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rJ'HE ONLY COMPLETE BOIANIES.-The
L T.At Books in Botany by Prof GRAY Of Harvard nj
yers.y tr..Crf the following civtiI c-iye f-st-rst;
l. HIGH SCIENTIFIC CHARACTER being tie ouly
b)ok. subject that present the eIce N rs stes sec
Prf Qfay stands Lpasby st tho lu41 q bJtSucs Science
this country, ,d in taese voss has condensed ho eNPe
renca ard sh0sfshlp Of lifetime
2 ECONOMICAL ARRANGEhEST; mstag i. Necessary
purchase such portions a. are ,aiped 70 tAe PIP
), UNEQTALEo BEAUTY; .ocur,cy AID nu-,ber Of IL
LUSTHA1 IONS; In me elre sei4ss -' os nA
drawings Lataf u exquisite hui't, aud scIuplois'
'' RECENT AND EMPHATIC ENDORSEMENT By
nearly every Bo.anst In The sadag fToi
Asa,.i5 silmsa Heury D4pa Toney Daf,ns;o- a. sod
Ds Hoole and LIdlty England ~ he hgaes -, nl.
and literary ogr,sl ; haans J5arIa Auenl.n ID, rs A
o. Medical seute, A Aedi;o CArarz-a' kevis- Norm
American Review, He kUa.F. QlATt.Ty H-Tcl tafft srn
fc American Sc ala The A,hens SAD Gz--sleis ai2a'
S. GREAT SUCCESS They are now n n nearly al .he
New kngard Collage uauy others IN three - the
" Saie Morn acos hasachui~rs sct T. many otE-f
s,es been recently ADOPTED IN tie iig-FiJ Of Cam
BRIDE srg Unity Io.eEr, Dgbfl. Anc ;1e E1nulfsh Un.
yer,iy under examination BY se fnVy Co---i
for u SstoLa Schools .! Gfssi 8sl, sn1 IN
iu yesr have been iusd reAly taousaud s.s
Acad mics Seulares h. cteTebt pAr- o b- comfy
TIE oousiss oi-tsch yola- compi-ta IN iiseif
l. How PLANTS 0EoW; Botany ior Young People.
Sm4 -, So Ensrsyugs gs......................f 10
N. LtssoNs Bon sNY, win 81 Dfs-iEgs from Ma
"
ILL., M,NpAL o. borAAN, ~ Anaysis G-d Cs'.ht.. 80
uon.....s..
" MAAUaL LEssoNs, 2
T. voUAL. WITH Mosirs kc illustrated ......... -
VI sTEyCTUEAL AAD stsrEIAI.C bOrAAf. 80
Drawn gs.....s... .s.s = ~
sIse cupiss slch q ne above u.s. ~ "a, - %1t
T-erat T. hcs rec,ipt o. IA, prce L1rr ems r
;r.3 DcouFtiYs Sss0-let oi over f3s Educs-
toual " otk. sent grsts KISON L PHiNSEN
Nos. 4s and - WGlk-f.. Ner tsss
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NEW WORKS IN PRESS
~ AND PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
LITTLE, BROWN e Co,
No l12 Wsshugton -, Boston
HISTORY OF PIE LIFE AND TIMES OF
JAMES MADISON,
By the Hon WIN. c. RIVE5.
rnla

70 add another 20 h.: series Na.on,
which nave appaed i,w years 1Itfsve Of the lives
sld characters Of the er,s ideafed themselves
with history Of bis country AID OF the important events
which anprsd d1rng then career and 10 which hey acted
In tseirs be o-y Of mr Msd,on, active life dlrinr Pc
od 9s yt 6% 9 70 @ the %nt ,a,. 01' 0.sn N Gse o
p issnss i,b the WsT OF the Revouti5n 81. are Ios
lsbor Of the old Congress- completion Il the Atces Of
Ccned ration he formation and sdopioo Of the Constitution
TIE Adniriision Of Wi.hirg,op the struggle parties which
election Of Jefferson ADAMS, aud the
a. teiRns. uaae hi. own ADMIN
isrston In passing uncr review these sret scenes Of our
Mr. kaoi,on other orsins dcoueets throS Hsh.
upon many baabe psaSes CT Tie s3e,t and most Pena
tt,oes the career OF Mr Mseson himself Of which
has yet been tvsn TO the p1ec he
works viii authentic and illustrative notices. founded
cb,fy origins, unpublished oocumsts OF the most dis
tngULsd Of bis coteu poraries-W ,shpston, JeGerlon
Hsutcn Kit SIo othts Whether the sibec, hs m.,ef,
ais OF the ptrsor be corseerec the woii in is
:Act oederta national history qesons which
eyeI enssge deepest iaters,t Of the American people
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE NATURAL HISTORY or THE
UNIFIED sTATEs By Louis Ass.'i' 10 vols 40. Vols.
sHiKEsPEGRE's 81 GonPLErE WORKS Nsw.ud s.,.a,
edion. By Ricbad Giant White. 4yo past syo. Vols.
