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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-21
MEDICINAL.
DIR. ROE JACKS
BLOOD PURIFIER e BLOOD PILLS.
DISEASE yANoUISHED
Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.

rY-rR WEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERIMENT
n m roback the eminent Swedish Physician
ceeded in producing medicine from differ
ent species mountain herbs of his native land which
acts directly upon the causes OF disease IN the hood and
by restoring the fountain Of life, to condition
Of health and purity expels disease from the system,
wherever II NAV be located may it's char
xcter Indigestion, nervous complaints, epeptic and
other fits coughs consumption in its early stages sore
throat bronchitis fever and asthma low spirits
sexual ncapacity feminine weakness, prebing of the
Skin syr1ptomaiic of paralysis, rheumatism, neuralgia
umor, cancer diabetes lassiude and debility diarrhea
and all Their disorders Of the organs Of respiration the
liver the kidneys the stomach nerves, the
cuar fiber are unerriny cured by this preparation L
is to the steries or5i seed of disease what an alki
is to acid neutralizes them with absolute certain
v while at the regulates the secretieus
moves obgtructions from the bowels creates appetite re-
news bodily vigor regenerates every animal fnne
ticn Such is the nature, such are the effects OF Dr. o
backs famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier, which, if
taken in conjunction with his scandinavian BLOOD Pills.
will not only obiterate the painful disease, but
revent tbe recurrence aud lengthen lie beyond the
ordinary span.
In the SCANDINAVIA VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS
Dr. Roback presents the result Of twenty OF eNpe
rier &C. hard study ana experiment to what perfect
pi should be- No one can doubt their perierty after
one single trial Price of Scandinavian Blood Pur
fer 81 per bottle, s. per h;lfdozen Scandinavian
Blood Pills % cents per box, five for 81.
PERU, Miami county. Ind, Aug. 4, 1857
DR. c w RoBAck I have received much benefit
from your Scandinavian Blood Purider and Blood Pills,
that thought it ny duty and II Is no less my in
clination, give you plain statement OF my case
was for years afflicted with that % ali comfort and
efficiency business dyspepsia. To recaitllate all the
50 called remedies which have used to rid myself
this disease would indeed make melancholy catalogue.
also consulted the best physicians could hear
Of was induced 10 try your reuedis. through the per
suasions friend, and after using them few days
greatly benefited, and in short time, less than
month, 1 was entirely and permanently cured was
also afflicted with the most violent headache,
which suppose produced by my disordered stomach,
for when my dyspepsia me- my headache left with
it, I now feel in every respect than have for
ten years. Very truly yours.
JOHN s. pEMCTH.
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I consider St.
Johns Imminent
far sup rior 20 any
n1cdiciu. for the
same purpose |
have ever known,
either for man or
beast. 1t removed
a lump about As
barge as nay do1Ihfe
fist, of xix weeks
standing from a
neighhors lsrS-.
II was supposed TO
have been pro-
1rv.s.rN .s--.. aa
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J. II. Vivian Mineral Point; L. j. RUSSELL Darling
ton E. G Stevens Dodgeville; L. L. Goodell Platte
vile; II. Newhali Galena wholesale !. II. Reed x Co.
Chicago, Who'll 'le and Agents every town in the
[ nIteo states Tvs
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Far a full Course ofInstruetion sc 90
FoI iarthes particulars address
~ r. ). BACON, Principal.
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rENDALL.s Crackers Tor sale at Wholesale and Re
IL I'll - 2StT y. 81. WHEELER,
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Nv old customers invited call in whenever they
need anything in my line and any person DESTROYS o
purchasing is invited TO look at the onef 10
sale r. COlsN4SA.
/ Mineral Point Oct. 1856. 40tf
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Improved Farm For Sale

TUE Subscriber offers for sale reasonable terms an
improved Farm, either for cash in hand or on time
TO suit the purchaser.
". VI. COTHREN.
july -9th, 1898
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CARRIAGES, cARRIAGESt!

4 floth-. Cassimeres, NestiBs and Tafiors Trim
" ming very large LOT viii be sold cheap ths
New tore of J. SMITH
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a BBI.S GREEN APPLES, Best quality just received
| u and for sale cheap at - -
nst y N WHEELER'S-
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nR- GUYSoFTS Yeuow Dock srsaparilla
Il ceiTed and for sale at
PUIFoRD'S-
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3vtf PULFoRD'S-
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FASHIONABLE

AIRS Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer ano lyte
VI baisamnue, just received at III
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@'om Rsr J. r. HINES, fasfoT q -47rsnt (2luct Bc>sn
Dir AVER; have used yomr Pills with extraordinary
my family ai among those called visit
distress To regulate e organs digestion and purify
She blood they the very hest remedy / have ever
known ami | corddrHtly recommend them 10 nay
rieuds. ours J. V. HINES
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trysi peias, Scrotnia, Kings Evil, Tetter,
IumnEs. aud Salt kheum.

