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InAHsMssIos OF WORDS oygR TEE CABIs.-Ths
public will not be surprised At the delay In re-
csvtng the Queen 3 message, when they learn that
the Eng,ish Electricians ind 1t impossible to trans
nit over 10 words In 10 minutes, through the
sshle. This rate Of spesd II 10 alleged, Was unfore
seen, from the fact that when the cable was coiled
On hand four words per minute we're sent through
u by the same Electricians. With the system
used By them II requires i've currents to form
lsttsr, while With the Hughss or American system
each cprrent makes letter ct the other end of the
line. Notwithstanding this known and ts.,ed
1is.rsnes y the Two system', that Of the English
ssill holds tbs Linz Tor experiment and
u kssps closed to the public The eoofn.n,..
evnins the cable submerged between Malta ara
sardinia and that In the Red Sea, have 10th sn.s
Ninpossble to send over four word. ,.r ,..,s...s
80 have applied the American ,n.,rr...,.
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~STEAHHs & MaRvIu's
WILDER PAT. SALANANDER SAFE,
SECURED BY THE LA BELLE"
POWDER IND BURGLAR PROOF LOCK

These celebrated SAFES have been in use sever
enteen years. and not dollars worth of books or
papers has ever been destroyed in them Two hun.
dred and forty have been tested in accidental fires.
For sale by
MAssIE 4 PLEASANTs, Agents.
la-lm Ia EarY At
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LATHE DisEAsE.-The epidemic known - "bIaek
tongue" which has lately prevailed to such . dis
asrous extent In North Carolina, has found It's
way TO Petersburg. Va, and has already destroyed
many valuable cows. The Board Of Health Of the
city have taken appropriate measures to place
the public ON Ruard
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MO MONOPOLY-I. M. SINGER &

IN co.'s CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-OFFIcE 2l7 MAIN STREET kiGHMoNp,
VA--We would most respectfully Invite AL 70 cal,
and examine ou- new stock Of Eamily, P!antauo",
and Leather Machines. which for durability ard
beauty of finish. cannot be surpassed oy any. 1nI
Machines are 80 constructed, that by the magical
charges they are made to sew. hem. gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton Dag or neaYy
leather to the finest silk, satin or lace, OF any
description. without trouble. The simple con
structIon' ease of management and saving of time.
makesthe Machine invaluable. and warranted 70
give perfect salts action 10 all. Our new FAMILY
Machine. for light work, will be found enc OF the
prettiest and est in use iii put up IN ROSEWOOD
Mahogany or Enameed cases, to sult the pariof or
work-roon Our agent. being fine macn mist. Is
prerared to repair Machines and 10 give all the in
structons, so that the operators can dust their
Machines with all ease. Ladies' will be instructed
at their residences; ao servants if desired free OF
charge We invite all to call and examine. where
eli possible attention will be paid by our lsdy oper'
stor. and Agent to give exp anatons, whether they
Silk Thread and Cotton. of all colors and descrip
tions: Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent to
all or application by mail or otherwise.
Stitching snd Quilting of every description, on
Cloth or Leather.
Shirts. &C. made to order, at short notice.
an 21ly NJ SINGER j. CO.
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This serious charge Ia brought by New England
and New York authorities against the 'and of
steady habits" The Vermont Chronicle quotes the
following from the report Of the Massachusetts,
General Association:
"From reliable statistics 1t appears that in Maine
New Hampshire. Vermont and Massac usette, not
more than one-q OF the whole population are
million three hundred thousand people in New Eng,
land, who as far ss attending church is concerned
practically like the hs athen. There twenty.
SIX towns in :nis State which have not evangelical
preaching"
The Congregational Journal, Concord, New Hamp-
shire, says:
at has repeatedly been stated in the public prints,
upon the authority of Investigating committees and
third ii the population 81 The Northern New Ens
land statss. including those necessarily detained
home are church.going people. and that probably
1elical religious influence"
Upon the publication of the first Of the extracts,
the Nso Fork Observer said It thought it to be
incredible, yet at the same time presuming 1t to
Be correct, 1t drew the inference that there must
be . greater destituton in the State Of New York.
Inits remarks on the second extract above, which
it publishes on the 18th inst, the Neso York o.
server says:
"This In the most astounding statement vi ich hae
oesg msds On ss 81 ne
tswns In Massachusetts that they were destitute Of
evangelical preaching, we remarked that u was al
most incredible But in the passage above. We are
assured by those qualified TO Judge. that probably
one-half OF Northern New EnRland are under no di-
rect evangelical religions influence
The Missionary Societies have nne field for do
mestic operations. 1t seems proper that the South
should lead on In efforts for the conversion OF New
lnglanders Let NJ have "Northern Aid Society"
In the South, - we'll - Southern Aid Society"
10 the North Who can think OF these millions Of
wrstched heather 10 our own land, without SEN
timsn,s OF sorrow and compassions Weknow rot
how they are to be saved, except BY sending amor
them : number OF able bodied young southsrnsrs,
who shall marry all the heather damsels, and thus
pluck the women at least a. brands nom the burn
ing. The hsathen men, being left to themselves,
would naturally 80 to destruction in short time,
and thus tho power Of the Devil would be effectu
ally broken in his headquarters Of vitchcraft and
inndsiity.
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-, Iax Garlic DisEAsE --Welearn from the Augusta
tusl Constitutioualst that the Inhabitants Of that
ely nave Gil returned to their beef sgais.
HAD fAs MEANs.-willsm Means, s]sys. re-
2saMy soeshs Aiusslf ~ aastisn, II Msmphis,
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TELEORAPHIC NEWS.
ar0RTED ron THR .DIsPATOn.
ANorHYR RICK rRoM THE cARLE, q. 5

