora
do river is safe for large steamers.
The celebrated trotting mare "Flora Temple
has been purchased for IS, coo by VIM. Mcdonald Of
Baltimore.
The navy yard at Benicia, Cal. is intended to BE-
the largest in the United States, If not in the
world
Emory pnisal. son of Rev. John Poisal of New
York. was drowned at Dickinson college, Pa, on
the 21st inst.
The Central Presby terrain church in Cincinnati
was dedicated last Sunday. Rev. DR.. Plumer
preached sermon on the occasion.
Lieut. C. Il. ThorBburn, United Statesnavy, has
heen ordered to California. to join the exploring
expedition hkiug out at the navy yard, at Mare
Island.
The mission to Sardinia, now filled by J. NJ
Daniel, Esq, of Virginia, has been rendered b.
the President to the Hon. Warren Winslow, o.
North Carolina.
Amang those lost on the steamer Pennsylvania
WAS the entire family of VIM. Ray, of Louisville
Kentucky.
Johp e. Petit Is nominated for reelection to
Congress by the republicans OF the llth district OF
Indiana.
Morgan BRYAN, convicted at Pittsburg of selling
lottery tickets has been sentenced to pay the
coats, and be Imprisoned in the penitentiary one
year.
The New York Journal of Commerce positively
asserts that Mr.. Buchanan will adhere TO his orig
iual determination, and not be candidate for Il
second term.
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Mr.. Grant Thorburn.

We have received the following letter from the
venerable Grant Thorburn, accompanied by note
from Mrs. Thorburo, stating that u was aeorgec
Thorhuru, bis only child By former marriage,
and not the old gentleman, who visited Mount
Vernon on late occasion, by invitation of the la
dies. Mr. Thorhurn, the elder, Il AT present In
New Haven, Conn, and has not been able TO travel
TO New York since he left that city, four years
ago.
The letter of "I.arrie Todd" so simple, eharac-
teristic. and replete with patriotism, win be read
With interest
NEW HAVEN, Conn, 10th June, 1873.
Ms. EpIroR,--on this Gay. sixty four years. I
With only three cents in my pocket, and my terouqH
mai hammer in my hand The amount of my edu-
e.tion consisted in reading he nihin wr'.ng my
di,ior. thought that Subtraction was worse than
good r M thing
when I stepped on shorr in New York had a
first born son wonld help the fair dRughter' of Ame
RIGA to gsrrish the tomb Of Washington, would
have Thought him false prophet Be th'sas tmay,
would rather see nav son plant the rose OF sharon
and the lilly of the valley on the grave OF washing
ton than 10 see him FmperAr over all tn Russians
saw ~our article in the Dispatch OF The ?'th hav'
though rather above the freszipg point at nn.sty'
Won placed me where ] like hest viz anonG ""'s-
me i1SSes and blooming toner's n,
vo;cd three years when Washiegton vs. Isu,;i,a,
dent John Adam, Holm Jaw. HancocF. HaN,I't gu.
Robert snd Governenr Morris, we're among ~, ~
friends and customers When these men "eIe ~
the elm AL on bad We're mon,s s mn Control rub
lie affairs and unless the God Of Washing cots
10 { ur helm before 1919. the American hepnohc VIII
be uumbe red among things that were ,,
Having rotsd under Washington. end msT.leu
thr-s bonnie American lassps, claim the fsht vi
speSoh' GRANT THoRnuRs. sr,
Aged IS yea,s and months.
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The New York Herald says that the true cans,
of the decline ia the sound administration o
criminal justice in that CITY, is the deterioration
In ths character of the Judiciary caused by the
election Of Judges. This it declares 10 be the root
OF The evil and adds that, since the principl,
OF an elective Judiciary WAS adopted in New ork
the Judges have been declining in worth, talent
and character.
AL the last session of the New York Legislature
Al act Was passed calling urOn the people TO vote
whether or no Convention should be called to re
model the Constitution. The Herald hopes the
people will vote for the Convention If for no othe,
reason than 10 relieve them from the terrible con
sequences Of that fatal clause which made the ju
dietary of the State elective.
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EemnIa prsaci,ers.

IL seems that the United States Is not the only
country ia which ladies' enter the pulpit aud per
form the duties " preachers. A London paper
meDt 'ons Miss Buck, who has recently made her
second appearance in the pulpit of Salem chapel
Rsiftst, and preached from Romans J. 10, "For /
au not ashamed Of the Gospel Of Christ" dc. She
il sad 10 have displayed extraordinary talent,
great command Of language, profound logic, and
the anaissis Of the character Of Sc Paul with which
she iresneed the Discourse. master piece Of
otatefy hs.etmon, which lasted one hour and
bf'een mir uies. wes very eloquent, and never on
sibse occasion, did she descend to eoInlno place
OF hse~nesed phrases. Originality and genius were
Predominant" THIS Is encouraging TO the lads
IAs'1b.lse 81 The clerical profession 10 the United
a'atss' The Rev. Mas Buck lie said to eclipse all
WIS a'a'e preachers in that part Of Great Britain,
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The New York Independent dscourses with much
snctiun upon the indifferent morals of the secular
press Of that city. aud takes occasion 10 commend
the New York Courier and enquirer as having more
"steadly improved in character than any jour
nal IL knows of, Within the last Eve years. This
Improvement consists in ''tbe infusion into its
columns Of positive sympathy with human free
dom aud with the progress OF humanity" Hence it
affords the Independent "much satisfaction to state
that the GDhyicr can DO safely read in Christian
families
The New York Journal If Commerce thinks that
commendation Of morality is not of much vaIre
coming from paper which habimally viIfcs the
best institutions Of benev Jlence, aud recommends
in certain not only resstanc" to the Lave bn
fltr1ar
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9pBCIAI. Mox1CH0.
- Mrx,oAN MUSTANG LIsIMss