From f7earttng herctaa IF s. LOUIS, Ftb. 4, 1856.
DR. AVER: lonr Pills the paragon Of all that is
great in medicine They nave Cured little daughter
Of ulce-os her hands aud feet that had proved
'uirhle for years Her mother has been long grievos
" afflicted with htct:es and piuples her skin
Ter hair After child cured she also tried your
Pills. AMI they have cured her. ASA NOEGRIDGE.
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sHoorIso A MAS.--Oliyer Hobson- /.

SHOOTlEo A MAN.--Ollyer HobBon, re-
sident of Henrico county, was examined before
the Mayor yesterday. on the charge Of fsIoniously
shooting James marlborough, 10 the house of Fre-
derrick Hanson, at Rockets, on the night Of the
9Th inst The evidence ELECTED Ia the cause NAV
be given In nutshell: Hansborough was sitting
in Hs nson's house. playing on violin, when the
prisoner. accompanied by one Of his coueins en-.
tered, and made use Of vulgar remarks In the pre-
sence OF Mrs. Hanson, for which be was ordered
70 leave the house. Instead Of doing co. however
ne boxed Hansons jaws whereupon Hanson gave
him push towards the door. Mrs. Hanson, tn
prevent difficulty, stepped between the prisoner
and her husband. when the prisoner pushed her
rudely against the counter. Marlborough, who
had not interposed up to this period, on seeing
Mrs. Hanson rudeiy trested, toid Hobeon that no
gentleman would have been guilty OF such conduct
towards r lady. Hobson instantly struck at him,
when Hansborough returned the blow, kpeckIns
him against table. and was about following up
his advantage, when the cousin % tho prisoner
caught him and pulled him back. Just at d. at In
slant, Hobson drew his pistol and fred upon Hans-
borough, of the balls taking effect In his Grip
Piled leg. the thigh. The prisoner was no
doubt intoxicated at the time Of the difficulty and
when In that condition 10 said to b~ quarreious
man. The Mayor remanded him for further
bearing at the next term Of the Hastings Court
which sits on Monday.
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THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE seems to be

The TEMPERANCE CAUSE seems to be
steadily reviving, and is doubt doing vast deal
Temperance 10 this city are makins unusaal sE.
forts to reclaim drunkards, and to re 1rm temper-
ate drinkers. Springfield Division seems to- be
leading Of in this noble work, judging by the num-
Der Of limitations tho past quarter. This division
nunbers ore hundred and thirty-eight contribpt,
ing members, and the average attendance at itl
weekly neetings Is said TO be sixty. The following
10 list of the officers Just elected: r. T. Richard
sou, W. r. ). w. Pollard, W. A; II. B. Gaines, r
8; J. w. Gentry. A. n. 9, n r. Cooke. y. e T. w
Davis, I; W. .. Mstniy, G. w. II. puryear, A. G
j. Parr. !. 9; II. n Smith, o. 8, ). A. Dansey, Cn
O. B. Hill, p. w. p.
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WORTHY OF CoSsrpErArros Tho re.

WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION. The re-
cords Of the Mayors Court show, that there are
very many children in this city, whose parents
have turned them loose upon the public TO engage
iu vices OF all sorts. most of whom have shelter
for their heads, no place st which to ssd, 10
look to for clothing, or to overlook their moral
training. Like wesned pigs they are thrown upon
the world TO root die This class Of children are
deprived Of the advantages Of the ssylums pre-
pared for Orphans and therefore. more helpless
than IL their parents were under the sod. Destt
tuteas they are, designing persons often take tbe
and employ them to steal and rob for their benefit.
In this way the city is filled with young thieves
and vsgabonds who associate at times with respect
able boys and thus corrupt their morals. Now,
unless the city 10 prepared to have Its youth rain
ed. IL should seek the passage Of such o law ~
would lay hands upon the vile parents Of these
children and compel them to support their OF
spring, while the children themselves should be
taken care Of and provided for In proper manner,
No man who Is able to work. should be allowed 90
throw upon the public the burthen OF supporting
his offspring If he falls refuses to provide foI
them, the law ought 20 take him by the collar and
never release its hold until he has learned his duty
to the public and Is willing to perform it. Ground
to the earth as the industrious poor with high
taxes and the high prices Of living they should b.
protected against lmpositions from Idle vagabond'
who desert their families and leave them dependent
on public bounty.
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THs MALE ORPHAN, ,AsrLun is an inst.

