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$3.50. e. 49,.
= 1n1anfsn fknans
.......,. ..us.
= -. -. p,,,. cha.
iseses ~ ~ 49, .. s"ss sy ale.
fssAss!e oeeuy Ne ex'A,ng nsu'"'''"' '''"
i've - ~ hnPsassn VI jewish eaiiassn.
Ateh1fepaIe despatch from Oh Fo'e'so1's s".'
az aegfess q us .h. .or-
IL ue0es pos0o.e. 70 Pu' sR oS Rn..
1ep01 vasoa prssns smoas ~. s. w.. 80 r., IN.
90, ~ Sopsror A'eAAnueI ns. To- =, .sh;.h h..
crss1 Asar sea.Iss, -" ~. .,,,st ,suse Of corrup-
osssa - ~ ss s1 - .ho.s wbo are employed
eos. Ans ss..lss ~ ;n.,,'s and Of 6nsnce,
WI 80 S..,hl.a. The Emperor 10
paw sa 49, ,,'. ,,r.s.nt c.ntrsets ex-
Also 49, @,ne4 .s.s ,,..n;.,n. mode which has
PS v s =, ,ns ssrmne on, Of the spirit du.
ceea ''s''"A -
ues. 70, p.,.-.,.,,c d.nounce,
Ihe RUSSIAN 1850. ~ g ,ha r,ss,. Of I.mi.
IN e'rons , M'a,s -. Nv. .'s'-
~ .a - n'.. .o.-..ror.,e,t of the Nord
The 81 Pe.ersbag Sorresponaes"' W, =. "" p,..;.n
speaks ot ny" rh.;r .h;n. viii
Sieam Nas'g.so. - y,,.;,. 81 t3;hrsksr but
not oe eonnneo S,;.h.d 70 The n.,r,. of Enxlaud
= hne .M uc s''~o'''
ava ns's'.h,, . ~ .,&hou.te "a. felt At yelona,
so'o'o m: N 49, 0snh of Sent~u,ber. and
IN Upper Albania on 's Is Dep. T.,,t;.i,
was 'oiiowsa " ...-.i y:iis 90, in the neigh.
borhood suffered greatly On the 9th Octobsr ut
10 A. NJ. another terrible shock was ieit wh'cn
destroyed nearly all the houses Of tho villages OF
vun' o.msn Ne"".t 4. ,od cr,m ,hs 6ffh or
tnem oaiit VI "s,Sn'y, - or r;.,;,,. Il M, vat
a.certaincd Int many inhabitants have leon miss
I'd. and many mors sxtrieatsd from under tho
ruin. hsvs died, Or are severely injured. The
aar,bouake Vas proceeded BY subterrauean noise;
next thick smoke was seen issuing from, the soil.
casting darkness around. aud then came the
shock' Slirhter shocks continued to be felt until
tho lqth.
The last Eeyptisn mail brought very disgusting
;n,.llirsnce irvm Syria " England. Great fer
meutas,on exists there - we'll ~ m,st parts VI tho
Ottoman empire, and the Christian population are
placed in the greatest jeopardy \ rving band
Of Arab recently surprised the town OF GAIA,
butchsrsd sumo Of the inhabitants, and then fell
upon . neixhbwing village. why're they in
di.criminateiy slsuy htsred all the men and chill
dren.
A Vienna letter states that considerable alarm
has bseu oaused in the commercial world by
the discovery that notss Of tho Bank Of Vienna
for ous hundred forms each have been rcpr"iu-
ced, by means Of photography. with such exact
ne.s that il was difcult to ds,ec, the false from
the syps,
Al Alsxsndria on the 22d ult., was the lashas
scrsy yacht Saysb ell Behr, or Neysgeur du Mer
She VS. bpiit u Boston. United States, is l,3oV
tons measurement and 4OO horse power. but IN
she only steams dvo knots, and with SAIL Hoes nine
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TRAvsLLERs DIRECTORY, &C.

ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAIL Road.
kN0RAa - -
sa,ME Tam leaves A..xssdtA daily u q N for Cor.
dons. lie connecting iii tho 1rs,ns Virginia Ger
n Tor vaGnl y IN - and the WfST. rni y, 9TH the
Train MAusssas ia. A"roaJ fo o.dsfock
mediate points
The Train daily Sunday nlsh,s Al ocock
o IN for uesC on . 4 ~ ~ l. \ =, N I. N
pa = and Inei mediate po'nia
1hrou rh tickets the nai Koad Station
Tho TAAINS have G,d nssils daily At 10 ~ A. N and
10 Is M arriving Al Alexandra Al = 4. NJ. and A.
- No night train On sunday
s~pi3 ! ~ NNkiiN III. Ect Agent
Il iO.s 10 q SO Is .-Tbe sea-. .
T. po.. Towing aud transportation Coa, e II
pta,. d.s.rous VI oLetlng greater Ind te~neots
Of OF procured the Iron Steamer
ace" and the splendid Iron barges "fath and Hope and
pia, I'd them limo Kchmo Id Hori,k run
niny k,oNs:
Leave Rehmond, Tuesday, and Fridays at 4 r. NJ
Leave Norfolk, Mond - aud Thursdays A. NJ
Cana ats frcm Ly ncbng ADd ether pns having freight
TOR Norfolk will transfer the aisc III
b. In the Richmond Dvek daiiy To receive freight
bhppcrs korIk Iemnded cous,g. Ia agents
of K,chmoai (iiridsefrd Co who will CIV
md frw ard freight barge.
la
For further pa II, uiais. Apply to
W. 4. AADLnsOH. Agent at Ly NJ hburg
W = cox, Agents At ,.,chIuoni.
GARRISON Il AAIGAE Agents Al Norfolk,
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Once osih-Sidr Railroad Csmp amy.
rkrsassuaa, july tat, I.Jo.
u = A1fk snln1fES Hses


lNIRGGr kOlTE 10 TMh ~ Esr and She
IL VIRGINIA ,IJNus via south side ,iaroad from Pc
b.rx to s.o, Tenn aud We kanroad from bol
To- kuux I.n aud 0eo'ga kair,ad Knox
,ilie TO I,alin and Atlantic HAoad
ION to Chattanooga Nashville aud Cbatsnoo Railroad
Chattanooga 1" si"' en.on via Memphis and Charleston
ka,lt q IN !, iry. n to heinphs
through I.ehcts .s.u points aud the sprins.
Bas.agc check ,ni"usl tho Office s"ath-sdo Kan,
nc ing vii b. the South Rail
road 81 NDAf next the 1th OF July, lust.
and '''""'i NAIL I.'. A>p rAssESaER TRAIN,
Con, ecting With kWhn,"hd aud Daut ile Trains at
tJunetn, h through ronte Lynch.
burg ,.o .
Irav. Petersburg DAT, at............... alnck II.
Ar,,,e nj Burs-.i., ,i-uJ s,.......... aid
Aniy. at farm,,ie -''....''..."..'..'''.. w.
Arrive lyp,bbars al i-o r. NJ
Leave hLu.g i~liy "!...................' ejo
Arrive tarmv.iic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A NJ.
Arrvea Bu,kev"i., Jupcti'.) at.......,... 2'la "
Arrive at fr'eTsbnis o. ID"
Connecting with Richmond ard Dans lie Trains at the June
Leave t.-burg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AN.
Arrive at ;nrkeviiie tJun'ts") Ai......'......t2 NJ
Arrive al farmvie lao y NJ.
Leave Lynsnonrs da'ly Recommendations An
AMY" At fsrmsiic az ...............-......... $50 "
A,rve at rs,rr.burs $50 H.
Al Aecomnodaia Passenger Car ior I've way or locA.
