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Es- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT NO. 3,
HENRICO COUNTY IL am . Candidats Cor the Of
ii be your pleasure, citizens, 70 elect ne. The
duties OF the office shall be discharged with prompt
mess and fidelity. Election Fourth Thuysday In May
aext.
ap s-dtdf WIN. II. TYLyR.
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feliow.citizens, respectfully announce myseif a
Sa1dldate for the officeof fO0MMISSI0NRR Or THE
self to discharge faithfully the dutiss Of fhs cfce
elected. mhl6-lms JOHN " 6TAf0
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s3~ SAVE Your HoRsEs.-"We take

great pleas ure IN recommending the Mexican Nus-
tang LinimcBt as valuable and Indispensable artI.
Gle Tor Sprans. Sores Scarfches Galls on Horses
our men have used for Burns Bruises Sores
Si1 Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all say it acts
like magic. We use no other Liniment.
4 L
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s6r AM A CAsDlpATn Yol rHl Or
TIcE OF COM MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for
Monroe Ward.
ulh l7-tde* JNO M MURRAy
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Uess cave TO give notice that he viii in a ,e,T ds
glSN uoams ior tao purpose of giving ~
- nhe,ASshlL; $3.50 and hopes that this much neglect
vb = 1 e. VI eaaSatoa may receive that attention
Is much daman9s '"o s"inhuhi'
EoF the present hs would cell ihe attenti,y, ~
s'ea az me Roo& Store OF Col Jno IT, Ricariso,V w
4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-16

WESTERN EMGRATIos-The number of s,,;n..n,.
passed over the Pennsylvania Railroad durinr the
month OF March, was l,6e6 being rs more than
during the same month in 1857
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-16

eegs> BRAGG's GREAT IMPRovEMRHT.-
TIE ARCTIC IJNiMENT
DEFIES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have nsed it, Rfiirm that it is
GkEAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG.'s OTHER LINIMESTS,
Ia The care Of
hHEUdAi Ism, PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
spkAINs, BRUISES,
eTLFF J0iNTE, OLD sORks,
BURNS WARTS
sgALDe, M0ULDs,
TUMORe C0RNs
fof HORSES and MULES, externally, nothing OF.
In curing
sPAAINe, SWEENEY,
eCkATCRKs, .GALLS,
THRUSH, PINGB0NE,
sf any Sore Swelling, or Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle.
Prics u IT'S, 50 cents and 81. for snail. nediam
AID large 81 a bottles.
FOR sale by al Druggists
PURCELL, LADD 4 co,
)als-b Wholesale Agents.
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1@. SHERIYFALrY OF HESRIco.--I am
q candidate for reelection 70 the Office of SHERIPY
OF Henrico. JNO. A, HUTCH EgON
de iQ-dtde
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COMMISSIONERS.

~ CoMNIssIoHRR or THn RuvINUp -
In eompfiance with the desire Of MANY YrSssda. .
orespsctfyly present myself q . c,ndldafo 35r
Third District (or Monroe Wsrd) Of the city ~ kih
no1d. I deem IL unnecessary to make further
pledge tnan an assurance Of the faithful psrfrm-
sure Of my fellow citizens TO elect me. rs.
ap l2-ctds GRO N TONpKINa
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WIN. II. rYLxk.

Ell respectfully offer myself ss Q
District Henrieo county and viii be pleased 10
cevs the vote. g my friends for the said ofce. on
the 27th day Of Msy next.
ap l2--f,ies ROBERT a SMITH
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To THE VcrERs or lsr DrsT1Ic1 ~
fHENRIco CoUsrr. AT the solicitation ef napy
friends. announce myself candidate foe c0NN4A.
your su1rsges. Should it b. yeur pleasure egslscs
me- promiss to discharge the dutiea II tha e0ee -
'an nh Ssrt sgotds y my s0ii''5' JOHN n poo0Rrr.
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49, rFELLoW-CITrzsNs--I IN oen0-
dats for the once Of CoNsTADLR In he ~ -.
tyfct In the Counfy Of Hsnrco. and reepee1fu1y -
hcit your votes sf the coming election a Any 4exl
mh s-tds WM. / DAuNAf
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t4r To THE VornRs OF TEE FOURTH
DISTRICT OF HESRico CousrY.At tho solicitatkou Of
many friends, ! announce myself eApdfdats ibr
coNSTABLBof OF eth Distriet. and most rsspcctf1lly
solicit Jour votes on the 9Th day of nay nsxG
ape-lws WM DUNAWAY.
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D0To THn vorBas or ANnErA.--I en-
candidate for rs election 10 the ccs q oHmkfS1.
and solicit your votes. Most reseeete9l,xs
~ A-6ts WNRJU3x.
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CALIFORNIA GUAN0.-ws have