tuition worthy the support Of every charitabis
heart and we are gratied to learn that the father
less boys there congregsted are most kindly cared
for by the gentleman who has the establishment
In charge. If the managers had more means they
could effect vast deal Of good at this particular
time, In providing for such boysss have fathers
70 support aud direct them, and we therefore heps
that our generous citizens, when called On, will
contribute literally to this worthy object. MANY
Of the lads nov running wild and growing mp 10
idieness, Ignorance and vice, II placed in this
asylum, might be partially edncated and reared IN
respectabiIity, and It 10 burning shame to oul
community that greater efforts are not made u
redeem them from hopeless ruin. Youthful mlnd'
are easily impressed. and IL the first impression,
are good. the evils Of the world cannot easily oh
iifarnfe fhem.
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MURDER TRIAL IN PHILApELpHIA .-Thomas We

MURDER TRIAL IN PHILADELPHIA Thomas Wash.
ington Smith is on trial in Philadelphia for the
murder of Richard Carter. The defence set up 10
insanity. Mr.. Thayer, in bis opening speech for
ths defence, gave an interesting account of the
manner Of Smiths acquaintance with Miss Eliza
beth McCauley, who, In May, 1856, was going to q
FINALE college in Wilmington, at which insttu-
tiun Smiths sister was q teacher. A friendship
and affection grew on the part OF Smith for Miss
McCauley throsgh letters, which resulted in an
engagement between them, and they were finally
married on the 10th of December, 1856. After they
had been married but four months Mrs. Smith
gave birth to child, the father OF which she told
him was Carter, the deceased. Thayer then dwelt
In an exceedingly forcible manner on the agony Of
mind endured by his client when his hopes and az
fections had been ruined by lhis unhappy event,
Of which he had bad suspicion before; how 1t
drove him to madness and caused him to leave his
hi herto happy home and become q wsndsrer In
Maryland and Virginia. Mr.. Thayer also related
the fact that while Miss McCsuiey WAS young
girl Carter took fancy to her, and induced her
pare nts 10 allow him to take charge OF her, send
her to school, and give her finished education;
the result was that he seduced her, and then per-
susdeA Smith to marry her, thus driving him to
desperation, and 90 affecting his mind that. N .
momeft when reason was derhroned, he took the
:assscf ths-destroyer OF his peace and happiness
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JXTOODFIN'E SPECIFICl-roR
w cIR0NIc THRUSH AND pYsPErgn1z

The proprietor q tbs spseaas be- ben s swsss s g
ssictsd lie hsd no idss a cnerina ito ths p9blic
- ~ho Ma hem cured BY its uss. Hs npw, win gTsae
enndencs osrs IL % tbs public tr The two disee4ee
indicsted, namely: Ghronlc ThEseh en9 pys2s{e19s
. & nsny osstiaessss may b sssn = ~ - Sasss
hi iee ,:s. ss 4 r $ $40. scoesasss a.
6r16 Tor sslS elso. ~ s0husns q A!S1sog - =.
kic6H y ~. PcilA1e l5kh ssrsse; - Il 33
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COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ case IN tn Ineipisnt s.gs. snd for Cold snd

above any other remedy that has ever been ors1 90
the patronass OF Southern community. This ms0t-
cine does not profess TO eradicate all Diseases q whss
u oes the proprietor declare u 20 be the onLi crno
- 1almsnaTy dlseAses; but nom The rspntsncn y
wff f6oss Who have used a. and from The greet no-
ber of certificates Of residents ef Rch4ond. NO
have been benefited and cured by it. usr st sls q
he aiascfed cannot as k without rscslving sTses
benefit nom ifs healfng and curAeIve rcwefA
For sals By Mra A. b. DAVE 1ennses
W. And fhna ID yala 0yM
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

ITO T OBJ ACUU MANUFACTUhEhS
i AND PERSONS CONTEMPLATING BUILD.
IN6.-The subscriber is prepared TO dress 10 snpe-
rior style. LUMBER of every description. Iopacco
or and better than they can by hand. He will also
ulake BOX ES and CASES on reasonable terms. lie
has large well enclosed yard. where he Will store
Lumber free Of eE pense TO the owner.
Persons intending to build or repair VIII do well TO
give him call as he is determined to do any work
which may be given him in as good style and on as
favorable terms as il be done at any OTHER estab
li.binent in the city. Lumber IN be taken TO and
from his Mill as low as to any other.
Those who may find II iueonvenient to call, by ad-
dressing line through the Post Office will be
an M,ULDINGS of ell kinds KEEP: on hand and
wors I'd to order. X j. CRpMP,
ia lin Corner Of Leigh and ID SITS.
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FOR SALE, &C.

LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
y Fer gale. my Farm Of sii acres, in Albemarle
ry ynits from Charlottesville, Swo and half from
he Virginia Central Railroad and two from the RI
.rsnnA Improvement. One hundred and twenty
Sr---Ane-third bottom land cleared, enclosed
Aad highly mpr' we'd. All necessary out buildings
md ell oi 1rst rate water are OF the premises
fern. literal. II preferred. IN exchange viii be
aond ,r call at nay ocice. eJraer Of Frank I'm and
governor streets. 4. A. HART.
&C l;-d6m
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oHsAr EARTuouAKs IN NAPLxs.-A dispatch from
Marseilles dated Dec. a. says:

Marseiiies, dated Dec. "a, says:
We have advces from Naples Of the 18th. An
awful earthquake took place on the night Of the
I7th Its destructive fleets have been experienced
throughout the whole kingdom: most severely In
ths towns of Salerno, Potenza and Polo. At 3Aier-
no the walls of the houses are rent from top to
bottom. Numerous villages are half destroy d.
In the province of Basiicsta and In the Continen-
tai prncipality mainland, the dead reckoned a.
several thousands. The authorities have erected
huts for the houseless families. The city Of Naples
experienced three Violent shocks. The population
are eucsmped In the open country. The nothern
part of the kingdem Of Naples has not been sub
jected to this visitation.
sroRx AND smpvarcK.-A severe northesstery
gale prevailed along the Atlantic coast Tuesday
night and Wednesday morning. and fears are en-
teTfained for the safety Of vessels that may have
eneounteredit it. The ship serampore, Capt. Stone,
Lound from, New Orleans for Boston, with cargo
Of cotton, tobacco, &C., went ashore on Wednesday
morning, during o snow storm, on Black Ledge
Reek. Cohasset, and at last accounts she ~as fast
going to pieces. Her crew were saved, but were
tsdly fros,shitten. From the fact that quantities
wreck stuff he'd been washed ashore on Sau.
sueket beach it was supposed that other yessell
had been wrecked during the night.
-------------------
A fire occurred In Atlanta, Ga, on Monday, Dc
stroying the stores Of Messrs. Collier, silsey
Lynes and Tahner.
Jordan Beale, Esq, an old citizen Of Northamp
ton county, n. c.. died on ths I'd uit-
J. c. Egsn, Q iasyes, who recently killed X. J
H. Jones, suothsr h9ysss ID, Claiborne parish, La
has been committees - t,sa tried Tor murder.
| VIM. Duks, ahorse trader, was killed by pistc
shot, Gfed by man Thos. Hinsley, In Aberdess
Miss-, on tbs 10th ut. i sS
dihicuity took place latsly. II the store Of !
D Alien, sts7ensviiis, Wilkinson connty, 0a.s !
which Gen. Jas. N. Dostwick waa shot By ~
Allen, and died Ia few minutss.
L n aI< ~ "
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" yErrEaH RACER DsAD--The Northern papers
chronicle the death of Bonnetso'-blue, the cham
nion of the American turf nearly thirty years ago,
aud the dam Of Fashion and Mariner. She vas the
property of VIM n. johnson, of Va, the "Sapo-
leon OF the turf when young, and with her he
won many splendid races--among others, great
match race between the South and North. She was
over thirty wears old and died on the farm Of her
owner, WIN. II. Gibbons, near New York city.
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NEW AGENCY IN GODDIN's HALL

NEW AdENC1 In dUUDlNS HALL
AS--The subscriber having secured the large front
Basement koom, in Goddin's Building. corner Of
Bank and 1lth Streets offer his services to the cti
zens Of Richmond. Manchester and the surrounding
country, In all business pertaining to GENERA L
AGENT, viz: Hiring out Negroes Renting out
Houses. Collecting Claims and would also attend to
the sale OF WHEAT, FLOUR. CORN. TOBACCO.
andall other country produce The undersigned Is
ing been born and raised among them, and TO them
he would refer: to those un2cquanted with him, be
would refer them TO Messrs. 00ddin Apperson, and
the citizens generally. My terms hha b. moderate.
De 2i-dlms A. T. MADDOX
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TTEE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WARE
No. - FRONT STREET, NEW YORK.
CONNOLLY 4 ADAMH-

