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arSNr. NprcIAL NnTICr ~

SPECIAL NOTICE. Inc attention
the public is asked to cur sale of Furniture fine
Piano. &c to take place at the residence OF Mr.. Jnn
P, Ialiey, corner 18th and Main streets This Day. at
10 o'clock EB COOK IL Co.,
NH l2-It Auctr
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Miss Fl. CLals's BESEFfT.--The ACCOMPLISHED
lady now fulfilling an engagement at the Theatr
takes benefit tonight, and programme of un-
ascai Interest 10 announced for the OCCASION
rhs appears In the comedy, entitled "Thc Pride of
sne Aarket," and the pantomime of ssDon Juan. ,,
N the latter, Mons. Henri performs the part of
searameaeh.D Mrs. Taylsure will sing fayorite
ballad In the eourse Of the evening, and a grand
march, composed by Professor Busch. will be per-
formed " the orchestra. This viii afford yarie.
~ su1hcient to suit all tastes
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REFER TO
Broadway Bank, Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank,
Pacific Bank, New York.
Bank of James Robb Il Co New Orleaus.
Shinger brothers, Char lesion.
f. skinner Co., New York and Boston.
NH l2-ft
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re- RICHMoND AGENCY.

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
INITIAL SYSTEM
Capital. list JAM. 1SJ--..sS II d.. $50 rs.
Tie Trustees hayo declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that have been in
force twelve months prior 10 January lst 1855 and
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST IN CASH on all d.
yIdends that have not been paid Those holding
the certificates will please call and collect tue iuIe
rest, which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the snblect of Life
Insurance, will please call on the Agent. at} Main
street; for reference apply TO either naember oi
the Local Board-ail of whom are insured in this
Company
GEO. WYTFE MrNFoRb President.
Directors.
1hns August, Esq, Jas Thomas, Jr. Esq.'
Roger A Pryor, Es,i, Rev Chas II Read
ThUs II Ellis. Esq, Rev Jas Is Tay lor.
Wm Paine. Esq.
Hsdifttt BG1r}:
RO 7 Coleman. NJ u, q Northam NJ h.
Jas II Conway, VI D.
CHaS Il. N0RTHAM.
General a gent AMI Attorney Tor Virginia.
NH lots 2l3 Main street.
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E THE MAR.

ny THE MARSHALL AND HENRY COM
ptNrEs will hn'd tlieir regular monthly meetings
this (FRIDAY) evening, at -. o'clock.
mh l9-It JAS X LEE, Sec'y.
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T OUIS j BOSSIEUX, Steam Candy
IL Manufacturer, No 80 Main strast.-Ny friends
aud customers may depent upon having their or
ders for CONTEMPORARIES. eruits &C. executed at the
Iwest mark PRICES and she same care aud at ten
ton rendered ii bJuS at der their personal sn-
peryision. / am anxious to secure all the good,
pron,t paying trade eau, and promise TO exert my
utmcstenie&vors 20 satisfy aat please. nah II
CALTED HIDES. IL have for sale from
~ one hundred to one hundred and fifty Sailed
Hides VI CULLINGSWORIH, Sr.
NH i2-sw2w
N-0TICE.-The Key to the Planters
~ House, with all of the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Bar Room Fixtures, &c, will be sold AZ
auction, on MONDAY. z9ti inst, unless disposed OF
privately b. lore. ANY person Wishing TO purchase,
sanapply 10 Mr. Thomas W hessse. os,to MIMI
ford, my agent. ANN MUMfoRD,
mt i2-diut&cw2t%
RkACk SILKS, BLACK SILKS.--We
- shall open today several lots OF Black silks.
bought at New York auction at great aaerirce.--
Treat bargains MAJ be had in them b giving Us an
carry call HILLiitsLa BIZ
E0R HiRE-One good Twister, Two
4 stemmers. aHd one Brogus Shns Maker, Apply
to nh l2-st eau tHohN.
pRlME HAVANACIGARS, and choice
brands Of TOBACCO, for saleby
GE1. D0WpEN Druggist.
( nlh II f5@ rs Broad street,
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RGy@ To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND i
fer myself as candidate for the Office of SUPER.
INTENDENT OF THE GAS WORKS.
NH I2-tdes ERASMUS POWELL,
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.s~.rsi,emesss for the DisfArcs naust DO handed
. n- NJ O'Clock III fhs aytsees, 10 erser 10 sppear
-. ,ext dsy. TAeheAvy pressure q advcriirsmeats
-. sss cslusuns q our paper WIN MOI admit Of
49, r~r~ottcn After the hear named. .s
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A MUSEMENT.

