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EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Essry purchaser of dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC IN
nfFaT receives. AZ ~. Brnggs expense, the uNIilD
STATES JOURNAL, Of New lork, for one year. Inc
ainnr sixteen pages beautifully printed on clear white
PAPER an ded with original matter from the most or-
liant writers q The county Seruheaie q esoeefpuon
aoa An psriculars % the novel and phanthrupie en-
tsrprss a ch th oder iorms part, Vi accompany
each bottle - -. -.
A AeFNT WANTED in FvERY Town and VILLAGE
nRAGa q BUnRONGEs, 81. Louis, Mo-
NEw YoEk OFuoH, No. 81 BROADWAY
communeatona should always Be addressed q 81 Loun
For sale by so. CAsTEEI- Paulding, Mss and by
Dru1dsta generally.
May ~ is5s. z3-u
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- Tie iplt ulAh NlenQ'
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis:

Probably no one rcmely has ever been known which
cured 81 many and such dangerous this. SOM
no human aid nsaeh; but even to those the Ce7l
Petoral affords relief and comfort.
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ErectEfOr's Sale.

Nov. 18. 1sss
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Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRIcE rs cTs. FIR Box. F1u BoxEs FoA 81.

nr : +. CAsTEEIA Pauldng; W. n. LOWRY
Hnlsb0ro; II. II. HOWARlh Carthage; W. p
KEEsE. DeKab J. MARKS. Quitinan. And
by an Druggists aud dealers m Medicine everywhere
AZ wholesale by HANiLAND, CLARKE 4 GEORGE
Mobie J. WRIGHT a CO. New orleans; NJ. EliAN
UEI., Nicl<sburg; BLAIR 4 BRO, Columbus.
Nas York Dec. 5, 1851. SLY
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b rraraNs .s..-aa ArhaN
WILLIAM n. STEVENS a co..

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
GENTLENEN-S FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats Boots Shoes. etc, etc
= WASHINGTON ST..
NICE9BURG, MISS.
It-ls sttrJ Nov - 't7. T-ly
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ETccufOrs' sale OF .VTgrOes.

]. ]. SHANNON,
Err, ,0ih the riH quHerod.
Nop. 6. 1858. 4-6t
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VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN
BRAGt'S ARCTIC LINIMENT.

- Aruny or ease i--Sickness or
"a health i-Iao or death These
! ! ! !. | |. !. ]. !. !. . J ] . !. . ]. !
are the questions involved In the
AAaption or rejection u this ape-
f cihc By the martyrs 70 external
diseases and injuries Having re-
eeived the indorsement of the dis
3 unrushed saran, the late Dr.
KANE and its efficacy tested dur
1EA ing tuo awful Winters 10 the re-
riona of eiernalice. Il ia nov com
- 80 ing into general use IN every SO
q ~ t.an of the civilirsd globe, and IT,
marvellous cures are everyuhere
; 80 exciting astUnishment
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AYERS
CHERRY
PECTORAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, ind
EGOarsenesS.

BlINTEIn, hAss. 20th Dec. l5a5.
Dr. J. e. AYrR: do not hesitate b say
the b,st rcmedy have ever hoand flr
Coughs, IlnoTseus.sl Influenza. and the
Cuncomitaut p ymptons u Cold, isyour
CHEaRT PEcTaGiL. Its constant Use IN
my prartlee and my family for tie last
ten year has shown lt % possaFs supc-
nor virtues Tor the treatment of these
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BUaNS AND g0AlDs.
THE MOTHERS COMPANION.

