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ARemedY for Dyspepsia.

BERHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERS is now the most
simple delightful and eeotual Femeiy for Dyspepsia be-
fore the public May Of most worthy citizens testify
It's efficacy To persons subject nervous, and sick
Headache It Is a valuable madeleine.
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Every FARNER h0uf give his sous t~o thee square
rods OF ground well prepared with the avas of which they
maF buy Every MECHANIC should put rereITng box
conspicuous place the house. catch the stray
pennies uurp1se Layit your table by
side he Bible; a better Ounder than many who
claim be eIpouuders Il Is great labor saver. has
saved time enough IN years 70 p1y for Itself
aud that must be deemed good properly which will clear
itself year II ycu have doubt about the reoiSs
meaning Of the word CLEAR the last sentence, look
Websters thirteen definitions Of the NafsachHSsttg
Trfrp pnnf
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6air Opf.
HENDERSON'S HAIR REsTOR-

II AIINE-Is al 0peomlns Known aud BIDS ialr @
come famed as the following certificate viii show. u
he obtained OF the subscriber under the American
House, in this city. Price 81 per bottle.
WM HENDERSON
HESDERsoNs HAIR REsTcIATIvE-The undersigned
were bald the TOP OF thei heads ami Their hair
loose and rapidly growing hin all their head when
Dir. Wm Henderson. the Barber under the Amcrcaa
piled his Justly celebrated Hair ResturatiV and ~ a snort
time the loss OF hair stoppel and hair bek an 10
grow, and now the place ou h-ads nat entirely
bald red With hne We cor7iaIv ~
Mr. Henderson, Restorative, believing 10 n
he bes. article Of the kind 4
lEwIs DODGE, ND.
II EDDY.
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OFFICIAL STATE RECOGNITION.

Nearly every STATE Supernfendeut Public Instruction
in the uniOn corresponding ueer where such
iSts. has recommended WEBSTERS DICTIONARY IN the
strongest AmlnS theuI thOsa Of Name New
Hampshire Vermont. Massachusetts,. Rhode Eland Con-
lecticut New York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio
Kentucky, Indiana Hin is, Miss uni, Michigan, Iowa.
sc1nsn. LOUISIANA. California North Carolina, Alaha
na Minnesota and also Canada-rwENTY-rHREE IA all.
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STATE PURCHASES.

MATE PUKUHASEN.
NEW YORK has placed II, 900 copies of webstsr's
Unabridrod IN many Of her Public Schools.
WISCONSIN, 3,3OO-Nearly every School.
NEW JERSEY, l,5OO-Nesrly every School
MICHIGAN, 2,OOO-And made provision for all
her Schools,
has supplied $3.50 Schools
Nearly all
More than times many sold Of Websters Die
tionaries Of any other series this country
At least FOUR-FFTs sf all the School Books pubEhed
this country Webster their andnrd and Of the
emainder, few acknos ledge ANY standard.
Published by G. & c. MERRIAM,
sepis tF l9I Springfield, Mass
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GET THE BEST. y
A NATIONAL STANDARD.
WebSter'S QHartO Dictionary,
The Entire Work, Unabridged.

"Au young persons should have standard Dc
rrogsRY AZ their elbows And while IRE about is
GET rHE BEST That Dictionary l. NOAH WEBSTERS
The CHEAT WORK. UNABRIDGED. II you are too poor,
the amount fru OF ur back, 70 put n into YOU
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SKIRTSI

A MOTHER INVOICE DOUGLAS
"a SSHERWooDS GENUINE Adjustable Bustie Ex-
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z o HAYFH-

From Prof Hasea, Of Unissrsity Of Michigan ,
II called upon TO sacrifice my Lray. volume BY volume
the book which should lOuEesf except the Bible
Is the AMERICAN DICTIONARY OF IKE ENGIISH
LANGUAGE By Dr. Webster
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NEW FALL FASHIONS. &C G.
~ SCOTS NEW PLATE OF FASHIONS can be
halat SEAlIANS,
auJl dim lss No Bank-st WeddeiI House
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- Cleye and August IS h. 1s5S 3
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that

