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SPECIAL NOTICES.
F6r BRAGG's GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
THE ARCTIC LJNIlIENT


F6y~ BRAGG's GREAT IMPRovEMENr.-
THE ARCTIC LJNIlIENT
DEFTES ALL COMPETITION.
Thousands who have used it, affirm that it is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure of
RHEUMAi ISM. PARALYSIS,
NEURALGIA, PILES,
SPRAINs, BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS, WARTS,
SCALDS, MQULDS,
TUMOR3 C0RNS.
For HORSES and MULES externally, nothing ex-
ceeds the ARCTIC LiNIMENT,
In curiEg
SPRAINS, SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS,
THRUSH, RINGB0NE,
or any Soretv Swelling. or Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle.
Price 25 its, 50 cents and 81, for small, medium
and large ST. a bottles.
For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & Co,
ia l3-ts Wholesale Agents.
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which he concluded thus: ssThat the reign of the
royal pair may be established by wisdom and tenn
pered with liberal justice to their loyal subjects
may be the prayer of MS all; and. above ali, far
above all-for in republican country we regard
even more than the will OF sovereigns or the veal
Of Kingdoms, the rights Of that Divine Condition
OF matrimouy-and, above all, may the domestic
lives of this royal pair glide on unmarked by
ripple. and may their days pass in happiness and
peace" loud applause.
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LyNcHISs or SUSPECTED CoUsrERFETFER.--0n Sat
NJ day last company of D,en residing about four.
teen miles from Cincinnati, seized q man named
Coleman, on suspicion of dealing In counterfeit
coin, and on his protcs ing his innocence, rope
was placed around his neck, by which he was sus-
pended IN mii-ar, and after being nearly suffoca'
ted was lowered to the grund. On recovering
from the stranguiatop, be stiil refused confess
when he vas run up second time and suspended
tili the blood gushed from his n.se, when he was
lowered 10 the earth in an unconscious state. A
third time he revived, but refused 20 confess. when
he was stripped and laid across log and severely
fogged with whip. Finding they could get no.
thing from him, the company let him upon the
ground, where be was found by his friends In a
very precarions condition.
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WAXING RUSSELL,
Sheriff of Chatham county.
S75 REWARD.-Ranaway from

-E$a my farm, Cra'gton, early in Octoher last, a
ne bright muatto girl, named NANCY GRAN
THAN sometimes calling herself wary.
sac hss bright black eyes, long black eyolashes.
thin ysage, bushy head of hair, OF ssH.iy col 7,
straight, slaiike form, and steps long when walk
for her apprehension and delivery to me at aiy farm
and S25 for the discovery of harberers with suf-
hcent proof 20 convict them. she has relatives in
the city Of Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church, aud was last seen going from Manchester
20 that part Of the town. ,,
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ia l3-ts

n~HAIR CuTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the CityIf You wish to get
would advise you to call on H0BSON, at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-entrant g
on 18th street.
all hours. Single Baths IS cents or tickets for 81
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wM A CHRISTIAN.
- $40 REWARD.-Rana away from

IA the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq, OF
x LOretto. Essex county, Va, who sent him TO
Richmond to my care; and furnished him with a
PASS 20 go and sec his wife, and return in week
IRON the date Of the pass which was dated early in
September last His wife was then living in Ches,
negro was emaDcipatsd by the late Tho~ o. Taylor.
viii give tho above reward, If delivered To me in
Richmond or to John Saunders, at Loretto, in kssex
county, Va hM- .. fuiLLlPs.
De b-tH
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SEATING FOR rgs LApIEs.-The Bangor fsfe.) pa
pers say that the skating In that quarter
ly destroyed by the hail and sieet with which they
were Waited last week. The fremen of Bangor,
however,, have calamity volunteered to tnrn out
with their engines and wet down sufficient sur
face the river to Afford skating privilege for
the ladies Of the city, Of whom there about 30
we'll skilled in this health amusement. g
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ILIsRss or THE WiDow or PRESIDENT HARRIsey.-.
The widow OF the late President Harrison has been
for considerable time confined TO her bed, st the
residence Of her son, j. Scott Harrison near North
Bend, Ohio. Old ago, rather than any partic-
ular disease IL is stated, has asserted its Influence
upon naturally robust organization. The vsne-
rable lsdy is now over eighty years Of age.
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Lrk or no CITIZEN ssrB.-A Cincinnati siocai, .
the other day, sadly in want Of an item. announced
that three policemen had killed maslrn on the
isyee, whersupen German contemporary trans
lates #t
aHerr Amos Krat was yesterday hendishiy mur
dered by three SEQ andrelly policemen ON the lesee
Jhs lifs OF no citizsn u safe.'
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rns- Why SUPPER WITH RHEUMATISM