H., III ". sld '. uo~ ready
PLUTARCs LIVES Partly from Drydsn's translation and
PATTY other ds the uhoe carefully revised and
rtced with orsiuA rsrsatior. BY the editor 4.
Cousb, Esq se Fellow Of O-isl College, Oxford 5voi
8yo lNssIly Tss5y.l
10 Wordsworth uoS VolgIn,' pgsi,heel
dRs4%s 61s i spEEcEs i sos5 az Sn4s p;gs se
sloks BY Idw%d Everett Vol III.
A GENEALoGloAL DIC DICTIONARY or TIE FIRST SET.
Tiers or Ne" ENGLAND. By James Savage 4,Os
THE LIFE, LETTTas AND DEsrArcHEs OF MAJOR.
GENERAL NATHANIEL GREENE From the OhgGI
hhnu'crts In pos'ss'n o. hls family By bis srsndson
srfIs WsRn,iOD ~ Gsssns w, ssI 70 Jp
LETT. New edition. vol 6yo. tNeaty ready
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q L T IL E E s T 9.

COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS OF
w. S. & Q. VI. THOMSON'S
CELEBRATED
INDESTRUCT SKIRTS,
WITH PATENT EYELEr FASTENING, WEDGE SLIDE
AND wATCH-sPRIs9 BusrLE
"Tse perfection Of Shirt mAnufssture" Morris Wusss
Houe Journal.
IN. Y. lnde pendent.
This Shirt 10 pronounced f,lltea"-IN. Y. Eylrses-
Far e1ceilng the best inn portAtsous VI Ibid.
1t deserves all tke sse it has recei'ed."-lrrnes
CARp.-The manufacturers Of the GROWN sKIRrs'
BEG 70 state .hs: very great vor with which hs "iNDE
srRUCrIBLE SKIRT h.s been received msas
ry for them TO make eHerons 'uppy Senssd
and hs. they are now running their Mandatory md day
IN rHIrx PRODUCTION In addition their usual large poaac
ton Of
TIE PIcCoLoMINI. ErRUscAN LACE, GossANEK
EXPANSION,
and other popular styles To eject this their contracts are
cot for UPWARD Of
5000 yAkps BRAIDED srEsL rEs pv,
All Of which prepared expressly for them BY their nshers
and brsder,the very be IN AHess Having snTe proof Of
the univeual popularity Of this "st Ssss~' OF shr.
f.cture the hDrsTRucrBLE sSsr, they intend placing
within reach Of every lad, who wishes the most usssfoi
durable and In all respects SKIRT svEs raoDUesD.
Ps-An invoice OF these beautiful shs 10 s-iss pre-
pared for 1HK QUEEN oy E,GLAkD and EsrIK,s
FkNcE.
For sale BY the Principal JobSer, and Reser svey~tes.
Look ard trade mark the Crown, stamped
eyery Shirt. No otness are genuine.
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Lecture ~ cbsse BrsekIJPs, sE6sbys b Dr. DE H"ss.

COhhksfONOsNpk
BROoELYg, M1-eb H. 1850.
Dr. WILLS DE HAssDesr Sir: Tie s~sbe5st iB.r,st IN
the subject u AnrrnIn Arebs oIosY, rsslios from tse
cssta Of Lectures you recently delivered before
the SsuYorh p1b .Bspics. Of The Ame Eth
po cs socieJ has Bducso desire have opporCni;y
toIdet cuz'D, q b-sEg OF this too much neglected
With this view ssdrss request that ycu viii ooBs~ut to
deliver bsrs sch time may be': sui; convenience
The result Of jour invest gator, Ia American Antiquities
s,,.r Veg respectfully, Se ,,
Rich'd g storr, IT, Reoard q Gorun,n, r J. rbor1e,
DsTieIAyrs,, y. D., Josiu. NJ var Cot, +. s. Mis-,
0fserwooc " Staliknecht, X D. oeHsssr,
Lee +. w;%sn IE EcBert Rs Da'i Barch ~ p sro%,
kSV.. kkSw BatsI W5iirb. Tsso ss eiS roSs%s. j.,
Geo. Tbomse, J Carson oreyoort Alden j. sp2oeer,
r. Saunders, 4. h. Roomsn, Harry h~ssenssr
henry Peuepoit, H. c. BrainsIs.
