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nE- The BEST CogoH 6YRup IN THE

WUhLUI
The best Cough Syrup in the world is Hsrts
horne's puctoral Syrup OF Wild Cherry.
This article Is prepased by chemist, and is pro
nounced By medical men, and those who haEe USED
it, 10 ha the best preparation Tor Coughs, Colds,
Caiarrn bronchitis, Ho&rseusss, sore Throat from
s cold. and preventive OF that lion OF diseases.
Consumption.
Persons who sing should il. /. is pla assnt to
the taste sottens clears and strang thens the voice.
slaYs all irritation OF the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles ~ aud 50 cents aud ST. Sold by oil Drug
gists IN bichmond, Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns In Nirsiuia. Linn
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NALUABl EAG6ICULTUkAL, kAkM.
ING AND sRRD STOCK or GOODS AND IN.
EXPfRED LEAsE on ST0Rk. ON oYcAn0kD
sTKE8T. PETERSBURG. VA. vQA eALh I'VE
that valuable and desirable stock u npodo .lNMes
md merchandise belonkfng n tie late An1ysW
Icos cyntsfned 10 the storeheuss on byoau1eN at,
consisiins Of every variety Of ssftcalSas.t tnDie
ments Of husbandry. with machineo. hotrenS
ploughs. seed ofevsry kind, and every sheg eetc3e
on hand.
The lease On tho store VIII sxpiFs % ~ es0 =
October. 1859 no better stand u the city ~ ny
There ID 90 other STORE Of .his kinl isthb dsH
therefore It's q most fsv0rs bic opwnTfa, 1y ~ -
which We trt,ss may lead him On - eftunA An
eariy application y saEnss tly d@irsA A4lsVa
ALRx. DbHuAv. .anA
TflOt. tHBDD1k.
Trustees, 10 of Andssw MD. eSea4
no TIT PeeHfnA0GR YA
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TIE SECRETARY op THE TREAsURY.-Thc New
York Journal of Commerce learns from most re-
liable source that the rumors t. the retirement
of Hon Howell Cobb from the office Of Secretary
of the Treasury are entirely unfoupded, and that
the most perfect concord of opinion exists be-
tween the President and all the members of his
Cabinet
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EXTRAORDINARY CoNFEssIoN.-0u Friday last, q
middle aged and apparently harGworziug man,
who gave his name Peter Martin, appeared at
the police office in St. Louis, and stated that he
had committed murder and wished to be taken
into custody. The St. Louis Herald says:
He states that about six weeks ago he left Cinein
matt for ST. Le pis. At Cairo he took passage on a
New Orleans boat bound upward and in due time
arrived in this city The day before his arrvs
while op drunk with another deck passep0e r.
whose name ha does not remember he was robbed
bv him ofRl he had. He eDdeaYored, as he alleges
for twenty four hours 10 indure the man TO ~ turn
him his money. but finding all efforts to accomplish
ing hat end unsuccessful. he deter mined shortly
alter tho arrival of the boat at the St. Louis wharf
10 reveage himself upon him. Borrowing sheath
knife from anethfr passenger. he waited upon the
startoard guard OF the boat till his victim went TO
pass HIM when he stabbed him to the heart. As he
fell be pushed him overheard and instantly thr4w
he knife after him, ana left the beat Since that
tina. be states. be has been wandering in various
parts of Illinois, between Cairo and this city unable
work unable to Gleer. haunted constantly By the
image ofthe murdered mau Unable Longer to en-
dure il. he determined upon delivering him self up to
iurtice and acco' dinghy presented himsslf at the
0olice ofic ss above stated xo sent to the
calatOOse,
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sss- Couaus, Cons, HoAasENxss, &c

