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LADY In THE LoBBY.-The correspondent of
the Chicago Times says:


the Chicago Times says:
"A fe days since, while the Board of Directors
of the Transit Company we're in on at St. Paul
Mrs: or Mise -, formerly, if not at present, of
Washington, arrived in town and presented to the
Board q claim against the Ira nsit Company, of
S43 600 for services rendered in getting the Land
Cant bill through Congress. The lady was in
formed that her claim would not be recognized
vhereupon. she employed coun ssl, who were pro-
Ceedipg to swear out All injunction restraining the
Governor from issuing any more bonds to the Tran
sit Company, &c. She also exhibited to her coun-
SO. copy of private contract entered into be-
tween the d ectOr Of that road and the contractors
agreeing 10 Oack to certain contractors IS zoo
per mile of tbs amount they reserved from the
Company. Learning the course the fair claim mt
was taking and that she was possessed of such i'm
portant papers and secrets. the directors came to
the and paid her $40 600 in state Rail-
road bonds"
TIE NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIoN.-This body
has resolved to meet at Nashville, Tenn, next
year.
A resolution recommending the subordinate
unions consider the easioiity of abo fishing Sun
day labor was offered and discu ,sed at length.
The committee on returns reported that q unions
had been heard from-two more than last GEAR
Number OF members 2543-being an increase of iSl.
Receipts 6485 81; an increase of 1861 &c..
resol ution recommending that subordinate
unions invite employers who practice printers
to become members, wss adopted.
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AUsrRIA's FINANCIAL TRoUBLEs.-The Paris cor
respondent of the New York Journal of Commerce

AUsrRIA's FINANCIAL TRoUBLEs.-The Paris cor
respoudeut of the New York Journal of Commerce
writes:
ego desperate is the state of the Austrian finance
that the Government is said to have seized upon
the metallic reserve of the Bank Of Vienna. A
forced loan Ia also supposed to be in contempia
ton 10 the great alarm OF the Weather portion
of the community. Even the army y reported to
be showing dangerous symptoms OF dissatisfaction
possible that Austria can maintain much longer her
pr. sent position; she must speedily come to resou
ton either to fight or yield England and Prussia
are both thought lean to the Austrian eide of the
0aestion and to support the proposal offs general
disarm ament, and the language OF Lord CONVEY. at
present TO hold back; the decision of France is the
all important point in this matter. Austria pre-
tends thA, abe "wishes to compel all the Powers to
give q pedgs Of the sincerity of their peaceful in.
teutiOns" How well these old rUse diplomats Of
Europe understand the game OF tripping up each
others heels"
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- - . =
BOARDING..
:, ~ n = r.. .pliuTpPEN IN Bauk

DOARDIN0.--Mrs. PHIPPEN, On Bank
Dstrees between 9th and 10Th streets has large
front room overlooking the CApttoi urOuu 20 -
lie for a family which 10 vacant. ene ca1 ~ ~
eolnmodate several young men Wits Iea'as q. IL
nouse is central anda pheasant location. sus n0P"
tbose In wantof board will give her call
nm 9--lm
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m HATS, CAPS AND an
"a STRAW GOODS.

FOR SPRING.
1859. WIN. 7. MOORE; D Is. 1859
Begs leave to inform merchants and the public
generally that he has now open and ready for sale.
one of the most complete stocks of
HATS, CAPS AMI STRAW GOODS,
ever offered hich has been selected with care from
the best manufactures, and especially adapted to
the retail trade of Virginia Merchants and others
are most respectfully asked give him call before
purchasing elsewhere knowing that they will find
his stock complete in every variety either coarse
or fine or for young or DID, which he is determined
to sell at the very lowest prices.
He has secure the services of his brother RICH
ARD BORE, so well known to the trade. who Will
be pleased to see his friends at any tlme Cali at
2 Broad street.
PS-Hats made to order at the shortest notice,
warranted to fit or n o sale. Zap 9-im w L M.
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srrificate of package OF 10 whole tickets, $50
10 half a
10 quarter /" n
10 eighth m
- IMPORTERS,