Travel will he attached To the Train i.a,s L. nburg with
fresh nj aW and passengers going up OF Mcht Wi,
take til" Man T'alu at 'e"'k, A. n. places. ~
and al" be- strictly cl 10y Those
Ia chatse" III. iho tram be STOP cd
Wu.ns II vnlc, B,,,N, and " hu.s. N"ltaway e D.,
,II, hic. tsh niiu.r farn,." frosp.r,. famp
eie"u A, r'iatpA spout SpiuG, ,ni,"u James
las
IlIi co.'s / bNAN,ti
a "a, =
,,t.Hng 'iarA tnH.at. sV,t"iirtb .,-..'.... \ "
t' ',,.'t"s t'n' "'....-,.... ..' - "
.-.',"y ''",i. 40 "
a! ttr -
l.. % u , a., =,
H. s',,r,r -
,d r.uiI.. aud
jam st." o'un'! To, New t".a
iht Az 'on Tam tiis t.oLi ~, '.r1 M. ~hcH
th,,e ishs tc>s To Ju..i, s.irlaE 800" and
"''''' iis otsCiN.H1y chrt
ia. - So, II
d AID >
h., 800 IS NLi--i T. Su,I
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".sa 'he Trs'h ..c.. e.r Tar1 OIL.

ting saigh ride this winter pass. discovered m,
and the skin OF place than my hand frou,
acesrubbng the Inside Of the thigh applied your
Turf Oil. and iu dxy he we'll Another
mule which working my dray became unable to
walk On examolng his foot. discovered nail about
c,s long the head n driver and the neighbors
he would be good fur nothin drew the nail nut inserted
lint and your Turf OIL, and set him to work
that he has not lost hour but good
ever horae badly snaxged the outside OF
thgh places, about inches and four
wide, from winch he was sf day Your TUT
Gil applied and brought them out entirely sound IL
Of the greatest remedies far ever
and havev in drug store for years Use
this a. you think proper. Very truly,
lso Mcssrs. Dove 4 Co. J. II. WEISlGEk
For sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD
nov Ia dom LvnchbuTy
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, SCPEk.PHUSPiIA IL OF LIME,

HI MISREPRESENTATION LIME,
Manuiari, Formula Of
DIX. JAMES HIGGINS.
Stat. Chemist OF Maryland.
ENAI III PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds Guano for Fall seeding and sumner
crops Packed fully
ed. Prize So per ton OF OC0 lbs.
The shove together with Pamphlets giving full de
valuab Fertilizer OF
and mode of application, can be- had.f
Nj. nOLLINS CO,
marl3ts Lynchburg.
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NRW.YoRK ApvKRrfsRxENTs.

" = kWnN0 MACmnNko.-A R8ACIl.
DeD CAL FAMILY eEWik0 MAcHiNE FOR Q a-Per
fully equal work No missing ripping Of siiirhes
n geifing mt Of ord.f Any body every body
will hAvsh
tsvcUEKD By kEcExr GRANT o. LvTrHts rArkxr)
Ea-iusse Rights kr f~w and Dr. piae
ed within ths reach of spts prsng busass a
portion 81 the Territory aready ss~ursd)
The Proprofs ceahdeuy feel they plaee bslop the
public the chance Probable Of
red ss~ns Msrhip~ eonssiag The requisite Qaatiss
20 wh" have heen anxousy waiting fSr The Ma
chine toe" ~ithn their grasp.
- ffnies fishing psrvhase requested TO call At
on examine this most wnderul achievement, aad
monopoly u the stat. or tourty desired
NOVELTY q SEWING MACHINE CO,
Once. BAkTLt TT Co, Needle Manufictu, srs
4si brseAw.y , Canal g., n. Y.
Call or send for Circular with euss u machiu-s
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ryysEs TT SEsss SsS So T. enp ss.E. o.
MAnRANTED TO CURE, AID NO DANCER rRoh EXPOSURE TO
coLD Price 50 cents per bottle.
Ds * i Es.. ~ vSs . Tsei bySx
CO., @''1r ssaD H TSs e. s%,. -;
Come to our store get pamphlet and read certificates
Of cures psIormsd by The Turf on certificates. Of truth
here whom refer and e.nno, doubt value
other known Try aud you win sA.l;nsd wLa
lk.E TuRs OrL-Rs.d the following and come to GU,
store aud w tell you OF many others who have been
RICHMOND, Nov. Il, 1884,
Mss's Doss &Co-Grntlemeo:l used portion bottle
eu n' i" "s
eruption of the skin which had been pracseL
is.- .euef,. sl.o mine who
a =. a.S 81
Respectfully, i. NJ LEFTwIcn
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY. VA. Angus. lie. 1856
years mad sore under right eye .b"ut the size Of pea
smp'im.. little painful ou. mot much until the s OF july
de. ~M advised ~ physician and other. 70 have
am we'll have Recommended Of my neigh
asr II. "sh.; ' ss. said 's 1 ~s
S should sc .s s
you wl.h it, will get her certificate You ral
wi my .n.D Ks shi. certificate Of j.. si,s.sy
r1:pse'sp ,.ss.,, rom
W
have such Let 'hoss "ho sdfer call and see them.
h.A Its D&Co.