~ store = .sspply of this ysssabls ysrsil11 =
which We cali the afteution of fArmefn An4
II l. brought from Eilde islAnd q tie feet-f. g.
the coast Of Mexiczn California and ~ ths e2eRss
q Dr.. IssiAh Deck. and oth<f renense NJ -
cent 1t ammonia. aud Other Fnle1e1p ~
properties IL u sntreiy nee - nase 49,
70 be but little iaferiN - ths oSst ~ ~
action of tbs tvo duapoes sRca re se1 - 4
sps kEaafss. W.
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4, and
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o. 50
& %
& 10
d and
more
ith sn
der a
ion.
only
from
'UES
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A ASfkD-ffsrterz and EsiSsu~s--The propsi-
@~ ~ ~eh xn~~r sss suar w~sAay pasw ~ husAi
NV y ssss1
~ ~ a. sac sgsr nm rssv s#~wsauhy - sHsy yssw~
Asno w We sSuE* s~A fhe uNv wva­
is~ u~ws rr~sss'm NJ sA-ssm eun Asysx
mcHAHl yIyT ARtS
7u1s, nw3sHDre
pv-HDrs y ssr 4 June
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

elsEAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
CITY Georgia Aizbsms
Aissassagya, lcuawans. ArkRasas sna Texas.
Southwestern ksl
Washing
beard Il the kAxm Ferry Hoaa GsFs Page nj The uare "a
ths tbrsasr andA Kaiirnsd A.
To LynrhhuEF Knpxviiie IAfcn,
NsShsaie. Hunssviie, Grand Junc
tan. Acnghs, Mondgolasay, Sew Orleans
Memphis
Answinx
sho 10y oaasr
The ferry isi George Page ieavfs the M o senth street
Tho
4.eiuena sx7ngs
fus Richmond AL Sash~rr
surean md
baggage office Pa
ocsoxk, and Z,
JAMES A. EVANS. Agent
ynne lS---f Wssanngun.
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GUNNER AKRANGEMENT.-Th steamer
~ tsEA3HGE PAtsE via u slews-
A~xandrta 4, 49, II srAask q xnd scsS
o. IN ~
Leave wssh.ngsu II cln<k ms l. O. D. and eciork
~ m.
naAYxz- ~hsa Inv viii At s1g'sae
tsarx
whsy. nmssrsag fAx~ And Cnsers wii
EaTrps and rennW3rzn
tis~s same fn@l .AsrasAdffa
LIME A-~oa--s RHxsARn wAIAACa. Preadrnn.
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INTERVIEW BETWEEN AN AMERICAN 1fSSfOA
ART AND THE GREAT NOGUL

xRY AND THE gREAT M(AcM
T m A1@-s
Rev Mr Woodssde sends y me boson f10su5 = s<1ash
the following account of vsr 10 te exhing 0 u~ih
since be becsme prisoner
On the morning bsanre LEFT Delhi had an inter
view with the King In order to procure adit&Ance
into the quarters whse he was imprisoned, had, Ia
company with mcdina hisnd apFfisd to Tia ccaais.
sioner On the previous day, and without d6cuIty Oh
tanned written order 10 THE o6ccr IN charge Accord
ngav at the arCiuAsA hour YrocNSAsd 10 ths rascr.
and werc 1t once introduced The honae in wtich
found him small upper storicd building IN thr
street leading the Delhi gxke ID the raac The towrf
STORY had no counex3Dn wish tie nppcr. it ha bs<n
used A. shops. The ropn in which found his Aajes
tv wss about ixteea fee4 wide by twenty vc fhts
In emgtA. ocaid INST ohseFve tr Ausnsss rssceasas
the gre&ser pAft cnt al by sezeen wArh ccn-
cslsd forty of ths nyA lAds1A who x=s cscse PRISONER
IN the Asns arastmrnS
.7hs part allotted to tac King wzs NOT mns~ than sk
fS By ixtcSn- He nat hcrev&, always coaRsod fo
this sace as there 1itx1e adjoining, Ia which
lie acpt Nhen ontesea~ we f1und him Aaaeed On
cnnaina ID 60 onuAcT acng ~ hnQcEAy witA kttae
6re of charcoal ia front VI hm to kerp him wnsn You
mmt resneaber task Detrmsx Mcsnesx. tvsa y Delhi
renAss H. neigihsuh0p1 p< - - b 4
could scarcely hsvc, ulneA ssw kim tak - = tie
presence of the GreAt MaEu1! He = snal uaan CON
ideTahly stocped, ~ fssAsanx osauscs, acwine
thst whea Younger hc 1.e assc sssn 3. - ="
clr , coEnpsscd with thaf q the Ccensn00 hsiaoos
tani his nc%e dex1dedy Aoan ana - csd 8ray oeAFd
sgaurne aad nnnnxcd SE ne w0ss ooessn 9uns acund
his shoulders a1d ooznmon white tursn % ~ hsad
He IL saad To he over eighty Ave yoau u An And ccsase
qncnfay his old body slisvos1d up nfc Aau = tcar'
disncsnsons De hnd up ms axn 70 0w - 0m1 ne VIA
fast witherng swzy, and stnsd 70 csc nksae wsa no~
betsn,e OF him entered inao conveasnon sisA n'is
ieG*r1ing hm proScns ccnm00n m sne ans - sdd ana
bis future prospects, could not u - dese " tel
him and the Adaes who hosud all sf xns auad thong
shut Of BY the scrces of the WY % saavsca trcssh
ealcahed hsdec1nel reassred % .1s aSocxses .na'
liad oeen coas"i.<M ~ Drsna ~s.N - . ~
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HHARLEs,s LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THI