Neuralgia Head Ache, Ear or Tooth Ache. pain
in any part of the limbs body stomach or bowels
when You can be cured instantly with HARTS
HORNE'S CURE-ALLs 1t is fiue tonic for weak
stomachs and bowels. giving them tone and strength
20 digest food thus curing Indigestion and Dyspcp
4ia Lot all who suffer bay bottle from PURCELL,
LADD Co. or other Druggists in Richmond. Bot
tIas1 md
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SURRENDERED TO MY Gus

E%a TODY, a colore.i woman named VIRGINIA,
Al2 alias jimmy stout bulit. aged between ls
~ qud -, height feet ga incnes weighs be-
Iween I35 To It5 pounds. She says that she was
owned By Mr. James Dobbins. aud her former mrs
ter was named Dr. Patrick Foster. of halifax. Va;
that her owner had sold her to trader, and she
stra yed from the gang which said trader had with
him. The owner is requested to come forward.
proTe property and pay expenses. -
-. WAXING RUSSELL, F
fsQ-6t Sheriff of Chatham county.
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WINTER has at length set in, and the
Young folk are having Gne time with sleighs and
horses On Friday and Saturday the SNOW fell %
the depth Of sin iaches, bat yesterday morninx
the sun came cut, and the day vas eosf and cheer
Ing.
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HEADQUARTERS 4TH DIVISION J
Z or VIRGINIA MILITIA,
" kICHsoNp, Jan. ls, 1853.
W lxuraAr 0RnEne No

in accordance with the preYsions Of the 18th sec
III N OF chapter I'D of the Code of Virginia. the fol
lowing officers are appointed and will constitute the
statf 0f This Division, viz:
PuWHhrAN X. PAGE, Of Gloucester, Aid, with
the rank Of Lieut. Colonel.
WM MuNFORD, of Richmond, Aid, with the
rank uf Major.
WARNER r. TALIAFERHo, of Matthews, Aid,
with the rank OF Major
EDWIN kOBIs50N, of Richmond, Division Quar-
tcru,aster with the rank of Maipr.
(signedl WM y. TALIAFERR0,
to Major Geuil Command.
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SUICIDE OF WosAs.--On Saturday week. the
wife Of Mr. Dennis Higgins, residing mile or two
south Of onsndaga Iiill, N. Y, committed suicide
by hanging hsrself frem the rafter in her hus-
bands barn. While her husband was absent ON
business, she went into the barn, fastened the
Door, and by means OF q ladder, reached the second
loft Of the barn, when she fastened rope to the
raflsr sand wing herself OF.
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RICHMOND, Jan. II, 1855
To Dr.. KAHN,

To Dr.. KAHN,
Office corner 22d and Main streets.
nEsaz, DEAR SIR: | feel it a duty | owe
to you to state the public the successful removal
Of a TGmor from the side OF my neck, OF secentcrn
years standing, weighing upwards of Sir pounds
without the use of knife or the loss OF bOod-aDd
of which | am now we'll | was examined by DIR.
Warner of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago and he pronounced 80 chances against me Oy
cutting it. also did other eminent physicians
throughout the country. Yours, &c,
Residence-Perkinsville Goochland CO.. Va.
ia lS-d3n*
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RUNAWAYS.
20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS about

1Ag $50 2REWARD.-Ranaway about
N The Sih of January last, black named
"A lIritton. He is about figc feet, eight INCHES
- high and is supposed to be lurking aboCi
-UnIUn Hill in the valley. will give the above
reward if delivered to me III Richmond, or secured
in jail here,
Also. about the same time, two boys named Ciaf
borne ald Reuben, each about twenty years of age.
Claiborne is black Reuben Is "A dark nluaLto. They
are supposed 10 be lurking about the city
T.. in-6t J. POWERS.
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gaF. PLAIN sTATnmENTs OF FACTS