ANUIHkk KICK FkOM THE GABLE, &C. a
NEu Yoax, August 2l.-Mayor Tiemsn yesterday
received acongratulstory message from the Lord
Mayor Of London, dated yestsrday, over the Attain
tic Cable.
The U. 8. steamer San Jacinto arrived here to-
h ~ +
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Nr HurcHINas' VEasrABLE DYspKp-

IkS HUTCHINGa FBGSfABLE UYsPkP-
the age. Dyspepsia in its worst FORMS disorder Of
the stomasa aud Bowels, Billi1usness, Yellowness
OF the -kin, want of Appetite. Debility, Headache,
Hart. Uostiveness. Heartburn, Liver Complaint.
Disorders OF the Skin Liver. and kydneys; Acid
stomach, Diarrhoes. Vertigo. Dmness of sight,
Jaundice, Wasting of Strength, FIatulence with
quent Belching Of Wind, Initiated Taste, Constipa-
non and uDeasiness of tine Bowels, Burning Senea
ing Depression Of Spirits is at removed By the
use OF tn; saemedy.
The b'ters are put up In pint bottles with the fol-
lowing words blown in the Rlass-"BUTCHINa6
DYSPEPSIA BITrERS, NEW YORK." Sith my
facsimile pasted over the cork, and on the outside
wrapper II eacn bottle.
Oh RING, Proprietor,
Druggist. le2, Broadway, New York
Price so cents per bottle
au l9-lm sele Agents
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COMMUNICATIONS. have received q communica.
tion from physician at the Red Sulphur Springs,
Va, in which 1t says that case of typhoid fever
did exist on the premises. and several in the
neighberhood, the case at the Springs having been
uuder his own care. He concludes by annouuc
ing that the Springs are now healthy
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FALL TRADE, 1858.
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
e. ID. * EELING,

