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spACIAL NOTICES.
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ny Mass Metric Ea
or CRY AND COUNTY CANDIDATES,
o CHURCH MILL
Amcetinw Of this yariou. sapdiidsts. FOR The he
r,ty and comfy. will be Held at ind ZIG DON iDs
;s :. sFSss mss6sY sia a'0 s
canddstss ars expected 10 be present ann ADDRESS
he meeting. The public generally are invited 70
attend. II fs $50 ~"
~CoILEcroR's NorIcE.--I shall ai-
tan1 Atbemaris Court, at Charlottesville. Monday
next. and will attend " any so,lsh.lons ll ,na.
county. Please send In your nnts ~ entsuurnay
evening hAOhhhD HIN.
ap 2-H ~ &38 -
as-A cARD.-The members .of Phoenix Fire
COMPANY No g. beg to return their sincere thanks TO
Mr. d Walthail, for the elegant Tepast furnished
them at his residence after the fire. which partly
.opsumed his Lumber Yard, this morning, and es-
peeially 20 Mrs Walthail for her nnt,ring ehof@in
April ], 1855. sp ~
SALE of Building Lots on Union Hill
ing lots on 9Th and 18th streets. Union lin, By CO
tiri.woId Com'r For particulars refer to the aue'
ton column Of this paper Gov -.
SPECIAL NorrcE.
SELLING OFF BELOW COST.
The undersigned respectfully announce TO- The
cubic that they have concluded TO cio,e their p"sr
ness and will now offer their entire stock OF
READTMhDE CLOTHING,
At 25 per cent less than the original cost Country
Merchants will do well to call upon and examine
our stock befure purchasing elsewhere.
Also, a very neatly made up assortment OF Chill
dren's and Boys Clothing on hand
0EO HEXTER 4 BRO,
No gn Main street,
an lint One door below lith street.
E6F KITCHEN RANGES receiving of the
most approved style-three SECS, Also. for sale
one second hand RANGE. but little use suitable
far an Eating House or small Hotel. Inquire OF
W. ~ GEORGE STARkkTT,
ap l-2w doNeFhof s'ioe''
nTF FOR HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RlCHE
MOND-
JOHN Fl. D. G G + B.
Election, Wednesday, April 9TH, 1851
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On. TYLER e. Co.'S Steam Ambr0type Gallery, 1883
MAN street Portraits from 25 cents to $25.
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CANDlDd1Es s,n ysrl,n