Very Remarkn bie.-
AsPiN GRoyk. Henrico, December ], 1857
MksyRs. DOVE u Co.:-4entlemen-My horse put in
The yard front the AMI in attempting jump
end OF fence rail through his shoulder
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash large
enough TO insert your st bottle vi your Tt t
OIL ani applied freely in four days he
u ecks he entirely cured
Respectfully yours JAMES L. EGE.
Sodb all Druggists and Merchants throughout tho State
feb SITS
CHEsrEREJELD, Jan. 4. 1883.
MEssRs DOVE CoGsntLsssn :tiAviDg had short time
since your Turf Oil Ia = extraordinary
and action being grasify refrain
regard to IL benefit of the
lar.e had hue Coli in my stable lot. In which
Ais" Bull The Bull ttcame enraged tor
gored Colt Ia the shoulder the depth
ripped tho neck about the distance which
IL frKhtful wound Several Uf e.ghbors w.ru
and rems-sed they would not give IS
lite. they thoaght il useless ~ do
esei d-ermnedt try the Turf OIL Of
= small bottles he IL entirely cured
Very respectfully.
jan 2ss X. c. FRIEND.
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& "a. .Sorthrssl. sts-trrA HaJ A. NC-trru
MALI. ROUTE,
VIA
VIRGINIA GENTMAI. RAILROAD.
~ iss=.ji Il. si,.sSs. ~ k,ai .sd&ss


E,pK rottcs,ir, S,auL;on. l,~rLu,I and Charleston
i Va. t;uyaniut Nv -ialy lrahs ir Wa I,
iiat more, rh,adri.,+ - - W. -."ik. tIeiu-
mai, Ions, tile
Lay Mail and Passenger Train sascs klshnond daily,
81. A. Nj
Higbt Accommodation Passenger Tram caves Richmond
uat.. t"xcrrt Sunda. Il at J-i' =. NJ
ia" % ~ A NJ Tram "s AT Washington Win The Jio
T. NJ, amt the 5'lJ A. III the D IL NJ Express rains
:rru Washington Tor thu different puint~ named
lNr dyh Tickets ,'i ia lyhd hbnrR At the
= .s.t Oil Heuil,,ie Raroad 20, Ui A W. HORN
.f.... AEri;.
40 "i'"uipi,s q" ~
10 baltimore. ~ -
10 W Arlington and At sanLIIi ............. ~ -
Fss-ns, for Washington st dD~u Hotel
PUHHs, " uia AveHdr. tree 1T rhsrsr.
leaving Is nchuGrs 9) T. Nj u TIE regular
Mai, ira. ,onn.ci lrhn VITA III. &, 4 NJ ani tAoe
leaving by III. freight \ c"imndi"u "A, io \ NJ connect
via the 1slJI. n. rIAin
as-cngr aud h-r transported between the De
la Rchnond AMI ~ The Depot any 10
tea ieus Avenue sshiugt, thu. hask
h.r,-
Through Thkcts be- "nrcd IN Washing to Fs
stnAlr, ih anal.i amt Vic lnd auana Louissir
h"Aldtky: III Iou ,nc Sc Ani hn iails al me
Wet. ~ Baggage ch,,"ri .h"ush
IuoS. DODAMEAD
aug3l Is u, ~ Sup:,
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FROM VIRGINIA a. NOkin CAROLINA
Through Washington City toy Railroad direct.

S1k3r--2kg ES&4-NffrW1
To THE WEST:
yUyIIE baltimore and Ohio Rairhad. with its much I'M
proved Western connections "hris great inducements to
and the TIN oush Washing
and baltimore to all portions of the West the Northwest
and the Southwest.