GygrI.nts:- Your invitation 20 deliver Brook 20 the
result my ityesg.tons in American Arehsooy sccsp:
with pesge Aov n. to ,sF.s e., t5s, nat STs.e
~ but oae Lecture be delivered 81 th time
rh subsos Of late Cour.e before The Ane
'A - Very respectfully your osedlent .I'.nes
To the Rev Samuel Lop,eow, Rev Rieaaid s. ssorr. r
D. D., DsIisl AJre', b. d. bon j. Greenwood AID others
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssOCIATIoE.
LtCTURE ON
AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES,
BY DR.. WILLS DE- HAS5, Cbsirllsu cf Committee
Arofsoo,y American Association for the Adv,Dcemen: Of
Tuesday EVENING, March p, 1859 att O'Clock at the
TIE LrcIURg Will CoMP,Is.:
1st. THE mOUNDs-Theu Character, Cons:ruco AMI E1
g. THE MURAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Enclosures,
81. CONTENTS OF THE moURDs-minor Relies Of An.
III Lec,u1e win be folly IlLrsrR.rrD BY DIAGRAMS, and
large collection of RELICS from the HoundS
Tickets for sale At Boos enc Music stores and a. To. door,
!; HAIJHr, },-...c.
s. D. C. VAN BoKKELEN,)
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Goods that are Good go sds.
They are the bss quality DDUbLE-PLAGEO URN5, TEA
SETS CASToR9 Spoons 70 AXIS, and sst but not loas:
the ceFbiAt,d Patent Double ICE PITCHERS which Of:
tered at low prices, a. wbolssse ana n, ,il, by
LUCIUS HAkT, Nos 4 and BuFiing tlip.
Kerosene on.
1877 0REthWICH-s r&EET. 167
TIE value ~ the Oil Manufactured by tue Kerosene Oil Co
bas been already established beug uneSp 1sye extremely
cheap prod1pg bght not inferior to g,s Under the
Coal Oils parties selling various eumsy ini
tsons the above OIL sdUtrtted with Resin Oil Can.
phene other explosive materials The subcrbsr hiss opened
at No 1e7 Green wcht dooTs from Courtandtst,
fo the sse Of pure KEROSENE OIL and will have constant
spps all nes copy Of letter from the agents OF he
Company - . .
two doors from Courtlsndts.
"This certify th. Mr. VIM. CoTbe, the
inc Kerosene on o aud be reed dealing only IN
the pure article having aseed 10 keep him always supped
(sisIed) "AUsTENs,
Agents Kerosene OIL Co"
nj InielJgeace Once and Labor Exchange
No 2Cs0sl to No 81 Norths; (ss
Anthony s few doors Sest Of 6osd~sy No fees charged
JAMES z. "a DAN, Superintendent.
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Wisiar's B@lss@ & o. Mnd Chersy.v
%{sTkks BAssa BA:sa 9E 9E WIES WItD SaERY
cEKTAIN Remedy
cERriiS REMEDY
COUGHS, COLDS xD INFLUENZA.
COUGHS, COLDS AkD INFLUENZA.
STSis S3TShs o0tPs coLPs .sS sS ISkLUESz ISkLLUUESSzz
WisFARs sALSAM
sUsks ss soAEEs ssoAEstsEss s0ss @ Thso&t ssa SRTHSS
sURrs IioARsENkss SORE TaRS.T .os iSsITAsi0S
BALsAM OF WILD SHEGRY
BALSAM or WHO CHERRY
iskEsfs Esfs FREE rsEyESrs AND ssD cSREs e9SsSsSTi9s
RLsTs PsEyESTTs SP SP S c RES RES coSTsrTo
BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA,
rESTTSNSs SF TE TIE TRoT THR9 tUs tUSSs % e
ErEcTioNs or TnE TaRoAr, LIMOS AaD CHEST
v1sT9Ss SkP BsHsSn rs M oF sFtFRlb{d aiGb {dIRKr
WiST4R's BSLSAM or WILD cHERRY.