DR.. HAMPTON. now aged 81 years, speaks Hear him;
Are you sickg Beware OF imitationsl Ask for
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made By this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too
stand the test Of public opinion. No art OF putting
galyaniZe worthless article so as to keep II up
AS a GOOD medicine, if 1t be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite of opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra-
pidity than newspapers can spread it. living wit
ness testfyng to the cure medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper adyer'
tising.
In proof of what we say above, we refer you to
Hampten's Vegetable TinctuTe and its effects.
Mr. VIM. Hon, No 1876 South Paca street, Balti
more cured of Rhe,matism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Mr. EDWIN NJ spRASKLIS, No. "a Register street
Baltimore most dreadful case Of Scrofula OF years
ling lost number Of pieces of bone restored to
health.
Miss MAaY SooYrELD Teacher, No $50 Baltimore
streether case, after years OF SUFFERING has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call TO see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, 4 n
fered from these complaints tor Is months with body
tons Vegetable Tincture. after other things faled
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
MIR Henry q. Winn had acough for years-greai
weakness &C. had in all ive or ELK physicians; trleo
all the remedies, but was cured only BY
HAsIPTON'S fEGETABLE TlNCTuHE.
ss- Delicate Ladies and Children viii please gave
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 co. Richmond; by
Dr. COOKE, Frndericksbnrg; by al the Druggists 70
Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY, Raltt
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
RD-Sl per bottle; ak bottles for $5. seS-d&c
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EXPLOSION OF NsPHTHi AT SEA.-Dreddfat S4fe,7pq
and loss of Life amongst the Cretc0n last Christ
mas day the ship New England sailed from New
York, bound for Glasgow. The crew, inclusive Of
officers, comprised eighteen men. short time af-
ter the pilot lett q terrible storm came on, and
caused the sea to sweep over and partially fill the
vessel. The men were ordered to the pumps and
in the midst of hail and rain, they, day after day
stood up TO their waists in water, almost persisted
with cold. Notwithstanding the continuous efforts
Of the men the water gained ground and the ves-
sci began to sink. The captain, A. Pemper. see
ing the state of affairs to be increasingly perious,
directed certain portions of the cargo to be throw
overheard, with view of keeping the vessel
afioat little longer. During the tightening the
ship, by some circumstance or other, a large
quantity of Daptha iguited, and. after causing
fearful explosion ran in liquid flames the
deck, making dreadful havoc amongst the seamen.
One person WAS standing a part of the vessel
under which the naptha was stowed and, when
the explosion occurred he was completely cnvel-
oped in flames five others, including the first Off
Ger, we're dreadfnlly burnt, and in addition TO the
burning one boy had his thigh broken. The men
who escaped more serious injuries, had their la
ces scorched and blacksned. When matters were
fast approaching fatal crisis the bark Cora Linn,
Capt j. Gondey, became sufficiently near to r scus
the whole of the men from the burning vessel.
The man who WIS the most seriously burnt, how
ever, died 10 a short time after being placed on
board the Cora Linn; the other men all arrived at
Liverpool on Sunday and were Immediately taken
to the hospital.
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Stow MovrsG.--tInly 376 dogs have
been licensed In the city mp to this time, nosvith.
standing the fact that there are not less than lO.
goo howliug and growing about the streets b. dsy
and BY night -
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AhhAN0iN0 FOR THn 2zuD. The -
miifee Of srrsuFsnents sppoistsd y ! nsseIn~ =
ssszsns; M mss e shs CITY nali last tridA1 sieks.
she city had bseu partially csasaass1, - ~
the private boarding housee alope coen ssesus~-~
date at least 3,0o0 persons 90 the ~ Jnsf. fSsv
further repeated that all the Aoesls couid acce..
v.,e families generally would snssrssis : -
o. their couutfy friends - possible.
maj 6eu- Taiiafsrro was prsssut By tusltseiee.
sna 3 stated that Disisioa Quarter Master, R6wir
nooinson, had secured the Wall Street Hossi, 10
sssrong, III and had secured other quartsfS sunctsas
,os Issoo soldiers Tho Atheneum buiD6lne -
@ .enaercd By the Council lbsths ne of IL G.
s.d =. sus q II and the Richnoad yoluntssss
sed oy them thus eusurins 10 NJ eoris{ rs~ssss.
zen. 4 stated that the State bsd msSs srsniS -.
Issgsment. for the entertainmeut 81 her xss.ss
~ sss c;...Oa O.nef M s,iors could sxpecs no nosc
designated at which th@y can eecure ioS.ss- -.
lie was grasihed at the cordially With vSick -
people OF Richmond had come 10 tie ~ ~ -
state M IN preparing for the spproechias iassrsrs.
ment. ~ sshAs-
The committee, after an informal discps.,o,. "a.
!eur1ed to meet again next Thursday aissrnoos' a
eoe'ock, at the City Hall.
PoLlcE iTEMs.-very little Of interest
has transpired In police matters fos two o. thrss
Gays. On Saturday last Benjamin Hauccck ~
held to bail for breaking Elizabeth wolff 49,.
barney Austin Was hnsd 81 for leading 8 horss on
the sidewalk; and John Sullivan, Marearst -
wife and Mary bis daughter, were locked m ~ N
to-day TO answer for assanlting Josephine Dscorcy
Yesterday morning nine negroes were prssent.d
tor being In an unlawful assembly In den n PM
Alley, kept by Clinton James; Clinton james vsa
locked up tor hearing this morning; ana two
other negroes were punished for stealing.
DANGEROUS SPORT --0 On Saturday morn
ing last two ladies, In passing along the east eide.
Walk sf yth street, we're run against BY bovs n
toy sleehs, and one Of them was badly iajursd-- -
Every incline on the sidewalks is nov occupisd hy
thcse miniature sieighs, to the hazard OF persops
passing, and II is to be hoped that the Mayor win
authorize his police to break up the sport vhtcA
mas now become pnblic nuisance. - ~ "a
Stow MovrsG.--tlnly 376 dogs have
been licensed In the city mp to this sms, nosvith.
standing the fact that there are not less than iO.
700 nnwiing and growing about the streets by day
and " nighf - -
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HFsD QUAks. 4ru DIVISION OF
x VIRGINIA MILITIA,
n kIoBaoND, jan II, le5s.)
" GEsEpAL ORDERS, No. 2.
IL being essential for the purpose Of necessary ar
rangements. and proper organization, officers COM
snding troops which expect 10 take part in the ce
rsoniss ef the erection Of The Equestrian statue u
Washington, on the 22d Of February next. will re-
port 10 this office, q. speedily ~ practicable, the
aane, strength and arm @! their respective com
niaads the time AT which they Ill reach Richmond.
aud the mode Of conveyance.
Newspapers in this and other States are requested
te publish this order.
BY order Of
Mayor GenT WA. b. TALIAFERgo.
Hs nusf0RD, Major and Aid-de-Camp.
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usrrD srasEs TxsssuEy.--It appcars, ffsn the
books Of the Treasury D<pastmest, that - encsl
amouat of the rsccipts into the TREASURY, Iron
March B. lTp1, fwhen the Consfifution of the
July, 1881, was 81, PES ooo,0o0. The exSendiEnrss
for the naval and military services assesnts1 -
ts2s. 900. .000 foT the ciyiliht 70 Slia000a a9e er
rsyolationary and other pensions - 81 -.
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DRzTxScnyf fnE.--A large Gre occerfe1 iAse
"Wednesday night u sAimsrviIls, Noethawyeea
comfy, Pa, BY which hAsn, Soar nlah = atseal
lery, and Q dwelling houses usre pnSetntD
destroyed The property bslongsd y Jn& LAs1ey.
The loss smountsd 70 81, ,oco oa uhich thsrs = -
tnsurance.
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but Jake turned upon hin, snd pel1oD4 htn<--
The old man eonsolsd hinsetf ~ ~ as3se ~ -
jeicing % his sons snpsrior neanes1e - - -
s.yaii. Jshs 10 sknlArt kitsw. - - ~
ON "a tAddys Z. 81 AZ zt
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s0y~ To THE Vorrns OF THE Couxry