~ Ia Pursuance Il act Of the General Assemby OF
the State OF Ohio passed Apr I'm. ls, entitled act
o. aneu passed Apu l3h, l652 entitled an act for
the taxation Of al property this state
AID for ievylns taxes thereon, according value IN
money, the Cummr sloners, AZ their June session I~s
dI-ed the City Of CicEeand inio three DISTRICTS as fol-
oWs, 10 Wit:
le Lst n an u Nafs 70 constitute thc lst Dis net
The fth. ) D., 9Th and 7th Wards 2I
The sin. 9 h, 10Th aud lih Wards " %
Each Township IN The County Institutes separate Dis
trict. WILL AM FITI.LFR
aul9 dSw sw Do Clerk Of hs Board.
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S S SONNEBORN Kill continuct carry on the Ready
Mode Clothing Business athe old stand l55 SupsTiorst
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.OST-J ULl 30, AT ABUUT II
IL U'cuck, on he Plank k0Id from leveland O. New
buTgh, between the Toll Gaze AMI American House old
Porte MoInaie, aim SJ000 note SOD mote
and another note which there ablu- SIS due and
other vaua1le papers, Am srcan Half boil r-ai Of
With belong u Mr- JOseuh Adams Aly information
which will lead % the covey the Porte fonuaie and
contents will be literally rewarded.
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MRS. CAIN, AMBROTYPE AND
VI MELAINOrYPE ARTIST, No. l06 suBarior 81, I
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Ohio state Fair Premium List.
The following awards were made on Thurs
MATCH HORSES.

The following awards were made on Thurs
day:
MATCH HORSES.
lst Span of bay mares, Jacob A Johnson OF
UTbana, o.
2d Span of grey mares, Jacob Egbert, Leban-
on, o.
lst Span of Geldings for farm and draft, DR.. NJ
TOmpkins, Huron Co.
Ist best span of carriage horses, Marcus W.
Price, Portage CO.
End Span of carriage horses, Alex Dounce, Hu-
ron CO.
lst Span Of brown rOadsters, Jacob Egbert, Le-
banOn, o.
2d Span of roadsters, A Jones of Sandusky, o
Commended, Span Of horses, J K Curtis, Gin
cinnati, o.
swEEPsTAEEs-sHORT HORNED BULL.
lst champion" Jacob Pierce, Clarke CO.
SHORT HORN AGED cows.
lst "Roman 18th, Jacob Pierce, Clarke co.
SHORT HORN HERDS
lst Bull and 4 Cows, Jacob Pierce, Clarke co.
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Restored Navy Officers.


We published yesterday the names Of certain
sssal oiesrs restored BY the action of the Presi-
dsnt aud Senate to their former position In the
navy. An oct Of tardy Justice has bssn done at
last though It IL out Of the power Of Congress to
repair ell the mischiei which its precpitate action
IL establishing such tribunal as the Navy Reform
Beard has effected. Some Of the prescribed officers
have been summoned to higher tribunal, and
cthsrs perhaps oil, have suffered In the long inter-
val which has elapsed since the action of the Board
ill the agoniss Of suspense, the horrors of hope
deferred, and, In many cases, the deprivation OF
the means Of subsistence for themselves and their
families. naval education units man for any
vssatiou, except maritime one, andrt would BE-
difDcult to procure employment in the merchant
service with the stigma of incompetency branded
upon their names BY naval tribunal. Some OF
these suspended officers are among the best and
ssost efficient in any service, and We are glad that
they are back again, % we'll on account of the in.
tsrssss Of the navy, a. their own.
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c...-e..,e.aI Personalities.


