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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-21

Time was, whtn prelchin-.. in mlny
| SECTIONS Oi our CUllnlry, was Un,,e in ,wu
W lUur weeks, an then lon. sermons 'wcr,.
tolerated. Now, prta,,,,in. is wiluin iii, :,
reac'i Oi nlos' pcrscps every Sauoal,. .nd
even -iwiaein tac salnc d,y 10 sit now
aud he 60.ed iur an i,our and a half bl;
any man, in the delivery oi sin, Ie Sc. !
mon, isprepoStcruuS. lut ~ he tnlls Dure,t
ny ~ II ot Or lilaty talcnts, is enough u,
disgust good nlcl, aul iorte sinners t.,
swcar!4 When Il sermon reaches ,c\ und
40 or 20 minutes. wtr..sard tue audi, n e
as justin blc in rising up and le.,in. tn,
apusc, Ihercny expressing their opposition
to the lcngn, Of thc seilnvn in Il sllIo =.
ttrsc and eplsr.mlic al nol to b. nisum
dcrstood Win us. a'strnlon h $ PASSED
the Ruoijon, WHEN it cxcccoS jorkq min
utes, ulIcss tle preacher DC Il IN Al possess
sine. rare powers oi dnlly lis, and rcnnarka
bic iorce an beauty OI Ian sud.e PRESENT
M his theme with all eloqutnco tnai
charms. vita that critical acun,n tla,
Iascinatcs, and that richness of ,iclion
that caplivates all audience But Gu,
lone horse preachers cant ,lo this, and
they are. in most instances, the men who
prcach these long, dogmalirul. not ,osay
prrpOstcrous scrmons. The English Ian
guase does not furnish adjeclivrs sui
icicnily expressive. to describe our alb
horrencc Of IOrs sermons in this fast aye
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TO Stop a Railroad Irain.--A cor
respondent Of the Washington I'd. CO.
Intelligencer proposes TO "stop train Of
railroad cars, whatever may bs its run.
ming speed" by having an oil vessel
placed in front Of the driving wheels, and
Immediately over the rails on each side
of the track, with communicating string
leading to the engineers stand; almost
Immediately q constant stream f oil
could be poured on the rails, and the for
ward motion of the train would entirely
cease when, or soon after, tho last ear
Of the train reached the oiled portion Of
the rails. BY having another fixture. not
differing materially from the first. in the
rear Of the hindmost car. Immediately
overhanging The rails on each side Of the
track. stream Of sand could be poured
on the rails, thus preventing another,
train from being stopped by the same
cause.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-21

Major RscAardson.-Every editor, s.
tar as we can ascertain, in Mississippi hls
been running for military office, except
Ferris, who contrnied himself with til.
coronership, OF the Military aspiranis
The success has hrrn various, but among
the lucky ones We find our friend Rich.
ardson. Of The Prairie News, the young
est editor in MissisSipli--a .minor, We
have understood. but he is Major nov.
We congratulate him upon his rpaulets.
Mobile Mercury
Congratulation graciously received.
Mr.: Mercury. Wish you belonged to
our Battalion--would put you through
'cordin' to Hardee. Right about! File
left! March!
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EDITORS III LLC.,En.

At the last election editors played a
high hand. Quite a number have been
elected to various ofiires-mosiy militia
ry. McCardle Of the Vicksburg South.
ron is elected Major General Of 2nd Di.
vision NJ. NJ; Partridge Of the Vicksburg
Whig, Colonel Of Warren County Reg. /;
Purdom of the Jackson Eagle, Colonel
Of Kinds County Reg; Thompson of The
Livingston Advocate. Lieut.. Colonel Of
Holmes County Reg; and last, though
not least. our friend Ferris Of the Macon
Beacon, has been elevated to the distin-
guished post Of Coroner Of Noxubce
County
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ti,'0r the Prl,r.e fcws.l