u cures cAKEs IN TIE
BREAST, SORE NIPPLES
SORE iliS, TlNp1Es, &c. ia.
dies Who prize q pure ain
void q pimplsa, blotcbea. seuri
aud al diseolorationa and ~.
crescenees, should attaek
these trespassers on beautys
domain A. soon a. they appear
with the ARCTIC fINIHENT.
u IL excellent for the Hair
giving Il = healthy, glossy np.
uaarnnce. Itia
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EDMUND wuALEY

n. TAppAN q CO..
fRON AND PAPER WAREHOUSE,
yIDh-UuRG.
r.ttfrv u.t %. i'sf sly
Insect Powder.
V'Wu GHf~s 0I thr shove Powder ~ thc oyirrnI-
i uaf..1 .f ltoalhea Ants, Moths IgsgmtnCs, o..
Iuat fsrU. .t.d hv y. e.. LANlEN co.
r,t.ss48. t1r Co. t,se
MatcheaIt matchesft
pOn DB'~7 lluk slr,rau- in larrr hoEesi
slNO 90 OBJ. ftrtr.IGrH w.fl
lu.f rereiseiby sc. LANlEE GO.
lsstsrg Aus e., 1854
sandfurd's & Ceisbratrd Liver Invtgorator.
A tNIHu alrrIN %. this truly wuud. rfui Mrd-
n tI#. iIat received hy ]. a. LANlEN co.
l..s.irfl tur ~ JESS.
Pare Catawba brandy.
pnn GALLONS uf th.s fuo Brandy. warranted
,)JO made nom tho taiavta Gfgpe. iI.si rec,iyed
're,,',rg ,ur 4Lisas
ahaIienberEer's Esver and Ague pills.
fWhlNt Psi Hu entirely uFu puuelplr, aud Without
Y swing iha tatou. Ulc Ieast iucouycnleuco. Just
ft.t.tod lgpsN supply ol llo above Medirne.
FI-,siHr1 tuH lAlt.A J. g. iANlER a tn.
/ Ciertan'a Pearls of Ether.
I nNE eNtt- ~ tIa Hhnvf popular Medicine Tor
i rHHa UHrrHH. rln. Ifst received ty
I tes'tsa. uv y. iaas q q LNNlER 60.
Lemon syrup.
] EffN "uas ol our uWu mTIuiaafurc, and very SUI
- prnaf u hand and Coz salc Psi
/ FslhHg. AuH 2t itat LANlER GO.
/ OaEood's india Choiagogue,
y fTfiF renowned remedy flr thlf tnd irycr. tx
7 i rr1.s iust recrIycd end f1f sale hy
u FflsitHt Aue 2L tsts. D. O. LANlEB a co
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EssFIF YouR HAIR IS HARSH,

Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii your Hair is Thin,
II You are Bald
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Nervous Headache,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
II yeu have Dandruft,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Eruptions.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yuu desire to preserve the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yOu desire not t. lose the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you wsnt Cheap Article,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
II You admire the Beautiful Lock,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II YOU admire the Beautiful K;nglets,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II Won wish "A Beautiful Complexion
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish Face free from Plmples,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish to appear Young,
Use Prot Nori's Hair Restorative.
II you want testimony overwhelming,
Read the Circular Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IL yJn want tu find II,
The Depot is al ia Market street, 81 Louis, Mis-
souri aud az Broadway, New oTk.
Bp.it il also sold by every popular Druggist in
thir city and country. NH i2-d&CW3mF
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rIrnRpooL corroN MAEkrr.