- yors Hsraid has some satirieal strse- .
Co.. .,ou The warliks denominations aud oei'i-
-. ..rr.scoudsncs with which, every winter, the
,-..hsrs Of oougrsss salivsa the dullnsss Of pAr'
s,s,,aptary roasine, and initiate themselves Win
IN. idsa' that the world 10 lost 10 admiration OF
,hstr ehivairy and prowess. II 10 about time Tor
shts sers Of thing 70 bsgia the present session !;
p>rhsps Il may be said to Be inausaratsd by the
alasr o. Messrs. Montgomery and Engiiah POSI-"
kly. the publis feel more ntercst 10 the astcuffs
and asssupss ct duets than 10 the debates OF Con-
sesss. They are certainly more enlivsning and
snsrsseivs than the debates, aud more suited than
sreunsnt and common ssnse to the taste and CALI
bre Of the comhatants No one doubts that the
public ikss personalities, bot II 10 the same kind
of IKE that the public has for dog tight. Men
who are viitsg to obtain notoristy by miuistering
IN = hrutish way TO the public amusement, can
sssAsr . large crowd a. the dogs. At the same
time Il h whether 40 appeal to phys.
icAl force can settle question Of politics or Of
honor. end 10 IL worth Remaining that there are
othsr spectators Of the doiugs Of Congress-, who
may not Be % isaisnt to their shortcomings a.
thsir own constituents. They are surrounded by
the whole civilized world, In whose immediate
presence they ere brought by steam. telegraph
asd the press, and who look with unuttsrabse
wonder and disgust at such scenes AZ have just
sss enacted b. honorasls representatives with
lub and bfickbst 10 shs streets OF Warrington
ere 10 o., other country in the civilized world
where public men carry to halls Of legislation or
If soupeil ieadly weapons, or where the attempt
70 eonvsrt Q national assembly into prize fight
assaa would not degrade shose guilty OF 1t to the
level Of acknowledged bulliss and rewdies. 1t Is
N vain that the American people loaths and
sbomissts such brutality. The world looks At
wsshiBgtcu, and says-Behold the representatives
ef American decsncy and civilization!
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
Ii CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Housekeeping Goods.
A
CIiINA IND GLASN WIRE.

We would respectfully iniorm our old customers
that We are now opening, ut our new store, an FL.
preaching Holidays, mos. of which, having been
purchased for cash. we are enabled TO offer at very
low prices.
Gold Band and Decorated China Terra Gotta. psrian
Lava, Bohemian and Glass Vases
Colognes, Motto Guns and Saucers
Card Receivers. Figures. Statuetfes
Ink and segar Stands. Jewel. Match and pswicr
Aiso.-A large variety of FANCY and FOREIGN
Rosewood, Walnut. Mahogany and InIaid Work
Ladies Cabsa, Bags. Purses. Porte Mosnaies
Backgammon Boards, Chsss. Demiaoes. Games .ie
Chiidren's Carriages, sleis hs, Hobby Horses
nsdsteads Chairs. Bureaux. Cradles, Tables
D0LLs..Qhina. Wax. Composition and India Rub.
Doll Shoes, Arms. &c; Paper Dolls and Furniture
Toy China TIE and Toilet Sets
Stoves, Furniture nc
TOYs-Iron. Wood. China. Pewter, Paper, Indl.
Rubber, Tin aud Mechanical Toys OF every DO
scrption. price and Kind, and in such qua, ,i,iss
that it would bs impossible to enumerate them
FIRE-WORKs-Fir Crackers. Torpedoes Rcmsu
Candles. Pin Wheels. Grasshoppers. Rockets. Ae
BAsKETs-Preneh. German aud American. White
nsr, Rstieals Toy work. aar ass' and cioihs.
Willow Chairs: Cradles and Hampers
Silver Plated Tea Sets. Casters. Baskets spcoussnd
Forks
Britannia and Block Tin Coffee and Tea Pots, Urrs
Oyster Dishes. Stew Pans. Mugs. straipsrs
Sps ops &C, of every kind
Iapauned Walters and Tea Trays, In sets or single
boxes
Dust Pans Tea Canisters Spice Boxes, he
Wood Ware of every description
Mata. Bird Cages, Cocoa Dippers, Brushes,
Brooms. Soap. Psrfumery. Cologne. Combs. &c
CHINA-Gold Band. Fancy and White: Iron stsDa
China
Rockingham and Common Ware
Cut ana Pressed Glass, OF every kind
Together with q full assortment of H0UsEKEEp
ING GOODS, FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES,
which will be sold very low. Call early and sss
your supplies. ANGUS q BTERLY.
de22-3t No IL Main street naar i)la Market
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DIED,