IA GYMNASTICS
intend, the st April next. 10 open a class for
boys, at my Gymnasium on Marshall street, between
5th and 9Th streets. All pupils to be engsgca for
the course of three months. Application for lin
tied number of pupils may be made TO nis al the
Gymnasium from to O'Clock in the afternoon
Parents and guardians respectfully invited b.
witness the exercises.
nihS-lm@ X. kEMpEk, Proprietor
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ites, W. Hawkins Woodward, rector Of Grace
eParsh ~ -, Louis, died on the 4th inst.
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m NOR FOLK.

wM \. fysTkR. ESQ. Is dc Agent for the bAIIr
DsneAfcH 10 Norfolk. the circulation Of the paper
there having incrsased 70 an extent demanding per.
soUai attention to lie Distribution. the collection OF
4. -
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~ Experience teaches US that delicaey prevents
many females from applying for the means to alev1
ate suering and sase life tobjsction obsiated
IN the case of "sir James Clarkes Female Pills. pre-
pared atertbe prescription Sir james Clarke PhJ
stefan 10 tho Queen Of England and well known to
be the only sure and safe remedy for female dcui-
ties and distractions from any cause They eau
be sent In bottle containing 80 pills. postffee, Dy
enclosing 81 and postage stamps to any agent.
s1 'REAvAmbrotype Depot. 1879 Main street
aiauarters for the taking Of liksnsssss, 81 all ths
various sizes and styles. Tyler Co. P1enoef Al
lists.
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fsy LADIES' THIN AND THICK Sole
CoEGaEss CATERS AT 81 50 AND 50 PEP PAIR--The
subscriber has Just received lot of Ladies' thin
and thick sole Congress Gaters, which he is selling
off AZ the very low price Of $50 for thin and 50 for
thick soles. ALIEN HILL,
NH II III Main street
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METROPOLITAN HAIL.--rhe Campbell mipstrels
Siye another Of their dvertipg ente rtainments a,
Metropolitan Hall tenight. For rich and racy
amusement, visit the Canpbells.
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spppzs DsArH ORA CrxseYxAs.--The Rev. Mr.
Deweli, native Of Massachusetts,. was found dead
10 bic buggy on ths road, about four miles from
HoehiasoAm, NC, on the night of the ath ms,
He was subjsct 20 Ats.
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THEORY AaaEgARLF 70 HeusE iigsrgas.--sRsn
- robbery" says French anthor--"because
Sasns tenant has paid in rent, or yearIy Install
msnts, the full cost of the building, the house
should be his--and demand beyond that is an.
tust.n
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HANDSOME NvIpESD.-By reference to our adver-
tsins columns, 10 will be seen that the Fire Assoca
ton, has just declared dividend Of fifteen per
oest, or IS per share, far TIE lat sx aaoass This
10 an extraordinary dividend, and reflects credit
upon the management Of the institution.
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HED LANDRETH's

EsFgn LANDRETHs
NEW CROP
GARDEN SEEDS,
y ALL VARIETIES,
For sale by JN0 w GARLlCK, Druggist,
nah IL Market Place, Franklin ST.
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~ LERoY A. CRRHsHAw,
AEASURER. AND ARBITRATOR.
sIs-lms R.cIaosa. Fsreiaia. )
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EXCHANGE, BANKING,
COLLECTION HOUSE
SAMUEL SWAN & {