The prcyAleace Of the above complaints at this eea
So has the e, e OF bringing Qua host Of pGeies
sS5,y new sneyljc3 aud while some few may 10
s.Sd !aAay are useless and some even dangeFo2A4
r, prevent disappointment, the hest course 10 pur
.uess 10 consult yoar family phs siesn or otherwise
ba. proved 70 IL sae aud erloaci0as CT tbis class
ss qYLER'S COMPOUND ~ RUP OF GUM ARA
pIC Originally nc isS9rito prescription ot an eI
ipent phy sscan, II so0a became popular family
n1eiiciue ana without advertising. has continued
70 enjoy EGuwirg reputation tor the last twenty
vsars Ia al recent cassa il acts like eha.la, and
r. ,,hynpic Csess HvcnchitN, Hopping Cough Group
As.hsaa e. il Is used with unparalleled success as
ndgs5 families ~IH testify.
So,d bT f.saga winston, MEADE & BAkER. A
EspESrR Sc a. - coats peg bottle aud Ia an ele.
CANT sud pleasant ts>senSe form, I7f and - cents
rr- box called riLES's GUN AEAsIc CogGu CANDY
nEoTs" So 2i-Sm
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A PERSONAL COLLISION occurred IN Memphis.
Tenn. !, an Monday. between Judge MeKierpan and
. reporter for the Memphis Enquirer. The latter
received slap in the face. aud both drew pistnls
bat the crowd prevented farther difJeuity. CAa-e
publication rejecting upon the official actions
of the JcdCe,
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CHOCKOE MILL.

CHOCKOE MILL.
~ RICHMOND GROUND PLAeTEE.
The subscriber has completed his neW mfu for
grinding Plaster. located on the Dock at the mouth
Of ehockoo creek, with enlarged and oo9Dlete Ea.
chinery, sufficient TO supply any demand ~ he
present. or that may arise In many yearB 70 eona.
He 10 now ed to supply ordeFs fog Pua1
GROUND PLATTER. puiyeriEed 70 daGreo that
eannot be surpassed nom . heavy stack ofsuperi1
Nova Scotia Lump, procured with the greatest lara
with q full knowledge that grest deal 81 LnDp
Plaster Is entirely worthless 20 the farnerJ ana
fatters himself that his loog experience in th b.
siness, with the close att nion and ssndy 0issn IL
will enable him to suDly the domand fton thie slA
p1rsst and richest state. and q ssisactory Dres.
With full determination 20 sustain the eoeAh.
lished reputation Of his brand for PUnxfY An uSot
FIss, he respectfully solicits orders. Is EH
JOHN II CLAID0kMu
no i9-tlstA Nolt Pearl slrsst.
ON EXHIBITION AND SAIL, 6 No.
~ llp Main staeet. large stsok a. CLOTHING.
III YiSR bRBss SUITS, se
BUSIN ESe bUrTD, v
OWN COATS, sEsssg
6HAWLh, -, ~ 0ofu
Also, complete stock of Furnishi1G w. An
of which wli be sold UNUSUALLY Lov. ~ seA6H 2,
ring the Far. 80 -
Vi.isors % the oisy ~ solicsssd = Aaipe.y
stock J u 0Oo0MiV.
oc 70 M ~ Naea q
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TxTITH the arrival of new brewcd Beer.

WITH the arrival of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers, and
The PUBLIC generally, the following standard OF
prices for my bottled lager Beef. Porter. ale. &C
during the winter season. Viz:
Quarts per dozen ST 7sl IS cts dos allowed OF
Pinrs per dozen. SlU0 ! return of bottles.
Half Pirts per doz Soc, bottles extra
Store ard bar Keepers per centase allowed.
nave also on maud Lager Beer in whole hall
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole, hall
and quarter bDis srd for sale at the lowest market
price.
Orsiers LEFT with MesHrs Duyal Norton, corner
10th and VI ain stTeets: LaidleY & Robinson, cor 4th
and kraukii liza sss or at NV store, will be prompIy
attended 10. WILBACHER, 18TH st,
no Eetueeu Main and Cary
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| YOUTHFUL sUicIDE.--A girl. aged about IL years,
committed suicide in Rockingham county, Va, ,lAst
week, by poisoning herself Name and cause not
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AS- Packs PoIHDSXTER.
ATTORNEY At LAW.


