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rss~HARrsBoass's AHTI-BIrIoUs PILLs

tho safest and best Purgative Pills in use They
act upon the Liver, stomach and Bowels. carrying
OF ali bile and every fou, secretion. They dom
gripe are easy liz their operation and can be taken
at any time without fear OF eXposure They remove
Colds from the sy stem and prevent Rheuma ism -
IL yen snner with any pain, use Il A x aTSHMOhNks Hun
CURE~ALL, the great PAIN ANSIHILATOk. l.
you have cough, use HARTSHORNE'S C0U6f
sYRuP, which Is the best Cough Syrup In the
word.
Bold by all Druggists In Richmond. &C l5T6m
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DTUFhS, IshNUEs hNU FUhnhUkb
Now ia stsre full supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
sette. Purchasers ere invited 20 examine the qUai
ity OF our wares We especially recommend the
kich mond Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Han go aud Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs hand for all leading articles sole
1T the Governor Street Stove Store.
"a Wanted inm medately Z wo Fl rst class workmen
&C 10 GEORGE sTAKRETT.
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DIED ON HER KNgEs.-Mrs. Catbsrine Tiden,
wife OF Mr.. Daniel Jones, of Glenmore Kent cou
Nd, died very suddenly. recently, aged ft y-four.
She arose in her usual health and before starting
for Sabbath School retired to her private room for
her morning devotion, and there, upon her beDded
knees she ceased to pray aud live!
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Richmond. Sd Nov. 1858. J
THE DIRECTORS of this c mpsny,
J. out OF its net profits for the past six mouths.
have this day declared Diutdend u Flee per 8 nt
"a, a6le 10 ths stock hslders and after the eth
Instant, aud added Three PEI. cent % the surpius
Fund II AoNIAouEs
10 t-tlbN pecsssstJ'
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A SINGULAR CASE Alfred Jolls, a coiored man.
died on Tuesday last, aged 62 years, at the house
of his employer, Mr.. Samuel Butterworth, witt
whom be had lived for forty one years. Such was
his industry and economical habits, that within
this long period be bad accumulated between
ven and eight thousand dolIsrS, great part of
which of course resulted from the investment of
his earnings ifrom time to time. He was accus-
toned to loan bis savings to his employer,
something less than the legal rate, but in one
the rate per cent. of little consequence,
since be has devised every cent of 1t to the daugh
ter aud grand children of his employer Warren
(R. H. Telegraph.
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DEATH OF WEALTHY LADY.-Mrs Maria Gonzales
lie Mora. wealthy Cuban lady, died 10 New York
u few days since aged 81 years She leaves q for.
tune valued at 81 10000 part Il which consists OF
two magnificent plantations in Cuba. workiug &
over 1000 slaves She leaves six children, SO grand
children, and 81 grest grandchildren or atotsl OF
Of members for one family
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TUAN PIZZINI, .
WHOLESALE DEALRR IN assF
FOREIGN FRUITS A d REkINED CANDY MAN.

Strangers visiting the city at tbs present fair,
would respectfully call their attention 10 my ex EN-
sise stock Of Fruits, Preserves, Jeies, Cigars etc
Also to my French Candies, Of the most select a..
sortment aud variety. together with my ow q manu-
facture Of Ri ned Caudes n all variet and sha. "a
Cal and examine at JUAN PIZZISIS
oc Il No I2s Main af
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SELLING LIouoR.-Henry Karr, keerer
OF small grocery on Shockoe IIill was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday for selling ardent .pi>
Its, 10 oe drank in bis house. without having q
license for so doing and fined SIO
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FIRE The large dsguerreotype case factory Of
Newell c. Hall, New Haven, Coun-, took fire Nom
day, and was destroyed. Part of the stock was
saved. Over one hundsed persons are thrown cut
of employment in consequence Of the hre. Loss
about $l6,000-insured.
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/. e@T- CIGARS,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED T0BACCO.
A large and we'll selected stock,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
18th street,
between Main and Franklin sts.
B-CI6ARs made in any style to order.
N k---am
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REMEDY FoR AGUs.-The Rural New Yorker
publishes the following as a simple safe and sure
cure:-Put teaspoonful If srated wild turnip
intot~o tablespoonful Of brandy, sweeten, ard
take Just before the fit comes on. Try it a few
times. and you will have 10 more ague.
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NV. MF. ThTEksUNS HDDRheg, De
fore the Mechanics Institute, last Monday night
though hurriedy prepared, IL spoken OF in the
highest terms by gentlemen who heard him. So
much pleased we're some of the audience at its
matter and delivery, that they speak of applying
for il for publication in pamphlet form.
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THs CATTLE MAkKiT.-A Fauquier county, Va,
correspondent, writing to the Alexandria Gazette,
says:
But few Of the farmers Supplied with stock.
There is great scarcity, partly owing to the cat
tie disease in Tennessee u few years ago; but
mainly to the New York and Pennsyiya specu
lators who met the drovers on their way here ard
bought up the intended supply for the upper part
of this county and the lower part of Loudoun.-
Some are beginning to fear that they cannot get
any at ALL Prices range oD q cents to and q
fraction, with an upward tendency.
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DRowsED.--on Monday evening, = long shore man
named Stephen 0'Brien, was accidentally drowned
from on board the steamship Roanoke, lying at
her whArfat New York.
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HONOR TO A You've MAN.-Sir Chas Bright, who
has lately been kuighted for his share in laying
down the Atlantic telegraph, is the youngest indi
ridual whom that honor has been conferred for
many years. He is only twenty ak years Of age,
having been born In lS32.
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AcourrrEp-Nioholas RYAN. indi,