49,. "
M MUST DE- ELECTEDs-I am r,.slssA =, a..
That the c.nvicscn thst Henry nv sns $500. -
s,.ft % the sUvt RfN TIES DKStjf ~ Tusp.lp
warts o sr n .rbh sep p and ssns Y
nss ~ ms siiDg ~ the br.ast Of The publ,e II,
,sel :. y ha the battle and note
VIII ptasure, and there are few believe M Al n,
got read 4 with the same fesii.a Thar 40 sns
~, tL 10, and reasonable me among ~ Who ~
an tfhce which his deeds Of iindnssss
coufage 10 sitter city. pe.tII.Urs ssr,rksr ,h,,
sest Ne IS 50 well suaiined AL LET rs All. foTs
a FRIEND TO WORTH AND rRoeRrss
E3-M0SR0E WARD TrcKET-Th. n..,,.
romp0sin. the following ticket being m. ~ stss
ling worth. VIII be supported By the Vol. y. M NJ,
FOR sLbfaEy. ron eorxr,,
Jw Beveridge ID saunSs,.
y yD,e ~ p SnrfSy wellington Goddin
ysmes Bray Geo X CfHtchh.id
LpscomD W HlazebrQok
APT
f5- MONROE wARD.-Peopie. Ticket ,or IN.
Council ~ '"e
hW Glszebrook Geo Hunaley
Thos c Erps
The above Tieket Of ex psri.nced and f.ths,l nr,,
Der for the benefit Of the city) viii BE- ~
their fellow citizens, generally, as Conncilu en- ~
the next year. spa tiles
fs- MONROE WARD-The following tieLa.
will be supported BY the voters % Monro> Wsrd.
s For ALDsRMEN. FOR C0usCfLMEx
Jas Bray. esm D Dsrloon
II stark Richard Morris.
J w Beveridge. VIM G Alien
~ Llnscomh, Thos Eppes
Chas Word, Chas Dimmock.
Zap 2-tde~
F5- JEFFERSON WARD.-Ths following ticket
will 'nmand the suffrage of every voter in IrtT.r
scn Ward The gentlemen are OF the highest stand
ing. and In " deserve any position of homer and
trnst their frllow'citizens can bestow on them:
FOR ALDERMEN FOR CoUNrtiMrN
Vim Taylor Alexander CRAIG
George Sadler, VIM VI kichatd.o,
eanxsy, b IIili
Alfred Inioes, X . Ifask'ns
Chas Il L i'll. John III Greannr
p2-ltf
81 TO THE VOTERS or TUE CITY or RICH.
aoND.-At the solicitation OF many friends 7 re-
tpecttully announce myself candidate ths Of
nee Of MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE ard
respectfully 81 cit Jour votes the 7th of tprll
IA
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40. Ambrotypes OF any size at TYLER Co.'S Gal
lery 900 per cent cheaper than any other Gallery in
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
| NORFOLK April ARRIVED ship Sarah l.. Dill,
| from Turks Islands.
In Hampton Roads, u. S. sloop-oEwar Marion,
| for the coast of Africa, waiting wind.
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Rar WIZ SUFFER WITH RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA,
Head Acha Ear or Tooth Ache, or pain in any part
of the limbs or body, stomach or bowels, when you
be cured instantly with HARTSII0RNk'S
CURE-ALL? IL is fine tonic for weak stcmachs
and bowels, giving them tone and strength to di-
gest food. thus curing Indigestion and Dyspepsia
Let all who sUffrr, buy bottle from PURCELL,
LADD & CO. or other Druggists in Richmond
Bottles rs and 5 cents oc liD-hm
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ssa Attractive SALE FOR 20 DAYS =

GFap ATTRACTIVE SALE FOR 20 DAYS -
Staple. Fancy and Millinery Goods, Fringes and
Dress Trimmings Emhrederes Ladies' Dress Caps
Muslin. swiss and Dimty Bands. Head Dresses
Scarfs Iaces, Grapes, Hosiery GlOs Hoop Skirts
Brass Steel and Plated Hoops Cords and Tasselr
for picture hangings, &c. &c with numerous other
articles selling at reduction of 20 per cent. l. g.
than former price, to make room for Spring pur
chases. LADIES' BAZAAR,
No a6 Broad street, between 4th and 5th.
NH Aim
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s6- To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF
RICHMOND Il re pectfully announce myself ca,
didate fer reelection 10 the office of REGISTER or
THE CITY WATER WORKS.
ap 2-5t* VI l. sTRATToN
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-LOUIS J. BOS-
- sIEUX removed his large STEAM CANDY
MANUFACT0aY, in July last, TO his large. ro!my
nye story building, on the opposite side of Main
street. six doors below the late stand of Purcell,
Ladd Co. and directly opposite the Id established
store of Messrs Binford Mayo Il Blair, whare he
would be h Apply to accommodate his Oil customers
and the public generally. The very liberal patron
age bestowed upon him for the last ten years ena-
hi 8 hun with an enlarged establishment, to offer
ndncen 'nts to purchasers unequal this side efPhit
adelphia with more room. more force, more stock
and settled Imposition to do large wholesale bu-
siness | solicit call from the buying public.
ap2 NO. ~ hhlN IhEbl
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n.y. SAVE YouR HoRsEs"