n 11 "A Ti111
\ ORIGINAL AND Only IoSD0x GIN IAHxaKTEn T7ak Gin,
s,~i ~ Iaa yruua barley surveillance the
nrrw decxaey nassd with snrfuc q the hssn
jaSpsr se a the nsi vaszsAe q tAe veee
II TIN rnsGs
eva Y>rn ruref sumu.spt durctr drink
y des5ass dlca4e flavor differing tirciy
ir,au a harsh scxd whh
dcrs Aosad tohnAps, ofysc1naAbe
recommended by ptyfdcia1s
gancrair a Dyr~g@x 6cu Khrumnfis rrrNy Gravel
Mscnses a Urinary
uus the kdneys Ro~ea Ilafs, the
weaker relief fran te dstress
uc fresneuy xsenA ecsar osEsizasi
Mf II Hrw York th~ highssH medical authority,
,onsunccs rHAuESE Icxr0y CNlMA GIN oaly surerag
10 uur hs
lcuiaS Hdzs&ed ssstasss thu ssutarsn and western
For qussts Are fh
druggisss xrrcrr xnd neruhanis Br~are
CAAKIxxx NtSE O1EiER n lNfOKTEn
MAY wAsAnstan Ford ekiser, n~nssl Clark, j.
wilson Hxmsltan Leach, Wallace Eliot, Rchzra Kycn.
ErMJND C. CHAM.S
Importer HrOadxny, New York.
EDMUND c. CHARLES, lm1urr,
Asr l4-lv % hraAdway, New York.
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kaaA isss~ as sssAA huxw sdrfru~D~a sx-si
~ Mx#~ we<& ~n ~ charEr& ~ sAs~ hi
cxsnng rsacs rrtr
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DROPOsALs FOR LIVE OAK.