The connection tho trains from Washington
Wheeling Parker5buK, from Baiti
more promptly made the ahingion Junction
Qatey called tho Relay llouse)9 m. from baltimore THIS
only change Cars required between Washington and
Ohio River baggage checked through to the West
the W Arlington Station
- Tho connecting trains leave Ws.hias top daily at
A. N. nii.20PM. On Sundays a, ,l'c latter hour
AT BENW.pD
connection mae with the Ia III the Central Ohio
Railroad running Bcllairc ti pt" through Cam
Bird GAINESVILLE, aud Newark Columbus Thss"
with tn. Cars Newark Msusdcld
and Sandusky r. r. for Sandusky. Toledo Detroit Chicago
AT PARKERSBuRG
Connection made thy Steamboat with the trains
he Marietta and Cincinnati Road for Chcothe yc'nnaii
Sc. ~. --
AT WHEELlNG
The Baltimore and Ohio trains with the n th
cleveland aud Ohio River Railroad Tor Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit chicago, aud all the ,riiw points direct
LIZ Travellers Requested to notice that while tins th'
only Route aforng Through Tickets ami lhecks IN ash
ington. ID also the SHORTEST most SPEEDY and ~
RECT nearly all the leading points the great West The
miles, being abent luz miles shorer than by any otieI Route
Fave. by through ticket from Wa.hng," At least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than b. the owsstoi til. Northern Routes
iron Nerihcrn cities
and Harpes'a Ferry. Msrnsbnrg Rerkee!
Springs Cumberland bedford Springs Oakland And Grafton
passengers leave Washington At q a. N or 4NP NJ
ing, take s ~ trails from WasnnEoa
~ For further information Through tieksss &c. apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent at wsshngtons St
Dasiwors Ohio Rsi'rseA
/ H. ca ss,7 uAsAs0 ~1S.
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fNOAa! COAA!!-We sse new prepared to d
orders ksd Ash thracite Mout Tain anu Clover
hill Coal lowest market pro+s for August u.Iivsry
n orders left the Store OF Aesss Valentine 4 Hen
Ms Main street, will receive prompt attention
Angels ANDERSON LANfORD co
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nvOxKA DEANs.--A small let Prisse Tsnka
:. .,,s s::1' 'u 20 ''''' W " a. sTHoJEsA CO.
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IL GS AND MArS.-A Ben asfiul as.S, men,
H q Coco aud ChAneele MATS aud Hearth RUGS at
oct lets A. HTIGLEK coz
4 ONDON PORTRR-0J Tierres au,<r,..
- London Porter In quart aud pint bottles low
stpt4M LEE, JOHNhON 4 co.
EEGROgs WANTED 81 viii psy ,a~ uIT:,,
~ Est CASH PRIZE fol Is Soliksly y6phe NEGROES
o,su' h stxes. AAAresa j.. WILhOE { ~ "A ,TS
~s's'Jta Liberty. Va
u 70 Tons sfash Hccptajh {Ssf kese Shingles
ANDERSON. LAAsOAo HU0y SStyS,s.
~ tasJluS~s ITA
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SCPEklAIEHDANTS orr ICE,
VA. 4 lean. kAlLkOAD CO.,
LtAChbth0, Va, Oct. xsth, lrjo. }
and After Monday. tuo st Jay VI November next all
" pioduce SUM. III ~ In tue Depot l., LehUni
wager ,nau 10 hours viii ,enuvsd Warehouse WITHIN
ths cay AID Ill produce removed, will he charged
tac "a veuss y. Ira.s,er.
nn sep 'eha.red necessary BY the accumulation of
rrolsh' III me LS.,hLary D, W Nhicn thu Copauy.