SAMUEL SWAN s. CO.,
AUGUSTA. GEO. ATLANTA, GEO
MONTGOMERY, Ala.
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
BANK NOTES AND COIN.
NOTES, BILLS AND DRAFTS collected at ali the
principapl onts, and proceeds promptly remitted
day OF payment.
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ADMISSI0N-Dress Circle and Psrauette 80 cts
no extra charge for secured seats) Second Tier ar
Family Circle Is cts. Eastern Gallery expressly for
Boys, only l2la cts Western Gallery 70 cts. GaiIery
- cts. Doors open at oclock-OVsrtnrse cmmenca
u u before s, precisely. Box Office open from 10
until AMI fro.o up,it daily
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E,OR SALE.-Will be sold, at IL clock
NJ. 18th inst, at the Office Of Haxall & Co five
SHARES OF the stock OF the Warm Springs Con.pa-
ny for cash. the property OF the late Henry HaxaI
of Petersburg.
NH l2--3t JNO. Il. LEM0INE Cofnmis'r
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TWO NIGHTS MOREl
MATT PEELS
ORIGINAL. CAMPBELL MINSTREI9
METROPOLITAN HALL!

troupe. FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENISd..
NH lz-2t MATT PEEL. iansger
LATE N0TlCE.--MADAME DEYESE.
A the astonishinglw gifted young FORTUNE
TELLER, aft weeks pleasure with her fiignds
in Norfolk, has returned and il ready 10 be consult,
cd on any subject. Lost lovers, unaithfu hus-
Lands Things stolen or lost be recovered through
her rigical power.
Residence Marshall street. between Jth and 6th.
name on the door
Prices-Ladies 10 cents; Gentlemen 81.
yob n--HE
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LOST.

sIna. L0ST-A pair of GOLD
~ SspkCTACLEs on the lst inst.
along the sidewalk. on South side Of Capitol be-
tween the new Custom House and West side OF
Square. The Under will leave them az this offeF.
and get a suitable reward
NH l2-3t BALTIMORE
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A NThkAOIrE AND CLOYGR ann
AIOTICE.-COAL. COAL. COAL-Thl

NVAIO WIFI, OVhL, NOdE.-I TIC
~ subscribers prepared to furnish all VINO are
in want, COAL Of superior quality, from the "black
Heath" and old 4Etna Pits. at the shortest notice.
Orders addressed TO US, throus h the Post Office at
Richmond. will meet prompt attention
TOMPkINS Il CO.,
NH l2-2taw4w* JN0. FARRA3. Atty
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| 0ST.-We caution the public against
IL trading for, OR receiving two Bonds Nos 81 and
81 of $500. each with Coupoas attached Of the Viz
ginia Central Railroad Company as said Bonds ere
our property and have been misiaiI or sesl.
ja2-dtf HAXALL a CO.
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pLASIEh.-ou0 ions pure Windsor
\ Lump; 20 tens Rehnisa,d grouad, and 3 bills
caetned Plaster. Tor sale In lots TO sut purs asers
D. HRlDdEukD q CO.
fhh IL an the Dfck
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q - AURORA LODGE, NO. ll6,
=" l. o. q F--Mcnabers 81 Aurora Lodge
X will Attead q regular meeting on this
FRIDAY kvening, at7As seiosk The
Lodge having changed tss n,sht 9.
,asefiag back 10 FRIDAY again. nall and paaesaai
attendance IL requested
BY order III the n. a.
NH 12-ffs w. n. Afkt ostb$. ee~fks
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r. WANTED-Threc or four good
II NfILLINERS, to whom the best waves ,v,s,
~ be paid. Apply to W.
Mrs. J. DEMRLAAN
NH 10-Jt% Betyeau iTth snd tsth =,
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s9snAsoNABLn REaARKs.-We cop,

General Agent ami Attorney for Virginia.
NH lots 2uS Main street
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man as Salesman; TO 90 into business irun..sp'
stely; one who has been In the bns mes for e;ob,
months. and can give perfect satisfaction lie bss
recommendation from shis former employers. va
ges no object Please apply al No. 2oa Broad strsst
NH lI-3tE wv =
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accomplished PlRtGmimtsf,
M o NJ q. II e RI,
Conclude with the Romantic Pantomima of
DON JUAN.

