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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

JARVIS IsLAHp GUANo.--It is stated that fye
thousand tons of this article are now on the way
to New York. on board of four clipper ships, VIZ
The White Swallow, Flying Eagle, Flying Dragon
and Reynard. Tie company. il is added. Lave
Just concluded a contract with parties IN New
York for the sale of gnano, 10 no delivered at the
Island, amounting to uoarly 81 100000.
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sssy- EXHIBITIONS WEIK!
NaGSFFICENT DISPLA II
THOMAS x. I'IkICk

THO MAS u. PhkGE & 90,
Ry every a.ri.s! ate making Large additions to
their i.s CIanait /: stock ~
RICH FANCY STAPLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GoonS.
In esc-y Department ihey are nos thoroughly a.
serted sd Aois 30 give buJers AZ home. tr Iro u
ssrcad fhe advantage 81 IarSs ana Naf:.a sosse'
tt. senior partner OF the housa Is again in mar
ket, taus giving shcrn the advantage u rssident
pSr;frr. whilst II lends freshness - IheG eotre
IL 81 ~ sad expected
Elssaat Velvet CloaAs
D, d. 90 Rasials
- 10 30 Cloaks
F;Rila -haw.s, great variety
I,cnx and sqaicy byoche Shawls
D., Blanke: Shaws
hos.ery. Gloves Mitss. &C
b. ,CE AID Ialorsd Bayadere SILKS
Eacsh aad american iriaIs
Ricn SILK Robes s'Lez
b. DO Doa5is S2 StSsEi s1lt
T. rsAu: FGlsntis Robes
hiexant VI nusiaus kcScs
knhrpiirr.es, every go ade
Point Lace aid Brussels sets
Val Ani IL milton 90
La 4 Collars al variety
hiack Thredd nd french Wells
Bonbaziae., Grapes, Feis, &C.
In the Ii HGAfY GJtD3 department, they have
jammei up their Gel ags.n. aad prepared TO
Eh5w buyers svefy artici- fer household and Ia n
purposes tho yeEE closest rates socn gods can be
sold AT.
Ther sre getting in
BLAakEIS
bATrINEri
PULLED CLOTHS. - sni ca
- shEkp'o uhhis. all qu&liiiea
B-oen and sleached COTrONS
EAASNELS, &c. &c
&C 23-im ttUM As X PRICE Z 20.
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FaFAL ACCIDENT ON. the 10Th instant, in Tsze-
we'll county. Virginia, John fIelton went a short
distance from his house 10 cut q sapling. which in
falling, caught upon second one. by which dead
limb was diseneaged and thrown back with such
force and precision as TO strike him on the neck
and rroGune instant death. His wife, supposipg
be was at Mr. Crofts. ksd after dark gone in search
of the axe nse1 during the day bv her husband
when she discovered his body and the circum'
stances which plainly told tbs Gauss and manner
Of his death. He was some IS years OF age, aud
hesides widow. leaves two children to realize
their loss.
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The SKATING EPIpEM,C.-Ysuug and middle aged
New York have heard with emotions bordering or
eestacy Of the ine skating gron I'D which is to be
provided for them on Central Park the commits.
ii )ners furnishing the water and the f ees,.
10 Buff.lI some gentlemen residing on Delaware
avenue have hired the vaca at lots On the corner
of Virginia street, which have an area of fifty
two Thousand square feet, which they propose TO
fence In and floor with ice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

TEE DROPPED NAVAL OFFICERS The President,
1t is reported, has completed his examination Of
the list Of dropped and fnroughed lficefs of the
Navy reported to him By Secretary Toucey. At
tornty GeCerai Black and MIR. Holt, Commissioner
OF PaIents, will send Ito the Senate Immediately
after Congress meets Most Of the officers will
probably be restored to active duty.
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esF IL lou ARE s1cK, the probability