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHlER,
NO. 1875, MAIN STREET,
Respectfully invites the attention OF his friends and
the public to his Fall stock of CLOTHS, CASSI
MERES and yEnTiNdS, of superior qualify, which
he will make to order in the most approved styles.
81 Call and leave your orders without delay.
oH-gw
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FATAL AfRRAY.--We lear from Mr.. Joe N Phil.
ups mall agent, that fatal ARRAY occurred Mon.
DAY night at the Warren ton Springs. Fauquier
county Va. Dir. Carter, from Mobile. Ala. under.
.oox 70 cnsstise Mr. Green, of Va, whom the latter
a1e~ powisknifs and stabbed him through the
respectabiiity.
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ARRssrKD-The Rogersvile fTenn Independent
states that q man, by the name Of Isaac Smith,
was arrested In Hancock county for passing
counterfeit money, aud confined in the Jail at Ro-
gers,iIls Upon searching his house, sos in coun.
terfeit Virginia notes found. The Indepen-
dent thinks there is a regular organized band of
counterfeiters extending through the mountain
regions Of East Tennessee.
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SUMMARY PRocERDises-At a camp meeting in
London county, Va, last week, the "Committes,
seized upon one hrndred and forty gallons of whi..
key being vsndsd In the vicinity, and poured it on,
the ground This unexpected spiritual NANTES
tation took the rum sellers 80 much by surprise
that no resistance was offered to the procsedinv
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THE FIRST THROUGH pAssEseER-Mr. William N.
GhiseIin, son Of our respected townsman, Mr.. Jno.
D. Ghiseln arrived in this city on Saturday even
ing, from New Orleans, via Memphis, Tenn says
the Norfolk (Va.) Herald 3d. He left Memphis
on Wednesday evening and travelled over the diff
ferent railroads to Petersburg, where he took
passage on the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad,
just In time to be the first passenger through the
entire route by railroad from Memphis to Norfolk.
The run WAS performed Ia three days, including
one nights stoppsge at Knoxville.
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nT Dr.. ACHILLES AscoLr's Office. o

Grace street, between It'll and 9Th
Change Of Hour or the Poor.-After the 18th inst.
(Au3 ust) Dr. Asc0LI will be in attendance upon the
poor between and O'Clock, P. instead of be
tween and 5, as heretofore, and positicely at no
other hour in the day or evening. NH I2-ly*
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KILLED BIZ LIGHTsIHG-Ou the 10th instant, w.
s. Alien, overseer on Mr. Hugh S. Leggett's place.
some eight or ten miles from Canton, Miss, was
killed by lightning His hat was torn to pieces,
and his clothes consumed to his waist. He was on
horseback at the time; and the horse was also
killed.
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IMAGINATION FIRE PRooF SANS
One thousand dollars Ia offered for proof that
the contents of any epe of "Herring's Patent
Champion Safes have ever been destroyed by fire.
"Burnlsr-proof Safes" are made By Nessrs Her.
ring Co.. not one OF which has ever been robbed
KNOWLES 4 WALF0RD, Agents.
au INV No q Pearl st
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OST.-Jewellers and others are re-
IL oues.ed. if Gold HUNTING WATCH, with the
in;tisis n q l.. on the outside, and on the inside
+. G. Lucas, from his grandfather, T. Gowies-6s
presented in trade, to stop It. as said Matcn vas
sTenines since. and for which a liberal reward 10
now offered. Refer to Billiards. Exchange Hotel,
RichEsond au 49,
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LOST.

