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CAUTION 2

T HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONS NOT
L to purchase the following named Notes, drawn
by myself, and dated sometime in the spring of
1856:
One for SAB (or S1jO,( in favor of j. A. Stur-
devant one for $109, in favor of A. j. Felter ;
one for $780, in favor of Chas. Brown, and one for
$780, in favor Of Wm Lulo.
The above named notes have all been paid, and
were represented to me as having been lost.
am Informed that they are now in possession of
Michael Farrell, butcher, of Weaverville. |
shall not pay them a second time.
FRANK GRAETZER.
Weaver, Sept. 25, 1858. 26td.
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ORIGIN OF BRANDY.-Brandy began to be dis
titled in France about the year 1912, but it was
prepared only as medicine, and was considered
as possessing such marvellous strengthening and
sanitary powers that the physicians named it
the water of life, name it still retains, though
now rendered. by excessive poations, one of life's
most powerful prevalent destroyers. Raymond
Lully, a disciple of Arnold de Villa Nova, con
sidered this admirable essence Of wine to be an
emanaton from Divinity, and that it was inten-
ded to reanmate and prolong the life of man.
He even thought that this discovery indicated
that the time had arrived for the consummation
of oil things-the end of the world. Before the
means of determining the true quantity of alcohol
in spirits we're known, the dealers were in the
habit of employing very rude method of forming
a notion of the strength A given quantity of
the spirits was poured upon quantity of gun
powder in dish and set on fire. If at the end
Of the combustion the gunpowder continued dry
enough, it exploded but if it had been wetted by
the water in the spirits, the flame of the alcohol
went out without setting the powder on fire: This
was called the proof. Spirits which kindled gun
powder were said to be above proof.
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BAVARIA BREWERY
WEST SIDE OF WEAVER CREEK,
Below II g Sig'S Garden !
W. KOLB & CO., Proprietors.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE
j in informing the public that they are now
manufacturing and offer for sale a superior quail
ity of La G e r B e E r, warranted equal
to any in the world A share Of the public pat
ronage is requested. This Lager Beer is put up
with great care, in quantities to suit, kept con
stantly on hand, and will be delivered in any part
of the county. W. KOLB co.
Weaver, July 10, 1858. 25.H
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Administrator A Notice

A LII PERSONS having claims against the es-
n tate of Frederick Crabills dec, are hereby
notified to present the same with the necessary
voucher, within ten months from this date, to
the undersigned Administrator, at his residence
on Hay Fork, in Trinity County, Cal, or they
will be forever barred. WIN. b. DOBBYN.
Admr. Estate Fred. Crabils, deceased
Weaverville, Sept. IL, 1853 354t.
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ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.

ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
/. p. F. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States.
A fine opportunity is here offered to those who
wish to advertise in any part of the Union, Of
doing so at the lowest rates, and in prompt and
satisfactory manner. 33td
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A WONDERFUL AGE.-This is indeed q wonder
full age, or rather we should say, the past few
months constitute most memorable period in
the history of the march of civilization. Within
this time, prejudice impaired from father to son
for ages and ages, has been obliterated from the
British mind, and the descendants of Abraham
Isaac and Jacob are no longer looked upon as
unclean. Within this period the ports Of Jeddo,
and the central parts of China, which have been
as sealed books to the outside barbarians for
thousands OF years, have been thrown wide open
10 the tread OF civilization and commerce. And
last, but most wonderful Of all, within this brie
space of time, the old and the new worlds have
been united together by the Telegraph Cable--a'
il were, an artery reaching from the great English
to the great American heart. Truly hath it been
said
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