EdE II IUu INV tI~Is' tl.O EfOUENI.ttJ
i. that the roo, Of 5cur suffering is in the stomach.
krom q weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Ague,
l-auzuor hau'ea, AID legion Of other iormentirg
diseases. indigestion produces thin blood, and
thsro-e deat. oys The strs ngh and vigor of the
rre 81 stem. To restore the tone OF tie stomach,
aud enablo il to throw OF anu dismiss forever all
these troublesome and dangerous complaints, no.
thing is necessary but perseverlng use OF Or. j
IIlIs rErT nh's CkLkBRATkD STOMACH BIT.
TEkS. ual of their power cannot tail to prove
that there Ia nc failure III their sspativs effects -
We cheesIniiy recommend them TO the public.
knowing. We do, tn 'ir many excellent qualities.
yhera 4-im
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FATAL FuS-A girl Of Is years, was frightened
to death at Manchester. (Eng.l recentiy,ty seeing
q cefla moving across the paths. she was walking
men, who for fun had tied string 10 the conn and
concealed themselves 10 the hedge to pull it,
They were arrested on the charge of murder.
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kr- TIE DEer Coreu sYRUp IN THE

WORLD.
The test Cough Syrup in the world is Earts
bnrne. fect1ral yrup Ci lid berry.
This article Is prt tared by che mist, aud is pro-
nauaced BY medical meD, and taose VINO have used
II, 10 bs the best preparation ior Coughs Cods,
OttarE Bfonc h;t-, HosrseI es,, sore Throat troin
B sold. and prev ~EtiIe vi that lion of dissa3ts.
Consumption
i'ecsJns who siug should Use it, 1t 10 pleasant to
the taste sOftens CT and strengthens the voice,
ALA all IrEiatiou of tAa hrost ANT lungs, and PIE
vents taking efiu-
Bottles IS and % cents and 81. Sold by al Drug
gisfs 10 Rirhmond. norfolk. Petersburg, and all
towus in Virginia. oc Ism
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MARROW EsG.YE-Mr. Bushnell Fasse nden, o
Jamaica, Vt, on Wednesday night # last week
fell down n preciFice while crossing Turkey
Mountain" and lay disabled til Sunday noon
when he was found, more dead than alive, by some
boys who were looking for cattle. No bones were
broken. aud he " ill survive.
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TEE ''FrsHER GIRL" AND THE FAT WoMAs.-Du.
ring Fair week expafating In
crowd on the huge dimensions Of the Fat Woman,
stating that che weighed COO pounds. why" said
wag who was standing by. ''that 10 nothing
DIR Barbee "a brother CT the sculptor) has wos
man p stairs here that weighs 700 pounds" I'M
laediately the report spread that the Fat Woman
TO be at Dr.. Bs exhibition, and crowds
came inGniringy for a sight of her, sorely per.
picking equanimous fTieud. At length the
secret leaked out, bn. the wag maintained that he
bad spoke the literal truth, the Fisher Girl
(msde of marb.e) weighed foil 100 pounds
lEre3.ricksLuyo Ko.l HarnId
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fcogREsPoSDENc6.)
Professor

gssgr- Dr. J.MEs MoCAw, Professor
OF Chemistry OF Medical Colleg. Cf Virginia -U-sI
Sir: woull fe@l ob gel il on would JSt..in from
DR. VIZ Anderson ;Ilv pill lie has IN Ills pos,es-
SOD twh ch is part Of the same n4edlcne takeu hy
ihe lHte Ir. Wooty,) ana aualyse tae same for :,
giving as a written ststen ant Il is contents.
hesp eff -Ay. WAhIHG fEAaCE
Ricansun,i, t;ct. 23d 1853.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