N4rr n~axzxxrr,
Gus i've 4k tssr IN eac o navy yards Kicry C,sriicw
tip 3 I4sh Aay n ss,ys aSSs
Pysas tAmt ths they
many dinruushed iessesr The Offers he
ward and as resnseA by spcmnsed sussnacc
iis form q wa.A hrre.lA srsn- - "a. Z. !,
xna 10 suches ssguAa quAktars II snrA Siding
IL a II asc~ sr IN s<h fst ls TO
Is fa mud rnc "a The u no ~ Y N i Eeass rcss mn. =
ugah frr II it ad aHoe usi - DR. sn.niny
~ - q : ~ u - ~ ,s "a -ss. asr~ " rs =. frcr ~.
- s \, t ~ rr,s Al 10 ne s,oca ~trsixta ana fa and
hcsp " it in4A .a ~ - ~. ..~s ".-.s =. rs
M - s,sr ~ ~-,.s~ 81 ,l~ 90. y. l,~ A. ,u NE
i' ~ - , 80 - -~s ~ AZ ,cyunr s,scsvr 40 a. axu. ;r
@ ~ rna - a @ - -, ~ ~ u, ,a s sv Ar, NJ
une hah sr quans mus ~ - M '"s h ass
- xl"v' ,Ssr A' - - = =
- .u .rs ~, rxn,tr.xs i'm rsah cnse tc t i.s~,
chase delivery shall then deem
aisafgssHzc~uas IA tkr FnAhr seassr%
arssa~s y the fui mAsSd a WI - srssa 1a ~ ~ W. r a
t ~ sna, ~ A'aaa I ~ ,, ~. ~ r,r,,s !. errr
-
a. ias arAvy ~n thirty d.,s .ser as sre~rni1t'o"
wa hr snsu@aea - 'he sa,rs 1 anA asass - 49,, = % - w s w.
* @ auar ana ~ lhe a ana rss rrpssaea then and in si
sase ihs rn'r.a1 ma ms saa ma @ s M aG 40 Ay @ = ans -
~ - - ~. mn, b. n, rs,s - csse ~ H. arsna asNrcrr e ~
cr~-r
~ ~ rs III ~. r.ss .rc,,a.d arssrcrd N.rs y 1s1s
I----, al a---s m dse 7sna< ~ ------- herssr agree
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MATTHEW HALE SAITH, Counsellor -at-Law
IVA Rosns =. "a, No 10 H1ii street New iosk
aug lift
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ooRSHa PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
uysse IN rsxupal q the wuaid Aio, msTcsn-
NE eredus, ~ usei Enrpge CHINA, Sn
Asy 2S6nao*
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YIyANTED-A PhYsici&a Lawyer, wlth q cash
w ca,st.l sd eeDe
weekly paper Rnra sssutheDer -h
cunrrsvn with thrr
wtae - it he rHn Dst
thoroughly staelih himself IN has iwassan ArTsE To
RICHARD EIWAEIE.
Bax lVy-, BAtsnare.
copy wi lie TO frsm Wishing 20 ssr u
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In the history Of this remaIkabis volcano. periods OF
activity have at~rnated with periods Of Long fepo~e
For many centuries previous the Christian Vesn
wins afforded indications cf * volnanc chsrsst1r
cept that il similar in f0am 70 o6her voananc
fains From tls first colonization N Southern Italy by
the Greeks till the earthquake in its vicinity, A. d c3
its terrible energies repoeed in prOtsncesd sfunh~
Fertile aud richly cultivated fields clothed its sides pop
ulous cities lay az its base. From the year G5 70 ~
slight shocks freqnent. In Angsn4 of the atter
year they became violent eruption osred By
which the cities of Hercuianeum and r0mpeii bur
led The elder rliny, who then commanded thx Roman
feet at Misenum, in thaa vicnity, ts1&sd hy hs
Curiosity too The grand psenomsnca, snd loA his
life, being suiocatsd BY saaphnrous vapax At1 she
burial o hess Cities vssuyiuS reusd is fnrmAr rseose
which wa& not broken till 1906 whea saotA9 anpti0u
occurred BAween this tmte and 1891 thsss w. cnly
one eruption, and thst slight one. hat th@ n1ruse
tiry EinA during this period hAs sd 10 tAs conjsc
that it, crater served say to CAmFanix
After the eruption III 1881 there Hdef period Of
repose till 1866 and from that period 10 hr present time
there has b~cn series Of erurtons With rarely
an interval Of rest exceeding tsa yeaw-
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OF slight bend In the mountain, hill c stosss ma
determine --s--s s--s-- - r'rre---~
Msan while, tle - pig1t rszpins od q ncss,
crowded fair On tuesday night. said Qe If the gu hes
there must have hren 10 80 90 600 p~r~,ns np the
mountain AlaOwing kw azAg8suunua, - NnhSan5 a.
calculate sill there mNsA hayc hs0n isnss<nas ann
her Of protae who osnp~sd " mrsuay eurDus
strangers but o ali IRE ktnw snd hfraiz v NApsoe
the vigil Vi Csspas cAsixti- zsas1 Deg wszt