r OST-Yesterday, on Cary, between
IL 18th and 18th streets, my FREE PAPE Pm s..
They we're wrapped in piece of paper. will give
LIBERAL reward for them, if left ct this office,
OLIVER COLEMAN,
=. 80 fraa man of color.
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VENTS COMMENTARIES edi-
IN tion-at RAND0LPH'S
Bookstore and Bindery.
GEN ISRAEL PUTNAM, (Old Putt A biography.
By George q Bil-75 cents.
CAPT JNO SMITH. Biography. BY G Hill
IS cents.
BENEDICT ARNOLD. biography. BY G c
EILL-75 cents.
A SYSTEM of Minerology. comprising the most re-
cent discoveries. By James Danna. Illustra-
ted by GOO Wood Cuts-4 so.
ST VINCENT'S MaDual-a selection OF Pray ers md
Devotional Exercises-200
THE ALTAR Manual; or Instructions and Devo
tions tor Confession and Communication
A CYCLOPEDIA of Commerce aad CONNER Nav
igation. Edited By Smith Romans. With Maps
and Engravings-6 IS.
COMMENTARIES on American Law vols. By
James Kent. Ninth ecition-l65 so.
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- 80 c smt nis Beard d Health has reeeunrndsa
tiss ssss,l q shss stss shs ssssssIss Il sssaS.
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4~A CARD &C. q. MERA, late Pro
fessor of music and modern languages a. the South
Carolina female G liegiats Institute, Columbia, S
c. respectfully offers his professional services the
citizens of Richmond and vicinity. Rooms at pres
ent at Mrs. Harw oods, on Rank st. au35-lms
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This company affords the insured sdvanfaGes
which render it very desirable to those who wish TO
pay the least money and receive their dividends
while living The annual dividend is over one-thirA
the premium paid.
au l7-2w KNOWLES q WALf0hD.
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OFFICIAL . ,,,, -, .,,,
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA
CLASS 20,
At Augusta, Georgia, Saturday. Aug. 2ist. 1883.
SAMUEL SWAN & CO., Managers
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\ HENRICO LIGHT DKA
NOTICE To PURCHAS-

NOTICE To PURCHAS-
alseyy3ES ERS OF PIANO FORTES.-JOHN
vi H u DUNDERDALE offers for sale SOM
very superior PIANO FOkTES. Sc.
.ectsd 6y himself in New York. which can be seen
az Vol hichardsons Book Store No 2,l Broad street
street, between 9th and 10th streets N-'n
ID expects 70 be in New York un It'll the 9Th Zen
cuton of orders cent to him for the selection and
dress JOHN DtINHERnATir Au
Z0-ZW~ NJ. Maid
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~A Cam II deem 1t my duty 70
rspiy q j statement made IN -FOUR paper Yesterday
mornina. HE oficsrs say. that negroes wsre q
81 seen ever Suudsy morning. from light until
10 O'Clock, entering the basement with BOOKS "a
their hands bel ewing that they were there the
ertesar portion OF their time without the supsryi
sfon Of white pfrsOp." This statement II fnc0r-
rect l have been present ~ every sunrise prayer
meeting and frequently am the frst there; Inc
CONGREGATION Il usually dismissed about haitcass
nix o'clock. and generally remain until the doors
the congregation leaye. The books nsed for TINS
meeting are hymn books. which some few can resi-
The school generally assemblies about nine O'Clock
On last Lords day morning was At the churcn De
fore nine-found four or five boys about the doors
BY ten O'Clock, some eighty or ninety chi!ofen nao
assembled TO receive oral instruction. thai Deine
the only kind aiven. / have never taught onc
letter The books used By them are muscai pr1mens.
few OF them can read, others eafIy tnea. "a n
teaching had occasion to use the Bib!e. whicn -
in the pulpit above stepped up to get r. Abu ~
turned in o few minutes. On my return, Duhu
two officers at the door. with orders from the AaJW
to arrest the whole school. s~n.
Soon after the school was instituted. Il was MORN
at his office. called on him. He wished 20 arv
how the meetings and sunday school were e0nahhor
ed answered him fully and correctly ~ , srn
said he believed the schools were uniaWIuI 1919 !.
blps bu, would investigate the subJect. anu u II
shouid 70 appear to him, he would nave thein =. -
closed and give me due notice. rromtso r ILL., ~
discontinue the school If 1t should be found TO De un
lawful A.. .n,,,cay oiven
on last Lords dsy.-it vas 2 poxel one 70 ~ 'ne
an 25-lts Pastor of the Sd African Cnurcn.
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t@ The Street SPANKING HAY.