The Brokers Circular says the cotton market
opened buoy ant at advance slI grades of one
eighth TO one-quarter Of penny; but owing to the
uniavorable advices brought by the America, q re-
ction subsequently took place. and IL cssed at a
decline Of one-eighth Of q penny on middling and
ons-qHarter Of penny on the lower grades on the
rates advanced by the Persia.
LIVERPOOL BRsApsrUYFs MARKET.
The Liverpool breadstuffs market generally
dull Hessrs. Richardson, Spence Co. quote a ,nr
dull and irregular; Western cana'. els 6e22s; Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, 22s 6123s Ohio. via the
Worth, 23(925s Ohio via New Orleans 25s6 6l26s Sd
Wheat very dull and unchanged since Tuesday: red
IS 616s 3d. white Is ais. sd. Corn dull but prices
steady, at 33s. 6dtg34s. sd. for all kinds.
LONDON MAsKEr5.
Messrs. Barings' circular quotes wheat quiet With
adecline of 2s. English white American ~ @f7s;
red i2s ga. Iron dull at f6l 60 SIS for Welsh rails
and Is tyr bar; pig irsn SIS 5s Sugar steady. but
quiet. Tea slow Of sale at unaltered prices. Con.
gou is selling for Is Id. Coffee steady.
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URINE IN MAsSAcHUsETTs.-The trial of Edwin TT
fitts, OF Palmer, Mass, for Improper intimacy
with Mrs Harriet +. Chaplin, Of Monson, will be
had AT Springfield, Mass, on the 18th proximo-
The bonds are $500, and the Rev. Henty Fits. of
htddieboro, father of the prisoner, and George r
Jenks, are the bondsmen. 1t is believed that thu
prisoner viii forfeit his bonds. He has been con-
sidered highly respectable man, ha. been pro
mlnent member OF the Baptist church in Palmer
and 1t ts said that rather than suffer renewal Of
The exposures of his guilt at the trial. aud the i'm
prisonment which is sure to follow, he will RIM
away. The affair has produced an intense degree
ot excitement in the neishborhood-the more
from the social position of the parties and their
hitherto high standing in the Baptist church at
Palmer. Mrs Chaplin is young widow, the
daughter OF DR.. Samuel Shaw, of Mopson near
he Palmer line. She married Lloyd Chaplin, of
stufbridge, in 1855, and went with him to Kansas
where he died. She returned to Palmer. and BE-
came intimate with Mrs. Fits, an exemplary
woman, and worthy of better husband than fitts
has proved to be. Rev. A. D. Bullock, the pastor
of the Baptist church at Palmer, testified at the
examination to shocking series of facts estab-
fishing the guilt of the parties. The church ex-
PEELED both of them last week
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Yss- HaRTsHoRsE's HEALrH-REsToR.

ER OR StRs4PkRTLt CORDItL.-1he Litc.U The FfeS'
IS IN the BlGod-PKEPARRD BY A CHEMisT-The best
Restorer of Health, and the best Blood-Purlfyi ine
Compound in the World! 1t does not contain q par
ticle of Mercury. The above preparation is suited
TO the impaired and weakened condition of the hu-
man race tinvigorates the whole constitutions; re
all pimples and erupons from the skin; gives
bloom and freshness 10 the complexion and s par Ii
cularly adapted 10 the weakening complaints Of the
sex,
1t is a perfect cordial in taste. and acts like q
charm upon the feelings spirits and energies OF the
weak aud 6tbitated from any cause
Quart bottles 81; small bottles ~ cents.
sold bv'au Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and
Portsmouth. mn 3l-d&cW5m
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ssa- -BuRRow's RrbrAnbs MEDICINE

Juros gnickly ana permanently scRoFrA, SYPHILIS,
HEUMsTIsa PILES, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS C0STIvE-
Of the SgxUat ORd4Es. Tho wonderful reputation
which this celebrated remedy has acquired In thu
iOUghly eradcating the above diseases. If nnprecc
dsnted in tho annals Of medicine Thousands OF the
most inveterae of disease have been cured by
this truly great medicine after having been pro-
nDuuced beyond all possible cure hv the most emi.
nent physicians Of tho country. Finley +. Ferga
son. Mayor of Norfolk, Va. cured of Rheumatisul
Rev Thomas Hume, Portsmouth, Va, cured Of Bron-
ohitis; daughter Of sirnor George formerly Pro
tessor Of Music in this city, cured Of terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands OF others whose
names scnd be mentioned were IL necessary.
Price sl per bottIe-six bottles for fi
Prepared by J BUBRow 90, PTectioal Chem
lists, Norfaik, Va.
Sold by PURCELL, LAUD 4 CO, Wholesale
Druggists, Rish moDd. ia 2s-3m
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sss- SAVE YOUR HoEsEs.-"We take

great pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mus.
tang L'nimeRt as valuable and indispe ensable art i.
cie for Sprains, Ssres. Scratches Calls Horses
Tr men have used 1t for Burns Bruises Sores
3ta Joints and Rheumatic Pains and all say it acts
Ike magic. We use no other Lpment
J. W. HEWITT
Foreman for American Harndons and
Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express"
Hcntlemen ~ had a negro man worth 81 2fr
Sbo took cold from a had hurt and was useless foi
4 without benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini
nent. IL has perfectly cured him, and can now
AXE the above price for him Respectfully yours
JAMES D0RRANCE.
Every Planter. Teamster aud Family should have
his invaluable article. Sold by all respectable
iesloTs everywhere.
BARNES PARK .Proprietors.
mhls-i&cwlm New York.
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gfss" NEW SPBING GO0Ds +!


Werespectfuaiy ihyit" attention to our new stock
ot SPRlNG GOODS now opening, and assure the
Ladies' IN particular that those goods offered nj
lower rates than the could now be bought Tor,
having be n erry in the market; and our FINANCIAL
POSITION Is such tht We have advantages in the mar
ket enabling US 10 purchase at the lowest CASH
PRICES. All We ask of you il to
Cal" Examine! Comparelll Judge!iN
Respectfully, MlLLHlsER q BRo,
NH Him 1913 Broad street
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COMMIaSInNERR

aS~TO MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HHNRI-
CD COUNTY.-At the request of many friends, / an
nOunce myself Candidate for the Office Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE for the Upper
District at the approaching election, and respect.
fully solicit ysur surages. should it be your plea
TO elect me, promse to discharge the duties Of
the office faithfully. Respectfully.
SD 6-2ws HUGH LOE9HST.
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,.ss- In on. OR WATER CoLoRs. from

,asH ANsraTYPGs or DAGUEaEEoTYPEs Of deceased
f4rs rs 0r from hfn. are executed at the Photo
.-,ph Aud Fine Ant GALLERY OF q. ". AISNIs. in the
.has' stvir oi the art, at the shortest notice.
Also plain Photographs Ambroiypcs. SPhereo-
fas eui every 81 sic NJ likeness known, or desired
sai .4iefartion @paranteed to the most iatidluus
rFr r,7un heads cf smsll children. AS executed at
y .GtIjrrtas, have gained the admiration If all who
haze seen them. Gallcriea Main street opposite
,fa rrw Custom House Richmond. Va and syca-
rsfs street, pe;crshnrE, Va. nah Is
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Particular NorIoE.-Great sale OF

Watches Jewelry, Plated Ware and Fancy Goods Al
auctiun and private sale. by IL, W QCARLEs, At No
~ Man street, every day md evening this week.
t.adios' sale ~ I O'Clock L. NJ.
Gputiomr. = sale at ~ o'clock.
The richest sp1 Elnst extensive variety ever offer
Il lf this msrket for sale as above Merchants art
particularly invited 10 call and examine the goods
ana Eurcha-r either privately or at the evening
salr- Al sF,ts warranted as represented. No. 10
Nstn street. mh %
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]. D THOMAS.
yss~ CouGHs, CoLps. HoAesEsEss, sc