FEE BRIGADB.-The Conmandera of
the Fire Brigade met Tuesday night, at TX o'clk
Alderman Peter W. Grubbs was present and ad.
ministcred the oath to the Foremeu and most of
the Firemen, who had been notified to attend for
that purpose.
From The appearance Of the men in ntte ndarce,
We may expect good service on the part of the
Brigade. The average ages of the fremen is about
80 years, and most of them are aboye the medium
sias.
The Council will be notified that the Brigade il
ready 10 so into service when that body will repes al
the old ordinance, and enter the uew upon record
The number Of applications for admission 10 very
large, but il requires . unanimous role to elect
The following were elected members:
James watlen. Edwin Barns. Louis Maule, VIM j
keyiile, David Rastbarn, William Turner William
fe9tpan, William Wilson, William Elam VIII
liam Waidror, Samuel K Phillips, joseph L Whit
taker.
Company Charles Fl Moore, Philip vermIlera.
JOHN tiitch ard, Thomas J Btumfeld James Car.
ter Wharton. Robert Weir, Christian Ludman, Geo
Company C-Chrst-rhcr Bergheirnor, BENJAMIN
Hon es Henry Burkb ardt. J. I'm Yapg gh an Charles
z Peldburg, Eobert . Waddill. illam Clarke.
John Matthews. James Allen. Aylett Il Woodson.
korn. John l. Batkips, William B Riddick.
Company D-Thcmas Hutton, Joseph Booth
Jehu King. Clement Tinsley, X Winston, p
Lambert. " JeHeIs.n Thomas. David 4 CIump. 40
II Crnmp, Patrick II Gentry, Robert Pe,tis. Ed
C6mpany p W E-chas W Allen. Geo VI Roynold. VIM
sauster. Phiip ID .sconr, Adolph Zsnter, Pster
Loehr.
Company F-F New, Adam France Joseph von-
Selma. belle, Aug Ishrenbraeh. Jas Kelly, Aasu,t
arast, Frederick Spnd uiius Nessler, Frederick
Hanson, Christian Young. Joseph Hirschberg.
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HoGs.-Within the past few days considerable
quantities of hogs have reached this city by way
If she Virginia and Tennessee Railroad-nineteen
car loads on Saturday. aud ten on yesterday-about
one thousand Of which we're taken for this city,
and the rest sent on to other markets. There IL a
grea. demand for the articles aud We lear q that
they ore going of rapidly at s. 80 per cwt., which
is somewhat below the price of lest winter. The
reports from the West represent ths: the number
of bcss which will be driven east this winter will
be considerably iessa than last year, aud those OF
our citizens who contem plate putting up pork
sheuld supply themselves at once while oppor-
tunity offers. Slaughtering was commenced a:
oue of our pens on yesterday Lynch6urg Rep,
sd inst
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ss;ss- Essg. GEacR. HBAyTY AND Co

RErTNgss are eonliaei in the GKoToGEaPIs and
saHg1TYPEs ,xessttssfaf the large phOtog raTh and
fil:e Art galleries CT MINIS, is7 Main street. op
posi;o the pcstofics, and Sycamore street. tetera
burg Va.
Ease and grace in position, beauty in finish. asa
con ccipeSs in portTaIture.
lhose who wish TO obtain something really tine in
tn way OF ikenese, either In brahtotype OF Pho
tosraph pain in India ink. water coors, oil co.ors
or p.stilis of any size the size OF life, are re-
spectfly solici I'd to Wait his Galleries and exam
ire his various styles OF portraitures,
Ga sres away opas sad free to visitors. whether
They desra work az Hecuted or not. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

FAST TINE The Rochester Union states that the
| early express train on Friday morning ran down
from this city iu one hour twenty-five and halt
| minutes, including three stops on the way. The
| train was detained in this city ia consequence OF
collision between freight aud passenger traiu,
for more than hour. The train reached Ro
chester a half minute before it due The
distance from Buffalo TO Rochester is seventy-f five
| les.-Bnfalo Commercial.
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RICHMOND. October 25th. lS