viii practice In the city Of Richmond and in the
c5caties Cf Chsstvrht 10. poWhHtau and Ameiia.
So OfSco in Lisie's Building, corner of Main and
lith treafs. g. -l2rn
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TEE EUROPA AT BosToS.-The steamship Europa,
arrived at Eer wbai ut Boston Wednesday morn
ing. She bad very ine run from Liverpool,
having been favored With excellent weather al.
most the entire passage.
The foreign files by the Europa contain very
little news of general interest 10 addition to that
already furnished by telegraph.
LISTERS from Pari. to the London journals an
uou:ce that Prince Nap lean, 10 consequence OF
a letter received from the Emperor, had Appointed
a commission of three persons TO make investigs.
sion respecting the Disadvantages investigs
hat might exist in recruiting negroeson the coast
of Africa.
A letter dated Rome, 18Th November, received
in Paris, states that the boy Montara, has des
Shared himself to he Catholic in heart, and that
he intends TO enter the ecclesiastical state.
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MS sstabliaAnnt (lsing ths neGe soG1r1oes Pm.
sc. and the latest ea,d roqf ApD10y3 -
Rrsmss) d daily turning goS H. 11ot So 80 r
'SzaSHaa9ssSS|s.s SzaSHaz3s!S|$s.s. s. 81 1aa{sSfeaa.
BfEfsddffADfHo. HxSnkifI1
Psrticulsr attention gtyep q los vogk -
Banks, Public O0ic9. lneurAncc, Ralr6Gd - xSop
III TaHR Dis1TdH iEdfs1l;it 5ff,ss2 81 2iSsBe 3Skss.
=, Ihis nev machine for OA4ps. tuJ HEA1a omal
Oreuiars, Labels, De-. is capable q 0yuln9 a -
Of tnis establishment 70 Qbtkip thi1 0eGcit53oo 8
work q the shortest possibis notice.
speed. -" -
Printing In Cold and Silver Rropse. sad vazsoss
In this branch vi the huancO kho nsSSv visfoSa -
safely CHALLENGE ccNPnTxxIou. -
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sra- DsBILIrATEo PERsoSs-Those

vhe have suffered fecm isoessSnt !evare loss of sp-
r.eti;e OF improper dixeston-nnay easily be cured
6v IRE use cf kAEEa's BITTgES We have known
persons entirely restored IL health by these aItters
ster visiting all iEa watering places without reooiv
ing any benefit any OF our readers are suffering
from Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver ln-
digestion Asue and Fever, sour stomach or Loss of
Appetite they Will find certain reiie by using these
Ritirrs directed. Delicate females may lest
srre1 thst these bitiers arc admrShly adapted 10
heir Diseases and sail ia quickenins nature
and restoring ine bi0lm oi bealta 10 their Cheeks
Ieethins intants may ais b. Improved by theiy
uees hist al! classes and sexes viii be benetted
hy tboir strengthening properties. AS a family
ntiirae. IAcss SitteTs stand uarivaiied, and must
eventually supersede all others We invite trial
Af cuoe-
10, saIeby Purcell. Ladd Co. and by all the
prnminout Druggists ia Virginia. ocl
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FOREIGN SHIPMENTS During the month
Of October. there were shipped from this to foreign
ports. 1890 barrels Of -four; 10. .o25 packages Of
manufactured tobacco; and 1925 hogsheads OF leaf
tobacco. In the month Of November the ship
ments were 25,2ol barrels Of nour; 1877 11 hogs.
heads of leaf tobacco and 465 hogsheads Of tobacco
stems,
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The trustees of the South Carolina college have
conferred the honorary degree Of 1. L D. upon
Prof. Gsssner Harrison, Of the University Of Viz
ginis-
Peter Smith, employed 10 the machine shop at
Piedmont. Va, was badly injured by circular sav
on Tuesday.~~
The Supreme Court of Indiana has dec ided that
the branches Of the bank OF the State Of Indiana
ara not liable for municipal taxes.
The deaths at New Orleans for the week ending
on the 2lst ult, were 1sa, ,lof which II were yellow
fever.
senor Molina, the new minister from Costa Rica,
presented his credentials to the President on Tues
day.
Mr.. b. Matthews, formerly British Consul .,
Phiiadeiphia, has been sppoioted secretary o
British Legation and Charge dAnairs In Mexico
The store of Robert Craig. at Crawfordsvilie
Ind, was entered ~ burglars on Thursday night
and robbed ossgoods'to the valoe OF 81, 600.
Ex.secretary Gathric, Il b stated, has been ten
dered the Presidency Of the Southern PsciA,
Railroad Company Of Texas.
Rev. John n. Qiymer Was ordained to the nio
istry in the Presbyterian church as Marion, 6mytl
county, Va, on the 9th ult.
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NEw JAIL.-A resolution il now before