THE Chicago Journal oan extract an incredible
amount Of hyfalutin from its editor, on tight
squeeze-the same fellow who does the Home
made Chips, Lazy Loafings,' and such like
originally named goostherumfoodle. The Tele-
graph Cable brought him to bed with this result;
1.-THE world is finished, its spinal cord is laid,
and now it begins to think. A living nerve has
been unwound from the Anglo-Saxon heart, and
tied in true love knot between the Old World
and the New. Time turns loiterer on its westward
way, and Sea the narrow selvedge of the globe
The old Northrou caught the morning by its
wings, and wrested from it the time and secret
of its flight. A Gallo hand stayed it as it flashed
from human face en- route for heaven again, and
10 upon the metallic plate the counterfeit pre-
sentiment"
IL that fellow should get at the big American
eagle he would snatch every pin-feather from the
poor fowl.
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FORTY THIEvEs.'-The down-country papers
say that forty thieves came on the Sonora This
has been good country for that sort, but so ma
ny respectable citizens took to the business that
it has been overdone. If the forty brought any
valuable tools with them, we warn them to keep
their eyes about, or they will quit these hospita-
bic shores losers.-Sierra Democrat.
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
THE GOLDEN PRIZE

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The New York Weekly Golden Prize is one of
the largest and best weekly papers of the day.
An Imperial Quarto containing eight pages ro,
Forty Columns, of entertaining original matter,
and elegantly illustrated every week.
Il Gift w0rM from 80 cents to $500 in gold ,cilI
be presentedto to each subscriber immediately receipt
of the subscription money.
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had right TO take and was bound In duty and in
teJest to take neutral position Having taken IL
l determined. as lar as should depend upon me- to
maintain IL with moderation perseverance, an ftrm
ness.
The considerations which respect the right 10 hold
this conduct IL IL not necessary this occasion 20
detail. will only observe that. according TO my I'M
derstandinR OF the matter, that right, go far from
being ds MED by any Of the belligerent powers has
been virtually admitted by all.
TIE duty OF holding neutral conduct may be in
ferIed, without any thing more, from the obligation
which justice and humanity impose on every ma
tiou in in which is is free to act to msntaiu
inviolate the relations OF peace and amity towards
The Inducements of interest, for observing that
conduct will best be referred to your reflections
and experience. With me- predominant motive
settle and nature its yet recent nstitutions and
pr sgress without interruption, TO that degree of
strength ami consistency which is necessary to give
u, humahiy speaking. the command Of its own for
tunes.
Though in reviewing the Incidents of mr. admin
lstratifn, am unconscious of Intentional error,
am nevertheless, too sensible of my defects not to
errors. Whatever they may be, Ifervenily beseech
the Almighty to syert or mitigate the evils to whch
,hey may tend. shall also carry with the hop-
,n1uiRence and that after forty five years of NY
fe dedicated to its service with an upright zeal the
iaalts OF incompetent abilities will be Consigned 10
rest -
Relying on Its kindness in this as in other things
ana actuated By that feryent love towards ID which
50 natural to man who views In it the native soil
., hIHset ann his progento.s for several genera
tVhs anilcipate, with pleasing expectation that
retreat in which promise to realize without
;Sss, any, we sweet enjoyment II partsking in the
micst OF my isiowci,izens. the benign influence of
Eood Jaws under free Government-fhe ever favor
lte oi9eHt Of my heart-and thu happy reward as '
trust oil our mutual cares, 5, lsbors AM and dangers
UsrrrD STATES, 18th SEPTEMbEa. 1856 AVN
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SAD AFFAIR.--On Tuesday evening last, at about
O'Clock az Miss Mary Ann Engelbrecht was
standing in the door of her fathers residence In
Market street, engaged in conversation with
young gentleman Of her acquaintance, young
mau by the name of Milton Shope. who had pre-
yiousy been on friendly terms with the young
lady, came up, and hating for moment drews n
pistol from his pocket and discharged 1t, the cor,
tents entering the face Of Miss Engelbrecht, and
inhc.iug several very painful wounds, but We are
happy to learn that they are not considered ola
very dangerous character, and that the yonng lady
is improving under the skillful treatment oil Dr.
Waters The provOeation, ii any, is not known
shope has been arrested, and is now in prison
FredeY1ci: M Union.
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RoBBEnrEs.-On Saturday night last a