up all probability fa ss.s The oSraL jeasusa os
last night continuing its rrfS of veasins. sys that
lava which sSsarsA n sp, NOD exst s~t sess day
b.sHe yes ssdxy sM nGga Arangay "a sns Arsu0sAs DE
stroying rinxys rs and surrounding houne ad la
another covering ahosx shres huAsBd pans ~ - ns~
road To tho Oxfrva6psy 1hr aunm - - maseh ah1~,
following the lava n la5, wns psSoneag fo~aaas ucs
colo and st Gesrgo, hsanah nad going through dis
Of ~ Sebastian. On- ~ the xrsanas In the aceon
OF R1sina sdvzocsi tan psasAs v<sy rasaAs wA~a s
oansidefi that the width cf ttse strsasn ESQ pais
nine O'clock. p In course quickeu1d and WAS
directed the chapel a ~ vido sxad tAs Nc<ralo
Last night less vivid ia this dirrstiau, ba the
north side il very sledid and poured dc~n in great
force.
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ftyrANs at and streets from ~teh the artr
nurtns n nv r.usp~ an
ssy esasd an cs0us drrasSsa &rr ne~
the
,ass s,n,r~csaa erAnA md ns
aezrose nssA- aursfu car
sanr acld xss xrnrsaHd ugynr (KcAa Ssda wsa~r
nssasa dsSsnwA - eonsdax ssa un
ssaxurv Crssn Czssv4 Csarnu amesw Hu, Lan-
On nnA,ag, Ne<asr 0sansw Ans ABe Fx Anse
sa<~us4'. sErn~sssrF ssr'e's sssSs' Aef'g a"a
X-a su.x ssry lsnsu mad s2rsssarss sushns dsr
eua frosu any fhisx ssia ! . the fhssr<t-
l-+us0Ssn
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cyPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1855 GREG
- uRY a MAERT Nansxers WILMINGTON DELAWARE To
aswm~uaapce Commissioners appointed
6vr .sis l4 s sl
sg7 t-Idt<ry t penent the STATE or I9lawAEE
Class IA bs dskwn VII HMENGTDx BEL
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TTADJI IN SYRIA. or T7zres Years Ia Jegsisa.
n k~ Mr. sss.h Barclay San's. F's -S''@' =
1~x nw~s~s ~ s~ssAss 1 va rssn 9 Is
FkR - ~ HAM nAsAs . -
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON, VA
Rev x X PnIAMH A. ~ Tranea5ml
R~~ y G. WHEAT, A. ~ yiee fr3ncsnA.
Try a fnH csr1S ID rrash@su<s asd Tsscaers
rTvRUHTEES. RI Rev. w Meade D. d.: Ri. Rev.
il o. lsAns n n N<v 4. IasAnss oa r. NJ snnA, f< y r.
~ssnF wm Eamnsy, r j. Msc4sss r. fewsrs- n Csxxfwd
vuzr,Rs
R<w. E. C Krsusrs, n D. Hem 4 G. l. Ncucure.
Rev Snsrow, u r., PrU Inam ninaR
VIC Mren- A. r. Cxynstssn 0sa.,
H<m ~ nsanrd Frs~Aem- " Naek5xA NJ,
Hus. 0esxHe y. sanmsrs, " AnrSaa. -,
Han H. su.xss rssewtI Ihysar, Ha
m s1esnc
HHM- Gewue w. ThasuFMnu wm b. F0wae ~,
rs tuadix ugsHasd Sw the ~ FsnA Ca~gixte lu
snd ~<sul great lxuuty
and hssAduases4 fam tim
rease sras4F H.
s~srs AnksvsA &r yssssn a
sh< cpsasAeGnxy-
rhs snsxt ssaaGR ~ 1sA a Srsaanhea
nsd suA Emu1sb pr enes nnuSe
ru1BsR dfsx&sn. ~zsrn.
cauuhs~ vtA fna uyns zgGassa
cpml. r.
5uns l6--c1d4m~ SHarnnur. IA.
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open ihit say the eruption continues to insvnsc
and crntxr open hourly Bert informed parties here
expers = moss erupt3on
xAmm, Mar sl-Since SATURDAY. the c1plstio0 has
Jacscdcd with constantly Increasing violence. and has
ppSrnt<d Il night more and nAgnihccnf 4rc
tar1< IN my last LETTER pcnioned tan& thesv irucd
from the great baxin of nie in the Atsio sS3e Hscno
Il LAVA which after W4ncw cosrse dascsndIng
the d@cliyifv at the moont&p This sxram ha~ cxmtB
ssed II. cur~ ruxying in i~stth rorfine to tie ac
dents ~ THE ground and TO 2iset itseE 10
point ne8~ssn Portzc ADD Tore 51 Gscco fnt much
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TUar LONDON STAGE. COMPLETE IN FOUR
1sr,s oses. vcsunws cuusssnngwe rHys
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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-26
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Of intentional fraud.
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partncnt, OF the neglect or refusal Of person to
take from the Office newspapers addressed to hin,
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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-26