lr"t VIC Iriific ! CWs.J
MEssRs. EDlToRs: Az in a very short
time the railroad will reach Okolona, II
becomes matter Of vital Importance to
cast an eye TO the roads which lead to
this place. The roads leading from Pom.
.tot6c and Hoaston, our neighboring sis.
ter towns, should command our earliest
attention. Both Of these roads pass for
the greater distance over high, broken
country, over which but little labor and
expense will be repaired TO place them
in good travelling condition, but each
has to cross bottoms almost impossible.
These bottoms are not Of very great
width--none Of them exceeding a mile.
We would direct public attention to the
following article extracted from a work
ON roads and railroads, by w. NJ. GILES
pie, A. N. q. L. Professor of civil enyi.
"eerins' in Union College. page 229:
CHARCOAL ROADS.
!. A very good road has been lately made
through swailipy forest, by telling aud
Duihlng The linroer, and covering The
s'!rlacc wl,h the charcoal thus prepared.
lim.mr from six 10 righhiecu l,icnps
throu9n Is cut ,wcn'y four feet long, ana
plicu up lensthwise IN the centre Uf the
toad anoul tive teet H. h, being nine leet
Wlue al Tue bottom and two al Tue top,
ahd tnrn covered with straw and earIh
IN tllc m'hn,r oi coal pits. The earh
required " cover the pllr, taken from
elmer side, leaves twO soou-Sizcd bitches,
ani lhe timber, although not split, is cas-
ny cdarreu; dld Whth rllaired, tnc rarl1
Is relliovcd ~ the slide ut lne dl ches, tie
coal FAXED down, 10 a wi ,lh Ui tiitc, n
icel, leaving i, iwo feet thick at tAc cen
ife aIni O,Ic al thc sizes, aud the road i,
uUlnpleled.'
~ road thus made in Michigan cost
SGOO per nule, anl is said TO b, very
compact AMI free rom uud or dust. Al
i season whtn The unud un lh, alr,inuuu
cafiii ROAD Was hall aXicircc deep, "on
ine cU.d road, there was not the least
sian ing, and lhc inlplt>s ol The feet of
d Horse passing rdpinIy over IL Was like
thdt mdtic Un h,ri WASHED Snd, as lha
sur rccedcs, Oh thc siure OF tic ,Ap.-l
Lac Waller was not diainud from llic
'itcilcS, AM Yet ,hcro Were NO rutS or
ihtqudii,les ~ tie surface ul The coal
road, except What Was produced by more
compact p"ching ON The me of ilavcl-I
IL Is piUndoIe tldl co.i wil nlly com.
prlsa'e Tor the dci 'ien,y of s,lcSI.n,
and erdvrI IN many secIl..,.,iSS OF lo, w,>,.
'"a' "htte l,tas1H a1 Is 10 he constructed |
''''ouc .sirSt land, that coal my b,.
7 tssss9''''>a' ii fourth vi The expense Of hm,'-
stone"
Two such roads in Wisconsin were III
y contract a, Sl5j dhu ylGS per rod,
u S49J ana $500 per mlt.
Iho puniic can sec fum the abovcI
low easily IN ci'eap'y hno road fariIi
i y can be Procured, Ii Il prnptr puD.i
'pIIit Is enliS,ed, aud carried oul with
ntrey. II. Il ID.
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AufM ACcidemt.-A little lad, Of about
six years ola, was shockingly crushed On
the railroad just above the depot yester-
day. car passing over his legs jusf; ..,),,yr
the knees. His own accuntsix th., ~,
other little boy showed hin .na \. e,u
under the Car which w. ,,.,;., ,,.;,.,,,d
o"' ''"o" 'SSanother. He is not
~pooo. = s.,te We aro informed
that he is the son Of Mrs. Skinner, re-.
siding on Dduphis Mercuyy.
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"Gab."-A Mr.. Hubb.lI, Of PhiIadtl.
phia. has replied to circular from his
Alma Matefat New Haven, asking mon
ey for a society or club instituted to train
young men to premedilated or extern
pOrancons speaking or discussion, declin
ing to contribute. He says,
Cab Is the fatal epidemic Of republics
What distracted Greecel Cab! What
factiol.izrd ltome2 Cab! What an
archizrd France7 Cab! What will
dismember this Union I Cab! This etrr-
nal propensity Of gabhlins, upon all oc-
castons and at all times, is the curse Of
our country.
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The Last Aeronama-All hopes Of tb.
safety Of the unfortunate Mr.. Thurston
who was carried away from terra trina
in balloon, have been Abandoned =
Search was made throughout the country
IN the vi'.inity of the place of ascension,
but no traces Of the lost man found
MIR. BanniSter who has been searching
tor Mr. 'Ihurston thinks now that The vio-
lent motion If the balloon. swaying 10
and fro in the air and its great elevation
(three miIe>) caused the unfortunate man
10 resign his hold and drop 10 the earth.
in which case he must have BEEN dashed
into such n'inats particles as to leave
but few traces"
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-21