strange gentleman from the country, entirely un-
acquainted with the Beias opfTaf,di Of travelling
thieves, visited the theatre, and drew out his pock
et-book contsining s95. TO pay for his ticket. He
had scarcely returned il into his pocket when
strange fingers followed 1t, aud iu the tSinkiing
it changed owners. Another gentleman, while
standing in a crowd in frontof the Ballard House,
WAS relieved Of his watch his guard having bee n
syly clipped whist he vas conyersing with a
Eel
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Last Saturday afternoon, while the crowd was
rushing from the hall OF the House of Deegatesto to
the Senate Chamber, to witness the reception of
Lieut. Gen. WINFIELD scoTr Speaker CRUrcHrIELD,
who WAS In the Jam, was quietly relieved Of his
pocketbook contaioing some $50 In money, and
several valuable papers, by some professional
thief Az the papers will be Of sort of value 10
the thief, tho Mayor will be extremely obliged for
them and the book, which may be sent through
the postcffice at his expense.
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MttJTARY AKRvaLs-The Monticello

Guard of Charlottesville, Alexandra Rifles, Mount
Vernon Guard, OF Alexandria, Cumberland Troop,
Cadets of the V. VI. l., Portsmouth Regiment,
composed of seven companies, Washington Yagers
and Washington Light Infantry, and Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues, have arrived TO take
part in the ceremonies of to-day. Other COM
panies from Petersburg and norfolk will reach
here this morning In time TO join the procession.
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The Procession win move from 2ist up Main 70
ID, along ID 10 Broad, down Broad 20 10th, and
thence 60 the Capitol square.
!. The Masonic Fraternity will occupy the
space in rear and on two sides OF the Monsnsss,
but not .hs reserved space In front bstwssn The
seats aud Orator, etc.
2. Military lines will be formed on the Capitol
Square according 70 general orders hereafter 70
be issued. 4.----.
3. Three hundred seats On the left and east are
appropriated 70 the members and officers a the
General Assembly. the Executive officers Of the gov
ernmsnf. the Judiciary, Aidsrmsn and osussal Of
the city Of RiehnIond and other sities. y
4. Three hundred seats ON the right and wsst Of
the Monument approrr rated 70 the Grand on
GERS Of the Grand Lodges Of Mssons, Kneampments
and Chapters, Grand otncsrs Of the Indepeodsas
Order Of Odd Fellows, pruids, sons of Temper
ance, and virgins Mechanics Institute, o1icsrs o
the Army and Navy Of the e. s., tbs Revernd
Clergy, stan Of General 0facsrs and Assistant
Marshals, aud Chiefs Of the Fire Depsftmept.
s. The remaining ssass are sppsopssssse % ~
8. 90 the right and outside OF the tine u Militia
~, viii be arranged the Firemsn, Order q Ia
Men, Drulds, Reebsbites, German Bsssseis1s soeas-
" On ,hs isit. and outside Of the Military, viii
be arranged In rHnks four deep, the Odd-kel3oua,
Sons OF Temperance, and such other ordsrs Or A.
= ss .as oss.sds aspa Of the Muy e.as
Of other states who take part In ths procsssssns
designated b. banner.
q seats ON the platform viii b reserved n ~
invited guests of the State, Cogmlttes Of Recep-
tion Of the Legislature, Commissioners OF The ~
nan,snt Chief and Deputy Chief MassbaIs. Menl-
bers Of Congress from virgiais, Ard AAyoss ef
this and other cities. s 6a@ zs
10. The different Orders. Societies., and he6t>g,
will be Ia their respective places, Ut e1< o'cioek.-
The column will move at 10 e'eIock fyeciseiy.
Ay- BaAges and Batons viii b presi6ed ~ ~
Marshals, on the morning Of The Sd, - ~ Ch1sf
Marshels eslies. asst s8 sas : u =
MarsLaIs viii previds their osn horses. q
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Councils from all quarters Of the State aud Union,
are requested to atteud at the Council Chamber in
the City Hall, by o'clock this morning, where
the Council Of Richmond aud the Mayor will be In
readiness TO receive then. Those who have not
reported themselves TO the Council Of this city,
need wait for no formal invitation, but march up
to the Council Chamber end make themselves
known, and they will be escorted to the line Of
procession.
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..sp> To nnK NorERs OF HEERrct