Co.sit subs
'ouIeuss Aun 'lsA vi .osS W. I, sglt!i,
ten ct
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L1NigIii ist. tOtCM AND ctx-Rk
IN ~. A -, y rAC ,Dhh The Nudscri. ~
A'@-~-'1~-- ,.,rr etur.s his 9,atrfui arknowt dye
,aeuls friends iui thn nUcra patron
a.ei ard ia "a. them aud the pub
ousiness, and he hopes by
more .,,, attention to contiuance of fla
ie baud a'i KINDS 81
iron Axl. Wayrous M, de aital and
st,l. II. wit Ike urle, aud will s'"n have made
u Carriages R"kaways aud busses-
assortment q" Oh" aud w horse Spring Moving
W. s,u- ~" stages Al who want good WORK
coa. ofi AbnrZ toath and HaSRon faciory nd
h 1, doing IN ash pr.nple, yun may expect 81
v.t vood work AMI At price All whn good and
nes t3uagi,s rive me "A call JOHN H. BAILEY, Ag't
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IN !. ROs. x kn has The psrassrr 81 sarrinx
Ne 10 his fran something ~ tbe way ma RECi.iN
IN EASY CHAIR iheo positions are attain, 10 hi" oh'
Chair Il simplest eounplete AMI rheapcAt eA-y
Chair ever offered This mArkSt IL - n1"pAoe
A,k. Tor ordinary purposes 81 an easy
.,h.ir t,sl aus ,en T. J. fULkES
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20 Drsn a .. .; We ausr now hand
~ Nue. superior scotch Az, IL Jugs, tor sale.
heptiis LEE, JOHNSON d CO.
4 Ake;E - kE.-Dn Wednesday November the 10Th
wal sell to ,hc 'srst Lrid,r. the farm hirh
RESIDE. IN Amherst cIun nedatty On the RIVER tour
tIon, iui>cno ana n urnidr,, &c Ny Stock con
sist, 81 several paii ot wti t - LIE al LIZ,
epp! I!Ok>r bcSerai Lie fy4sss.
Mh,h COW y, aud ~ "a "a lIi.E H1tS dc. <AII-
NJ, Cop r,hsi-tsof TOBACCO. tDfN AMI OATS W.
qn.L.Hy PLANrATiU., L len 100 numerous n .cu-
ton, and Iii'en' i.aatiiy irr srGt i.tm WAnONa,
CART, ar,
Term liberal AID ma lie known the dsy OF s le.
oct id,l..l J. REYNOLDS.
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lie
Al . TON OF KEAUYMADE CLOl HING II b. nm.
gncd thi. opportunity the pub
ic large, aud bis friends that his stock Of ktADYMAUE
LLO HIM, GEN rLEMENS FURNISHING GUUDS
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, &c. has been received and
be purhNed at unprecedented low p cash. and
prompt customer is to The interest every r
thns examine my sock before calling tse here not say
ing that can do wondes bat that ~ili nys.h /.
t,, living profa only The s,is anil
qua Clothing finer aud better than .y%r-ihs ! ST.,
60. faith
. nary Merchants will fnd my bbing prices lower than
'htrenre give call whole <als retail buyeu
VIII tcrtan.l5 purvhss, Of me-, '
lJtsl N GUO0ENHEYNrR
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1U~T oIemcd Is trcHn-ndo". quantity 81 cic-
~ ant B.,NNEr ! ND "a SIT Il. BBONS, AND BLACK
VELVET TRIMMINGS u which III - sid cheap With
the largest ii ,.aies GAIT Eks' Aoa Miss
&C, i6,, JOHN A3RAHAMS
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aNCVAL Il NOTIONS % 1n8 TONeC, WAX
u kANTED To CONTAIN No AksESlC.-A suPpiyo
,s Justly popular remedy the dssases OF horses Jus, 10
csved and TOR sal, W w. n olhoIhhn ~
II hep. copy. ms. - 70
snSu0R PAINTS FOR GDkCoAN PANT.
III INu-Ws lus. rcceis ed . supply of English ~ bG
PAIN rs ,.ciAn aud feAI Painting Also dreciAn var
u,.u n sst,c yaruI-h, brushes. &c. fOs sale Ny
J. IL. THOMPSON 4 co,
o., s,.I druggists.
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HtEMENT.-lsas,u-b ~~m poi ntr'ss sole &c n
~ Nv the proprietor e the james River Cement Works
for the IA Of Cement this place, epaled 60 III
or,le, ia Al ths I,rr.. tr'r,S NM. 4. ANDERSON.
las - -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-25

&IG q -, MOI.ASsEs, COFFEE, &C., IN
- STORE.-
iihd- che ice O bright Sugars.