ES- SAVE YOUR HoRsEs.--"We take
great pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mus
tang LnmeHt as a valuable and indispensable arti
Gle for Sprain- s.res Scratches or Calls on Horses
Our men have used it for Burns Bruises Sores
Stiff Joints aud Rheumatic Pains and all say il acts
like magic. We use other Imminent.
j. W. HEWITT.
Foreman for American Harnden's and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S kxpress"
Gentlemen -" had negro man worth 81 ZOO
who took cold from a bad hurt. and was useless for
over une year; hat used everything could heaI
of without benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini
ment. 1t has perfectly cured Kim, and can DOW
take the above price for him respectfully yours
JAMES D0RRANCE
Every Planter. Teamster aud Family should have
this Invaluable article. Sold by all I'll pectable
dealers everywhere.
BARNES & PARK .Proprietors..
mhIs-d&cwlm New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Friday Evening, April =

ADMISSIOS.-Uress Circle and Parquette 70 cts,
(no extra charge for secured seas) Second Tier or
Family Circle IS cts Eastern Gallery expressly Tor
Boys only 1913 cts. Western Gallery p cts Gallery
80 cts Doors open ut o'clOck-OveTturee cmfnenee
at 4 before s, precisely. Box Office open from 10
until q and from until 5. daily.
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THE KANSAS BILL.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The friends of the Le-
compton constitution are still sanguine OF success
They point to majority of ~ against the rfIec-
tion of the bill as as eviden of the disposition
of the House to admit Kansas 10 some form. The
question will he fualy disposed OF on report OF
committee composed of members OF the two
Houses.
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MARINE INrELLIoEN cH.


FORT Of Richmond. april 1-hiigh Rafs, 81 Tes.
ARRIVED,
Park Conrad Saisberry, Philadelphia. IN haiast.
Bark Ttnperador, Hubbard, New FORK, IN ps.iast
Sehr y Halves, Mason, New YORK. guano, BACON
4 Baskervfii n,,,-,.
iron Archer Il Go. e..
Schr Jas Steel, Bailey. Baltimore. guano. schaer'
sehr ? Nelson. Hopper, st George, ice, John
sch S Nevis Brown, st George. ice, John Taylor
Sebr Kate KalIahan, Kallahap, Philadelphia. via
WiImjn Qton POWDER Il WnTtham n Go
Schr Judge Hopkins. DETROIT. Philadelphia, mdz,
futile.
folk mdz W Colquitt Co.
SAILED,
steamsl,ir City of Richm, nd, Mitchell. Philadel-
phia, ndz. II futile
schr J b Dickerson. Wharton, down the river.
br schr Martha Wilson. Halifax. -four. Brdgford
& Co.
schr Emma Jane, Phillips. for Richmond, cleared
at Ba timnre st ult
shin John Ravenal, Jones' for City Peint. entered
for loading at Liverpool 18th nt and remained till
the Goth.
Bark Hermine. Streker, from Richmond. arrived
at Br, men 18th ult.
Schr Crenshaw. Moss, for Richmond, cleared AT
at New foi 3lst nit.
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roaE DISTINGUISHED SHOULDER HIrrERs.--A scene
of an unusually exciting nature occurred on Tuee-
day before the New York Councilmen's Committee
on Assemblies. Ex-Judge Whiting aud Richard
Mott we're present at the meeting OF the commit,
little public interest. ohigh did dispute which
arose out OF the argument run between them,
that fret one and then the other, two different
occasions, pronounced the statement OF his oppo-
nent untrue. Ex Judge Whiting appeared cto
have lost all control over his temper and actually
took OF his coat to attack MIR. Mott By the In
terposition OF the committee, however, and 9TH
ers, he was with difficulty restrained, aud after
considerable time order was restored.
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Markham Markets,