Negro -WhiRzfd to Death.-T Banks,
hei'er Anown as Tom Banks whipped d
negro to death in Okiibbslla few days
ago. Banks has ,een robcd Of sum 81
money and finding $50 ON the negro he
whipped him most unlnersifnlly In order
10 get him to confess The theft.
Banks has left for psrtp unknow. and
the She,itfs of l.owndes and Oktibbeha
are securing the country for him. The
negro belonged to Mr.. X. Chandler
Wess Poist Locomotive.
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Negroes at High Rutes-A few dav.
ago al Newbuin. N. G., five likely ne
grocs brought $4,000 at IA private sale
being an average Of 81 200. Cash trans.
action. In Spotsylvania county, Va.
last Week, says the Fredericksburg News
sale OF eleven was made at ihp follow.
ing extraordinary prices; boy l2 years
old TOR Sl.0l0; a boy l3 years old for
$1,000; boy Z years old for S525: a
boy 8 years old far $3.50 two others, 2
and 8 respectively, fur $500 aud S725
a woman about 45 years old, and one
child for SS75; "A woman, same aye, and
TWO children, for$l,05O; man 60 years
old. for $3.50. $685..
Richmosd Soxth.
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CO See Notice Of guardian sale.

Cast If VAR The cost Of thirteen
inch shell. as it flies through the air, is
from $40 10 $12. The estimated cost Of
firing q thirty-six inch bomb is nearly
$50. These figures afford some idea Of
the shelling out" which is DeceSsitated
by war.
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INCIDENTS OF THE FAIR.

several occurred
SLoPED.-Half dozen hearts jumped
aboard the train Of Love, drawn BY the
locomotive Of youthful lndiscretion, and
were OF like a shot. Cruel 'parieuts' will.
doubtless, be On hand, at the depot Of
Hapl iness. to switch them off.
STOLEN.-A dozen or two sly peeps
at pretty feet and ankles Five cents
reward is offered to anyone daring enough
to repeat the offence. Good lick-couut
us in! m
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-21

G~r Hon. joel NJ. Acker has been re-
elected Judge Of the 9th District over
Col. W. ID. Bradford by majority Of
about $3.50 votes. Russell 0. Brrne
ESQ. is reelected District Attorney over
j. N. thompson by six or seven hundred
majority.
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Marine luteIiiyence-A Wahingion
paper ntHir> the marriage If Martin
- ~ toIous Schooner. T. lward b..
~ II t. Magret Scull, Geolge Shipp to
Pho he G TIL.
Wha' feet, to he sure. Half OF it
manned and al, wrh,pe, mated. Ann .
80 many vessels hrie ought 10 be qui e
Il number Of hearts. Well sea abou, it
In the meantime Iook for squalls.
NdshoiIIe News.
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S0ME STIR-Way caused in Aberdeen
last week by some one finding an aboli-
sion document signed II. V. Russell. II
was taken up and threatened with d J. lynch
ing, but, after considerable palave,, was
TUNED loose and ordered to leave, which
he did in double quick time.
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Cicero was Of low hirth: and Nee \
was the son of . licentious womss. I,
tellus said to Cicero. I" Dare son '
Your farthers name I Cicero ~
Cos your mother toll yours!
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F'sE.-Last Sunday night a fire broke
out in The large frame house occuI led by
Mr.. Crow. and in short time ,he wIulp
building was iu flames and soon burned
to the ground. There are conflicting
statements as to the origin OF the fire.
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Dxeling- Eligibility to OGce-At-
torney General Wharton has decided that
connection with duel. either as princi-
pal or second, is no bar to eligibility to
office, in Mississippi. except upon isdict-
mept and conuicti0x. The decision il
made in the case Of judge Hancock, Of
Ihe 6th Circuit.
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New PAfhK.-We have received the
first number Of new paper called the
Cross City, published at Corinih Miss.
1t is a neat and handsome sheet.
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6r Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer of w.v

r Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer, of Wavne
country. kentuckey, have twenty-five
children. Theirs is certainly one ii the
most extensive Breweries in the West.
The Oxford Meresyy il responsible for
the above. Give its Editor . mug Of
lager beer and charge it to us. Y
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v w. IL. Wheeler offers his land for
sale. Advertisement and more exte,-
ded notes next week.
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0[lt j. not yet safe to visit Mobile
or New Orleans. The Yellow Fever
shows some decrease, but will not disap.
pear until Frost.
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THE PRAIRIE NEWS.
JOHN RICHARDSON, EDITQr. :,
R. NJ. TiNDALL, AssikqA Ant rDIrOE.
Y 0K0LONA. Miss,
- -, " -
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2I. 1868.

HALF SnkET.-The printing Office was
ON frolic last week, during the Fair
consequence, half sheet this week.
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H There is a remarkaoie negro
IN Polk county, Texas. lie has
faces fixed ,n opposite part Of the b
with mouth, n"se aud c.in 50 perfect
u Is impossible to tell which Is the !
view when the hody il hid from vie
lie Is about six years Of age, hes
aud "f very sound mind, and runs
plays with other children with as d
Sprlghtlllless as could he expected
one Of his age.
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Newspaper Property IN Nry !
lit is stated that one tenth Of The
York Iribuue has change hands.
price paid was $33, 900, making the 4
Of the whole $336,60O, The proft3
the paper for The last six months
stated at $36, ,000, which amount. !
ever, has been devoted to improypinc
new presses, &c. No dividend has
made for the past year, but presi@|
the dividends were about 80 per cent
the market value.
Ho'e he gets THem.-The statute n
laIing the fees ofprinters. while itspsI
Of The ssmbrr If lines to the square
silent az to their length hence the Hol']
Vile Isdepesdess publishes all q
nsiices ~ lines q little orer AZ iscA
his Is quite rich az joke and ihe
Of 1t is it psys too.
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MOND, VA, THURSDAY. APRIL |, 1853


OF silver has fallen, 10 reasonable to anti
cipate that continental exchanges will assume
more hrmuess, and that fair proportion Of these
enormous gold arrivals will be retained here
There 10 thus prospect of the stock Of gold In
hank being speedily carried over eighteen mil
Hons sterling. Considering the prolonged sbseuce
OF a1y commercial demand for money at bank, a
reduction OF the minimum rate Of discount to 90
per cent. may shortly be looked for
ihs bank of England refuses further discounts
to discount brokers.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPooL. March 7.-Cotton-The market under
T. ee receipts and the news from America has been
very dn'l and prices have given way I'D since the
denarture of the Niagara.
Observation-Disclosures. Spence Co. report Iibe-
RAJ arrivals aud dull market for all descriptions
fi1nr neglected dquite nominal. Wheat dull and
selling IN retail at previous rate. Corn ia limited
request aud 6d@ls lower; mixed and yellow as
LoSpoS MhRK.r. .-Breaastuffs dull and rrices un-
changed sugar firm. hut refined rather cheaper -
oliee unchanged. Tea quiet, hat tirm ConQon IL
ID Rice slightly lower. 1ailow quiet, but iulI
prices asEed-P G 5ljs cd. Linseed oil 3as Scotch
pig iron 55s 6d0s57s 3D.
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udy The GREAT EsGLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CYLEBRA TED FEMALE pIITS