On Thursday mt rniDR. the Esd inst, Miss JANET
MONTGOMERY, in her a2d year.
Her fIieLds and scquaintancss and those of Mr.
John Fisher and Mr. Benjamin Sutton, ara respect
fully invited ATTEND her funeral this riday) AZ
ternoon at o'clock at Centenary church.
In sydrey, at the residence Of Burnett Mrs
CATHERINE GAINS. wife of Parge rson Gains.
decd. in the 3sth year of her age.
Friends and acquantances are Invited to attend
her funeral this morning. (24th ut II O'Clock with
out further notice.
OF cor sumption, At 10 O'clock Wednesday morn
inv Mrs ANN G. RRUMMELL. copsort Of the late
Samuel Rrummell, In the Nth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place ut her late residence
on Union Ill., to-day of II O'Clock; her friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
Farewell mother, thu IL hast left us,
Here thy loss We deeply feel;
Bat tits God. that hath bereft us,
He can all cur SORROWS heal.
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~ CHRIsrMAs-the happiest season OF the year
has again returned, and with 1t those annual de
mands Of old and young. which must be satisfied Q
keep alive the festive scepes of olden times He'd
ding sap1ers parties social reunions, and frs-side
gatherings, are few Of the pl. asant methods o,
celebrating the return OF Christmas but with all Of
these, Creature comforts muft be literally sun.
Piled to ensure the full enjoyment of the ,llidayt
CAKES. CANDIES. NUTS, FRUITS JELLIEs, CeaDIALs
are 10 essential to the commemoration Of the
Christmas holidays, As is the cheerful blaze of
the Yule log. or the family tree In every man
sion. Then. too. must come the Juvenile pre
SCENTS OF Dolls and Tors for the girls, and
Pop CRACKERS. ToRpIpoEs' ard ether mil iature Ar.
works. for the boys. with which to salute the depart
ing year. and TO welcome In its successor. Youth
looks forward to Christmas its brightest season
Ma awaits with feveri'h anxiety the usual presents
which ''Kriss Kringle' has in store at the Sr. Nj
oaoLAs BALLOON, where the Holiday Co.'S have esta
siished depot for the especial convenience of sl
sho have presents 10 make. Let our readers thep
Call upon ANfoSI. ns 1t do<r to the Exchange Bank
and supply themselves with Ca KKs Car Dies FRUITS
NUTS. fers. etc. The Wellington Of Confectionerr
70 nov at the zenith Of his glory. dispensing biz
bounties with IN unsparing hand. and Distributing
such goods for the season were never before be-
held In Richmond. Not content with equ&Iliry
others In lor prices. he has determined to sell on
inch reasonable terms that all can be supplied sne
that Christmas shall be q merry one 10 all who
draw their stores from his abundant stock. Re
menbes, then. that ANSoNIs b tho for
Christmas mugs and hrisfnas presents, and send
your orders to him, II ron hope to have merry
Christmas at home on abroad.
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CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23-Sendte The Senate trans
acted no business of importance.
A resolution was adopted to go into the new
Hail on the 4.h proximo.
The Pension bill WAS discussed. but the Senats
declined to take up the Agricultural bill.
House.-A very large plumber of bills and reso'
lutions on various subjects. including tariff
bill, were presented and referred.
A bill was introduced to authorize the President
to conclude with Spain u treaty of amity and set
Element OF all differences, including the cessior
Of Cuba, to be used by him, if be see ut. in ad
vance Of the ratification OF the treaty by the &c.
nate. Referred to the Committee on Foreign AT
fairs
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II the last number of the lxaMern Literary
Assseng~ 10 the excellent address on the above
subject, delivered before the Virginia Mechanics
Institute, BY Thomas H. wynn., ESQ. Ii is a
production which reflects much credit on the ts-
lssts aad research Of its able aud sstimabls an.
THOR. Mr.. Wynne is practical mechanic, and =
ssss'eman Of cultivated intellect and unusual
ssssGy. We have already announced his recent
appotasosnt ~ Superintendent Of the Richmona
as Petersburg Railroad. vacated by the rssigns
ess Of Mr. Giil-s post Which be viii all with ere
dtt Apd sllciencx.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA OVERLAND
MAIL