The hTREET SPRINKLING -Havss
ing purchased the machine, formerly owned by
per, for the remainder of the present season and if
the proc eds will under present ei, cumstaDces, pay
the expenses the business will be hereafter regu-
larry carried on by me- agent in my name
In order that any of the work may be properly per-
formed. shall be compelled TO reinquish part of
the st. Charles Hotel. This course is rendered ne
cessary, fr IN the fact that the water has to be
hauled from SINGLE POINT and that On Cary street.
(he City Council in IT, present state of the water
works deeming 1t expedient to positively prohibit
the use Of the water FIR this purpose) H. how YER,
at another point should prove successful that per
ton of the street. below the ST. Charles will be re-
sumed at least next season. if not in the latter part
of this REBECCA STITu.
An A-2tf
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ON BDL0. No. : MACKKAkL; 80
= : w. ss'sass M 60 Ilssstia6l 4 nlsSs
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+ UMBERl UMBERl--l am now re-
~ eeiying very large and choice assortment OF
LUMBER, of every description seie,ted With great
care by myself In Albany TO which respectfully
invite the attention Of all in want. - VIII sell 81
prices which will prove satisfactory.
81 na q White Pine. all fhicanesses. fFona to SIN
3ma Por'ar. from " TO 20 inches vide
W.0n0 n do, do. do,
l5oo0 Il Ash very wide and superior lot, ailsses
5000 n IN Maple
0000 n and Ia Spruce
A,ss, WAsnut, Insrry. hickory, Mahogany. Chair
Pl NIX Poplar, scsntlinx. Shingles. Yellow Pine OF
oil sizes, Flooring. Walnut. Cherry and Mahogany
isss ~ kDw'D 4 DUDLEY. 18th street.
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1aP VIRGINIA CENTRAL AaRIcuLTu

1S VIRGINIA CENTRAL AaRIcULTU-
RAJ SocIgfY.-Notice is hereby given, that Captain
WIN H RICHARDSON and Messrs JAMES w
LEWELLEN and TH0S F BUTLER have been APP
pointed Soliciting Agens for memberships of this
Society-ths first named gentleman to operate in
the West and southwest portion of this State, the
two latter to operate in Richmond and its vicinity.
As this Society has pledged the sum necessary to
meet the expenses of Fair. to be held n Richmond
by the United States Agricultural Society, in Octo
Der ne 1t, one item of which is Premium List of
ten thousand dollars it is earnestly suggested that
the friends of this National gathering-which will
be the largest that has ever been had in Virginia,
and a. important imposing promptly aud
favoraby meet the calls of these gentlemen, thus
saving time and expense in making the necessary
collections.
ANY information desired will be cheerfuily given
by these Agents. CHARLES DIuMOCk,
Sec'v V G A Society
City and country Papers, friendly to the cause
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GREAT SAcRIPIcE-The Shreveport (La.l South
western states that the United States steam snag
boat Gopher, which originally coet the government
$140o0 was sold there recently for l75; the ma
chine boat, which cost sioo0 sold for $3.50; and the
tackle TOOLS etc which cost $12 000 sold for $1,000
The government abandons the attempt to improve
the Red River raft.
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WRONG GUEss-A ply sician going down State
street with q friend of his, said to him, "Let US
avoid that pretty little woman you see there on
the left she X uows me, and casts on me looks OF
indignation. / attended her husband -
"Ah understand: you had the misfortune to
Dispatch him."
ION the contrary" replied the doctor, II saved
him '-ScbenfctddU Reflector.
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CURIOUS MISTAKE occurred in the election re-
turns for the Presidency of the federal Republic Of
Switzerland. In consequence Of a clerical error,
the wrong man was placed at the head of the Gov
eminent for space of twenty-four hours, but,
when the mistake had been detected, he resigned
his dignity to the lawful possessor. The tempora-
ry lessee of the Presidency was NJ. Frey Herose-
The genuine President is NJ. Stesmnell.
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ALLEGED MURDER OF WrFE.-Jacob Whitmore
was arrested on the 18th instant, at his residence,
near Toronto, C. W, charged with the murder Of
his wife, whose body. covered with CHASTITY wounds
and bruises was found on the floor of the room. IN
which the husband lay on the bed, in q state OF
beastly intoxcatioD. verdict of wful murder
was found by the coroner's jury against the pri-
souer, who was forthwith committed for trial.
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MRS. SUSAN REEDS school,, cor