This invaluable medicine il upfsiling 10 the cnre Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident 10
the female constitution.
1t moderaies all excesses and removes all obstruc
tions. from whatever cause. and speedy care mar
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II il peculiarly suited IL will In short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
TEes< fflis should Hof ts ttisa b FEMALES khgs
pregaaHf daring The FThST TIIREE MONTHS as
thsy are sure % bring Miscarriage Bat at ersrg
oher hRe, and IN ~ other case, tAsyars perfsg
safe
In ell Of Nervous and Spinal Afections, rsin
In the Back and Limbs Hea yness. Fatigue 90 slight
exerton Paipitation Of the Heart L. wnsss of spif
its Mysteries. Sick Headache. hltes. and sll the
painful diseases oecasoned by dlsordeFsd system,
these Pills will effect cure whrn all ether fneans
have failed.
Full direction. In the psmphist around each pack
age which should BE- carafaily preserved.
bottle containing 80 pills. aud encir led with the
Government stamp OF Great Riisain. can be seat
most free for 81 aud postage stamps
2rPURCELL, LApD CO.. whnlssAls aeecss for
Virginia. mh is-a&ewsnsss
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say~ sgounE rHE sHApow Kas rnr

rubstspee Fade. IL you wish good picture GO 70
WHIrEHURSf's Old Gallery " Main st. and exam
inc the specimens, photographs. enlored or plai.
made from life or copied frsgi snail pctBres and
enlarged to any size. The pure Anbroiype We var
rant not to fade or easily be defaced. WAfsoSs I'M
riyeliaa Nieiograpb or n4w style OF Photograph
pictures taken instantaneous and finished in three
minutes. Malanotypes Panotypes and Anbrot, pee
for tray emission By mail This aiiery contains two
OF the largest skyights in Virgins and for beauty
of hnish bis pictnfes are surpasses, by none.
Pictures taken frem A. NJ % s. r n.
a8-Photosraph OF the Washington Monument,
with jefferson and Patrick Henry, for sale. Price
IL NH 6-dAwIu
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ssss- WHERE SHALL We Oct OUR LIKE

NEss TkEENf-At CT BIS of course, where every one
teAt ants decent picture, and not a carTicature
s4FAys gn Besides, have never been deceiv-
ea ly hiu with Hu}nhug advertisements, As these
s.r sentiments UAs(y expressed and carried ont 10y
ui persons, ~ take pleasure IL saying that
a. ilti.n e. ong inlHitahic AMBk0IYPE sc are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, efs superior character
sh plain and ColoTei which. for hrSuty o. finish and
a-ruytCy Of likeness, are cqualied by few and sur
r.ssci ly Buee Pictures Of ali kinds accurately CO.
:; - and warranted to please. at moderate prices
AINKUTYpES at ut.' dollar and upwards at oil DRS
Tempe oi ArtCorinthian Hail. Main street, between
VIZ and Ihtb,
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pp a. quickly sna permanently ScR0FULA, SYPHILIS.
ErL npALi9A. PiLss, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS, Costly T.
~ , 'KAEsEAL DlsgAsEs aud all chronic affections
,itnt Uts stsUhL ORGANS. The wonderful reputatio
rnr,nl- VIE celebrated remedy has acquired in th'
d. t!a1icatlng the above diseases, IN nnpfec,
tp,., M ~ te annals Of inedcine. Thousands Of the
,his .,o."iSte cases OF diease hays been cured by
naHceti beYond all possibie cure by the most emI.
son NJ ni siciaiis 0f the country. Finley r. FerHu
Rev Tf.1 .1 ~ Norfolk, Va, cured Of kheumatsrE;
snitlsi dangttsr II signor George (formeriy Pro
Rrts,ta vs. aissG u this city, vas cured of terrible
a,,eo gus aheetGn; and sbousands OF others whose
diiSs p;s soaia te mentioned were IT necessary
p. a1oe ~ pr bottle-~six bottles for S.
lsts. Norfolk, Va w. ''"s'S"' ssA''
Sold By pURgyII IAnn 4 ~ who,A.s,a
W 'assns, richmond. ia A-Aa
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TRE New ARMY UNroBM.-We copy from the
Washington Star the following description of the
new uniform decided upon by the War Depart.
ment:
The cap now worn Ia supplanted by felt hat
With brim - inches wide and crown o. inches
high bound with ribbed silk for officers and dou-
be stitched around the rim tor men. The trim
nings Tor general officers as follows: Gold cord
With acorn shaped ends; the brim Of the hat loop
Ell up on the right SIDE and fastened with an eagle
attached to the side of the hat three black ostrich
feathers on tho left side; a gold embroidered
wreath In front, on black velvet ground encircling
the letters u. 5 in silver, old English characters
For other classification of officers and for the
prigates, there are similar trimmings varying
slightly for each distinctive grade or class.
The change also extends to the paptaloons and
coat, but ia respect TO them IL is confined TO the
trimmings of the latter, and the strins of the for
ner. sbley's tent is also to DO substituted for
that now ia use.
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COMMISSIONERS.
M. To THE VOTERS OF THE G