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 90 The overland mail from
California has arrived with dates to the 18th uit.
The Navsjo and Mohave Indians we're trouble
some--even hostile.
Dates from Victoria by this arrival are 70 the
18th ult. Mr. Nugent, special minister OF inc
United States had arrived at San Francisco, and
published an addr ess In which he speaks against
the injustice aud oppression received by American
citzsus from the colonial authorities, and an
nounces his intention TO lay the before the
authorities at WashisgtcB, for which place ne
would leave by the next steamer.
{ Business in California generally inactive
The mines ia SoGthern Oregon were yielding
largely New discoveries had been made.
Gen. Harvey had revoked the order ferbidding
se ttlers to locate in Walla Walla.
The treaty of Ntz Peress establishes perpetual
peace. Direct trade IL opened between Puget
Sound and China.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.
UHILDREN,s n0OKs ron CHRIST.

s.lfChiIdrGn are rood. and their Parents obey
&c. Nicholas comes and 10 them he brtnes :.
nice pictrye Hnck. and many good fninRA
GEO. II. WEST
" BOOKSELLER, I4s Main street.
ALADDIN, or The Wonderful Lamp
rHE story Of Johnny Look In the Ar
PUNNY leaves BIZ baron Krah enisfdew
THE Wonderful History Of The Great sausage
%LDVENI Peter, or Cheerful stories
SIMPLE Hans and Cruel Paul
sIinARY rnm aud Doctcr Wsng9-Tongs
STORY of Jenny 6liderie9s u,,.
youNa TronblesoIne, or Master Jst ky's Holidays
KING Nutcracker
rom Thumb; Cock Robin /.
Killer -.
WONDERFUL History of Three Little Kittens
TUE FROG who would Wocing 60
HISTORY Of Five Little Pigs
TIE Story of Mister Fox
LITTLE Pigs Pretty Picture A iphabet
Ana hundreds more OF different kinds OF new and
beautiful stories aud Pictures for Children.
lie 2i-It GEO VI WEST.
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LyLEGANT AND SPLENDID lkLUe-
II TRATED BOOKS,
For Christmas and New Years


