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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PuNLlC. ~
ANDREW PARKS, of Kahawha county,
nd III MES w. HOJ;E. of Putnans county,
havips entered into partnership, Is Attorney;
anil GonnseloIs at Law, under the > lyle y
PARKSxk HOGE, for the conalies Of Mason
IA Putnam; will attend III the county, quar-.
,efly AID circuit couftsin those courties, ING
iii attend promptly to al business which
may Sc enfTustes1 TO them, appeItainlng Il
their profession. Parks 2 Hu6k.
Jam Il, 1885 w.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23

ANOTHER TRIUMPH!
TINE subscriber respectfully invites the attention Of
the public, and Of purchasers particularly TO the
superior Premium Pianos, Manufactured by him. A
splendid assortment constantly on hand.
Our Pianos have received "A Premium two years In
succession 1856 and 1857 at the Fairs of the Aner
can Institute Crystal Palace IN competition with most
Of the leading manufacturers Of New York and Bos
ton and are unquestonably Of the best quality OF
tone, full, round and brilliant, well ns finish and
durability, and nattcr ourselves by the approva
OF renowned artists, in venturing say that Pi-
stand superior many others and equal 10 any
Grand Piano In regard volume OF tore elasticity
OF TOUCH com bined with the greatest hrmness which
is very rarely met with in other Pianos.
We respectfully solicit examination frem strang
and friends 10 convince themselves Of the above
before purchasing elsewhere. AIour Pianos are war
ranted. IL. HANSEN.
Manufacturer OF Piano Fortes
wAEERoons, 90 Center street, New York.
nov24-dcm
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Ciaiborne's Machine Works,
ASEIXERlE. TENN
Removal.

TTNTIE subscriber takes this method of informing his
Il old customers and friends and the public general
Iy THAT he has removed nus Hardware store from the
Old stand Market street to No. SD in the large brick
building, stely erected the South side Il" Broad ST.,
where lac keeps constantly on hand and makes tn or
der the various articles embraced III his line ot bust
He invites especial attention to ms large assert
meHt of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes Piow Molds,
Straw Cutters, CornShciers, Corn Crushcrs, MIL
Crushers, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle Sticks,
and an almost endless variety 81 other articles.
Jan. 29--tf ANDREW ANDERSON.
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Sewanee Mining Company.


Il u M N = ".
TS a4ditszn % lha s.a<k paFxhzssd - = 4 nardes
have received tAc fllipSias.
- 60 fcst eressed Yrsls~ fine Fiooring;
.ssa NElLe
saesS 2&s vhits t.hns cesiags
!. SO = hzss aa1 hastsbaaF1s.
= go = clear White Ilae a. thsc kuessess
So go a. fepiar Ptsak, joist sad szsoliiagi
1ss.- s.5,. -. ~sss Frasaes aad s,irrs v
snateI fre fzase fklrs azld FE4mss. Aartie kscc<s
n, kiae aaf fFa kzts fsslsr ezr4 ine eltlselra A
Iard. Ae III EFca4 ssFe<L
lsh3-1a d ]. ei1N1Sl
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23

The greatest amount insured on any one risk is
$50 000 but will not as general rule exceed $40,
900.
The Company have no general rule as to the amount
allowed 10 he insured i'm city, town, village or
block, it being the intention of the Company 10 dis
tribute its risks in such not TO lose more
than SIC, 900 by single fire.
No part or its CapItIl or earnings deposited in
any other State as security for losses therein.
An attested copy of the Charter Act of Incor-
poration accompanies this Statement.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23