New YORK April Flour unchangel. Nhea
firm-Southern red 81 49, Corn duler. Stocks dul
and heavy.
BALrIm6RF, April Flour steady Inward sire
and Ohio 81 n Wheat sctive-rpd SIGrl.06; prin
white 81 2of,I 80 Corn active and hu0yant at 57(96
ia tor vi ta
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n55- FOR HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICH
MOND-
JOHN II DICE Els
Election, Wednesday, April 7th 1858
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Several fine cattle belonging to Mr.. John s.
Burns, OF Dauphn county, Pa. we're seized with
hydrophobia, on Sunday, but fortunately were
shot before doing any injury.
THE NEW SLoePor-WAR RIcHMosp.- The Secretary
OF the Navy has determined 10 have the machinery,
&c, for the new sloopofwar Richmond, now bufldss
ing, done at the Gosport Navy Yard.
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soND.-At the solicitation Of many friends 7 re-
.pecttully announce myself candidate ths Of
nee Of MANAGER OF THE poor HOUSE and
respectfully ST. cit your votes the 7th of tpril
ap 2-lt JOHN VEST.
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THE COLLINS STEAMERS
New YORK. April 1.--Three of the Collins steam
ers were sold to-day by Dudley b. Fuller tdsatisy
a lion amounting to 1851 600.
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fH- To THE VOTERS OF rHE lsT Dr.
rRICr HgNRIco CouErY.-I hereby snuounce myself
candidate for the Office of CONSrAB BILE OF the let
District, and solicit your sutirages.
NH l2-2awts JOHN CLARKE.
JEFFERSON WARD. The following Tick
ct, posed Of men of known worth and ability
will b.. cordially supported for Aldermen and Cgun
cmen Mt the ensuing charter eecti )ns, by the
voters OF Jefferson Ward:
FOR ALDERMEN. FoR coUScuNEy
WIZ Taylor VIM III Richardson
Geo Sadler John II Greanor
X d sanxay ABHil
Alfred Inloes Y Stokes
Chaa " Hill. RIO Haskins.
ap lots
RE- TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RICH.
Fellow Citizens-I declare myself candi.
date for the office of GRAIN MEASURER.
l-6t* L ATKINSON.
a3~To THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT No. 3, HESRIco
COUNTY A report being in circulation that / have
Withdrawn from the canvas for Constable Of This
that am still candidate, aud shall be until sun
let on tue day of election and will be thankful 10
receive the votes Of my fellow citizens pledgng my.
self 70 discharge the duties Of the office if elected
faithfully, and without favor or affection
e. II. BURLINGTON.
Henrieo county, March 81, ISIS. apl-3t'
afJ- FOR HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RICH
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E~ KITCHEN RANGES receiving of the
most approved style-three yes. Also. for sale.
one second hand RANGE. but little use, suitable
for an Eating House or small Hotel Inquire OF
W. vs. GEORGE STARKkTT,
Goyarupr street.
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uOLLOWAY's VEGETABLE VERNE |
IL FUG Is CONFECTIONS.-Th most pleasant and
efectual Worm Specific ever discovered. For sale |
by JSO w POLLARD,
apI Druggist, 18th At.
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ap2-Its H'D hhouhbrf,

H5-M0NkoE WARD TfcKET-The e.ntlems,
the following tjrk 81 t,e,n, %
ling worth VIII be supported By the vet. =. ~ sen
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EECoILEcToR's NOTICE. shall NE
,an5 Atbsu,arls Court. at Charlottesville. Monday
narf and will attend b aay collections IN that
cnnnty. Please send in your bills by SATURDAY.
svspina RICHARD HILL.
- i b
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F5- JEFFERSON WARD.-Ths following ticket
will 'nmand the suffrage of every voter in IetT.r
scn ward Inc gentlemen are OF the highest stand
ing. and July deserve any po.iti1n of honor ana
tTnst their frllow.citizens can bestoM on than.
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CUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME -
- A fine lot of Duvafs Superior Phosphate Of
Lime, for sale by LYLE FOSTER,
Commission Merchant,
10
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WILB0K's COD LIVER I'll AM
w LINE; Burnett's. Frayser's. Shines ard
Rushtonis Cod Liver Oil xygenated Bitfers. Bonr
HAYES Holland Bitters Hartshorn's Cure All, and
full assortment Of Patent Medicines, for sala by
WARING a PEARCE. Druggists
nd dsfz
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GARDEN SEEDS. of all kinds; Onion
~ sets, white and yellow; Flower seeds-for sale
by DUYAL h NORTON
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~ FOR HIGH CONSTABLE CITY OF RlCH'
MOND-
JOHN Fl. DI G G E s..
Election, Wednesday, April 9TH, 1881
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ORIENTAL FRUIT PASTE OR AFRO
~ matte Jelly of figs and SIENNA, a ralatabie and
Constipation, for sale by
WEARING 4 PEARCE, Druggists,
ap2 Corner 4th and Broad sta
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SALE of Building Lots on Union Hill
1t snction-We invite attention to the sale Of build
ing lots on 9Th and 18th streets Union Ill., By CO
tiri.woid, Com'r For particulars, refer TO the aue
ton column Of this paper.
ap 2-It JAS Nj TAYLOR BUN, AuCts.
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ErSlE:nA FOR LYNCHBURG-T0
49, = LEAVE SATURDAY Tho Canal
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. Donald, will leave as above.
For freight, apply to
W p COX, at the Sh' d.
an p 2t Dock stset.
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DELAY is Observation-Disclosures