cs,ryy i take this method of announcing myself
a sftrhda.- ioT tLr SbeTihaty oi heb!tcoc9upty, at
caII II my time g. the office, and 10 discharge
- jts,. "a N laW directs. will try and see the
60. II ta.s county before the day Of election, and
- ,b. r,,tatirye refer ali such Wish to ssccr.
ts3n nav gup-. tar the office 60 my neighbors, and
sTj.1u tIttsary. Hsq John u. Young, Esd, and
+, it. Jusi8cvs q aonrico county. -
& 50 .a N-it4e T. J. CARTER
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WATsnN & B4YLY.
ATTORNEYS AND


RICHMOND VA,
Practice Ia all the Courts held in the city Of Rich'
mond. aud IN the counties Of Henrico aad Ches-
ter neld.
WM. F WATSON, United States Commissioner
aid Commissioner ia Chancery.
SaML T nAYLY, Commissioner Of United States
Court Of Claims, Commissioner oi Deeds, &c, for the
several States and Notary Public
ss- Office on Bank street, in doddih Il building
IL Ii DIN
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g.sg=R,rrER's New TRuss AND Sur

FJRTERs.-Ali who wear trusses should call and ex-
anime this Truss. The principle is entirely new,
aud IL supports tha rupture In easy and conforta-
bic manner. Ii can bs worn with much less lncon-
yenience than the ordinary trusses; aud for light.
ness durability and comfort IL is unequaled. Any
Jia Ggadrs one n these IJlSssS tOtu
ougr. Also kIfTERS UTERINE SUPPORTERS.
very simple but admirable article. A full assOrt-
Ment for sale by
w. PETERSON, Druggist.
COr.cr VI i2th AMI Main streets,
IL gtu Richmond Va
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raNDrpATES FOR OFFICE.

s.S~IrJ. c. HARpy, of the I'd District,
k e .. candidate for COMMISSIONER of
SSt'ttENl + he NIL be supported by his numerous
f.enIS' MANY VOTERS.
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DIsoovERY OF A DEAD BopY.-Yester-

day, after the Portsmouth Regiment had been
quartered in the Wall Street Hotel, n servant IN
brushing out one of the chimpeys TO make fire.
discovered the remains Of q dead infant which
had been secreted thore for months. OF course an
inquest held over the remains by tina Coroner
but nothing could DO discovered to lead to the
chlds death, or how II came to be secreted In the
chimney,
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DEATH UNDER SINGULAR CtRcuMsATAscEs-- ne
Marysvilie (Cal.) News furnishes an account OF
death which occurred under singular cifeu" "scan r
ees recently. at a place called Delor Guch: Two
men, Jonn Thomas and Ephraini Moringer, made
bet OF ten dollars as to who could hold his breath
the longest At the word both drew IN their breath
but Maringer soon gave OUT Thomas gave no
sign or motion of having won the wager, but sat
with his head bowed upon his breast, still, immo-
pany yablel -IaiIoa, Thomas, old fellw, you've won
What are You sittiug there for:--Get up and stand
became alarmed. They shCsk him. raised him
from the chair-he was dead DIR. Springail was
immediately called in, Int all hopes OF resuscita-
ton were gone: life had become entirely extinct.
Or sDringriI assisted by Drs. Wells and Glaubein
held at post nortem examination upon the
body of the deceased, the result OF which showed
that the heart had been completely burst asunder,
causing death instantly maringer expressed a
deaf of sorrow for the iossof his friend carsing his
folly aud protesting he can never more to be
happy.
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nes BUnRow'e RrL1ApLE MgpIcINE-