al 2o-ttsts 6Sthtol6fhS
ELLINGTON eCHOUL.-fhe next ses-
IL sion Of this School will commence on the LIST of
October next. THIS Ec0ool has existed upwards Of
forty years has always been literally patronixed,
and asit has never deserved patronage at any pre-
yous time more than at the present. the subscribers
hope for its continuance
Terms a. heretofore: For board, tuition. bedding
and washing, $40 per year, payable quarterly. In
advance. tn Il FOX,
tn H FOX, in.
THE EXERCISES OF Mr.. HTUARTS
= CLASSICAL AND MATHEW NAUTICAL SCHOOL,
Win 30 resumed Monday. Oct 4th, corner Clay and
9Th streets.
TERMS:
English. Latin and Mathematics $50 90
Modern Language, eaeh.................., 70 40
The Principal has had an experience AZ Instructor
oI youth OF EIGHT years. three Of which were mont
- fne assistant In mathematics ut the VIRGINIA Mn
i4ry institute. He b aided in the depsrimeuts Of
nnclent Languages. 10. by 4 Master Of Arts Of tSe
univernty. who brings with him testmoniala Of the
ni9hsss character from the Faculty
1ac1ity Of the State Milita,y Institute Lsxinr.
w, Va Me.sFs Jno u Paston r h Oraitsn. q II
1ysIs. Inos Price and Geo fishsr on q a,11.
49, - seo On Jes 0eleen and 1syMaS 3 WsI1l12,
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$lOO REWARD -kansway from

@ @IoU hEWAhD -kanaway from
the employ Of the Richmond and Danv;la
N railroad Company. about the LIST of Anrii q
-. negro man named II LIAM RAX: bnt this
year ss ne vent F oy the name of Wa HASTINGS He
q apou! iorty years of age feet or inches high
limps in the right leg. he was purchased the irss
81 Sr ms EeaT Of n Rollins Of an
William, since away, has been set about Fredsr;css
ours and near VIM pratts and Thos Pratt's where
me- hs mas charen living He is well known there He
mas also been seen about Richmond. He has wife
at slr Anderson's factory, on the Basin
Mr Powell hired him last to make mortar He
aiso Calls himself q white washer and plasterer
Will give thu above reward of 500 IL taken out
o. the state or $40 If taken iE Richmond or any of
me surrounding counties, and confined 10 jail, 20
that mau get him. SAM'L HASTINGS.
An 2S-dfa
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H@LIFx Observation-Disclosures BENE-
FIT COMPANY.
KNOWLES WALFDRD. agents. 81 Pearl ct.
Ia A. SNgAp Medical Examiner.
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~ NO FAMILY can anord TO be with
out MUSTANG LINIMENT in their house. Tn.
many accisents We are liable to- may render II ne
forming such certain cure. (EEtract) I'm iiftIne
the kettle from the fire 1t caught and scalied mi
TO crisp. The torture was uubearable II was an
awful sight - The Mustang Liniment an
peared to extract the pain almost Immediately I,
FOSTER 40 Broad street, Philadelphia" II IL trny
: wonderful arsicle Il viu cnre any Of Swell
For horses il should never be dispensed with On.
iolar's worth Of Mustang has frequently saved
valuable horse. It cures aalds. Spraius. kngbone.
in all parts of the hsbitabie Glsbs. S''1
BARNES PARK, Proprietors,
D@-o6cim New York
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IeLEATHEh AND RUBBER BELrING,
STEAM PACKING HOSE, &C. We keep on
hand full supply Of Beltiag. &C., from tho besr
keep a large variety of Cotton and Hemp Twines.
Wrapping Paper, &c.
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