SDeath 40 all NeTmin.o
A SIEiKG approaches,
ASF- ana keAcAEs,
Prem thsit halrs came out.
And NICK and Rats,
IA-sy.fe 90 Cats,
Gaiiy skip about
Ban tIGs bile,
You u the lisht,
A on fbe bed 700 siaFnbcr.
waiie ikzKs1s crawl
Thru citaulseF aud tat
Ia squalls Niteeat nansber.
IT - TRULY WBADtf,f IL Nth shsf certkinty
Rate Raarli4s Nice heics. Grpand Nice, Bed bnss,
Anfs Aaths sia.slussz kleas, Insects Ahisnats,
shsrt every Efssrs IT fefmia Gtieriy dos1Foy
ed aud extertsanaiea ~
''c5star's' RAt, Reach. &C.. Exterminator,
s'ccstar's" Bsd-sug ExEsrmiaat9r.
'ccstar's' Electric Powaer for Inssetz
sappised airrst ~ has % @ny address IA Is uaisd
slaiss a fslioSsst
Ca reosig.i q 81 box q ne Ma. R.rh. Ae.. Ext
o Feseips = s. bex e&eh II he IA. ke-e q, A.
Ezs znd flsetfir rovsaer, (s~nt test~se f@aa s41
csenI - destroy thr Vernnin "a any FsefDS-es
sal4 b iFa<gists AID f.szlers evewy hsEs-
ssCezsAs7ss fFinespsl pelszs 40 hreH4d@4y y r.
Ps-9rrulsrs, tsrsnss ke-. sssst - ii.al "a asia'
ezsizas feb1-fs~4w
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

rNHE hne Passenger and a S0
freight Steamer EAsTP0KT, OlzsA5
= WooD, Master, witt continue skz2<zzzzzzz<Ez11
IN the above trade the entire season. making regular
trips be wecn this city and New Orleans The FAST
fof Is fast, OF light draught and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade. t 81.
nOy24-U A HAMIIT TON Agent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23

STATE NEW YORK
City and County of New York, 80
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President, and J. MILTON SMITH
Secretary, of the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, be
ing severally duly sworn, depose and say, and each
for himself says that the foregoing is true, fun and
correct statement of the affairs of the said Corpora
ton, and that they the above described officers
thereof.
Signed, CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
Signed, J. Milton SMITH, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn before me this oath day OF
January, A. D., 1859.
BENJAMIN RANKIN,
Il. s. Commissioner for Tennessee,
in New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23

fUICIsH anu DuHCSilO LiquOis, NiSuls, AC',
NO. MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE in store and to arrive.
II SUGARS.
200 hhds New Orleans sugar, all grades;
- 100 bbis. Crushed Sugar, all grades;
so 60 st. Louis Loaf Sugar,-a grades
so " Powdered Sugar, all grades
800 bags prime Rio Conee.
MOI.ASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop Moiasses, all grades;
100 half bbs. New Crop Moasscs, all grades;
SO bbls and kegs Golden Syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bhls. Pixies Magnolia Whisky.
leo Dean 4 HaIe's do;
100 Smiths Reserve dc;
loo " Old Rye do;
100 10 Newsom's do; trebble distilled
100 " Tennessee White doi
300 " Old Country do;
100 " Old Bourbon do;
100 &" Old Monongehala doA
40 % Robertson county do;i
100 kgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
IS baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands;
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated CJer vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 half boxes Tailew Candles,
loco Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Fine salt;
900 eco G.. ID Caps:
100 bbls Fresh Ale;
Tierces Rice;
so chests Black aud Green Tea;I
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes ". II. Cheese, prime;
100 +. u. a. {.
500 bags Shot, assorted
1000 lbs. Bar Lead
so bags Black Pepperi
100 dog. Brooms;
100 - Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda in papers;
100 - Scotch snuff
$50 - Stick Candy;
100 Fancy do;
100 casks English Sods'
1000 doz assorted Bucketsj
In store for sale than they be had else
where.
We are Agents FOR a large Wooden Ware aud Buck ei
Manuactory aud prepared, all times sell to
the Trade at Manufacturers prices, freight added.
CARTER, WiISFORD h Co,
deciO No. 3 Market street
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What the Press say.

sCosTAR's Exierrnlnators invaluable remedies
for clearing houses of all sorts Of With AL
confidence recommend them.-N. r. Daily SAT-
Re- str.
''CsxIAK's'' remedies FOR all damcstlc pests, such
Rats Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ant, Pleas, &c are in
valuable: speak from actual knowledge Of
their aeFts- DTagglst sbd dealers sosid send their
aFdeTs ca siy. n they would secure Iaae IN theta
~ D. yoaryiaf, l4pri1 1.
Il shall something about your Exter minators,
as can do With prppr.rty. they selling rap
silly here AID destroy ing ali Nermln. "-kzi banner,
IA yctlc, No
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Machines and IrnpIemenrs.
antcd.