Have In store and q. 8. Custom House. 81 hhds
TAYLOR's CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN.
DY, imported by them from John Taylor of Lon.
den. Also. In Custom House, Brandies Of the fol-
lswing brands; james Hennessy; Otard. Dupuy .
lerier, and other brands. CHAMPAGNE: Green
Seal Cabinet In half pints; Piper Heidsick;. Held.
sick Co, and other brands All grades OF PORT
WINES eHERRiEe Duff Gordon Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old scotch Wits
KEY. RYE WHISKIES: Summerdean; Lackey's
Mountain Rye; pure Extract Of Rye Grain; Funk;
Besore's Old Bourbon County X and other brands
Jamaica RUM. Holland GIN. in whole and \ pipes
Hostetters celebrated stomach BItters Charles
London CORDIAL GIN. London PORTER. scotch
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old Scuppernong Wine
fred and white) made in Carolina. sARDINEs,
Ia whole. half and Quarter boxes. etc etc. Aiso 400
900 Choice HAVANA SEaARS, which were selected
in Havana By gentleman sent out By us for that
purpose; varying In price nom $40 to Slac per thou
sand All Of which will be sold to punctual per.
sons on favorable terms.
BHRkU6S BRO,
Sole Importers In the United States Of Taylor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy.
No Wide Water street. Iron Building.
3S-6m NoFSolk. We.
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ks9 JOHN UUUIET, sHa&fs
AHat and Cap Manufacturer and Whole 2esE
sale Dealer in
HATS GAPS. FURS, TRIMMINGS, DC.
1 have now on hand q complies end extensive as
sortment of everything in my line. adapted to the
SPRING TRADE.
to which constant additions will be made during
the season
NV experience and facilities have enabled me, on
this occasion to offer the LARG EAT, and in every
way the most COMpLETE STOCK OF GOODS that
has ever beeu offered in Virginia.
i would ask the particular attention OF my GUS
toners to my stock of
STRAW GOODS,
which for variety and extent cannot be surpassed.
JOHN DOLBY,
NH It's Main street, Richmond, Va.
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DOEgHAyE's HOLLAND BITTERS.

And the various affections consequent cpoR dis.
''N' STOMACH OR LIVER.
such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach
Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss OF Appetite, Des2on
Sercy. Cestivoness, Blind and Bleeding Piles In
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuralgia Affections
il has in numerous instances proved highly bench.
cial and in others effected a decided euro.
This is 8 purely vegetable compound prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of the
Its great in most ofthe European States its in
troductioninto tho stateswas intended more espe
caly for those of fatherland scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among them now offer it to the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended to those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous of ardent spirits, other forms OF
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect IL
finds its way directly to the seat of life thrilling
and Quickening every nerve, raising up the droop-
ing spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and
vigor in the system.
N0TICE-WhOever expects to find this beve
rage will be Disappointed but to the weak and
low spirited it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTlONl
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be pot persuaded to buy
anything else until you have given B0ERNAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS fair trial. One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior it Is to all
the limitations.
SOLE PROpRIETORS,
Benjamin PAGE, JR. = CO.
MANUFACTURING
HHARMACEUTISTs AND CHEMIST6,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
nTeold nearly all the Druggists In this city
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RICHMOND, January !. 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day

i aaaociated themselves together under the hlm
and sfvie of JOHNSON TKUEHEAhT, for the
purpose of conducting q General Grocery. Commis,
sion and Forwarding Business. Trey nave tagen
the large granite front house Cary street, for
meriy occupied By JIM. Conrad, second door above
Virginia street.
They will always keep on hand the best assorE
ment of Groceries, Liquors, &C., which they VIII
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices by stric,
attention to business they hope TO receive nperHi
share of patronage. b: y. JUhrSoA,
BAT. TRUEHEART,
ial-ta Late of Danviie, Va
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na;es on manu- tsctured tobacco. per 100 pounds
from Richmo as follows: To knoxie, IS cents;
to Nashville, 81 Is; TO Tuscuubis. a. to Atlanta
Ga. lis: to Macon Gs, SO; TO nontg Emery, Ala
~; to st Louis. via Memphis, la; to VicksbRrg
Natchez and New orleans, Al.
- To Dalton, and all puints east and south Of
IT, these rates viii 60 into effect at once; but 10
Chattauooga aud est of it, Is cents per 100 pounds
additional will be charged, until the completion OF
the Cleveland branch of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad.
For Classification of articles and further inforus
ton see hand bills. APPLY at the Office Of the
Richmond and Danyiile Railroad Company Rich.
moud. CAMPBELL.
Superintendent.
Richmond April 22d. 1859. ap 9-ts
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VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