At GEORGE NJ WEsTs
bookstore. No i45 Main street.
(is. door below Messrs Adie 4 Grav's Drug Store.)
Portrait GALLERY Of FemaIs LoSolinsss. Hero.
ism and Influence, with 10 fine steel engravings.
by, Frank B Goodrich. author OF court Of Ma
GEMS OF British Art. with choice specime us of Po-
etry. History aud Romance. illustrated with 80
superb line engrayings. 900.
GALLERY of Famous Poets. beautifully illustrated
with 100 steel enyravings. l2M
THE stratford Gallery. or the shasspeaIe sister,
by Henrietta Lee Palmer. IL a.
POLITICAL Works Of Edgar Allan Poe. beautifully
THE Complete orks OF hos Jefferson. inelndnsg,
his life by Henry J Randall. IL vols. $40, hall
WORLD NOTED Women. or Types Of womanly
Attributes OF all Lands and Ages, ny Mary Cow,
den Clarke beautifully illustrated with II steel
THE Republican Court. or American Society In the
days of Washington. by Rufus Wilmot orr,
void. with twenty-cne portraits OF distinguished
THE Court Of Napoleon, or socie.y under the first
Empire with portraits CT its Besntes us ~, snu
POETS Fl the 18th Century. $50. ..,
BRYANT's Poems, new and beautiful edltlon--
THE Knickerbocker Gallery. beautifully iiiustra.
NEW and beautiful editions of Shakespeare, Byron,
Moore, Burns, Scott. Hemans. Ben Jonson.
Campbell. Rogers, Lansden. and southey. Svo,
LONGRELLOW's Poems. beautifully illustrated.
TENNYSON'S Poems. several beautiful editions.
WAvERLY Novels, some very beautiful editions.
ALSo-JUsT Published.
LYRA Germanica-Hymns for the Sundays and
Chief Festivals of the Christian Year TRANSLATED
from the German. by Catharine Winkwarth.-
,l"This is one of the most splendid Books of
THE Grave, Poem. By Robert Blair, with illus
traitors from designs. by VIM Blake-35o.
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OVER NINE HUNDRED COPIES Of


~ valuable BOOK illustrated and bound 10 hand
sly les. for presentation. airs to be fond 1T
nANEHLPHS Bookstore ana Eindery, fN Main
street. The following ara the most important:
LYRA Germanic, or Lays from the Land oflLuther,
81 90.
WOMhN of Beauty, from Semiramis TO Eugene: .
Portrait Gallery of Female LONELINESS, ls fns
steel engrayinss, IL co
GEMS Of Britirh Art. with choice specimens of Pc
etry, History aud Romance illustrated with 80
superb tine engravings. Is 90.
GALLERY Of Famous Poets. beautifully ILLUSTRATED
with 40 steel enGravings. IL 20.
THE Stratford Gallery, OF the Shakespeare Sister
hsod, compri.ing As Ideal Portraits, IL co.
POLITICAL Woiks Of Edgar Allan Poo, illustrated
W0KLDNOTED Women. or Types of WomanlY
Attributes Of all Lends and A ges by Mary Cow,
den Clark IL steel engravings, l? 90
THE Republican Court or American Society Ia III.
days OF Washington, twenty.one portraits Of
distiu guished women, IL 90.
THE Court of Napoleon, or society under the frs.
Rrpirs, with portraits of its Beauties, Wits and
HcToiHrs, IL 90
ORNAMENTS Of Memory. Is ristes, co
Get copy of RAHD0I PH'5 Chrittmas ca tale que
lust rubiishad for tree Giro utation. de2i-It
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christmas at the North.

The papers tesm with accounts OF the grand
preparations for Christmas 10 the Northern cities,
tho adosnment Of Churches, Christmas chauuts
and carols in rehearsal; chimes OF bells and holy
songs CHRISTMAS trees In the private dwellings,
and the churches for the benefit ofthe poor 10 til.
Orphan Asyluus, and 10 the Homes for the Friend
hes. One Of the most pleasing features of the
revival Of the old-fashioned English Christmas is
the libsrality and energy which are manifested in
behalf Of the poor and destitute and wretched.
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N.Y. THE BLIND Mans Vys1r.-J.nEs

sTRRRET The American Unionist who he's suffered
from the total lose of his sight since the 10Th of
August 1s4s has for some days past been calling
the good city ans of Richmond for the purpose of
making livelihood by means of selling books. to-
gether with poetcal essays of his own composition.
It is hoped that the religious. the phianthrophic
and the generous people of that famou. city, may
appreciate his humble efforts TO do good and that
OF their iibrrality. they may befriepd him during
the short period of bis srjourning among them and
By so doing, add another instance to their ranv by.
gone acts of humanity. and Of their sympathies for
the rnisrtunes and sictions of their brethren and
neighbors of the human family. de 2i-3tH