Cures quickly aad permanently ScRofuLA, SYPHILIS,
kHEUNAfisA. Pnfs. kIDSEY AFFECTIONS, C0sTlFE
EEss SSNEhEAL DISEASES aud all chronic affections
VI the S2SUAL OEaASs The wonderful rsputatio
which this celebrated remedy has acquired III tn
roughly eradicatiug the above diseases, is unpTec
dented In the annals Of medicine. Thousands of Tx
uust avet~Tsts cases OF dseaee have been cured bl
this truly great medicine, after having been pso
n01bcel beyond ali possible cure bV the most eni
uent physicians Of the country. Finley v. Pergr
son, Mayor Of Norfolk, Va, cured of rheumatism
Rev Thomas Hume Portsmouth. Va cured OF Bron
Cbitis; daughter Of eignor George formerly Pro
lessor OF hnsc in this city) cured of ierrs,k
Nervous AteetiOn and thousands OF others who's
names could be mentioned were il necessary.
Price 81 per bottIe-sx bottles for IS.
Prepared by " BykRow d Co, Practical Chem
lets, Norfolk, Va
Druggists, Richmond ia 26-3m
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IH-GRgAr IapnOv sMEsr IN

kATRACTIsG TEETH-G W. JONES
DENTlsf would announce 70 those wishing theil
te"th ExTRAcTgD that he now has instruments supe
Tioi to say others ever used The simplicity and
pefieetoa Of their adaptation is such 10 render
ths extraction OF the teeth almost painless nerer
yaan9 u dTlig The tooth the frst trId, never break ing
parts. n
All other operations Filling Cleansing. and IL
sSia5hg Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
ohice opposite Corinthan Hall, On Main street.
la la-~3n
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EEI. fEiLOw CITIZENS: / am a candi-
5a,C i5r COMMISSIONER ~ Tug REVENUE.
in the upper District Of Honrico county. Ia May
H,At. ia place q !. B. Keesce, Esq who declines
rp-rlo-t.gn, Shonid it lr yoHr pielsur" % bestow
fl4 G'7 rvou me- / pledge myself &c full and
l.ithlui discharge ot tht duties thlreos
Very respectfully,
"A s-gt.W2uiiaS G nURdE W. CARTER.
"a, SBERiFrALrY OF HENRICO.-I am
capdista tor te-elec lion 70 tie office of SHERIFF
ID ii.uriro. JN0. A. HUTCHES0N.
ia. l4-ltda
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Gov. HOLLY Of Connecticut attardad

by his lady and son, arrived by the Central cars
last Saturday afternoon and was met by the Mayor,
several members of the City Council, and Colonel
Richardson and portion of his staff, by whom he
was cordially welcomed TO Richmond The Monti.
cello Guard Of Charlottesville, were received at
the same time and forming an escort. conducted
tel. As the Governor, attended by the Mayor and
members OF the City Council in carriages, passed
up Main street. they were met by the Henrico
Troop, Nal. DAVIS, who Immediately halted his
command, and saluted the Governor as he passed.
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r.-n Tn rnr NorErs OF HENRIco Cor


i T,spa1.faliy Announce my self Candidate for
~ -gnc4 -! Clerk II WcuTlCu County Court at the
- aim 5g M.y next TEMPLE ELLETT.
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THE LATE RoBBgRY AT MoBuE.-The Mobile Trt
bune gives the following account OF a heavy rob
berry, committed on board the steamer St. Charles,
lust as she was leaving Mobile, on the 18th inst:
II appears that Admiral German, one OF the pro-
minent Mexicans who accompanied Comonfort
from Mexico, had taken passage on the st. Charles
for Montgomery, having with him dispatches Of
the greatest importance TO this Government. He
had his baggage carried TO the boat, and at the
suggestion OF friend, ordered it TO be removed
frcm the boiler deck to bis stateroom. the door OF
which he locked and took the key. lie retired to
the guards. When he returned 10 his state room,
he found that the door fronting on the guards had
been broken into, the straps Of his trunk ent, aud
the lock prised open. Upon examination, he dis
covered that all his important dispatches, except
one, together, With the sum Of $1,000 in gold, had
been distracted fhcgeffpm.
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AssS ShSShb INN OAiHIS"J '-AN" 49,
SlASr.vrE FADE''-If you wish a FINE Picture call
nj WHirEHUHSTS old Gallery, tthc best sky
nSht III the c!ty) aud examine the specimens OF art
i,dc nor - be easily deGlced-equal TO tho best in
the United States and - per cent cheaper than any
other IN he city.
Picture. taken froio A. VI. to p. n. Plctulet
couied and either enlarged OF diminished.
MvainUtypes aud PenOtypes. fer transmission by
luaIl.
Photographs, Ist sitting, 81 Duplicates 81 each.
Hs~ Remember, n Main street. &a
gT-tiScNIui
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T. ]. CARTER.
-. "a MY FELLow- -ClrlzENs oF rmE