Lards Lard.s Lards!.
fTsHE uadersigned are wishsag Purchase frsm
j. ieoto 3so barrels % Lard per week, for vh1A
they ~il pas Gssh Grocsrtes. an peFznns h4xsug
Lard - cell ssil nnd is greatly tkF sfssntase ~
call Al No Market street before nszkinE e4r The
hlghe<f prire viii b EiEsn ~
! s4ni-f GAETEE. WifI<fukb 4 CO.
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6otfls, sc.
FO VI ST NOUS E.
% ,'' RUSSELL VILE, KIP. u
M. w. MASON. Proprietor.

M. w. MASON, Proprietor.
FTNHIS new and commodiOus Hotel isnow thoroughly
l. furnished and complete in all its departments
The proprietor has added TO the Hotel one Of the
largest and most complete
New stables 1888
In the State capable of stang so horses under the
and supervision of careful attentive OstIer
with warehouse for carriages, buggies, &c. Alse
large lots under fences for the accommodation Of
droyers.
A BAR.
Furnished with pure and the most choice brands Of
Wines, Liquors. Cigars, Tobacco &c, has also been
added TO the Hotel. Ir 1c---
Thankful for the exceedingly iberapatronage which
the sForst Honse has received since has been in
charge OF the undersigned, he intends 20 spare no
pains or expense to make il the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
Hacks Baggies, and Horses furnished travellers TO
any point they may desire from Russeilvilie.
septl-dAtriw1y NJ w. MASON.
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New Orleans and Nashville
ponHrAf

THE splendid Fast Running a G-u
Il Steamer c. TwICHEII., r1sssss.H<5
HARRY g. ACCoxks. Master, will zzssz=zsszzs
run as above, making regular eighteen day trips be
tween New Orleans and Nashville.
This fine passenger steamer viii be here soon as
water will permit and continue this trade all season
She will depart hence
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23

whieh xin hs orered 20 the tr>as Of Assdie teaaes
ss,@ Ca resssnshia trrrns
D. y. nICKEY.
tangT-sf n4x al harket street.
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Agricultural and Seed Store.
CUNNINGHAM & Co.,
No. o College street, near Church
Nashville, Tenn.


WE have opened an exclusive Seed and Agrlcul-
w tarat store and shall devote our exclusive at
tcnon "a this branch OF the business purchasers
can rely upon being supplied with r., al sKass, and
the most approved kinds 10 implements and machines
Our CARptS sEx1s rum u. Landreth A s-sn .
house ahd are all from the growth OF 1855
ssaIS are selected with and are warranted 10
germlnate.
- T. T. Id $.
Clover, Timothy, cIean aad stripped, Blue Grass,
Orchard Grass, Herd Eass, Nl.iet Hungarian Grass
Gasqult, usAge Orange. Perennial, Rye isass and a
FUN assortment OF Garden s~ess, BY pound or paper
laisf-2m CUNNINGHAM 4 CO.
Machines and implements.
FItHRESHk1cS Reafers, Cutters Corn Sheliers.
l. Fan Nils, Harrews, CuitivAtors, Crn Planters,
Portable tsrst Mills, crn and Cob CFashers Sci thea
Cradles, Hose. tiorse and Hand ktks Aliiers Carrot
4 Csttnaan, Peaeock 4 Rrniyss stcel Plows AIRY e
Cast Flows, Charms
CEMENT.
Hydraufic censsnt, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, Ae
landf-2Hn CUNNINGHAM A Ca.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23

women's heavy Kip and Goat Bootees Nos from
to
Besides large lot Of Negro wear Of all sizes and de-
scrptons together witha fine lot Of Trunks Valises
Wool Hats, &c. in a word, we have every variety
goods usually found in Boz and Shoe Store of the
very best quality and lowest prices. $500
The public requested 10 call and examine
stock, are determined not only to sell cheap,
but 10 give, if possible, general satisfaction.
declS !. B. K A V. RUTLAND. z.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, CoMpTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January 18th, 1859.
This is TO certify that the HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
located at New York. in the State of New York, has
complied with all the requirements of an passed
by the General Assembly of the State Of Tennessee
in March, 1856, entitled ''An Act to regulate the
agencies OF Insurance Companies not incorporated
by the State of Tennessee, - and that Jos. NASH
W. j. MARI the legally authorized agents said
Company in the city OF Nashville, Stat of Tennessee
j. c. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23

II AVING associated with us in business, Mr.. d. H.
BAILEY, formerly o: the house of Nichol
Green Bailey } and removed from the corner OF
College and Church streets to the above elegant and
large new building, We viii be prepared to serve
friends and customers with more prOmptness than
heretOf Our stock of Groceries and Bar Stores
wi times complete, and Will be sold the
oct7-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-23

Policies issued and renewed in this reliable Insur-
ance Company, at fair rates, Office No. rs College
street, Nashville, Tenn.
jan29-u NASH MARI Agents.
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GunuV Rags.