EH TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY
OF HESRIco.-I hereby announce myself a candidate
fer the Office of COMMISSIONER OF THE REvE
NUE.. for the upper District. at the approach n Z
election, and respo> fully solicit four snfrages.-
shonld il be your pleasure TO elect promise to
di-carge the duties Of the Office faithfully and pune
tualy. fel3-di3ts JAMES D. VAUGHAN
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e Hoyai Marriage in England.
Inc royal wedding seems to have been the alb
soro'ng topic IN the English papers. We apps nd
some extracts:
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THE KANSAS CoxmfTRE.-The special committee
appointed by the speaker Of the House, on Thurs-
day, to inquire into all the facts connected ~ith
rmat on of the Leeohptan constitution, the
alleged election frauds iR Kansas, &c, consiat-
ing of eight Lecomptonites and seven anti Lecomp-
tenites. The former are composed OF seven demo-
Gratis and one American, and the latter OF five re-
publicans and two democrats, as follows:
Harris, ofiil., (chairinan,l antiLecompton dem;
Morrill,, Of Vermont, anti Lecompton rep; Wade Of
Ohio. antiLecompton rep; Bennett OF N. Y, anti.
Lecompton reb; Walbridge, Of Mich, antiLecomp-
ton rep; Adrian of N, j.. antfLecompton dem;
Bufauton, of Mass, anti-Lecompton rep.
Stephens ofGeorgia, Lecompten dem; Leteher, OF
Va. Lecompton dem; Quitinan, OF Miss. Leconip-
ton dem; Winslow; of NJ c., Lecompton dem, White.
of Pa, Lecompton dem. Anderson, Of No, Lsconlp-
ton, Amer Stevenson, Of Ky, Lecompton dem; Has
ell. ofN. Y, Lecompton dem.
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a ilrsoceurrsd as ths rsatdsncs 81 x0sa ~
Ahest So worth - hss ln6yships sep0ene
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RAnRoAp Accipxsr.--Thc mail train ibs fbs wese
on tho n. Y. Central Road iass Thurvday nteht was
thrown OF the track near CAnasfoea ~ kroksa
rail. Mr.. Branan OF New York city vas badly eos
vineennss. Icdiana, ana NJ. FORBES q syrsenss,
n. ", received cuts on the head. Three % e6ar
other passengers were slightly bruised, md ~
engineers brother in-Iaw slixhtly buHnsA.
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e6~ DIR. CooNs, LArx OF ST.. Louis,
Mo-Oice and residence on Sd street, west side, be
tween Marshall and CLAW straets sa ia--si6m
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reA. SHERiFRALrY OF HENRIco.-I am
candidate for reelection TO the Office Of SHERIFF
OF Henrco. JN0. A. HUTCH ESUN.
de Iq-dtde
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nSB- To THE VoTERs OF HENRrco CoUS-
TY-l respectfully announce tnyseif Candidate fo,
the office Of Clerk of Henico County Court at the
election in May next TEMPLE ELLETT
fe I3-lm.
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Gen. Sam Houston intends to make Arizona his
future home.
Mrs. Catharine Sinclair Forrest has purchased
an estate in Scotland. for $50 600 the savings OF
her short theatricxl career.
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DEArH or C,PrAIN TAYLoR.-Captain William
V. Taylor, Of the Navy, died In Newport at two
o'clock the 1lth inst. Captain Taylor has
passed three score years and ten, and sustain
ed high character A. a brave, able and indefsti-
gsble officer, and a virtuous and esteemed citizen.
He conspicuous in the battle uf Lake Erie. in
which be navigsted the Lawrence, Perry's flag
ship, into and during the action. lie saw a great
amount of service, never shrinking from any order
Il duty. His last cruise was IN command Of the
Ohio t14), on a cruise to the Pacific, since which
time his ipfrmities have gradually overcome him.
He was honorably retired by the Naval Beard on
full pay.
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o. STORE FOR RENT.-The store
M:X lately occupied by 2. II. Taylor as music
store ON Governor street between MAin and Frank
lin. Apply to !. HAYWOOD. opposite.
p. II. TAYLOR has removed to No. loS Main st,
ll.tl
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n To MY FrLnow-CrT1zrSs OF TT

