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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-01
@r IxrsREsrINa no LAprss.-When

- INIhnbsIlNu TO IAUfb1s-- WH0u
In the course Of human events. Ladies and Gentle
ine head OF hair-it becomes matter Of serious i'm
portance, and the question is what shall We do t6
stop the hair from falling of and restore it's yigoi
and beauty. In reply TO this query, We beg TO say
try DR. HsRRIs' HAIR PRoMorER and IMPRovKR. A
few applications will st0p the hair falling or break
ing, remove dandruh, keep the scalp clean AND
white, and impArt freshness and vigor 10 the hair
aud although you may have been bald twenty years
the continued use of IL two months will insure yoI
luxuriaut head Of hair. Gall and get bottle. and
not satisfied after the second application return
It and get the price paid.
Ask Tor DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
W PETERSON, Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th. and Main and Wall sts.
mr. l0-3m
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~WHERE SHALL WE GET ouR LIKE

NESS TAKEN2-At GIBBS, of course where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carricature
always CO. Besides, have never been deceiv-
ed by him with humbug advertisements As these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores of persons we take pleasure in saying that
addition to our nmitable eAMBRUTYPE, we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS of superior character
both plain and coored which, for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness. are equalled by few and sur
pied and warranted to please. at moderate prices
AMBR0TYPES at one dollar and upwards ut GIBBS
Temple of Art Corfnthian Hail. Main street, between
9Th ard 10th.
Las E QTnpS
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s~ A COMPARISON INvIrEp.-All who

contemplate having a likeness taken of themselves
friends should not fail to call the Photograph
and Fine Art Galleries of G.. W. MINNIS, and ex-
anime the large and varied collection of specimens
which adorn his Gallery, and compare their truth
fulness and rinish with pictures taken elsewhere
His Gallery is truly Gallery Of Fine Art, and no
likeness allowed to leave his rooms unless entirely
sure permanence. Prices as low as any Gallery ia
the State for the same kind OF work. Galleries al
ways open and free 10 visitors in Petersburg over
Davis, Abraham's Lyons store and on Main street.
opp )ste the new Custom House. Richmond, Va.
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A MAGNIFICENT CnuscH.--Isasc's Church, In st.
Petersburg, has just been completed, after 80 years
labor. The construction Of this building has cost
Immense sums, as large quantities Of gold, marble,
malacei,e and jasper have been employed In IT,
The frescoes are from the pencils Of Bruni, Ne6,
Church will take place very shortly and on the oc-
casion 800 singers will asssst in the service. Tho
church can conveniently accommodate 6,o00 per.
aOHla
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tHHt
so many suffer AM repine and drag ont miserable
existence untitled for the enjoy ments and even or
dnary pursuits Of life, when relief may be obtained
convenient and safe well as permanent in its
ch6racterg
TO those who have suffered long with disease uI-
timating In loss of appetite. vigor. &C. the under
signed tenders his professional services assuring
the sufferers, in candor and sincerity, pleasant con-
venient and proper prescriptions a thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
strictions or hndrance from ordinary business pur
suits.
All diseases of private nature from whatsoever
ause, either recent chronic structures an rrta
BILE bladder, &C.; also, Scrofua, Asthma, Rheuma-
tism. Piles &C.. skillfuy and successfully treated
DIR. HARRIs can be consulted daily. at his rooms
over 1921 Main street. above lth and opposite the
American Hotel, No ST. Sd floor. Entrance on Man
4th door above 18th street
From this date until the lst of June. DIR. HARRIS
will not be at hi. Office Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays of each week, but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening. he may be consulted from
10 A M to P III and to P NJ. ap 29-3m
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[coRREsPoNDENcE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
MOBILE NAV 25th 1855