IN BALES extra heavy ~ bushel Gunny Bags,
CO just received and for sale by
move HARRIS. GORDON X co.
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PAULDISG ANDERSON,
Lebanon, Ts1iH.
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DEADY THIS MORNING. ~t
~ TIN FAMILY JOURNAL.
A SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY


GREAT NUMBRK. b. a
SIXTEEN ORIGINAL STORIES
sIXTasN ORIGINAL sTORIRs -
sxrnsN ok1afsiG I' srosls s;'''' ana 'n'''''
OF unrivallsd beauty and interest.
With the exception of two, these stories commence
ana end in the present number.
i. PAULINE oR:THE sgCRETs OFTHB CHA,
TEAU; oY Aisxan asr Damss with two splendid illus
This present chapter 10 decidedly the best Jet Pub
lishsd. Tbs. gloomy horrors Of the old castle; the
m:.tsrioPs dread Which surround. and appais p:cr
mystery which sh rouda the unk nown yisisant who
enters the castle 1t midnight. are al depicted with
. dramatic beauty AID force which snthral the at.
tsntion OF Tho reader without moments intsrnis
/. I'D iiIIisrT1Rsr APPEARANCE ovxxt
'STHGE; By one Ct th. imith family.
" IN 0VREtTRTE TlLE.
v. OYER THE YAY, ask.sch. Fancy and q
vii. 4 RICE FoR EzTRiEoNY. : i:ntNau.
w VII. BdR1ED ALIVE. Medical Students Re-
YReh5s, s SoSs: in d Real liz u:
SONG; astsry Of New orlsans-a charming tale
'a 1f q E seaass couR1sMP. not founded
XII. ToiCES or THE NIGHT.
xiv. IN zDHKNTURE win THE IPIcHs
xV. THE TREBLE ASSASSINATION, or
XVI. TIE OLD STUNI, An Iussbioarsphy.
XVII. Besides ssms exquisite Poems, Odds and
Ends, &c. &c. Tor sale in Richmond By Smith,
It, TBsidvin. Msia street. and ali periodical deal
srs. lk-lt
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HARlIsosBusa, June 18th. 1860.

HARRIsoIBUsa, June 18th, 1850.
We have curious weather for this time Of year.
Yesterday the weather cool and braciuG that
shawis and ovsrsoats we're worn, and at night IRE
was necessary to keep ono comfOr table, The "oldsst
inhsbitant 10 pushed to account for such weather,
wh list some consider 1t indication ofs"Wer aAd
famine" Well, lit keeps on this way long, ws
would not 10 surprised IL our farmers gather but
half crop.
The heavy frost Of last week has Injured the
crops very mach. Whole fields OF corn look % II
It were burnt up, whilst our farmers say that the
wheat and fruit crops are injured to considerable
extent on the Shenandoah river, in this county,
whore the corn was moro advanced than 0thor por.
tious Of the county, and which presented to the
sew nslds Of "wavinr green" the eye now bsbolds
nothing bat the withered yellow leaves, and the
whole looking ~ II . scorching fire had passed
orsr II. ...-.. ..l
Our Female seminary, which Us connected
sop,Sr years, ago and not completed for want Of
means, 10 nav being finished, ard will BE- ready for
the reception Of scholars BY the Les OF September.
Prof Brow. of fibea''lsv Va will take charge Of
We expect to have quite an exciting time, 10 .
fsw months In the election of ono Of our young
lawyers for the position of Commonws alth's A.
tornsy, made vacant BY the recent election ofJno.
T. Harris, Esq, to Congress. LoSAl elections In.
Rockingham, always create more interest than gen
eral elections. and In this instance We expect
emery tines" ROCKINGHAM
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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.