ACQUITTED. Ryan, indicted
by the Grand Jury for stealing 81 from s. L. Saw.
age, OF New Kent county, at lager beer saloon on
Wall street; aud Preston, slave 10 jobs d Qaaries,
charged with stealing pipe Of Port wiae from
James p. Neagle, were examined before the Hus
tiogs Court yesterday, aud acquitted.
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ANALYSIS OF sPIRITuALIsN-D Randolph. cele.
hrated spiritUalist, has openly recanted. He says
after experience Of nine years that spiritualism
Is ore third imposture, one third insanity, and one
third disbolisIn.
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MARRIAGE OF THE CRows Prince OF Naples
The Col ogne Gazette announces that the Prince
Royal has formally demanded the hand of the
Duchess Mary, of Bavaria, and that the marriage
will take place 10 January. when the Priuc~ viii
complete his I'D year. The Duchess attained her
18th year during the present month.
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rD~ De-. JoHs u. WALTHALL, (HomBe
oathist offers his professional services TO the ci
SENS OF Richmond and its vicinity. Once at his re
siteace on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
10 IDLY
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ConTIsUED TILL Next TBRM.-Char-
lotte Griffith, charged with picking Mrs. Csrpes
ters pocket. at the Mechanics Fair vas sTrsi ed
before the HustiDgs Court yesterday, aud ON mo-
tion Of counsel for the accused the case was con-
tinued until the next term
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m@~ FaANKLIs PAPER MILL, RIoH'
xoNp, RA-Bslyidere Manufacturing Company
keep constantly on hand all descriptions EnveIope
Vanilla ana Wrapping PAPER, News and Book
PAPERS. Of all qualities end sizes, furnished a.
short nouce.
a. Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD, President.
@ OGDEN, supt. oc4-3m
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SHoEMAKgRs.-It is said that man in every
eight in Massachusetts, is shoemaker. In Lynn.
5000 persons employed in shoe making, and
ION there are 2l3 firms engaged in the trade, DE-
ing business to the amount of $4,000, 900. In N.
York there are only Al houses.
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TIE CoTToN MAsUF ,CrGsE-The losses in the
cotton manufacture during the past year we're im>
mense in tn. aggregate Il is said that the stock
OF twenty-five OF the heaviest establish meuts in
New England 10 not worth more than sixtytvo
per cent OF the par value But notwithstandine
this unfAvorable indication, several bold and
perhaps far sighted capitalists. have ventured on
new Investments. Tins the Messrs Sprague Of
Providence, have recently erected = new mill, at
cost CT over million cf dollars. These gentle.
men probably hope for better times
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THE WESTERN RIVERS AT St. Louis, on the 4th,
the river rose SIX inches. Arrivals from the Mis-
souri, report that the river had settled somewha.
from it's previous high stage. At Pittsburgh three
On the Big Sandy Az feet on the shoaless bars
At Louisville feet
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REL WnIrEHUrsr's OLD GALLERY. II

IT, NhITEHUhsf ULD UALLKHf' "
MAIN SrnkIr.-NoTIcR.-WATS takes Pictures
from 81 cents TO Sl0l. Ambrotypes, Melainotypes on
leather aud Photographs, life size. plain or coored
either IN pasile oil The painting TO be done b,
ir.t class portrait painter. He does not pretens
10 tsks then by the iUOV, or by the aid OF machine
ry suitable for running railway cars or an oaear
line Of steamers. He has two skylixhts, enabling
him ~ sll times to get good Pictures, an advantage
not possessed by any other Gallery in Richmond.
Also-Pictures taken for the steroscope.
L lrn
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sS- HosscS's HAIR CUTTING. SHAVING