MOBILE, NAY Z0tn, 1900.
Messrs. Editors-I notice IN your paper OF the
10th instant, an article under the head-"Rch
mond Maidstone" and having bad some knowledge
of such stone for thirty years, and once in my
life having sent patient TO have it applied to the
bite of a dog supposed to be mad give you the
facts OF the case which you can or not at your
pleasure, for the benefit Of mankind. During my
residence In Virginia, more than 20 years ago, a
small lad, II years of age under my care, and liv-
ing with his brother'in-law, my miller, and very
reliable man, was bitten by dog, an attachee to
the mill, which had been bitten by dog that came
there supposed to be mad, aud which was killed
afterwards as a mad dog. The brother-in. law be-
came concerned as we'll myself for the lad, and
proposed that should send him to Cabin Point in
Surry county, to the MAIDSTONE, long known to
nave been there in the possession of Mrs. Par
ker, widow Of Capt Parker, an old and respecta
Die retired master of vessels, and which had
known resorted to in many instances of the sort
before. L readily consented to do SO, if he would
accompany him and promise me to infct on his
own person wound ou his way there, to which
be would ask the application of the stone previous
TO It's application to the bite on the lad, which be
did, and the stone would not adhere to it at all,
whilst 10 the wound on the lad it adhered repeat
edly, after being cleansed your article of the
18th instant describes, and would fall off when
saturated, discharging itself when placed in warm
water, emitting something of greenish COLOR as
described to me by the brother-in-law, his
return home. After his report to of these facts
my confidence in the application of this stone,
preventive to hydrophobia, is so great, that were
| so unfortunate as to be bitten by mad dog, even
here, would not hesitate one moment, but start
for Cabin Point, Va, 10 the first conveyance, tax
ing the eastern mail. The history of this stone
may not be uninteresting here. 1t was given TO
Capt Parker by a ses-aring man whom he enter
tanned at his inn and treated kiodly in sickness,
who, on leaving his house. presented it as a testi
monial of his gratitude telling him at the time of
its virtues, and calling it the Snakestone of India
and that it would extract the poison from the
wound inflicted by any venomous animal.
Respectfully yours, G. I'll. MINGE
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~ THE MUSTANG LINimkNr

~ The MUSTANG LINiMENT
Cures Rheumatism
Tlc Mastan0 Liaiment
Cures Stiff Joints.
The Mustang Lintment
Cures Bu17ss and Wounds.
The Mustang Lininatat
Cures Sores and Ulcers
The n stang Linimsnt
Cures Glled Breasts and Sore Nipples
The Mustang Li3siBaent
Cures Neuralgia.
The Mustang LtaiDsesst
Cures Corns and Warts
The Mustang Liatment is north
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States as the preseryer and restorer
of valuable Horses and Cattle. 1t cures all Sprains
Galds, Wounds, Stiff Joints, &C.
Will you answer this question: Did your ever
hear of any ordinary Sore, swelling Sprain or Stiff
ness either on man and beast, which the Mustang
Lini neut would not cure Did you ever visit any
respectable Druggist in any part of the world-in
Europe Asia or America-who did not say "it was
the greatest discovery OF the age3" Sold every
where. Every family should have it; three sizes.
BARNES PARK,
nv ya]-d&clm Proprietors, New York.
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Caroline Cren-

ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Caroline Cren-
shall, arrested and examined before tho Mayor
for receiving wearing apparel stolen from DR.
Wayt's servant woman, knowing the same to have
been stolen, was admitted to bail by the Mayor
yesterday, to answer the charge before the Uus
tiDgs Court. The prisoner declares that she bought
the goods OF Frank, a white man, and says she
could identify him, bat the police have not yet
succeeded IN capturing the supposed thief. Ii is
probable that he has heard the suspicious against
him, and left for parts unknown.
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P. Il. GIBBS.
nis- New FAMILY DRua STORE. -

AS- New FAMILY DRUa STORE. -
WARING PEARCE, Druggists, beg to inform
their friends aud the public generally that they have
removed to their NEW STORE. on Broad street,
above Ninth, and opposite the Old Swan Tavern,
whore may be found complete tn,ent of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES and CIIEMI-
GALS; also. English and French PerfumeTy, Lu-
bins Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes, FaLcy Ar.
ticles. Imported Cigars and Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco of the best quality. my7-ts
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H6-Ir would hardly do for any one

bV At Wouio haruiy 40 10r any one
now adays to have the temerity to question the ex
ceilence Of Or. J. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
oIoMACH BlTTERS for all diseases Of .he stom-
nveness, Dysentery, and general arrangement of
the digestive organs their many virtues have long
since been made plainly apparent. They purge
from the system the morbid humors which retard
tneir natural functions and which bring paleness to
those clogs upon pleasure. restore the system 10
high health, and necessarily prove valuable ad-
Junct 10 the digestive organs trial Is all that is
needed to establish them in the confidence of the
skeptic.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally, eve
rywhere my at-lm
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CHANGING OrrIoss. = The new ordinances