NORFOLK, June IA, 1859.
The EXAMINATION Of the Arlington Lane muir.
der case led to the arrest of Mrs. Mary Palmer,
the mistress of the deceased. Mrs. Palmer was
ssnt on for further examination before the Hust.
ings Court; and bail refused BY the Mayor. Subss-
quentiy, however, . writ Of habeas corpus was
gotten out, and Judge Baker bsilsa her for $1,000
Nothing has been proved on her, nor 10 there any
oireumsta ntai evidence.
N. A. Santos, the oldest apothscary and drug.
gist 10 the State Of Virginia, was buried yestsr.
day. All the drug stores in the city we're closed
Surgeon Ninsn Piaeknsy has been detached
from the Naval Hospital at this station, and order.
Cd to foreign duty. He goes in obsdisnes with or.
dsrs to report, consequently there 10 no surgeon
st the hospital.
Lieut.. John Wllkinson has boon ordered to the
Gosport Navy yard. a
John Codu,t who WAS arrested for cutting Ed
ward Ward, 10 still IN confinement. The sxami-
nation Of the case has been postponed until Fri.
day, owing to the condition OF the wounded man.
Tho Circuit Court, Judge Baker, 10 still in sss-
sion.
The U. g. Court will commence on the 7sth inst
Are occurred on Bermuda street last night
about one O'Clock, by which . stable belonging to
8. Heartshorn, was destroyed. PKRoussIoH.
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SPECIAL NOTICEH.

- On. Bnurou's CsLpBaA TKD BIT
rsss-lThis very pAlssabls medicine y nov ~, nas
standard remedy In All the Northern cniss; sot
the cure of YSySK AND A0Ua, pYSPeRbtA.
DIAKRBUa. DEBILITY, ard eli diseases sfisins
frsm disOr6srsd stomach Al.
ana pless ut 4 TASTE boipg specially adapted 70
mslss aud children mus. ssrssd. here n uss1
"a st,rtisr ds.ases in yisw Of 10 being adopted
in .vsTy family. and our alrssdy large salss EsT
ransips Il. Ne hsys reduced she price Of our %. ~
fonnd "a IN the Respectable fAmiiy groceries and
DruEssis In the city. Ter sale q wee,sssS sSo -
-. - rs Main st, sole agents for kichmoLd:
n FOR the convsn3encs 81 genuenen y 10y
sIso b bed st every barfoom ~ the Unlno tssss'
IL l6-3uae W.
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~- DkpnIrArsp PaRsoss.-Tho

~ DEBrLrTATsD P1RsONS.--Tnose VINO
have suffered from iucessant fsysrs loss OF appetite
or improper digestion. AZ easily be cured Dy Iae
sons entirely restored to health By these Bttsfs.
afssr visiting all the Watering places without re.
1erfng from Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid
Liver, Indigestion. lgus and Fever. Sour stomach.
or Loes Of Appetite they vii! Ind certain reisf py
u.in1 these Bitters ~ directed. Delicate females
nay rest assured that thsss Bit'srs ere admirably
sdapssd 70 their diseases. and mover fail IN quick.
thsir cheeks. Testhiog infants may also DO inn
proved By their uss-whflst all clssses and sexes
VIII b benefited BY their strengthening proper
rfvalled and must eventually supsrseds oil Others
We invite trial ut once.
FOR sals By all Druggists IL the city OF Richmond
= BAKDB, Propristor.
10 Is Richmond, Va
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pELnATEs 10 TIE GENERAL CONVENTION.
The Episcopal Convention Of North Caro-
lima has elected the following gentlemen
delegates to the General Convention OF the
Episcopal Church, which meets in this
city next fall :--Clefical-Rev. Il. s.
Mason, d. D., Rev. n. B. Drane, d.
d., Rev. A. A. Watson, Rev. J. b. Che
shire. Layton. Thomas Rufiin, JOSIAH
Collins, Hon. VIM. II. Battle, Edward
Lee Winslow. The Convention Of South
Carolina has elected the following .-Cleri-
cal-Rev. Christian Hanckel, D. D., Paul
Trapier, P. ]. Shand and G. C. Pinckney.
Lay-Messrs. f. NcCrady, G. G. Memmin-
ger, J. J. P. Smith, and Hon. r. F. w. All
stou. 4s tas1
The Conventions OF. other States, as they
are held, will each appoint the same num-
Der of delegates.
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10 1l-tl