Moser8. WArINd & PsARCg-GeAteu!ea 1 have
eaget2iiy anal s4i me pi, given me b. Or. " l..
Anssgeoa. and od that II CoDtsiBs small portion
Of caionel. but mainly consists CT the uphate Of
aunine. The p: ssence If these two substance,
slstinctly proved by variety OF tests. have no
doubc tb.. the jill WAS composed entirely ct these
naea cnal agents
Very respectfully. B Mc~Aw.
oS La
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DEATH.--Corns!ius Y. Anderson, q we'll know n
citizen of New York. died the 22i inst. He
vas formerly Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment, and at the time Of his death a Der OF
the Board of Ten Governors and had been nomi
Aated by the republicans FOR Reelection. lie was
also President OF the Lotiilard Insurance Com.
pany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

CONTRACT REsEwfp Tho LynehburE, Va, Re.
publican ssysth In the latter part OF September
: new engagement. for ive years. was entered into
between the Brsailsn Dom Pedro Railroad Coo.
nsny and Col Garnstt aud his cors .. which pro-
yidea for an increase Of salary Of all the suhoE.
Afvat tas
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t.sss~EnEsR LEEoHEs.-I hay

s~FngsR LEEoHEs.-l have Just re-
eoived, ny Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES, which will te applied upcn most reason-
able terms
70 Can be found ct ell hours OF the day, at the Hair
Dressing Room under tie American Hotel. and al
night on sth street French Garden EiD.
my 25-ts K. 9. HOBecN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

MoEpaT's Summary; Since Horphy has been in
Europe, up to the time OF tbs close cfthe HarwitI
game, be has played one hundred and seventeen
games, sixteen Of which he lost, eighty eight
won, and thirteen dra~s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

!EcN SIDED SnIrs.--Thc Navy Department i:
informed from England that tho theory OF IRON
sided sbies resisting tho Are OF ordinary mensof
shore batteries has signslly failed. as PROV
ed on trial by the British naval auth,ritics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

s,mur pv,nxyycr.-A servant being sent to
match china plate, returned with ore Of an en-
tirely different pattern. After scoldipg for some
time. the mistress said. -Stupidi do you not see
thas ths two are entirely dizsrents' NO, man,
was the reply; "oniy one OF them 10 dinerent
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o-sr,,s.-There 10 great demand for oysters 10
philadslphia, and prices have gene up considera'
b,T. They are selling at fsom $l2 10 SIS per
thoussnd. These are the prices for oysters taken
in Pennsylvania waters. The supplies IRON the
Chesapeake this season show heavy taiiing On.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

b~ sroyEs. RANGES AND FUREAoRs-
Now Ia stare a full supply, cargo OF schr nignio'
nette. Purchasers are invited 70 examine the guar
ity Of our wares We especially revommeno the
Range aud Earp Cook stove.
Yspairs always hand for all leading articles sold
st the Governor Street stove store.
30 anted Immediately we frat c!ass work men
o. Is GEORGE eTARkETT,
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ar BURNING FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BURNING FLUID -Ayways on hand and for sale at
the Drug ani Prescription Store OF
JOHN W. GARLfCk,
no ;o-im Market place, frahklin st.
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WaAr NRxfi--A big spelling match y ansouse-
"a In Covingtop. ohfos at the hleh scsoo. = een
ne bigssst words without scratching his hsad,
10 receive aAne pfe0ent.
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SuE.-The extensive rulling mill st Columbia,
Pa. WAS sold at Sherih's sale on the Cab instant,
and was bought BY the Columbia Bank for $s2,'
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AcouIrrEr--Georgs NJ. Clark, indicted for psss'
ing ccraterfeit money, was tried NJ New Castle
(Del) last Monday, and acquitted, on tho ground
Of insanity.
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49,
with ARJ CGrolic Disease considered ineGrahe, wiI
rr..iyn a Letter Eiviux inioTDatton which VIII ~.
sgrs So iy spd reria sosnt cure, W SssdiDS their
n ,mys and stamp Ito prepay tcstagcl "a Dr H.,
po9T& the celebrated Chto0io Ply s2clau, and
author OF Medical common T. ose.' eaIatoga
snrigxs n Y. 81 l3-d6 w3ln
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INTERNATIONAL DslpeE-The people Of Buffalo
have voted in favor Of the proposition 10 grant
the aid of the city to international bridge acroes
the Niagara river, to the extent Of $4,000 per al.
mum, which is the intercst liability the cost OF
tn ssproject-$2, 100000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-25