CHANGING OFFIcEs The new ordinance
appointinga City Auditor will go into effect this
morning, so that those persons having water rents
to pay will follow the example Of gas takers and
Committee on the City Hall, in order to accommo-
date the var Gus officers, have moved he Sergeant
iuto tue southwest room the irst fioor former
iy occupied by the gas clerk-put the Supernten-
dentof Streets intoth Sergeanps old Office and put
the Auditor into the Snpefiutendents Office ON tho
second floor. They are also having the Mayors
office brushed up and whitened 50 as to give il a
more cleanly appearance. The ordinance relative
to the Auditor almost an exact copy Of the State
law, and will be simple enough when the clerks
get the hang OF the system. We are not prepared
TO decide between the merits Of the new plan aud
the old one for receiving and dsbursiDg the pub
lie money, but have no doubt the Finance Commit
they give it mn or alter il.
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CowHIDIsa. - Richard j. Blunt

CUWHIDINW - hICuaTU v. DIuut 8p-
peared before the Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge ofcowhidipg Roswell Moore, keeper of the
Ladies Bazaar on Broad street, last Saturday but
owing to the absence of material witness for the
defence, the examination was postponed until this
morning, aud the accused admitted to bail Mr.
Blunt assigns as tho cause of his using the COW.
hide, that Mr.. Moore had grossly insulted his wife
Mr.. Moore, on the other hand, denies the charge
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n6r Now OR NEvrR.-The best bar

ny NOW OR NEvFR.-The best bar
gans.ever offered at the Auction Store of Henry W.
Qnarles No, $50 Main street until Saturday, April
10th. $4,000 worth of RICH JEW ELRY at auction
and private sale. aides auction Thursday and Fri.
day mornings at IL o'clock. Gentiemens auction
every night at IA O'Clock. The above goods are Of
the very finest quality. being the stock OF retail
merchant from the North, and must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRY W. QUARLES,
ans No $50 Main Street.
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LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.

<AlGe Tls bad TO leave your fathers Watch
- In a store you know not well,
To be repaired By perfect botch,
: For its time will never tell
Yet hard il Is when told TO go
To men you never knew,
To some fine store all outside show
Instead Of BAR-TE0- L0-MEW.
But If there WAS one gentle eye,
While in that store. y ou'd grieve
To see him on that Watch TO try,
You would scarcely once believe.
But in this city there are men
Who can repair your Watch all through,
Ard ata one among those ten.
And my names BAR-THO LOMEw.
W J BARTHOLOMEW
- arch and Clock Maker, cor ith and Main sts,
ap6 Opposite American Hotel.
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"WAR' IN rMrxico.--Adhercnt are very Uncertain
In Mexico. The late defeat Of Garza, eaused from
the fact that the Mexican war steamer eefsrsro,
Capt. Sanchez. dispatched by Zsmora with two
hundred and eighfy-seven boxes Of ammnBifions
of war for Gen. Cara at Tampico, tew hours AZ
ter leaving the port OF Vera Cruz pronounced
n favor of the Zuloaga government. apd landed
her cargo a. Tuspan, which vss transported over
land 70 Tampico aud used against Cara
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1SG RRAT IMPRov vEMENr IN
RACTING r. EETH w IaNRs

II. JUNEG.
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has instruments supe-
perfection Of their adaptation is such as 10 render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless nepsr
aain0 ta rag the tooth the first trial never breaking
It. mangl~s the gums. or injuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling, Cleansing, and In
serting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed
Office opposite Corinthian Hall, on Main street.
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ExrLoeros.-0n the 16th aterrible explosion took
place at Vera Cruz, Mexico 10 establishment for
makiug munitions, hy which about dozen people
we're killed on the spot three 20 severely injured
that they died a few days afterwards, and many
badIv wounded
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ny SAnArocA EMPIRE SPRING WATER.