Tho prevalence of the above complai1ts nj this
season has has the effect OF bringing ont il host o
proie-rrdiy new specifics, and while some few may
te good many nre useless and some even dangerous
T. prevent disappointment the best course 20 pursue
consult your family ply sciauor otherwise JUS,
royed to be- safe and eiicaciuus. OF this class If
+ YLkR' C0&FouSD SYRUP or GUM ARABIC. Original
Is the ayqrite prescription of emin' Mt physcian
il =oon became popular family medicine, aud with
cut Advertising, has continued TO ENJOY CROWNS
reputation for the lsst tweny years In all recent
Bronchitis Hocpnz sh. Group Asthma. &c, il
used with unparalleled Euccess, ~ .mos: families
" ~ testify.
Fold by FISHER Il WINSTON. MEADE BAKER, 4
BcnEKYR &c. at - cents per bottle, end in an ele
giant and pleasant Lplenge FORM l2'l and p centF
peg box called TYLEEs Gum ARABIC C0UGH CANDY
[ s9Ps' Il 27-3ius
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On motion, the Council then adjourned.
HrsrrsGs CouRr-The newly electet

HusTINGs COURT.-The newly elected
Aldermen met at the City Hall last Saturday af
tsrnoon, and organized by calling the Mayor to
the chair, before whom each of them took the re-
quisite oath.
They then elected p II. SFARKE, Esq to the Of
6ce of Recorder, and JAMES X. CAsKIE to the office
of Senior Alderman, and then adjourned.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

IscEsDfARIsM.-An negro fellow calling
himself Lewis White, slave to T Hargrove, was
arraigned before the Mayor last Saturday TO an.
swsr the charge OF setting fire to small building
occupied by Louisa Barker, a free negress, on
Thursday night Owing to the absence of ma
terial witness. the Investigation was postponed
until Tuesday morning.
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ANsuAt ELrcrIos-The members

ANNUAL ELEcTIoS.-The members OF
the Virginia Mechanics Institute will bear In mind
the election Of their officers and Board of Mama
gers tonight, at three quarters past O'Clock, and
be In place to aid in selecting suitable persons for
the various posts. Thus far the Institute has been
prospsrcss beyond the expectations Of its most
sanguine friends, but II other gentle men can be
found to do more for It's Advancement than the
present officers aud Board, let them be selected by
an means No selfish considerations should oper-
ATE in the choice of officers, but the good Of the
Institute alone should guide the action Of every
member,
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DrscHApoEp.-James r Gentry, a la

DIscHABaED.-James r. Gentry, q lad,
Indicted by the Grand Jury of the Circuit Court,
tor stahbing George, q slave, was arraigned for
trial last Saturday, when aol,e prosequa was en-
tered and he was discharged. Thomas H. Wilkin'
son, lad, indicted for breaking into Alex =.
Deans gun store and stealing guns was discharg-
ed by Rotte proseqas, and made Q witness for the
Commonwealth.
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COUNTY OF HENRICO.
AHERlER
fSE> To THE VoTERa az Hux

pay- To THE VoTERs OF HBHRIco
JoUSTY.-I take this method of announcing myself
candidate for the Sheriffalty Of Henrco eSunty q
the election in May next; and II elected promise y
devote all of my time TO the office, and to discharge
its duties the law directs. / will try aud zee hs
voters Of the county before tho day Of election and
in the meantime refer all such wish 70 asoer-
to John M. Gregory, Esq. Jshn B. Young. ESQ. and
IA n-dtde r. T. CARTKR
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xsss~GREAr lMrRovR RMENr II