AND SHAMfooISG SALOON, under the American Nc
el-entrsnce on ilth street
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Bath 25 cents, or tickets for
dollar. jSS
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THs BEpISaEa DINNER This demonstration OF
respect to the Hon. Henry Bedinger, late Minister
TO Denmark, took place at Charlestown, Va, on
Friday last, was very largely attended by his !ei-
low citizens, and passed of in very ereditabls
and agreeable manner.
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GARAGES AND DisusIoN.-We have found a new
bond Of union for republic. The Atlanta Geor.
sisn acknowledges the receipt OF casbages from
the New York market, which sell readily at 400
per cent advance on cost.
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New ORLEANS Mayor Stith, Of New Orleans.
states that since the commencement OF the yellow
fever in thar city not less than $4,000 have been
expended for the burial of the dead, and the con-
veysnce of the poor to the hospitals.
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NIAGARA FLLLS-Ths Road to Termination P9int
Fdtten A1cay.-Every year, the outline of the won
derful cataract changes, toe mighty water.
slowly but surely wear swsy the channel Carving
10 their embrace Low a small fragment, then a
huge mass OF rock into the chssm below Years
ago, cur readers will remember, Table Rock
yielded to Time, and at successive periods, pieces
of it have fallen. On a visit to the Falls isy or
two since, we observed another change has occur
red, meritiDg at least q passing notice. Every
sight seer, must recollect the path which com
mencing below the brink of the ravine on the
Canada side, almost opposite Prospect House,
leads beneath Table Rock, and which those who
d. sire to go ''under the sheet Of boiling water"
used to traverse in their water proof habil
ments.
1t led to Termination Point, a. a spot long dis.
tance under the conteract was called, and the ad
venturer who dared Air snd flood to reach it, blind
ed by spray, deafened by the terrible roar which
the beating ofa million tuns Of water on the rocks
below produces, used to receive certificate of his
having accomplished the feat. The oiskips are
yeti requisition, the guides yet demand aud re,
ceve their fees and the certificates are yet given
Termination Point too, may yet exist. But no NOR
tai being can visit it. IL never could be seen from
the shore end of the cavernous tuanel-one side
rock. the other wateraDd the floor com position OF
both, which led hitbsr Andthe psth to IL is now cut
of. The road along which one used to groupe
has fallen away. Oue can still walk about a yard
under the cataract but then the hardest and most
courageous must pause, no further foothold is
sfforded, and another step would lead one to an
ultimate acquaintance with all the mysteries
which it is here forbidden us to know Ere long,
doubtless, now that the stratum of soft rock
below has fallen and been pounded TO clay, the
upper mass will fall And then smother step will
have been taken in the slow and tedious course in
which Niagara has eaten its own way back from
Queenstown, and is, if geoiC gsts say true to wear
itself away souie where above Chippewa -HdBiiL
ton. (Cl) Spectator.
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And the various affections consequent upon d1s
crdered x -
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach
lency. Cestiveness, Blind and Bleeding pil,s IL
all Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections
it has in numerous instances proved highly beuef
cial and in others effected decided cure
This is purely vegetable cempUnnd, prepared Oh
strictly scientific principles alter the manner Of the
sesbrated Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because o.
rs great success most ofthe Europe States its in
PRODUCTION into the u StStes was intended more esPe
caiy for those of fatherand scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty country. Meeting
With great success among thsm, now offer it to Tho
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
1t is particularly recommended 70 those persons
shOse constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous IN effect, II
finds its way directly 70 the seat OF life. thrilling
and uuickenlne every nerve, raising up the droop
lng spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and
N1TICE.-Wheeyer expects to find this beve
rage will be disappointed; but to the SICK weak and
low spirited, it will prove grateful aromatic COZ
dial. pos,essed Of singular remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful ARENA has
Induced many limitations, which the pubic shouio
guard asains. purchasing. Be not peTsnaaed 70 1n{
snythins else until you have given BOEhHAsEs
H3LIAND BITT EkS fair trial. One bottle VIII
con vince you how infinitely superior 1t Is to oil
she limitations.
2old at 81 per bottle or six bottles for -, by tht
SOLE PkOPRlkTOks,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 co.
zAyuFkcTHRING
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LoSGEvITY.-ar. John Moore, living in the north
part OF Tennessee. will be los years of age next
spring Last spring, year ago, he walked twelve
mile sat one time, without receiving any Injury
thereby. He has walked from his residsnce in
this county to Campbell county, Virginia and back
seven times in his life. He is now in fne health
and able to work, but bis eyesight is bad In
another neighborhood In this county, are iu-
formed, there are four ladies who are each upwards
Of 90 years Of sge in good health and very spright
ly.-Russelrile (7snn.) Herald.
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gee BArHs. BATHs, BATHS Hot,