~G Coon BREAD.-0ne Of the creates
dfbeultiss with which ,he housewife has to conten
10 the failure to have Mt ell times, especially whe
friends are visitiug. or strangers happening In.
coed light. sweet bread. We are pleased to an
tireiy removed and no now has an excuse for hs
wing heavy bread or sour ledsan caks: OF any kind
coiumr. viii BE- found very superior for all sorts
breed or batter cakes and from trial Of the art
Gle. We can recommend IL 10 bouss keepers, ~ CT
calling ANYTHING of the kind which we have eve
tried The article can be had Of grocers and apoth
ecariss generally. Ask for Sem Pies Powders 20
osssd Conductor --.s-
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= "L,ra IssunAucn-I,rn Ir.,

- "LlFs IHsuRAHcl-LlYl INeU-
RAscsr-Parents and guardisns should consider the
importance CT insuring their lives "The Mutral
'BsHo6t Life Insurance Conpany' have paid IN vir.
ginia nearly e2OU Coz: Over one hundred and twen-
y thousand has been paid Ut the agency in kich-
mond, and several families are mainly support
ed by the money thu. paid them. The cost Of In
surance II much less than 10 generally sur posed.
One half the premium 10 required In cash Diyi:
dsnds are made annually bv his Company and are
idend Of So Of g. ten Of S. and in July last it
was 10 per cent.
No Company IL superior to this.
DR. A enead, DR. st George Peschy. Medical Hx.
aminers KNOWLES & WALFORD.
iel5-5t *
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a. NORMAN MEBBENGER.-This
A0Ains stallion will stand the present season at
the Trottiug Park near Richmond, at $40 the ssas-
on and SO to insure with 81 20 the groom. 10 Be
paid in al c0sss when the mars " s.rrcd.
Parties insurns will have the privilege OF putting
III cir mares to the horse next gratis In ali
csses whore they do not prove in foal.
Mares will be we'll fed ct fcrty cents Der day. bat
cidsnt. --. s... -ss
season TO terminate LIST AuRust.
NORMAN AAeoEN0DR % years old ,he 37d OF
Nay, Is60-a handsome grey. le1s hands high, OF
fne proper TONS aud for strength speed and bottom
combined, esnnot be surpassed. He To kind fn hsr
ness and good stylish trotter. He hes proved him
self sure foal Gstter. Norman Messenger has
taken the premium at the State Fairs in Maryland.
Pennsylvania and New jersey.
PIpIGRsx-Norman Messenger was sired 81 the
imported Norman horse Diligence, and is cut OF .
full blood Messenger mare Diligence was imported
by Inward Harris, Of Morristown. n
ie I5-eod2Ws WAGN1B.
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-Hov 70 Our1 AVE- PAN AND Bovsr

~How 70 OuRB ALL PAIN AND Bowel
OonpLAIYs-Hor Pain In the Bowels. Stomach.
Sides, Limbs, Back, RheumAtiln. hsuralgis, gsrs
Throat Still Neck. eprains or Bruises. uss RARTt-
HORNGS CURH-ALL. 1t acts upon the nervss
bones sinsws blood aid muscles. anpihilating all
,ain like magicl Bottles II, rs and 20 cts.
II you suffer with Cholera. Diarrhea. Locssnsss
Of the Bowels or summer Complaint. use HARTB-
UORNlB OAkNINATIvn BALSAx. It givss
instant relief Bottles y cents.
The Curs-All cures all rain. The Oarminativs
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. u cents bot
tie.
aold by all Druggists in Richmond. Psterssur 3
and Norfolk. Js H-Sm
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Did.

II. etlthe residepce Of her broshev-fn-law, Mr =
4 Turner. Miss SUSAN n CLAHKp. IN the 2lth|
yer o. Nor SO. astsf fouR and lingering SICK
ness. which che bore with Christian foTtitude.
The frtepds ard ncQuainfancss OF the tenuy ere
RESPECTFULLY Invited 10 attend her funsfei, ~ 1e
Union stati0m Methcdist Church. this wednesday
moguIng Of o'ciock. without further notes.