MI AN IIDLHS, w hN IILLhD j USI re
ksI ceived at No us Broad street, full assortment
of SPRING and SUNNI Ek MANT1LbAS. consist
ing in part of real Lace and Chautilly Lace Talmss
Alma Scaris. Princess Royal Also. MourninE
Wrappings, in Grape; Grape de Paris. and Grape
Trimmed. SWORDS IHAW
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An Interesting Discovery.

We see it stated, upon what may be consid-
cred reliable authority, that thirty thousand
Christians have recently been found upon an
island north of Celebes 1t has been rumored
for time that there was there Christian
people. forgotten and forsaken, which, how
ever. yet possessed three Bibles, and continu-
ed steadfast in the faith. When missionaries
first landed on the island they met with a
school-teacher and his pupils, who repeat d
in the Malayan tongue, AS the hart panteth
after the water brooks, so panteth my soul al
ter Thee o Lord" No Bibles were found,
but the most precious promises OF the Bible
written on trees They knew the Apostles
Greed and the Heidelberg Catechism, and had
Christian customs Twenty churches and
schools yet existed. Through the instrument
tally of Pastor Heldring. founder of the
Magdalen Asylum at Steenbeck and chief pa
tron of Inner Missions In Holland. four mis-
sionaries, who had been educated under the
venerable Gossner, were sent out and three
Thousand persons baptiscd.
This is certainly most interesting discov-
cry. The island on which these Christians
were found belongs to the East Indian Archi-
pelago. The Dutch have for years had politi-
cal rule in this region. This may account for
the original introduction of Christianity a
mongst this people, and for the fact that the
Heidelberg Catechism was still found IN their
possession. But still the particular time and
circumstances in which this introduction took
place may well challenge special attention,
and elicit investigation from those who have
the leisure and facilities for prosecuting it,
German Reformed Messenger.
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CHAPTER II.