1old and shower Baths can be had daily at all
houTs at the American II air Cutting. Shaving, and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths Is cents. or tickets for 81 apl0
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HusrrNas CouKr-Tbe trial Of R;cba,

l.. Saunders. for stealing a porte monpaie and
pocket ksifs from Thos Z. Duiiey's, once. will
take place to-day at IL o'clock The witnesses will
take notice, and be hand at the hour menti toned
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EXTRAORDINARY ELopEMEST York Eng }
Herald details the circumstances Of the reported
elopemeDt with her fathers groom of Young
lady belonging to the East Riding, the daughter Of
a banker who is sdeputyslieutenant of the county
and, In her own right, possessed Of 100000 De-
family, for whom she was destined by her parents
the young lady who is about % years Of age, left
home on Wednesday, the 18th, on horseback. At
Beverly she left her steed. and with the groom pro
eaeded in chaise to London. She has not yet
been discovered
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His faithful dog shall bear him company"
He was placed in sitting posture upon the sum s
nit OF high hill. his bow aud arrow war club
and pipe deposited him, when pony was
shot to accompany him to the happy hunting
grounds. mound Of earth was thrown over the
whole. a white flag raised, and the usual charms
placed around to keep away evil spirits. The
young Chief was not more than twelve years Of
age
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PACIFIC RAIRnAp-The Chicago Tribune states
that the grant of lands made by Congress to the
Minnesota and Pacific Railroad Company, on tha.
portion extending from ST. Paul to the British line
at Pembina, will be offered to those owning the
great railway lines through Cspsda. This will
give those companies a route through our terrific.
~ to the British Possessions the Pacific This
road 10 entitled to near two millions Of alon
the valley OF the Mississippi and Red Rivers, said
TO be very valuable, worth. with the road built, Il
is estimated, at least SIS per acre.
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FINAL BAcK 0ur.-Staunfon, the great English
chsss player has ut length. psrempsoriily declined
to play the match which had been In contempia
tiou between M~rphy and himself, on the ground
that bis pressing epgsgsments and tii-hesth
prevent him from meeting the victorious young
American.
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An INDIGNANT WoaAN.-Some "hoorid wretch
having ventured on the opinion that "a woman
who loves unsought. deserves the scora of the man
she loves" is shot dead by the following from
lady correspondent of the Buffalo Patriot
Heaven forgive me but may the man who peu-
ned that, never another bonnet! Nav no
white dimpled arms ever encirc!e his cravat or
buttons vegetste on his shirts May no rosy IiUs
ever press his moustache, aud the ates grant that
his dicky strings break short off every morning.
May no woman's heart ever learn to beat faster
except with indgnation-at the mention Of his
name, aud may his stockings always need darn
Jog.
And when his nerves all unstrung by dis.
ease. and his head throbs with pain, as though an
earthquake were brewing 10 1t, may he have moth
ing n his sick chamber but boot heels and see not
one inch of muslin or calico
Gives her love unasbed! Oh, with true heart
ed man, this would methiDks, be the reason of
reasons why he should love her. She gives to him
her whole heart-for in these things woman does
not work by halves not from gratitude, because
he loves her; not from pity charity, because he
has begged 1t of her; but because-because-iea
mel 1T will take more Of philosopher than am
to account for the uDdeniable fact, that women do
sometimes love the horrid creatures called men,
RUTH CLAIMING
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s.s- s4oyEs RANGES AND FURNACES

EssJ- DR.. AoBILLxs AsCoLI's Office, OF
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7TH AND srH.
NIB i3-iy
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The 25th ofNovember viii be obsjfvsd ~ dAy
Of thanksgiving In Washington.
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DrATH OF YOUNG CHIyP.-To he, the Iowa Chief
lost one Of his sons by death a few days ago, who
was buried with the highest honors Of the tribe
aud in accordance with the customs in vogue
among the du.ky sons of the forest who think
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