Sam and Sambo, two "hand," on farm
had holydav, aud started for some fun in
the woods. They soon came TO a bears cave
deep among the rocks and lighted only by
one hole above. They looked in and saw
The young cubs at the bottom Of the cave
and the mother gone. 1t was decided that
Sambo should 90 in and seize the cubs while
Sam kept guard without. Sam was little
negligent, and the old bear had time to
squeeze into the hole. Sam seized her by
the tail and held on like grim death. "What
for you make it SO dark up dare, Sa'nl' cried
out Sambo. "Goly, if de tail comes loose,
guess you'll know."
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-26
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING HOTEL.

The Undersigned proprietor Of the ca
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING HOTEL, at E,N
the White Sulphur Springs, Catalonia Parish, La. :,
having put up extensive Improvements TO bis liosel
during the past winter, ready to receive CON-
panv.
His TABLE will always be surpfed with the bcs:
tho market wiz afford. Families can be accom-
modated with large and comfortable rooms.
The SPRINGS are situated in the high, open ard
healthy pine woods, thi,y-hve miles f.om Harrson.
burg, and twenty five from Aic1sndria, Oh the pub
lie road leading fom Natchez, Miss, to Texas, and
near several large creeks aaordng the finest Of
FISH
The Springs ass accessible for carriages BY good
roads at all seasons Of the year, and no cAerions
will be spared on the part Of the proprietor 70 make
visitors comfortable who may favor him With their
pat sonace.
Ills BAR will always be we'll supplied with the
best of LIQUORS snd CIGARS. He ha. a large
and airy BILLIARD SALOON and BOWLING
ALLEY.
R1t>s Of Board
Single Meals, 30 cents per dsy, 81, or S25 per
month Children and Servants, la price; horses
per dav, 81. ,. r. Ward,
April q, SO. [4,49,1yl PgorMsroa
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-26

NEWSPAPER PArnosAoE.-New,pape "pat.
ronage,' says contemporary is . curious
thing in The estimation of Tome people. A
man lives near you-ueyer took your paper;
i. is too small; don't like the politics; too
whigsish; old iogish or too something else,
yet goes regularly to his ueishbor and reads
by good fire-,iinds fault with its position,
aud 9uarrels with its type. Occasion ally
and buys number. This is newspaper pat
ronage"
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-26
EE Said old Mrs. Philanthropy the n.

EI SAID old Mrs. Philanthropy the 9TH
er day, accosting precocious urchin in tho
street, with Il wardrobe remarkable for its
ventiia'ing advantages, 'Bubby, why dom
you go hoae aud have your mother sew up
that awful hols in your trowsers2'
oh, yon git eout. old oman was the re-
specitul reply, our folks is sconomizing, and
a Eole will last longer than patch, any
dav'
Tho old lady's honest sympathy was
wasted. while the youngstsr beat a retrea.
round the corner, displaying a flag Of truce
in the rear.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-26

lHESE remarkable Springs contain Sulphur,
n Cafbonc Acid, Soda and Iron; containing the
Sues OF Brighton, AK Ia ChapelIe, and Malvern
Europe, aud Of Blad,n, BIlc Lick and Bal>ton
r-as proved both hy chemical analysis and by
3expcricncc Of hundreds Of iuyslid4.
The Evans EnotcI-:situatcd on an clcva-
-. IA few yard. from the Spring, has been enlarged
|4 reittal for the accommodation o! families, iuvl-
b and the lovers of woodland pa.iiniss. 1t: table
no. b, surpassed, and bar il supplied with
choicest liquors. The waters III the vicinity
IN the iac-i dhng and bathing, and the region
jpci a the Paradise Of Hunters.
.He unl.rs ,ncd having this day purchased all
II right, ttlc and interest OF ilcnry Evans, Che
u Vpreprctor) in and to the above property asails
kelf of this method to solicit a continuance Of
4rery liberal patronage bestowed upon the for
n proprietor. THOS. d. EVANS.
Anuary 26, 1883. IT Y
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-26
never see person proud Of his fine dress

1never see person proud Of his fine dress
but I think, We'll, he has only ca.t OIL
cloths, after ali; he has th. jacket OF the
lamb, and the old great coat OF tho sheep;
from head to foot he is dressed in what the
trees or the animals have used before him
His shoes are made Of hides, his ockugs oi
ths cotton shrub, bis shirt OF the fax plant,
his handkerchisfis is spun by the caterpillar,
and his gloves are The waistcoa. Of the an
cola"