This Water fresh from the Spring, can be obtained
ct Messrs PURCELL LApD Co.'S, No. l22 Main street.
Rishmond, Va. by the gross simple box Also, for
sale at all the prncpal Drug Stores In the city For
analysis directions for use, and certificates of emf
nent physcians, see circular, which be obtained
at the Drug Stores
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors. g. W.
WESTON CO., Saratoga Springs. or at their De
pot, 6S Barclay street, New.York ap l6-3m
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- NoTIcE.-The annual meeting of
o. the stockholders Of the Clover Bill Railroad
Company, will be he'd at the Office of the Company
In Richmond, on TUESDAY, the LIST day of June,
u y, at o'clock M. DIS W00LDkIDGE,
26-fd Trpasurar
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On Saturday the proceedings Of public meet.
Ing at Norfolk, Va, held to consider measures
proper to be taken for ridding the city Of agents
Of the @underground railroad,n we're published In
full. Another meeting was held on Saturday
night, aud the exciting scenes Occurring there.
are described as follows by our correspondent in
that city:
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WITH A VIEW TO A DIsSO-

q WITH VIEW To A UISSU-
GA LUTON Of co-partnershp the undersign-
ENA ed will from this day, cell at their store
&eAkD corner Of Main and Pearl streets. their en-
tire stock in trade at cost. every article OF which
III nice order of excellent quality and most approx
ID sty yc aud would suit selers country merchants
and others dealing in such goods The stock consists
Vi fine Gold and rllver Watches of the best mann
tsctorisvs in Earopa Geld and Silver Vest and Fob
lhaihs Ladies' Chatelain Chains; iamond, Rubie.
Pearl. Opal, Garnet Finger Rings. Also. very
arge assortment of Is caret plain Gold Wedding
Rings; Diamond. Cameo, Lava, Goidstone Ear Rings
aId Breast Pins; Pearl aud Jet Sets for Mourning;
Cents sleeve Buttons Studs and Breast Pins; also,
9 large assortment of Silver Ware and Dental In
struments MYERS JAHNkE
B-Watches and Jewelry repaired at low prices
and short notice. fe A1 6J
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FUNERAL CERtM HfBs.-The Odd Fell
lows turned ont in funeral possession yesterday
afternoon, to escort 10 the grave the remains ef
their deceased brother JacoB HowxEE. who died on
sunday morning last. Mr.. II. was member Of
bad been connected with that department. for
about fifteen years. He WAS faithful of1eer, q
man Of integrity, and enjoyed the good opinion Of
the entire police, and OF all those who knew him.
His as % was 81 years
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7 AN, WIFI PTOIOunu ftspeCt,
Your humble and ob't serv't,

ALEA. FATTEMAKE.
Whereupon the following resolution was upani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the editors of the newspapers in
the State be requested TO publish the letter of
Mons. Nattemare, with the request from this Com
mittee that the Farmers and HorticuituTiss of the
State do aid us in carrying out the plan OF Mons.
vattemare by sending TO the Secretary of this So
ciety Capt. Charles Dimmockl specimens of the
seeds Of the fruits, vegetables shrubs and plants
In their neighborhoods, in packages sealed aud la
belled.
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Jas. H. Murdoch, the actor, 10 on his farm, near
Lebanon, Ohio, enjoying 70 his hearts content the
life Of Q farmer.
The U. 3. steamer Michigan ID on its way 70 Erie,
Pa, g receive Mahomsd paaha, vhejs trsvsling 70
TIE West.
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The TopAcco ExoHAAas, thus far, has

The TOBACCO EXoHAhGs, thus TAR, has
given general satisfaction TO sellers and buyers,
and may now be considered fixed Institution
Under the old sytem Of attending .breaks,D at
the various warehouses, the labor OF getting from
one to another, was tax on time, which all could
not afford. Buyers and sellers can now meet at
the Exchange, conduct their business, and save
the necessity of long walks.
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ACCIDENT

AcoIDENr.--A negro boy named Jacob,
slave to Mr.. Allen fell from a ladder near the
Of lst and Marshall streets yesterday morn
ing, and fractured his right arm. just above the.
wrgt.
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From New YosK The jamestown ar

rhoM NEW iodk -lne Jamest0Hn ar
rived at an early hour yesterday morning, bring
ing her usual complement of freight and passen-
gers. The regularity Of the trips OF this steamer
has ceased TO excite any remark but when il 10 re-
membered that she has to perform neatly thou
sand miles per week, and most of 10 on the ocean,
and does it no matter what the state OF the wea-
ther may be, the variation of o few hours only in
her trips is surprising. She leaves again this Of.
ternoon at O'Clock for New York, touching as
Norfolk
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H(6Y~ ArHrLLrs "A AsnnII Md Ho