Its wonderful effects and consaqnsnt pcpuar ~
ever acquired the same patronage Was SUI lee.ea "
the same number OF severe and d,ne emf sis an
NJ has ir,sIy been styled Panaeea for all externai
Wounds. Cuts, swelnss, sprsins. Brnisss or fsup
lions ON Man or Beast Iii - lar ~ ~
! nyisino v.rfus that PHYSICIANS are enupei'ed ".
nrescribe IL: and from some remarkable cures q
Unronc and aisturteu rheumatic cases II mas "a u
rally attracted much attention from the lrst sceh
A. irn;nds Of the age No family can afford 70 De
witb nj = bottle of the Mustang Liniment In their
T,e .Duns Il sold uy respectable dealers in all
10 - - m ,rorId BARNES q PARK.
pa o, y. Propriefors, New York.
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TIL. anproaching Celebration.

In another criumn will be found the report OF
meeting held yesterday afternoon To MAKE 7r'
rapgemeuts for the ceremonies of the 9TH proximo'
The Committee of Arrangements appointed by
that meeting, we'll as the captains o'the '"'"n'
teer companies in the city. are requested 10 meet
a committee Of the Council this afternoon, at
O'Clock. in the Council Chamber, for consultation
and other business.
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RAILROAD INCIDENTAL correspondent of the Vir
pina Sentinel states that son the 2lst, whilst the
train of cars on the Orange and Alexandra Kali
road was at the bridge opposite the residence OF
Mr.. WaiIach. near Cuipeper H., the engine dr'
yer discovered a man sitting on the rail OF the
road, with his head hanging down. as if taking d
nap All efforts were made TO stop the tram
though it being near the end of a curve it was i'm
possible to DO so in time When the engine struck
the man it lifted him 10 feet in the air, and he
feel fat on his hack in the ditch apparently life
less. Captain PAUL. ran the traiu back and TOOK
him on hoard and started back to Culpeper c II
to procure for him medical aid While on the way
back the man commenced talking remarking that
they were carrying him the wrong way. lie sOoI
after raised up his head aud said he was not hurt
He then rose to his feet, remaking at the time tC
the writer of the artcle-"Strauger, you gave mt
laundering jolt! halo let me get off, Capt
stopped his train to oblige him AS he ailghtec
on the ground. be jumped no and cracked his heels
together ard babe adieul He called himself Jack
Brown, of Culpeper."
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A PICTURE TO BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.-
Holding office in Utah ia ojoke, and not very
digniied, il this passage from the correspondence
of the Tribune is as true as it is graphic:
have seen the Governor of the Territory walk
ing gravely up the road towards his tents carry
ing a piece of stove funnel under each arm: have
@seen the Chief Justice cutting the turfGor CHM
ney and punching the oxen which were drawing
logs to Guild his cabin; the Secretary of State
splitting wood and the United States Attorney and
and Marshal p'astering the wallis of their hut
with mud Yesterday | one of the United
States Commissioner, stripped to the buff and rid
log on horseback, pilotinga wagon through ford
across the South Platte. which he had discovered
by wadng while the other Comnisi, ner. having
accomplished the passage. sat upon a sack
the opposite bank, mending a rent in his psnta.
looms. These pictures may convince you that the
civil officers at least. in connection with the Utah
expedition, are not sinecures.
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FaLnon ArHIC NEWS.
.vronrrp FOR THH DAILY pIsrATuH
,onrrnM 1rpMs nv rHE PERSIA.