ES3s =
RXTRACTIN ETH.--G. W. JONES,
DENTIST would announce TO those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has Instruments sumo
rior to any others ever used. The sUnpllcity and
perfection OF their adaptation is such as 10 render
the extraction Of the teeth almost painless, Rrer
rliin1 10 bring the tooth The rS trial. never breaking
It, mangling the gums, or luJufing the surrounding
parte. -
All other operations Filling, Cleansing, and In
sertlng Teeth, gently and thoroughiy p ItpImeI.
Otilce opposite Corinthan Hall on Main street.
Ia l3-3m
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
1sf JAN, 1875. IS i ,d02, ,966 23.
The Trustees have declared dividend ofTHIRTl
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that have been il
iOrce twelve months prior to January Ist 1858, anc
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all di-
vtdends that have not been paid. Those holding
the certificates will please call and collect the inte
rest, which will be paid in cash.
Those desiring information on the subject of Life
Insurance will please call on the Agent, 2l3 Main
street; for reference. apply to either member OF
the Local Board-all of whom are insured in thit
Company
GEO. WYrHE MUNFoRD, President.
Directors:
Thos ? August, Esq. Jas Thomas, Jr. Esq,
Roger Pryor, Esq, Rev Chas II Read,
Thos II Ellis Esq, Rev Jas 3 Tay lOr.
Vim Paine. Esq.
Medical Board:
Ro Coleman, NJ D, A G Wortham, NJ d,
Jas II Conway, VI ID.
CIIAS Il. WORKMAN,
General A gent and Attorney for Virginia,
NH lots a3 Main street.
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TEE LISE-or-BATTLE SHIP Franklin In con.
municatio1 to the President of the Senate, the
secretary of the Navy says that the old ine-of-
battle ship Franklin is now on the stocks at Kit
terry, Me-, and will shortly be converted into a
screw steamer, with full steam power. The
Secretary thinks that when these alterations are
finished the franklin will prove very valuable
addition TO the service. This vessel has not
been In commission since 1924, when she was the
i.g ship OF the Pacific squadron, under Commodore
Stewart
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Iss. A WORD OF EXPLANATION I'll

49, II HUNU VI I]AFLANAIIUF - 4 H6
proprietor Of HEsRY's STIMULATING LiNIMKST de-
sies the public TO understand that the preparation
which he offers Is not an EMBRocATioN bnt is LINE.
hgsf aee0rdin. 10 the Iegiimate Specification Of
the word. Having the consistency of an ointment
u NAY be applied either plaster, or be rubbed
on ts sfieeted part, aud has NEVER AFFORD
khLikf, iA efficacy once tested, the Liniment will
hocome "a household medicine"
"a For sale by most of the Druggists in this
c'iy; PeRcELL. LADD a Co., wholesale agents.
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SPECIAL NorIcE.
SEIIINQ 0RR RFInW CnaT

me nnderstgned respectfully announce to the
ehunc that they have concluded 90 close their busi-
ness anu VII now offer their entire stock Of
REiDE-MADE CLOTHING,
~ - per cent lees than the original cost Country
Merchants wall do woll to call upon us aud examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, very neatly made up assortment of Chill
rens and Boys Clothing sn hand
GEO HEXTER BRO,
No ~ Main street
ap l~lm$ One doOr below llth street
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GETTING ALONG FIsELY-The Prince Imperial at
tanned the advanced age Of two years on the 10th
ultmo. The birthday was kept by family" din
ner party at the Tulleres. After dinner the gren-
aders of the first regiment of guards, In which
the child Is enrolled" were admitted, to present
their congratulations, while the band pla yed q
flourish out of doors.
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Ey FRESH LzEoHEs.--I have Just re-
eelxsd, ~ Adams Express, a fresh lot OF Swedish
able terms
r. f.s-,npping and LsechIng promptly attended
70. Gan bs found at all hours OF the day al the Hair
Dfesslng ROOM under the American Hotel, and at
h'gat on sih street, French Garden Hill
ny aa-ts r. Q. HoBsOH
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CONTINUED Fl. Harris, charp-
ed with assulting and beating Daniel W. Weisiger.
appeared before the Mayor last Saturday to under.
goan examination, but owing to the iudispostion
of W. the case was laid over until Tuesday
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GEN. WoRra's SwoRDs.-on Tuesday afternoon
the Worth Guards removed the hve swords Of Gen
Worth 10 the State Library in Albany, N. Y. Col.
Bryan presented them for custody, and Governor
King received them on behalf of the regents to be
kept in the library until the family of the deceased
General shall reclaim them. They are placed in a
beautiful case, occupying cen trai plan on the
floor OF the miscellaneous department of the Ii
hrnry.