n fAhdlNlA hEMEO1 .-MT6. LA w q
IlCOUGH ELIXIR, one Of the best known reme-
dies for Coughs and Colds, has been in in Rich.
mond and ts vicinity for the past fifteen or twenty
and Colds. The following certificate was voluntsri-
" given by Rev. Mr.. Wiles in 1854.
BOVINE 0RK8N, CARoLINI, March %, 1854:
Nh. g. @. WALfER-Dear Sir: take pleasure In
informing you that MRS Daws' Obaoh Elistr,"
purchased Of you, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad. have used IL also in cases Of Colds at
tended with severe coughing, and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation - an excellent medicine and n
Judgment no family ought 70 be withoutit.
Pastor Of the NJ =. Church. South. on Caroline Or
SOr sale By Mira. A. B. DAVIS. Fisher 4 winston.
Mhlspaugh Johnston, J. w. GarIick, 4. j. Picot'
4 .Bodeker and Chas. D. Yale. Richmond oc Is
EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER AT
4 FEOTI0N4:-HA RTSH0RNE's GREATBUcHu
COMPOUND. for the rapid cure of all Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract Of Buchu 10 tho best Remedy in tho World
tor all Diseases or Complaints OF the Bladder, Kid
nsys. Dropsy Gravel Slssts LsucorIhe. q White.
and Weaknesses Of the eexusl Organs, whether Of 8
corstitutiopsl oriein. or from any other cauSe, o.
long or short duration.
e & prepared 81 Chsmist. containing No Nor.
cury, and u pronounced BIZ medical man 70 - n?t
only the best, but the cheapest Ducfu eompound fn
the world Persons who have suffered 0r ysars ena
could sesscslY walk. have been cured ~ us'ns one
Large bottIss sl small Bother, 80 cents. Bold by
FiaHkR q WINbfUN aud al prugGists In Rich
mons. PETERSBURG. Norfolk. and ether tswcs ~ sir
ginia, 81 - E-s@
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OF TIE MEDICAL COL
MANUFACTURING
KHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMIST6,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
AD-eold nearly all the Druggists In this city

L LEGE.-This Infirmary is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, in elevated and
healthful position convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres of business 1t is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
laborng under contagious diseases, admitted
into the institution. Lying in women aye also re-
ceived ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profess.
of the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are TOR Per week.
White Patients
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CPLENDID STOCK
- OF
NEW RICH DRESS GOODS,
AT THE
CASH STORE
PERI lNS q co.
By recent addition to our ENTIsELY NEW STOCK OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods, we are prepared to
offer to our customers and the public, an assort
ment of ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, in
Silk Robes,
Grensdine Robes,
Pine Apple Cloth
and Orgaudie Robes
Rich Silks mourning Silks
Bereges RayAoere EaieRlaS
PreDch Jaconets Yard Chall Isl De b LANES
Bjack Bombazines Ducsl Plaids
Black Chafiies Plain Chaliles
Rich FRI nch Collars and sets
Valencienes and Honiton Lace do
Cambria, Linen and PQue Collars sna Gets
Black Crepe Collars and sets
White do do do
Fresh stock new style Parasos
MANTILLAs-In Silk. Chantilly and French
Lace
White and Black Berage Sha~ls and Busters
Light Colored Cloth and Mohair Raglans
Large stock of Housekeeping Goods
Best Cotton and Linen Goods for servants
All selected with great care and attention Tor the
best Retail Trade-unsurpassed in prices. quality
We are retailing best Cotton shirtings, Sheet
nss and Calcoes, at factory pEEisseKsJNs + cps.
New Cash Store. l4l Eagle Square
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MARBLE WORKS.
JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURER OF ITALIAN AND AMERl-
CAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS TONES, HEAD PIECES, de-,
of emery Sui or DesiQn.

The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard between 5th and 9th streets, on Main, ana ex.
anime nv work, which canuo. be excelled By any
other establishment North or South which will
sell as low as any establishment in this city or
ole hara
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TIE MESSAGE OF TIE GovERNoR OF CONNECTICUT
The message of Governor Buckingham to the Le-
gislature OF Connections was delivered May 4th -
Itsates the aggregate Of the State debt to be $4s
l20 the expenditures Of last year at 1927 345 aud
the receipts at $3.50 leaving balance of $l2 500
In the treasury. The public institutions, except.
ing the insane asylum, which needs q new appro-
priation, are 10 q prosperous condition. Governor
Buckinghsm takes strong free soil ground on ques-
lions Of national politics.
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" lA0lNlA 0AV1HOO 0ANh-OdAA
TERED By THE LEGISLATURE OF vIR.
0INIA-CAPITAL 100000 DOLLAHSl-Money re-
ceived deposit, in sums OF five dollars and ..
wards, on which interest the rate OF Der centum
per annnm 10 paid for sums remaining six months
longer for shorter periods interest at the Of
per ceHtum, s~ -
The whole jsint stock bound for the depos it's
Deposits received and certificates iseued by the
Cashier. 7 B STARKK, ct the store Of B Spence
corner Of Main and Governor sts, Richmond, Va
SAMUEL OOTTRRLL, President
TB STARKE, Cashier:
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MARBLE WORKS.