E1coHMuNicAfED M TELTaKAPH.-Ws doubt very
mocn whether any more extraordinary telegraph
&c comm munscafion has taken place, except that
solitary Interchange Of messarss by.tbe Atlantic
Gable, than one within our own means of knoyl-
soRe. 10 make the point intsligible We must re-
iste :. =" some years since, an unhappy N misunder.
- nnsnoing arose between the worthy minister Of an
Episcopal Church in one of our couatry towns.
and worthy gentleman, his leading and wealth..
est perfshioner-in fact, the patron Of the parish
ana II ne mistake not. the actual builder OF the
houas OF Worship, without whom 1t could not have
been built at all, aud by whose aid it was priuci-
paiiy sustained. Ths resust of such controversy
could not be doubtful for moment: the priest.
psriorce, yielded to the layman, and was compell.
cd TO resign his charge.
we VIA suppose that. naturally, Ia controver,
~ OF this sort, some gh ha nded things nav have
~ oeen SaIo and done BY the prevailing party, which
couIo scarcely be reconciled with the meek meas of
.., tug gospel profession, In fuIl communion With
which the lay brother was At all events fhe sue
cessor Of the deposed minister after being induct
cd INTO nta oitce, felt It his duty to administer a
certain degree Of discipline to the Offending law
man IN virtue Of the sacred Office he held; aud, in
Iac', iutimated, that it reached the ear. OF Inc
party concerned, his purpose to suspend him from
tne com munion. No matter for his wealth, station
or innuehce, this action vas demanded of him fcr
.ae purpose OF example, and in order that no man
should escape reproof for bis e exceptiouabIe con.
duct on the part Of the Church, ia whose eyes All
mea are or ought to be held equal To this di,ct.
pine the gentleman in question vas by no means
uisposen 10 tuomtt. Accordingly, upon receiving
ietter directed 10 the we'll known haudwri of
1ls pastor, aud guessing its contents Of which he
aIn not choose to DO informed, he returned ii to
she reverend man unopened Several similar ef
I;rts met with tie same il-fortune. Nor was the
eiergy man more successful In employing personal
means OF making known his designs for the recu-
SAINT parishioner steadfAstiy refused
OF this sort; and when it happened that be was
about to meet his clergyman in the street, che
passed by on the other aide"
IL seemed a really honaiaaa but h. sban
reckon the extent ofthe iusi per severance of the
| SANTA. Aud what can count uyon being
victorious over the resolute fidelity of the ChurchY
After the lapse of some time, the clergyman was
CARED away from home, to attend convention at
| oistsnce AZ bis first stopping place bright
| thoasht occurred to him; he teok his way to The
| telegraph efhce, and thus. in a mode not to be
soai ected, communicated TO his pavishioner the
Iact VI ms suspension from the holy ordinance of
| coinmnniou- The latter was struck aghast at
| nfh,, but saw there was no help for il. SWELL
SAID he, II see the telegraph is not only means OF
COMMUNICATION, but OF communication, too."--
Boston g arier
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SPECULATION ASo THE PooR.-The Agents de
Charge, or leading brokers at the BouTse of Par
is, have offered to pay to the municipality the
price Of she annual income derived from the one
franc admit'auce charged for entrance to the TX
change. On condition thai the entrance remain
free Tor the future to every body. The sun de-
rived from this admittanrs fee last year was $50.
coo francs. The municipality will be obliged to
refuse because it Was announced when the law
passed that it was moral measure, for ke.piEg g
away poor people who had 60: a passion for spec.
ulation.
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HocL.-Tbe demand continues good and prs-
vons prices are fuiiy sustained Ths amount in
ths hands Of dealers Is very limited while the
amount received by lake is also light. Sales H..
GO bs. pnl!ec. ranging from SIC. 10 i2c. acrcrd-
ing to oqusiisy; 25,0o0 lbs Canada neece at 3IL /.
SIC 5000 lss No. and super Canadian pulled at
33c, aud 10000 lbs pickihgs, the price for which
has not trarspired.-B BvfdlO Com. Ado Of Tues1ay
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FIsEs-sIason's cotton shed in Memphis. Tenn