NEw JAIL.-A resolution il now before
the City Council requiring report upon the ex
pedieucy Of building nsw fail in some eligible
location, and it seems to that the committee to
whom the subject has been referred, 10 necessarily
bound to report In favor of new building. The
present jail is not only unsafe as prison. but 1t
is located in damp bottom, on near the site of
an old grave yard, and is SO very unhealthy that
nearly every man heretofore employed there a.
jailor. has either died with pumonic disease, or
hss had his health so completely broken down az
to be compelled to retire from the post.
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aGs- LIZ Yog ARE eIcK, the probatiIitY

is ta she root Of your suffering is in the stomach
Prom weak stoln sch proceeds Dyspepsia, Ague,
LGua uor, 'ea, I'D iegien OF other iorDenupg
diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood, and
therefore des oys The strength and yigor OF The en-
tire ysteI. To r.dtore the tons OF the stomach,
and enable il to throw Ch aud dismiss forever all
th-se troaDieso ami dangerous Complaints, To-
thing is necessary bnt psrseyering use OF Dr. J
Hoe fKETkK5 GELEBRATkD eTUMACH BIT
TEkS. trial of their power cannot tail 10 prove
that there il failure n their siDatiVe effects -
We chaenuiy recommend them to the public.
knowing as We do In ir many exceilJnt qualities.
For SAFE bs druggists and dealers generally every
where no Am
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THs DfAD ALur.-EsgIish papers give accounss
q = mnsa'ar restoration to life Of ycung GIRL
Ins foiiowIng particulars Of this remarkable sf.
fair are pubifshsd by the Birmiueham Post:
fhe girl, whose name Is Amelia Kinks. II IL or
~ yeafssf aga, and resided with her parents a
nfioge street, Sunsaton, and dsiudiEne away uus
der some unsccountabie complaint sbout sbree
weeks ago shs, ss her friends lima gined, died The
corpse vas then removed to another room. The
oosy wa tigid and icy cold. II was washed and
laid oat8with the usual dsashIy accompaniment. t..
penny .e1sees being placed over the eyes, aud the
For Noto than 10 hours tho supposed corpse lay
eeneath tae winding sheet, when it happened that
per grand father, q very aged man. came from
nnes1iug'oa TO the netghborhood of Nuneatoo. -
Un goihS With female relative to sse sbe corpse,
tue old iaan removed one of the copper coins, and
aHnoush the eye remained closed ne hno!cd he
saw movement beneath ths lid Tho woman
WIZ him at tirst ridicnled the idea, hus on ook-
r.s ny more c'oss,y soe too observed q movement
Inc tuodical attendant Uas then apprised of the
orcusaatance; AID, although ho at Dir st treated the
mAtter as delnsion, the application of an instru.
nent 20 that region OF the heart soon convinced
corpse.
The body was then removed to a warmer room.
ana tne exntencs of life soon became apparent
Dy negroes Summation vas restored, ioud snet 70
Plac,ns .ae iact OF her being living subject be-
yond all doobf. When speech was restor ed the
giri described everything that had taken place
from the time Of her supposed death. She knew
who closed her eyes AID placed the coppers th,re
on She also heard the order given for her coffin
ana Gould describe the various remarks made over
her as she lay in her death-clotbes.
Az h'ss on aer restoration, she refrsed all sus.
tenRhce and on some alin,ent being forced upon
her shel'becane frightfuliy excited, and, though
10 state OF extreme debility, 1t required great
iorce to hold her. Since that period her conduct
mas been very strange. She eatertaius wish TO
destroy her father and mother; and on one occa.
| sion when they were asleep in the same room
with herself she erose from her bed iu the dead OF
the night, went down stairs for light aud hav.
| iDg afst destroyed, by burning, some needle work,
Which che knew her mother .set great store
upon, sine set re to the curtains and then retired
could have moved
ln Tact, 30 mysterious was the origin of the fire
nat her parents were quite at loss to account for
~ until the girl herself confessed having been tins
cause She now lies in such a state that she can
neither be called alive nor dead, the former state
I being only sscertaiued by a careful examination
OF her pulse. Were 1t not that there is no motive
Ior deception, and the parents being ersditabIe
people, we should imagine there was some russ in
this very extraordinary affair, which is causing
/; considerable excitement in Nuneaton aud the
neighberhood.
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PETERSBURG IrxNs.-The Petersburg papers of
yesterday have good deal to say abont Conyen-
tion affairs. We gather, however, the following
items of local interest:
The Express publishes the number OF inter>
m.nts for the month, doubtless for the purpose
of showing strangers that Petersburg fs healthy
place. where they may safely remain for any
length Of time they choose. Total interments for
the month, Is, total In 1s5s. l7S-being decrease
The total receipts of cotton by the Petersburg
AMI Roanoke Railroad for the last quarter were
Il05S ba;es. The general freight receipt Of this
raad during the month Of November, amounted to
sl06 SOS 3S increase of more than s., 900 over
the corresponding month of the previous year
Prof. Stephen Alexander, of Princeton, will de.
liver two scientific Lectures before the Library
Association Friday and Saturday evenings.
r. b. Boiling, Esq has resigned his position o.:
Councilman for the East Ward.
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s,as-H.rrsHosns's ANTI BILIOUS PiLLs