16- To THE VoERs OF THE CIrY OF
RIcHMoNp.-I am q candidate for the Office OF CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, for the "a Dis
trict, Monroe Ward) -
The election will take place on the 18th May pexs.
anu as am engaged in the discharge of the
duties of the Office, the Assistant Of MIR. uundey,
(who declines a reelection l hope you will excuse
nae, ii do not ca on you all in person.
am now, and have been for nearly six years rs-
sdenl of the city.
Your votes are respectfully solicited.
fe2-ls JESSE r. KEESEH
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ap6CkAh MOTTO . 8.
sssa WAsulxo.ox-"FIssr IN WA,

EszA~ WASHING, ,oN-'f issT IN WAR,
FlRsr IN PEtcE, AND FIRST IN TuE HEARTS OF Itls
CafNIRywES All who visit Richmond 90 the 2sd
ii tcirosfs e. witness the grand spectacle Of the
,n-a{sS3 81 lhc Washington Statue, saouid aot
..H =, visit thc ner Photograph and ksne Art Gal
i-r, nf 4 u N1>Nts to Wstoess the wAnd, ttui pro
sr,ss Ut $50 TNntr aphrC Art as conducted at this
6tt,S attauG,d Rtah.- -hRvut. Abd to those who
,asy uish fJ ,tsss q themselves friends. souie
imag really peantsial aud lii'llke as likeness,
should uut fail 80 sccurc one ct the Aaabroty pcs or
Photograph nsde ut MANS GsiLTRY lie II pre-
rzr,,i to accommodates all who WIsh fine pitiurcs;
anil hlS assortment nt Frames. Cases, 10 kets Pms,
g.. ia when IL have them placed. - large aud Va
rs~4 His eatory j. Main street. opposite the
rs Custom H0aSa ami fee 70 visitors whether they
50 81 PICTURES OF not. teb
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P. T.. GIBBS


--Fnll ramptigu for S55. now opened, with larger
sui ,ili usrr desirable assortment than in any for
me- yrS consisting in part oi entire cargo from
n, lust! celebrated foundry u {. BATstow, which
;asE oi good w9fk are particularly invited 10 e1
ag.lue. Persons having IN use Stoves, Ranges or
Furnaces Of this make can obtain repairing pieces
or application. at factory prices -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-01
MILLS b. GOODWIN.
To MY FxLLow ClrlzlNs OF rHE Cir

10 w 4 It hLLUH OIIIhkNo UF THB OITN
RIcHNoSD-Aher advising with my friends, and
tthe request of some of Them l announce my seh
candidate for the Office of COMMISSIONER on
THE REVENUE in Monroe Ward, (rfwhich have
resided for twenty years. in the place Of Mr. Humid
ley, who will not be again candidate. at the elsc
ON to be held on the 18th day of May next. have
aud shou be pleased to receive your support for the
above Office. q w IA TYLER
fa
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EgaF"U RKAT INT r. ME
ENTKACTTN TEETH. q. W. JONES.
DE[IIsF. would anuouuce to thu.e wishing their
TIA ExTBACrED that ne now has instruments sUpe-
nor % any others ever used. The simplicity and
Perfection of their adaptation is such as 10 render
extraction Of the teeth almost painless, usUsr
ftJ g bring the tooth The frst tTa never breaking
H. ulang ing the gums or iiJuTlng the Surrounding
paris.
Id other operations Filling, Cieansing, ana IL
se-JiRz Teeth, gently aud Thoroughly performed.
UytiGe opposite CoriuthIan Hail. on Nam street.
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