FIREr.-Mason's cotton shed in Memoirs. Tenn
was burned on Saturday night. and 538 bales of
cotton, belonging to Dwight, Gill Co, were de
stroyed 4 nre in Columbus, Ky, on Saturday
burned several of the best buildings in the place
with their contenss No insurance. Are at
Sa!cm Mass, on Monday night. destroyed prop.
crty va'ned at about $40 900. Eldridge snow, pro-
vision dealer, and Richard Harrington, are among
the principal sufferers
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ELoPEMsyr.-On Friday afternoon, the Chief of
fonee received dispatch fIon the City Marsha,
ci Newburyport, requesting him to cause the ar
fsst 81 Nin Perry and Maria II. Perry, who elop.
ed from that place by the noon train. They were
accordingly taken Into custody as soon az they
arrived at the Eastern Depot, and locked up 10
await tarther oriers. Il seems that Wnl Y
aged As years, has another lawful wife residing in
Newbnryport, bnt having formed an attachment
for Maria, his neice, agel Is, suddenly lefs that
city. tekiDg little boy whom he recently ADOPT
sj. His wife i'm medistely after their departure.
entered a protest with the City MAJ shall which
has thus suddenly terminated their happiness
n T. Erorsss
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FRENCH 0FFiGER KILIEpBT HIS BaoYaSE ten
Ccuut de SALES was lately killed by pistol shot
from the hands of his halfbrother, the Count de
Chanaleiles, while in a III Of mental dsrangen ant
ten. de Salles was one of the most prominent off
GERS Of the French army, AID with Gen. SIac Ma
hou. stood the next chance FOR a marshalshir. lie
gained his lsures 10 Africa and in the Crimsa
hnviBg led the second division. or left wing Of the
army, at the fnal assault Sebassopo!. The
general was o. years Of age. The wife Of the Count
DE Chana'eiliPs. xho Ia in turn stout deranged by
tho accident, which took place under Ter eyes. is
a daughter of the Count de Las Cases, the ccm
panion Of Napoleon ut st. Helena.
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HkAvr DisaGEs-Some time since Mr.. Charles
H. Sherman received il juries In Consequence
of a defect in the highway, at Natick, Mass. He
sued for damages, and the jury gave rerdict 10
his favor-dams ges $3.50 s3.
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rarHAnrsnonrE,s ANIL -BrLIous PILLs

are the safes. and best Purgatiye PILE in se. Tncy
act upon the hyor, Stomach and Bowels. carryins
Oh ali bile and every font retion. They don't
gripe are caBy IN tetr operation and can be taken
a, any time without fenr cf expo. They remove
(loldS fro,a the sysEcm and preTeut RhcIrna ism.-
IL yon su1sr with any pair, nse Hh .ToHOhhEs
CUkK-ALt,, the FrrsS PAIN ASSiEihhrojt II
bYRuP. which ID the bcst Cough syinp In the
world.
Bold by Ell Drnggists in Richmond. &C lo-em
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sx FRANKLIN PApgR MILL, RICH
sosp yA-Bsiyidere Manufacturing Company
ksec cons autiy on hand all descriptions EnyeIope
Manills ana Wrapping PAPER, News and BOOK
PAFEAa. Of ai qualities and sizes. fnfnisnsd o.
short nouce.
6A- Cash paid for RAGS. -
G 0Spxs, Supt ocf-sm