Ex1G 1aEfsHohNc y An1A- A-DiDAoco -AA'''
the safest and best PurgatYe PILLS Ia uae. The3
ast upon che Liver, stomach and bowels. carryln.
off ali bile and every foul secretion. They doni
Erpe, easy iu their operation and can Dc taken
any tlms without fear OF expo ure Tney remove
Colds from the 81 aten and prevent Rheuina isH-
If you sufiar Yish any pain. use ia TolOhNE.c
CUR a~At4L, the great PAiN ANNi!llLkfOR II
ycu have a c1Rgt, use HART5HDRNE'S Cough
sYaUP, which is the Vess Cough syrup in the
world.
Soid By all Druggists In Richmond. &C l5-6m
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smw ATHs BAT

g. o a BATHS, BATHS HOT,
Coll ard Shower Paths can be had daily st ali
hours 81 she American Hair Cutting, Shaving, sno
shAnpooiag saloon. uadsr the American Hotel
Batraree ON llth street
, sipsle saths 3 cents or tickets for 81 Aplo
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.Iuc@se 4 VI packa&e ox IvwhoIe thekeUp
!. /: L :sisSss' s;ss,s' =

In 01DERna TIcxlfs .. 0znsIvloAsns
1noioee the money 70 our address Tor he 1loksao
ordered. receipt Of which they 0fn b logWaFdsA
By nrss mail. PurChaserscan have 11dkees oodfHg =
any figure they may designate. 3S ~
The List ofdrAwn Numbers and Rr1uso N ~ Ssnt
topurchasersimmedi.tely after hedEev1nQ.
~ Purchasers Will please WTite thGr 6UntUoo
plain, and give their Po1t Odqe. County aad btase.
~ Remember that evMy Prize y dTAWn ard poy.
ablein full without deduction.
~ AL prizes of 81 coo and under, poid iuno1toea
II ater the edrawinG. Other vsinas se ths uuAl ono
Of thirty days. Fas-l& ~ s59sf
All communication strictly ccnndsntanls ik
Address ordsrs for Tickets Or UertiAcates ~
3. SWAN 3 co.. AuGua1A q.
~ Persons residing near Monteom6ry. Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their ofdeu N1ed, md
Of those cities. fsa3 SO Y
~ A list Of the nambsrs thaa srsdrswnf flua The
wheel with the amount Of the prize that Snch Ono
entitled to- viii be publlshed eftse ever dfana 3
the following. paper.: The Augusta Gal 0ensti.
tutionalist, New Orleans Delta, Noble hAGinEs9
Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly bay 1ook.
savannah Daily News, Richmond DhpaSs1. New
York Dispatch, PAulding (Miss lClarion ard Eittio
Rock tArk) True Democrat. ne8
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AkEhCAlMATiVQ KRxNkD.
prisesof S40O. approximAsing toeaAeoo
prize, are - - 9l -
piiz. . Of 800. apprsximAtins 10 eNAs
prize, are gF.sels lGoo
prizes Of Ssso. approximating 10 sloeoe
prze, are -
price Of szas. approxiAAsins 70 ssaas,
prize, are -
prizes q sso. apprOxinatins y s4ses :.
prize, Afe -
prizes Of $50. appscximstins 10 Se.me
prize, are Ms -
prizes Of 500. approximatins 10 u ~
prize. are ~
500 prizes Of SO are looUn
rs
$50 priaes. amounting 10 nnsDoM
Whole Tickets SO: HALVES =; onareon g u
~ Circular showing the plan of he Lotteries
viii be sent 70 any one desirous Of receiving -
oertincetee packages viii bssold q tAe 6ylov1mg
rstes, whichis the risk: 81 E-sF -
Csr.ifioase II package Of ie whole tickets, ~
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THE Cup OF TEARs.-A German Nory-There was
once q mother and child, aud the mother loved