IL three hours, over miserable road.
reached the end of my journey. As | dis
mounted mt the door of the village tavern
saw tall, portly man, with sharp and SIMS
ter features come out and mount a fine horse
held 10y servant.
That is Wescot," said to myself; and
was not mistaken, as | soon discovered from
the landlord. A single glance told me that
had To deal with an accomplished scoundrel.
Fraud and treachcry were written on his
features in unmistakable characters; his
restless eyes, rolling under bushy brows, had
that rlscally expression which 1 have never
known To deceive.
..Come. Mr.. Wadswortb," added to my
first private remark, summon all your wits,
to your assistance. Your adversary is dan
gerous."
sort of scruples. Ceremony was not called
for in trying to unmask telon who had rob
bed two helpless girls, one of whom was q
mere child. To have gone to him, or his vii
lage attorney, with an announcement OF my
purpose, would simply have put the enemy
ON their guard. ''swore in my heart that
if | could track the villainy by any means
short of personal di>hohor. | would do 1T.
In the afternoon took my gun, and asked
the landlord if there was any shooting IN the
neighborhood: if there was, might remain
with him some days. The sight OF WE'LL
filled purse which | accidentally dropped,
procured a very favorable account ofthe hun
ling grounds in the vicinity; aud having thus
supplied Boniface with materials for fall
Justification OF my presence at the tavern,
strolled forth into the fields.
Nv first object was To discover the reAid ~
ces of Jacob Holtz aud Seth Bright, whose
names were signed to the will exhibited by
Mss kllenborou gh-- that under which Wescot
held. These worthless had signed IN the pre-
sence of the stator, and in presence OF each
Other A wavfaring man, of whom care
lessly asked the names of the residents
around me, directed me TO the houses. The
witnesses were small landowners, who sold
vegetables in the village market. They lived
within a stoue's-ihrow of each other.
A single glance, a. in the case OF Wescot
| told nue. that these los-hrowed men Were
capable of The crime of which believed them
guilty. was convinced that they were par
ties 10 the forgery OF will. for which they
| had been rewarded. Their doInieiles were IN
some confusion: and, passing on, learned
| rrom one of their neighbors that they were In
| a few DAYS 10 leave the county, Ny sus-
| Wsscot WAS removing the aeoomplices OF his
| fraud.
did not aec0st these men, fearing 10 excite
suspicion. inquired the way 10 The humble
| dwelling Of an old negro who had been set
| free by Mr. Elienboroa ID some years before
nis d aIh a. Miss 4. bad informed me, bat
| had been frequently al the Hockey House
during his masters last illness. Old Isaac,
nad ben notified, could be thoroughly trus-
ted; aud this found the case. His head was
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Clsrx,men In the Ran Room.

A correspondent of the Chicago Press and
Tribune. writing froui Atlanta, Logan county,
Ills, describes the singular termination of the
Fourth of July ball in that town:
II appears that the managers. several days
since sent special invitations TO the ministers
of the various churches in town TO attend the
dance, thinking To have good laugh 20 them
selves over IL: but, TO the surprise OF those
present after the ball had got under full head
way, four of the Aforesaid ministers made their
appearance in the hall. aud soon were ming
ling with the bystanders. The 'set" being
through. the announcement was made that The
ministers having been solicited 10 attend, de-
sirsd that portion Of the time should be set
apart for them, which was acceded 10. Then
commenced the rolysoas eIerciscs q The bsa !
One preached, aBoghcr prayed. aud another
struck up a good old religious hymn, when
the DANGERS. seeing what turn matters were
likely TO take, ordered the musicians to pro-
cced, and began to dance again, leaving the
ministers 10 do their own singing, aud make
their exit the best way they could.
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A Great Medicine for Females.

Hundreds Of shmuants have been invented and
sod purportng TO be specific in the various diseases
and arrangements to which the delicate form of wo-
render her subject The result all these slim
ulants has been TO impart nomertGry acfiriy the
Nervous system, and false vgor To the BauscIes but
this relief has been succeeded by depression and
prosation greater than before; and the repeated
tempts OF nyalids to build themselves up by these
false remedies have finally ended in destroying what
little vital organization left But in using Bar
harris Holland Bihers,i you will find such disas-
trous results. Il is a purely vegetable compound,
prepared on strictly scientific principles, after the
manner Of the celebrated Holland Professor, Bar-
have. Under its influence, every and muscle
receives strength and vigor appetite and sleep
return, and finally perfect health. SEE advertise
ment in another column. - jy2o-Iw
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EXTRAORDINARILY BmTH.-Mrs. Severe Duval,
Of this city, lately gave birth TO child hav-
ing four l,,gs and feet and three arms. There
is prutubersnce near the shoulder, as II IL
were q fourth abortiye arm The lower part
of the child is composed OF two bodies, joined
near the chest. or rather the one inserted into
or growing out OF the other. There is bat
one head, rather irregalarly formed, partien-
larry on the top and oceipat The child Is OF
t,e female sex, in apparent good health. sia-
teen DAYS old and wrighs about eight poands.
Ii has beea visited and examined by prof =
sional aud other gentlemen, WHOSE er,dibiliiy
il andoubted, and from whom Wa have r.
e.ised the above aeeount--IAre ksros Cha
eig) Iagsro.