PRACTIC MARBLE II ASONS,
CORNER OF 9Th AND MAIN sTS.
We respectfully invite the attention OF these In
want, to our stock on hand, which consists of the
Tombs. Head Pieces. Nantes, &c, to be found in
the city. M0nu nents of any size or design. made
TO order, of the best quality Italian or American
Marble.
The only premium euer awarded By the Virginia
Mechanics Institute on Marble work, awarded to
John Rogers. e25-3m
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DRY GOODS.

- sA
DICH NRW DRESS GOODS
". invite attention TO tho soIlosins ee. ant .tock
81 prrss Goods, purchased By one Of our fryn q
auction. &C. aud viii be cold ct unprsced snfeo low
pN Two Floprced ard Double Jupe Six r ,bss
Elegant Baysdere and Chene silks
Rich organdie and Jsconet Robes
Elegant Robes aruniquc
Rich Print Bareges aud aiase popli %
Biscs Chaiis. Tamartins and Mourn ne Hacals
Black elk Dusters
French aud English Prints. Ginghams BrnkAnts
and other sty les q Dress 0oods- For sovelmss IN
I. styles Of Dress a0'd' saasFss Ask n ss'o
iOSO SPRING AND sUMME b 1870
1909 GOODS. Ooo
Having enlarged and rehtted my lore. | beg
leave to SAY to my friends ard the publ 9eneraiIy,
tina. am now prepared to show one Of the largest
| aud best assorted stocks Of
that have ever had the pleasure Of e. shibting 10
this city, comprising general stock OF staple and
fanSE So 1 and rich assortment Of LAD CEs DRESS
GOODS, of the newest designs. viz:
Black and Colored SILKS
sHAiLIEs
;. 'A'1 sdstisiSsA s EAS "a,
l, 81 avis. &c.
Also, splendid stock Of ,r,>,,s
! ULOTHs. CAssIMEREs AND pEsIiNHhs: Vs.
Of every grade and quality for gentlemen and oogs
| wear. ru.,,u ooNno e.,
: | Servants wear.
J Also magnificent assortment Of
Q Bleached and Brown shlkTlNds
Irish LINENS
I'll Linen SHEETINGS ,,,r,.,,o
al Brown aud Bleached Cotton SllEETlI'dS
: | Besides many other things, too tedious 10 men
tion-aII of which have boon purchased within the
iast week mast in Philadelphia and New YORK, OF
T. the most favorable terms, and will DO sold cheap
for cash Call and see, and examine for yourselves
Il at No % Main street rNo = s,s,rurp
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psLrIMosE CATTLE MARKET.