THE LTBERTINE DESTROYED.
Don Juan...... Miss Sallis St liair
ScaramoaCh with u song )............ Nous c. Henri
, 1858-08-27


How TO RESTORE ASIMATIoS TO TIE DRowSED.
"A thorough knowledge Of the most successful
treatment Of asphyxia, or partial drowning, we
think should be possessed by everybody living
on the Sound, or indeed on any large body Of
water where there is constant danger Of loss Of
life by drowning. The following rules arc laid
down by Marshall Hall as inlalliblc, when the
patient has not been too long in the water, and
we hope they will be committed to memory by
everybody:
l. Treat the patient instantly on the spot, in
the open air, exposing the face and chest to the
breeze Except in severe weather..
2. Place the patient gently on the face, with
one wrist under tho forehead; all fluids and the
tongue itself then fall forwards, leaving the en-
trance into the windpipc free.
8. Turn the patient well and instantly on his
side, &c.
4. Excite the nostriIs with snui. or the throat
with feather, &c, and dash cold water on the
face, previously rubbed warm. II there be no
success, lose not a moment, but instantly
8. Replace the patient on his face, raising and
supporting the chest well, on folded coat or
Othef article Of dress.
9. Turn the body very gently on the side and
little beyond, and then briskly on the face, alter
natcly; repeating these measures deliberately,
efficiently, and pcrscvcringly fifteen times in the
minute, occasionally varying the side; (whcn the
patient rcposes OH the. chest, this cavity is com
pressed by the weight Of the body, and expiration
takes place; when he is turned on the side, this
pressure is removed, and inspiration occurs.)
2. When the prone position is resumed, make
equal but efficient pressure, with brisk movement
along the back Of the chest, removing il iinmcdi-
atcly before rotation OIL the side; (the first mca.
sure augmcnts the expiIation-the second com
mcnccs inspiration)
The result is respiration, and, ir not too late,
life!
s. Meantime rub the limbs upwards, with firm
grasping pressure and with energy, using hand
kerch cfs, &C.; (by this measure the blood is pro-
PEELED along the veins towards the hearty
0. Let the limbs be thus warmed and dried,
and then clothed, the bystandcrs supplying the
requisite garments.
10. Avoid the continuous warm bath, and the
position on, or inclined to, the back
, 1858-08-27

ducing his band to surrender for the purpose Of
being conveyed to Arkansas This summer
campaign, conducted at the cost Of terrible suf-
itrings and sickness resulted also in the capture
Of Tustenuggoo and Tigertail, two other lormid
able chiefs. The Indians were now reduced, ii
was thought, TO less than hundred warriors;
but the fewer they were, the more difficult they
were to find; and the Government at last aban-
doned the policy Of total removal or an extir-
mination Of the Indians, which had been pursued
at such heavy cost-morc than twenty millions
Of dollars having been paid for militia and voun'
teers, and to compensate for losses incurred, ex-
elusive Of the expenditures upon the regular
army.
The Indians, however, were still cnvied the
small portion Of territory Of which, by the treaty
now formed with them, they were still in possess
sion, and hence the new Indian war, by which
the State has been disturbed for year or two
past The genera! Government, however, having
learned wisdom by experience, have mainly con-
fined themselves to efforts to induce the remain
ing Indians to omigratc, and the departure for
Arkansas Of the chief Billy Bowlcgs, with some
forty warriors and their families, seems to be
regarded in Florida as a termination Of tho war.
A remnant Of the Indian population Of Florida is,
however, still left behind, including Sam Jones,
who has played a conspicuous part since the COM
mcnccment Of hostilitics upward Of twenty years
ago, not indeed as warrior, for which even then
he was too old, butas prophet and medicine man.
, 1858-08-27
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.