Mnfs vaGufut,
Gro ms Pine Mnchu e, fice,
rAcks crap tu G.fcc,
BbIs rich New Orleans Moasses,
lInis Prime tnha do.
Hills. Crushed sugar.
Ehtfa I.
Tierces London l"iter, double brown stout
Muir's Jug Ale. Forsaie by
apl 5is NOWLlS \ ALEXANDER.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03
The Jewish abauciion Case.

There i scarcely any person Who reads news
papers who has not heard Of the case Of tho
abduction Of a Jewish child from its parents
at Rome. II is singular affair, involving
questions Of international comfy AS we'll as
points of ecclesiastical polity The whole case
may be simply stated: The child had beeu bap-
tized when an infant by its Catholic nurse. On
the strength Of its admission to the church by
the administration Of this rite the ecclesiastcs
at Rome claimed the right 10 prevent it from
being brought UP according to the Jewish faith,
and therefore took it from its parents and coul-
mitted it TO the charge of ins ructors to be rear
ed in the Catholic creed. The Jews of Lon
don have taken tue subject in hand, and are
endeavoring to induce their bretheren through
out the world to cooperate with them IL de-
monStration to secure the return of the child
TO its parents. With this view the London
Committee of Delegates of British Jews has
addressed q circular TO each Jewish congrega-
ton in Europe and the United States, making
statement of the case aud requesting action.
This will of course receive the early attention
of the different Jewish congregations in this
country.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03
Strong Language.

The Democratic papers in the Northwest do
not mipce their words in speaking Of the Gone
raj Administration. The ST. PauPs tMiun. J
P,oneer and Democrat, speaking of the election
in illinois, says:
San Administration which BE-, moro than any
other mao, aided in elevating 10 power did no,
scruple, through its salaried offico-holders, to
ally itself with the Republicans 10 their desper-
ate efforts to elect Lincoln. Treachery to the
Democratic party iu Illinois was the sole path
way TO political bonors at Washington. But
u depite of treason, and in defiance Of the un-
precedented efforts of the Republicans their
appeals to sectional prejuGices and studied mis-
representations Of Douglasthe gallant leader
of the Illinois Democracy has swept the State
from the Wabash TO the Mississippi, from Cairo
20 Chicago.
's0ne great triumph secured BY the result in
Illinois will be the exemption Of tho people Of
the 2iates hereafter lrom the dangerous en-.
croasbinen,s q Federal power. There can be
no excuse Tor tho interference Of President
IN the local politics OF a STATE; ard tho rebuke
that has attended Mr. Buchanans efforts in
that line will preEen: lis repetition
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03
MARRTED.

Ga the 2 9th ulr., by the Rev. II. Hecker-
man, Mr. Elias Dehl, of Friends Cove, and
Miss Mary Weisel, of Bedfold
On the 25th ult, by Rev. n. Wilson, Mr..
Thomas Slack, and Miss Mary Snyder, both of
Bedford Co. Pa.
On Thursday 25.h ult., at the residence of
the BRIDES faiher iu the presence of large par
ty, by John Smith. Esq Mr.. James Mari, Jr.,
to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob Beckley,
Esq. all Of St. Clair tp.
On the 11th ult., ct the house of The brides
father, in Monroe township, by Rev. G. q.
Probs;, Mr. Lewis Hixou tc Miss Mary Van
s;inc.
Also, By tie same, ct the same time. Mr..
Hugh Linn to Miss Kate Vanstine.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-03

The Washington correspondents q Ike Nav
York Times says.
1T seems to be the settled conviction Of the
President and his Cabinet that our Paraguay
expedition viii be defeated should President
Lopez determine to fight. This ii IS believe9
will result from the very great difficulty of reach
ing his capital In the language Of member
OF the Cabinot, the expedition is about as
chimerlca! as would be an expedition up tie
Mississippi aud Ohio rivers against the State
of Ohio. 10 order that Lopez may not have an
opportunity of complaining Of tbs presence of
the feet, the vessel will come 10 an anchor in
the river outside Of his territorial limits, and
there await the result of Commissioner Bow
hu's negotiations.