COkslsIOH MERCHANTS AND AGENTS.
poR TIE SALE OF
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANURAO
TURED TOBACCO.
Az reral adysncements on consignments. IA
sYSNks C ADAMS is connected with eur house.
J.xEs A. CONNOLLY. RoBf. ii. ADAMS.
~ A5-Sm :
gARUs & SHINE, Auctioneers and
IL Commission Merchants, No. "a Main street, give
thr undivided services Auctioneers for the sale
RAJ estate merchandise Of every description, and
household furniture.
sale ii horses mules. cows. wagons and carriages,
A. a. every Saturday. -
r { LARCs. JAS. N. SHINE.
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Geo. w. H. TYLER.
VI AGENT TO HIRB OUT NEGROES,

RENT OUT HOUSES AND CULLECT CLAIMs.
The subscriber offers his services to the public
agent 10 hire out negroes rent out houses, collect
claims, sell Wheat Corn, Flour and Tobacco, on the
usual tefme.
have been tine superintendent CT city property,
and police officer, In Richmond, for the last seven
years and il Is presumed from my knowledge 81 the
Inhabitants of Richmond that shall he greatly as
sisted thereby In getting good ard responsible homes
for servants, and responsible tenants for houses.
Referenceslthe citizens Of Richmend generally.
Office on Marshall street, next 70 the New Market
hay scales u. W. II. TYLER,
dslq-I,n Agent and Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

MELANCHOLY AocIDEsr.-on Christmas morning,
a, party OF Young men, who had been firing guns,
smyrpa, Del, James Dareus, aged ls, was sAot
dead by the discharge Of q gun In the hands 81
John Evans, who had loaded the gun With powder
and vadding ealy, not supposipg he could inture
his friend by firing bIank charge ut him, and tne
ysdling was driven to the heart, cansing instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-09

BouSp 0vER. Nunnallv An.
psared before the Mayor yesterday and was heId
TO bail for threatening to assault and beat sussn
Blake In her own house. - -
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FIRE.--About 8 o'clock last night, .
/ small frame building owned BY Mr. Eubsnk. on
Church Hin. some fsw hendred yards north Of the
corporation line, took nre aud vss eomplstsiy a.
stroyed. = q
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loan. Of yesterday, says:
We are gratifisd to be able 10 state that the let
tiers reosiyed by the last steamer from England
are Of the encouraging character in regard 70 bus
mess matters generally. Private letters from
authentic sources also mentioned that the house
OF Mr. George Peabody, which Was compelled to
borrow slares sum Of monsy from the BAnk Of
England, had not required aid 70 the extent up.
pschsnded, aud that IL had used only one hundred
thonsand pounds Of the sum borrowed, applying
sven the greater part Of that amount to the reiel
Of other parties The letters also state that ths
present large advances in the price Of cotton u ~
undoubted evidences Of the restoration of conh
dencs and the rssumption Of manufacturing oper
ations and they also stats that tbs enetts Of 70
turning prosperity will soon be elt on thiA side 9
the Atlantic. u.
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Yno oAN RRrrsns-The collectors 10

WHU UAN hhfVsb = NC NVitcCtVIS f0H
the Male Orphan Asylum, Messrs. hin and Rich
asls0u, will call upon our citizens for eonsribu-
tons in the course Of few days, and for the saks
of humanity IL Is hoped that every one will giss
bis mite. The thirty boys nov being reared and
sdueated are ~ intelligent ~ the same number of
lads 70 be found anywi se else, and II they are
ssiyes NAV make nsefai citizens Let our readers
bear In mind the fact that they hare the hts q
thess children In their own hands and ws feel -
sured that they viii not slight the call whom msds
upor thon fes material cid.
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned begs leave
IN 10 inform the citizens q Richmond ana vis,.ors
h. rntice tiothes viii be called for AMI returned
s,rds r. left at H. B. Woodwards Carpenter shop IN
Main. between sth and 9Th street. VIII meet WIN
prompt attention. ,ru woanwARDf
ia 5-Gts !" Oh n "ooD N-
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Tna erH or JAxUART.-fssterdsy ne
nlftsrr obssrvsd the anniversary Of The basste g
New lsfisans In becoming manner tns nfst Isfs
meat parading and leeking remarkably vel -
~ sh,cnch ihs streefs undse the command oaOoo
Inrnst. The etaas Guard. OAps. DsnEocs; ~
6rssa eirse. Hstiosal 0uard, Menagcnefy 0usss
sud yIrrtnia kioss Wexs u ~ me-,