TO the PuDiics
TIIS celebrated Gin-preending nothing but what Is,
artificial meits VI what It Is not, Ut ~ rival
itators dOaltcr eight years Of public approval aud very
extensive sales IN the cities Of New York, Pmadelpha,
Rstnn aud the Weston Cities has been prOnIunred by
the public, ~ well by the hest medical aud scientific
authorities throughout the Unte Sntrs and the Canada
TO be superior. not only beverage Of general USE, "a
any other article competing against H. bat Is uDeqaallrd
in ts medicinal efficiency In all cllsses Of COMPLAINTS
To pernus travelling in these days Of rapid transit from
Fast TO West North 70 South, aud mote particularly D
those crossing the sthmns and who 8re coIfa lty chang
ing their water well their climatewIO drink
ing, ind ed dozen Kinds ~ water in every twenty nr
hours, aud each drang containing sDne property acting
10 chemical antagoniss D, The preceding one, thereby
cansing an unnatural degree Of excitement to tho stomach
tcractng agent. FrOm the TACT thai this article pre-
pared expressly 10 NEXT such exigeDces, and to act as
9e know will act as an antdute we confidently pre-
scribe u the very best article In the country The
name Of Aromatic Sebedam Schnapps has never been
attached in any way 10 this article.
The London Clnb-IIOuse Gin
Requires Ul the usual caution 10 the public" to
beware Of cOuntereite Il being, like all other genuine
articles, beyond the base art Of cOunterf iting.
The London CIub-IIOusc CIn
Is antdOte " the horrible aduemtiOn which every
Thing alcoholic Is sulanittedthe nOxios poisOns made
up and sold as AROMATIC ScHEIDAM SCiINArPs, DC.
The LOntIon CIub-IIousc Gin
Requires no word OF advice,n caution n tie pub
lie" Ihse WIN once drink Il find security in It's virtues
against the vicious temptations Of drinking aEy Of il
vile limitations, under advice 4; while th0se VIM
caution the public agRrst cnunterieters have them
selves een cautioned BY the public 70 beware Of any but
WILLIAM II. DAY,
kolf. lrnnorfar Nau YORK
, 1858-08-27
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1858.

DR. u. NJ. O'BRIEN, LATE RESIDENT PHY-
~ sieian and Surgeon VI the County Hospital, San
FnnciscO and 0i the hospital 0f the Sisters M Mercy Is
now IN charge Of the Marine Hospital OF Port Townsend.
DR. O'BRIEN Is ala, prepared to receive private pa
uonts He Itirrs himself, too, With the hope that an
experience Of sixteen yea IN the pr1tce OF his prOles
siOn both private and hospital, together with thorough
medcOehiu gca education, evidenced by tho proper
guarantee Of diploma TO that tEct will Obtain for him
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound.
Letters addressed 1
p. N. O'BRIEN, MD,
Port Townsend,
viii be duly Acknowledged. Tu
, 1858-08-27
glisttIIantuus.
a. STEELACOoM oAM2>
~ LIVERY STABLE. 5G>cJ

VNIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING EsTAB-
Ishcd himself In the above business In this place. will
devote his attention exclusively to conducting In proper
aud satisfactory manner.
Good Saddle Horses VIII be kept in readiness for the
mediation Of the publr.
Ao dne spring BUGGY, for parties wishing to enjoy a
pleasant ride through the country.
sTABLING furnished at moderate rates. .
lily CHARLES STEWART.
, 1858-08-27