D,y~,woRR MAY 6.-ThN oHeFtnRN OF ChsSte AZ LHV
49, sester,.ay sum up ass of which VS. were dri'
VEN to Phiiadclphi. and New York ,eo left ever I'M
Ia And the remaining $50 were sold 20 Bsltmor
hmtchers Al prices ranging from $4t062s per 100 lbs
sross, with lev extra fine ones bringing prices 80
shsde higher. making an average OF 70 % per w
lbs. FOR hocs prices continue about the sane Al
though the market has been dull and ipanimate
We quote them q 81 5000. as TO quality. Ine s"V,
My Of sheep hss fallen on. We quote tpeh ~ sfe'
per 100 lbs gross.
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Yousa CRihiEAL.--A child named Alexander
Arbuckie, ten years Of age, has been committed to
prison 10 New York. for violating the person OF a
ittls girl, named Mary Moore, only ave years old
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Private Rooms to SIS
In addition to the above rates. in cases requiring
&ureical Operation. by agreement with the pro
charged for the operation, varying from 80 to $50
according to its importance. The particular fee In
Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi-
clan.
All charges payable on the removal Of the pa
tient.
Attending Surgeons-Pross. GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLFORD.
and McCAW.
Resident Physician-JUNIUs NICHE, MD.
SteWard-F NJ PARRISH.
Presidential J0YNES, M D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Infirmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Ply stefan. ja6-ly
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WONDERS or fHK MrssIssiPPi.-The dineseneeso'
level between high and low water marx AZ CAIRO,
10 my feet; ~ New Orleans, the difference 10 out
twelve feet The width and depth OF the rave.
from Cairo and Memphis te New Orleans Is not
materially increased, yet immense addition. are
made 70 the quantity Of water 10 the channel oy
large streams from both the eastern and western
Sides Of the Mississippi. The question natnraIIy
arises What becomes Of this vas. added volume
of waterf 1t certainly never reaches New Orleans
and 40 certainly does not evaporate; and, OF
course Il il not confined to the channel OF the
river for It would rise far above the entire region
south Of US.
II we'll is sunk anywhere in the Arkansas bot.
tom, water 10 found as soon Nc the water level OF
the Mississippi 10 reached. When the mississippi
goes down, the water sinks accordingly 10 tue
we'll The owner of saw mill, some twenty
miles from the Mississippi, in Arkansas, dug a
well to supply the boilers OF his eogine, during
the late food. When the waters receded MS wen
vent down his his hose would no longer reach
the water, and finally his well was dry. He dug
ditch 10 an adjacent lake to let water into his
weiE the lake was drained and the we'll was dry
agaip-having literally drank ten acres OF water
In less than q week. The Inference Is, that the
whole valley OF the Mississippi, from its banks
70 the highlands on either side, rests on porous
substitution which absorbs the redundant waters,
and thus prevents that degree OF accumulation
which would long since have swept New Orleans
into the Gulf, but for this provision oil nature. 10
which alone her safety is attributable.
10 fact, II the aiuval bottoms OF the MISSISSIPPI
were like the shores of the Ohio, the vast piap
from Cairo to New Orleans would to-day be part
and psrce! of the Gulf of Mexico, and this whole
valley q vast fresh water arm OF the sea. were
the geological character of the valley different, the
construction OF levees, coDfinDg the water OF the
Mississippi to it's channel, would cause the rise In
the river to become so great at the South, that
there no sufficient leyee could BIZ built. The cur
rent would be stronger and the accumulation OF
water greater as the ievees are extended north oil
rs.
Such results were reasonably enough anticipa'
ted but the water instead OF breaking .he ieVees'
permeates the porous soil, and the overflow is re-
ally beneath the surface of the swamps. such, It
seems to US, are the wise provisions OF natural
laws for the safety and ultimate OF the
rich country south of us.-Memph's Avalanche.
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MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIkE,
PRACTICAL, sTcNl CuTTER AND MASON,
Nain street, between 9Th and 9Th sfs.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Monuments OF anysiz or design, made TO order
of she best italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite the attention Of tnose in want
co nv stock which is the largest and best finished
sssortmert of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIE.
OES and MANTLES, TO be found in the city.
First Prer1iumsswarded BY the Virginia Agrf
cultural Society. and Mechanics Institute. CO 2e
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SLAVERY IN CUBA-A correspondent Of the New
Orleans Delta. who says that the negroes Of Cuba
arc "happy ~ people and healthy was witness
ninety years of age. who was at least thirty-five
years old when she was taken from Africa and
brought TO Cuba. She bequeathed to her children
aud grapdch iidren property equal to 500 600. and
piece of grouad on the shore near the village Ct
Regls which will be worth much more in q
few years She hsd bought her own freedom. and
made all her family free. besides the accumu.
!ation recited in her will These earnings derived
from faithful attentions first as the servant Of her
master-for which reason she was allowed the use
of her time at given rate per month, which was
always punctually paid-and with her hands she
literally worked CT the bonds of servitude, OF her
self and her descendants.
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MIR. EDlTOR:-As III

CAA MN. EUIIOn:-A6 an
8 promised in my last advertise ~
menL that the People" should hear from again,
80 now blow my horn" l have studied astrnno-
my since my last and find that the star of my des.
finy still moves on; and those who know HAGAN'S
JOHN, know thdt he has The f.culty and indefati
gable spirit not let the downfals of life to
MIN to despair; but push along. keep moving"
for the world 10 but bubble, aad he that has too
much lead on his sinker will surely be goner
therefore offer to the public Of ny own manufac.
ture. BUGGIEa, SULKIEs, kOOkAWAY6 and
Light CAkRIAdES-ail as good e. can be made
/ have aIso HORSES, MULES, &c, &c, for sale-in
fact. anything under the sun. and will barter and
trade for even old shoe soes All you have to do IL
10 give him call on 18th street. where you will nd
his sign UPSIDE down. there you will find HAGAN'S
JOHN, in T5lVn Creek Nation.
81 You shall hear from me again, for am
wrifinu a romanca of nv own life. NH 2s-d3m