CopNTF oF HExR,oo-I arn a candidate for the SHE.
RlfFAL1Y of the County of Henrico, and respect
iy solicit your snfirages at the ensuing election In
May next. s. MICH DAVIS
Richmond, 18th Dec, 1857. fe 4-dins
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CITY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT: At
~ Rules held in the Clerks Once Of the Court OF
Hastings for the said city, Tuesday the I'd day OF
February, 1855
Horace L. Kent William G. Paine ard James
8 Kent merchants and partners under
tho style of Kent, Paine q Kent, Pitts.
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/. FOR SALE-A fine Canada

[I%AH0ksE, trois fast 10 harness. and il "A very
pieasapt .ddle horss Also a light New York Rug.
~ aaa Harness. They will be sold either separate.
" ~ H together, and can be seen at w. GRAyES's
pa1 eAse9s "a 30-ts
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UsExPEcrED WEaIHER on LAKE surEn4os--ws
Cleveland Heraldl have before US . letter Of Jsa
II, from DIR. Tompkins, at Portage Lake, In which
We are informed that the winter has been ~ 70
markable there as here. The chickens auS tur
keys usually purchased from the last boafN she
season have been spoiled by pGrm Ueafhev. Ths
fresh meat, that is ordinarily frozen solid, fFon
November to April, had TO be sslted, vr &c wosid
have Jared as badly ts the chickens. Snow hsl
not exceeded foot and half In depth, and Esa
orally tbaws during the day. The Thermometer
has reached bat three times and thaffor osiy
q short period TN the night. ss
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NEwsBoY A 6'Rf----A good looking nevsbcy,
apparently about sixteen years old. has bern s0f
some time travelling upon the cars between CAirs
apd Ccntrais vending literature very snccessfuiIy.
discovered that tha good looking pswsboy was q
girl Tor womaD) Of some twenty odd yesrs os sss.
Her disguise had never been suspected. She ksd
travelled with the other boys, played billiards,
smoked cigars, swore and drank whiskey, ax easily
and naturally newsboy might be expected %
| do. The reason OF her disguise we DO NOT know.
Her career as q Dswsboy has been cuded--tufvu
| Ames and Della. II @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15

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