NEW YoRK, June 23-Ey the Persia's Mes we
learn that Sir Hugh Rose had completely oe" ~.
tbe rebels at Komos, India, killing 700 OF them
and capturing nine guns. 49,,
An attack on Caiphee was expected on the 10th
Of May. .oo
The garrison Mt Shah Jehanpore, 600 strong, was
surrourded by 5000 rebels, bnt no fear was enter
tanned for their safety. as relief was near at iand
A village In Central India had been stormed an
after an obstinate resistance, all the male inhabi
tants put to the sword
The subject OF the British outrages was alluded
to In Parliament. Judging from the tone OF de
bate in the House of Lords, they will not be re-
peated again.
majority Of the press both in London and Pa
ris. condemn the acts Of the British cruisers.
The American horses are again looking for q
great struggle on the English turf.
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sw- WORLD FAMOUS, to certainty, is

Or ) UosTETTEKs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIIIEks'
for the cure Of SspeI sia Fever and Ague, Platu-
IeDce Constipation. and all the train OF disesses
which arise from morbid condition Of those fnpc,
which the health 90 much depends. Those who de
sre 10 be prepared not only for the D. spepsa bpi
f,r half the ills that humanity Is heir TO- shou
nroyide themselves with that most excellent com
mound knGwp as DIR Hostetter Celebrated stofnacf
Bitters these "Bitters" are pleasan TO the ta'tt
sure of operation and composed entirely OF segeta
Won want to be entirely refreshed. both physically
and mentally go and procure this valuable tonic.
where je 24-dIm
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TO THE PUBLIC.-The underngpef.

l. with view of accommodating persons, from
the cities and lower country iu quest of summer r..
treat has recently added IT, am thoroughly repair-
ed his well known MADISON HOTEL" at Madj-
son Court House. Virginia aud is now prepared TO
take in some twenty or thirty Bosrders curing the
summer months. or longer ii desired He scarcely
need state that his Bote rs n sumner retr at pre-
sents advantages of no ordinary character beng
located 10 the cen.H Of the village of Madison il.
self 81 mated on high aud beautiful plain com.
uiAndiDg an extensive and picturesque view OF thu
Blue Ridge ard other ranges of mountains noted
or the industry. hospitality and intelligence Of its
citizens and its freedom from sickness IL il con.
uected by daily line of stages with GordonsvflIe
has the advantage Of a daily mail besi1es Others
unnecessary to mention. The undersigned keeps
attentive and ohedient servants and his tables amp
piled with ali the Injuries of the season and country
For terms apply to A SEAL,
Proprietor Madison Hotel
je 4-3taw2w Madison Court House Va
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nay NorrcE,-A DINNER in counsc-

tinn with a FAIR, will be given by the Ladies OF
Che sterfield county, at the Central Church (about
three hundred yards from this Court HO So Of sale
county } on THU aSDkY and THURSDAY night,
the LIST day of July next for the benefit of the Che
terfeld Parsonage
An al iress will be delivered on the occasion. by
the Rev john X. Edwards of Petersburg. We hope
10 see a large number Of persons present as great
interest ia being manifested in devsiDg ;and procu
ring means for their comfort and t. render the day
a pleasant one. EOB'T w GILL,
10 24-tlstJuly* for the Gen. Arrangements.
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GOV. CUMMINGS VIEWS ABOUT THE NOR
MONS.

WASHINGTON. June % A private letter from
Gov. Cummings, says he opposed the MormoDs
going TO Sonora. He confirms the statement that
the Mormons are much divided into peace and war
parties, and speaks of Brigham Young AS a man
Of great perseverance, intellect and experience -
All the Mormons fear and many hate him; the lat
ter. because of his ing the peace party.
Gov. G. plainly says his chief control over the
Mormons is exerted through Young, and should
anything happen to tn wsrt his efforts in endeavor
ing to avert the perils Of collision between the
Army and Mormons, the country may reasonably
expect guerrilla war of several years. duration
at an expense of many millions Of doIlare, while
the terrors of war would be visited upon those
least deserving them.
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INTERESTING FAMILY MEETING.-The Indianapoli.
Sentinel. of the 81 instant. SAYS:

INTERESTING FAMILY NEETINU.-INe InuIanapoIIs
Sentinel. of the 2d instant, says:
Col. James P. Drake, for forty-one years a resi-
dent of Indiana, has just returned from family
gathering which took place at the residence OF his
sister, near Nashville. Tennessee Seven brothers
aud one sister met, some of whom had not seen
each other for twenty, and others for fifty years
And. what is more remarkable. it was n reunion OF
all the children of their parents; all born to then,
having reached ripe age. the youngest ffty-oue
and the oldest seventytwo-io health and com
Portable circumstances In addition, there were
some eighty grand children present-the entire
posterity numbering some two hundred. In the
history of families, seldom is it that such a re
markable circumstance occurs. The father Of Col
brake was seven years in the army of the Revolu
ton.
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Rg-ExrRAoRDNARY AND WONDERFUL will be the
ACHE yement of connecting the eastern and western
worlds by rope of wire; but more astonishing is il
that by the power of electricity we shall be able {,
converse with each other three thousand miles dis
taut with the sped Of lightning This is the great
result OF the eel of chemistry and whilst Nor
will annihia'e time and space, HARrsHoRNEs CURE.
ALL with the same electromagnetic power. will ex
pelI all pain from the human system, 1t may not
annihilate time, but pain will vanish by its magic
nnMer. Ii
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Advertisements for the DIsrAvcH must be handed
N by sir o'clock in The afternoon. in order to appear
the next day The heavy pressure 4 advertisements
mn ,he. columns Of our paper will not admit e'
their reception after the hoar named