ga0yT3 ny HyvRtro--f am a candidate Tor the Sli r.
.kIFFAfIA of the County Of HenricO, and respect
fiv solicit yyay sfIag,s at t,ie eusuing election in
Ma, rsyf :. NIGH, DAVIS.
gi.E.n.sa I"th Dee. 1887. fe 4-Glms
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s,Ss~ To ruE EoTgRs or HRNRICo CouN-
-, = ,asne,tcu.ly announce myself candidate for
~ -sisi, 70 ihe Office of CLERK OF Heurieo Coun-
=. S,,yt If the election In May next. -
y ',Sfw - Nm FoLkES
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e3eEoRaE B. STEEL, Dentist, 0ffice
sa resiasnoe No 2Sl on Main. between Sth and stA
s"ee'f, henmoad, Va nay D-iy
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sPECIAL NOTICES.


r9y~ BRkGG's GREAT IMpRovRaENT.-
THE ARCTIC L5NIMENT
DEfIEN All COMPETITION
Thousands who have used It, affirm that il is
A GKEAI IMPROVEMENT ON
DIR BRAGG'S OTHE LiNiMENTS,
IL u, cure ui
RukTMAiIsM. PA9ALYSIS.
NtURALttIA Pills,
sPKAIHS BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS. OLD SQREs.
BURSS. WARTS,
SCALDS, MQDLDs,
TCNDkS CUh&S.
fui HORSES aud MULES externally, nothing
ceeds the ARCTIC LISlMENT.
iu ,GgitS
sPEAiNS. SWEENEY.
SCRATCHES. CALLS,
THRLSE RfNGBONE,
t.. tny Sore swelling. Enlargement Of Bone OF
Muscle
Prir. q >is % ceuts and 81, for small. medium
and large u ID bottles.
For salt by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD 4 co,
ihi3-t5 Wholesale Agents.
I.
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Robert B. kirkpatrick sAd Josiah = sSaSs 80
natrick ana amliy, Ia Philadelphia, have bseu
held to bail % answer In $500 each
In Trinity Church. Washington, on "Wednesday
evening 4 s5srman jew made formaf profession
Of the Christian faith and was baptized BY Rev. pr
Cumsaings, rector,
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Drps'r s.Y Ir.--Th1 ssstement that the Rev j.
" sigget, of Virginia, said be wished for war be-
tween the Northarnand Sosithern churches, ID
scoatradietsd BY the Winchsssef Republican.
RExAspED.--Turiey, charged with killing his
wife. IN Kaaasha eounty has bssn remsndsd for
final trial. e
supnFN D1ATH Mrs, White, widow Of Robert
White, died suddenly II Danyille last saturday
night week. ss
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M- DR. Coos, LATE or Sr. LOUIS
ho'-Dnloe aud residence on I'd street. west SIDE b.
t~ean Marshall and Clay streets 30 Ie-dGIn
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"a FAST GoER. THE fleet footed ssPeg-
gy," one of the finest buggy mares 10 the State,
viii be raffied for at the -Dime House., at . oeFk
tomorrow night. Fast young men will md this
favorable opportunity for getting 2so nag at 9
low figure