rathist, {lsse from New York. and formerly 40 Alie
pathic practitioner1 at present located at No =
Grace street. two doors from St panl's Church, re
Richmond.
B-Rsferences Of the highest respectabiiity.
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IMpRovINa.-David Rose. The lad. "

seriously injured by falling from cherry
tree last Friday afternoon, is steadily improving
aud strong hopes are now entertained Of his re-
Q very.
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~ DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
| Wholesale Dealers In Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIEs. Old WHISK1yS and CIGARS, No. - Main
] txest B1
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MyTo AVOID HAVING Sour BREAD,
USE SEMPLES
INFALLIBLE
BAKING
POWDER,
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers. my Is

Rag GoDDARD's LOTION! GoDDARD's
toTIoN-We have just received another supply of
this celebrated Pain Extracting Lotion Those who
have been waiting for it can be supplied By
calling at MILLSPAUGH Il J0HNST0N'S,
ap8 Drug Store n East Main at
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pRoxpr JusrIcs.--In the Circuit court.in session
at Estilvile, Va, last week, Mcdonald Ray was con-
victed Of murder In the first degree for shootng
John Luttrell the LIST instant, aud sentenced 70
be hung on the 25th OF June next.
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GAMlNG.--Five negro boys were
convicted before the Mayor yesterday morning,
and punished for gaming in public alley, on san.
day afternoon Last.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

49, Ds. JoHz b. WALTHAEL, {Homoo-
pAthistl offers his professional services 10 tbs citt
as OF Richmond and fts vicinity Ofsice at his 70
aaence on Leigh street. two docrs from SIN.
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SELLING BIT SAMpLss.-The charge
against Charles Moss, OF selling cigars by sample,
without having obtained icense 20 70 do, was not
disposed ofby the Mayor yesterday morning, BE-
cause Of the fact that the accused mistook the
hour Of Court aud did not appear until 10 O'Clock.
It will be taken up this morning aud heard.
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HANDSOME BREAsrPIN "A large and
handsome breastpin. lost by some lady, has been
LETT at our counting room. The owner can get it
by calling at the 0ffica
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Affairs In Nelson County.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH |
GREENFlELD, Nelson county. Va,
Nav 2Sth. 1883

May 23th, 1858.
The most extraordinary struggle for Office, that
has taken place since the adoption of the Copstitu
ton, has at length terminated, and the voters are
again permitted short spacein which to breathe,
and attend to other matters of more importance
than listening to the "everlasting gab' of Office
SEEKERS. Never, imagine, in the history OF our
country, we're they as numerous they have
le this spring. Verify, "tbeir name was l. gon "
II is decid sdiy cool just now, up here with u.s.
Wood fires are not CT nsidered out of place these
mornings. The crops of corn very backward,
most of it just coming up. The wheat looks re
markably we'll; complsint::of joint worm or
chinch bug, as have heard. Much sickness pre-
walls in our 'mountain district" at this time,
chiefly confined to children. Measles, &C., are
very prevalent, and in many cases fatal. Should
the weather continue as at present, it will per-
haps drive sour pleasure seekers South for sum-
mer campaign, instead of seeking the mountains
as heretofore. Yours, &c. G.
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LARGE ANouNr-Rey DR.. sEHoN reports $20i 500
as the amount collected for missionary purposes
last year, within the bounds of the n. y. Church,
South
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. ao.


z j. N. WILLIAMS,
"A MATCHMAKER AND JEwELER
hA No. 5 Main Street.
- FORMERLY WITH MR JOHN EILL
Keeps constantly on hand good assortment Of fine
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry, which he offers very
low for cash. Watches and Clocks neatly and re-
liabiy repaired and warranted; Wedding Rings
made to order, and all kinds of Jewelry neatly
paired.
ship Chronometers repaired in Q reliable manner
and tried by transit. st shortest notice.
Mathematical, Philosophical and Astronomical
Instruments, Music Boxes, Accordeons &c repair.
ed by J. NOTTLE WILLIAMS.
No Main Street,
nv ls-Im Formerly with MIR John n IN
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PRoLrrIc. Elizabeth Ross, wife Of Vim. Ross,
living near Lafayette, Walker county, Ga-, gave
birth to three children, the 18th inst All liv-
ing and doing we'll.