AGRICULTURAL A IMPLEMENTS,
TTAs JUST RECEIVlsD, nv LATE ARR
IL walls rum the East, and will continue u Seeeive
large and varied assortment Of
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among which are the following
OK Yokes, assorted sizes, complete;
Ok bows hest Vermont make, in cases VI dozen pairs;
GrndstOnes assorted sizes--a large assortment;
Ok IOkes, plain; OK how pins; OK chains;
ChurHs. Thermometer aud cylinder, assorted sizes;
Steel Garden Rakes, asoted sizes; Potato Hooks aud
steel sPsdcs Auess, square; long aud short handled
ShOves;
Hoes uttle No. ~ assorted sizes; California aud Plant.
es' hoes;
Steel gram and coal Scoops; hay Knives;
Crowbars, Sledges, screw wnnches, Brushes;
Hay Cutters, assorted Sizes horse aud Wool Cards;
Axes Hunts and Culinss; store Trucks ASSORTED sizes;
Hay Forks, q and tine, Thtle's and other kinds;
Barley Forks. large; Manure and Straw Forks;
Hay Rakes; Barley Rakes. lest quality;
Seedsowers; CuvatOs with steel apd cast iron teeth
Horse IeakCs. revolving aud steel teeth;
Farm Wagons. light and heavy; Harness;
Caris and Cart Harness; hames; horse Collars;
lanai BarroWs, best quality, IN cases VI u each;
Minche for the Mines Double Trees three horse do;
Flows, steel and cast iron Of all sizes and prices;
Plow Points, all kinds; Trace haius; Post Augers;
Cheese Presses; Cheese hoops; Well buckets;
Grain Cradles. GnPe Vine and Gnnt's. extra fingers;
Axe, Flick, Siedge, Fork and Rake handles;
Corn Mills. gnin Mills; Sickles Scythe stones:
Tanning Mills, az Orted sizes; Extra Knives d xes:
Sections &e., Tor Rnpers; Extra Arms for Threshcrs;
Reapers, Mowers, Tbreshen, &e.
The subscriber having purchased and made arrange
ments for full supply Of Agricultural Inplemeuts in
returned. he will be
IN THE CONSTANT RECEIPT
OF
BY clipper ships arriving duIDg the season. which he can
afford aud viii scll as favorable terms S any other
similar establishment 0n the Pacific coast Farncn and
dealers will find u r their interest 70 call aud sec the
subscriber, at his agricultural waTetuoms
JOHN ID. ARTHUR,
y I'm 3apd Washington street, IGu DAVIS.
, 1858-08-27

N0TICE.-Thc unexampled success Of the LONDON
CLuB HOUSE, GIN has induced host Of imta ors, who
arc pnttiug up inferior article under similar t'les
Prcbasers will please notice the fac SRe Of the sigHa
ture VI tic undersigned On the label.
WIN. II. DAILY.
Francisco. California. 63mis
, 1858-08-27
JOHN d. ARTHUR,
IMPORTER AND JoBBER

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, ny LATE ARNf
III walls rum the East, and will cOuiinus u receive,
large and varied assortment Of
, 1858-08-27

SANDWICH ISLANDS PRODUCE,
4 ND general asson tneht Of PEoVlnloHs ,s,SFsl
n dr, may be loand ~ the sOrc of the PUGET = /.
MILL CO, At Tcskaiet, (ioodS canan W.T..
III AgPy'o JP KEi.LEk
, 1858-08-27

The subscriber, having purchased and made arrange
ment! for inll supply Of Agricultural implements, in
New York and Boston, rom whence be has but recently
returned, he will be
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-09
A Man Carried Away by a Kite.

A young man named Power, residing al
Castlecomer, went few evenings ago t.
fly what he termed Spanish kite, vi very
barge Dimensions. Having adjusted the
cord and tail, it, rapidly ascended with a
brisk breeze untllit had laken the full length
of the cord, which became entangled round
Powers hand. The wind increasing, he
was drawn distance of nearly half mil
in the greatest agony, the cord cutting into
the bone. the Rev. Mr.. feprese, the
protestant curate OF the parish, seeing the
man running and shouting, at one time
raised Of she gtvund for distance OF some
perches, and again running along at full
speed, perceived that he was dragged by
she kite, and followed him as fast as he
could; but being unable to come up with
him, he shouted at the top of his voice to
"let 60, there was a man killed in a lhund
er storm by the lightning of kite" When
Power heard these words he shouted with
edoubied vigor, but could not extricate
himself until after The distance mentioned
he was stopped by high stone wall, the
top of which being COPIED, cut the cord and
set at libery the kite and its owner. wis
was almost lifeiess with fatigue and irig ght.
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