her only child with all the affection of her whole
heart and thought she could not live without it I;
but the Almighty sent great sickness among
children, which seized this little one who lay on
it's sick bed. even unto death Three days and
three nights the mother watched and wept, and
prayed By the eide Of her darling child, bat it
died The mother. now left alone in the wide
world, gave way to the most violent and nnspeaka
BILE grief, she ate nothing and drank nothing. and
wep for three long nights without csasipg, calling
constantly upon her child. The third night, es
she thus sat overcome with suffering in the place
where her child had died, her eyes bsthed in tears
aud faint from grief, the door softly opened, aud
the mother started, for before her stood her de-
parted child. It bad become q heavenly angel, aud
smiled sweetly as innocence, and was beautiful
like the blessed. 1t had on its head small cup
that was almost running over, 20 full it was. And
the child spoke: SO! dearest mother, weep no
more for me; the angel Of mourning has collected
10 this little cup the tears which yoa have shed
TOR me. II for me you shed but one tear more it
will overflow, and shall have no Tors rest In the
grave, no joy In Heaven. Therefore, dearest
motherl weep no more for your child; for 1t is
we'll aud happy, and angels are Its companions"
II then vanished.
The mother shed ne more tears, that she might
not isturb her child's restn the grave its JOY In
Heaven. For the sake OF her infants happiness,
she controlisi the anguish Of her heart So strong
and selfsacrifciug 10 a mothers love.
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LAND ron BAL1 ~

ere Authorised 70 ofsr f,s sals pfivsSoIy Il tres4
Of T1MBkkED LAND, k<aee1 n eks econ1E q
chssts5nsid. On ne The ktchmssd " g - 1a.yine AZ
of 31iSsssfsUm James river The seoct epe6t3 u
sodnek3o - OF ngisinai Rrowlh eG eGsanxp1noTAA
3cni1 ~ ihs pr CO esked ibf the Ias1. $50 III
N1leiai 80 lands Of MesFs Geo TloG6ys4V4t1r
scsfrs fsrra ownsl 81 Ms Musekis ~ ~
land may b eeen ~ the ofAes of ueoFS uCYyT
: falks Manchsster. Or aay seA9heSa
furnished. sm.sgs Do2-lne
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ss BUBsIsG FLUID, bURsIEG FLUID,
BURHISe FLUID Always Oh hand and for sale at
the Drug and Prescription Store OF
JOHN w. 0ARLICK,
Do Ie-lm Market place, Franklin Sc.
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WASHINGTON IrEMs.--We learn from the "States 3"
that the Commissioner Of Patents has taken steps
to procure information in reference to the agri-
cultural societies of the country-a movement
which cannot bat prove of great benefit to the
agricultural int crest
The commissioner has also made arrangem ents
TO obtain specimens and cuttings Of the grapes,
hgs aud olives of the Crimea. Also to procure
detailed Information in reference TO the dry ine Of
dgs, raisins and ZAnte currauts, and Of the anu.
facture of olive oil and wine.
The following is a statement of business of the
Pension Bureau for the month ending November
30th.
1t will require 1850 acres of the public lands to
satisfy there warrants, as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-03
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