BEWARE OF COUNTEREtIls
ss%ARs ss%ARs OF 9s e9ENFESFfGTs: COZ SFESFfETs:
THE ONLY GENUlSE
TIE ONLY GENUINE
spypn,a BY sErn W. EowLE soson ~se'' nSse =. u
ss ssue wrapper, he ~rt;en signatiTe Of
1. RitTS
1. BUTTS.
L. 81 IT'S.
l. BUTTS.
70 purchase ,ry other were money vssi ava health Ia
tsed sea other aad which reuao ne 'cnSeT s'ie
20 criminal proscou-ion
- EoI Sale in Ee~ YORK by
A. y. L d. SANDS Co,
BARNES PARK,
sCHIEFFELIS, BROTHERS L Co
MoltESSoN a ROBBINS.
hAkRAL RISLEY = KlTCHEN,
2. c. WELLS { Co.
HIgINAN Co.,
AID others wen as By Dessr' asd Agent.
hNFRA WHERE.
EVERYWHERE.
ITERiNliEKE
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SARGENTs EDITION OF DOWNING >
Extract Ior Mi T. Nl5s review q this woIA IA ne
Home Jouros Of HsIcl -, ts5a.
cor, a tnosf n-Astfri edition Ct Dow.tD-'s Lsot
,rpe fceIns before vita tlis duy love ps'i e1
it-s Supplement o. near ore hundred aAd ny pages
ly is Eci.or Hri-y Winthrop SNslut Iat'
.swUh sir psxnins -h.- Hvus ard possessing tbs ca
,nra;hy of pgrsit Al- sargent better q1sned
a., ottfr enG 70 uuoctste toe careful ea;ns o. new
edition.
S,ipe could lc move timely thar the lrtn- OF ts voilne
~ .b prs ~ oomer With nc iayiAs OF or cou ny pro'-
rv t5- b. f~s Of rTsi rs,iden es are ttoa.y
~ - tr wesahy town rvtarnin; %
N, h t, :. r.s a. i. =. these tse s,es new oNot on
~. t-It 81 l-uas-a 6areenaE g. very noctssNy BE
yonc 3. AZ accumulation Of tb- requires ~s11 ~ -
ever, mos. otlameE'a saai-aoa g. dissins L,on
>r ifs be, typ raphy ard sgle1di iius'rsons az L.
wr csu re- rpo 70 ParcLss- 30 thr Tfopofcs awei
h the Coruryor cA - conblaes .Ac valuable LA tate
tl.--ss tbls SNseut Edition Of D. Su.us \ T. ~
fiicc - 81
A. o MOORE a C., AFn,s't-re! BOOK ? si'hs-',
80. 40 Fal,ol = NsVl X
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sYYyO4fi,a XKuuB.

i1ncsdnnn Hos 3 RIna lEsuaAaes uOmp Asr.-This
nsy unkss Insassss aensst ieo ~ danAgs ~ fra 2.
bVsr uG 0ssrua rshosss fassesiss as1 othss bui1-
- eoofa Warss and msrohaD1nes ennafnily v
Sx$ - - ~ - - 49, Avorabis tsrUA
sesd hseh sissss1 whole essasies 81
saws sscssysd Z srai.sry WI BE- lussrsde
voAspaable sernA - .
~ f 40 sAhs marine rtsks IRON and any Of
- n,rshu1n q npas>Gp fug0L favorable ratea.
DoAkU or DIRECTORS.
JOHN RObiN MCDANIEL, Prsaidsnt.
JAMES L. OOnns Vice Prcsdcpf,
0EOR0n y. THURMAN, Chisf Engnssr.
DiKEUToRs.
JoHR oTEy TATLon, sAhrkL H. MCKINNEY
DKxrkR Orky, 5AhUkL uAhLAhD,
lAnks " PATsL JoHs 4. DAsis,
Nm. n. SJRATroH, hAVNck D. LAHeHokhk
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer. d
CkExD T. VILLA, escry.
d 3. ys I 9 n,s.ss ows'' Medical Examiners.
The Medical Of suJecs for Insurance will be
made Omcs Company each day between tho
Sc.,. a. . ana O'clock p n lfab Is
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-
0RAMG8 & ALKxAJD1lA RAIL ROAD.
nVmD Tram leaves AismslrA daily n n m for Cor.
donsys ronsesslsg win The Trains rireinia Cen
trsl lot D1GDn ON y asA The W ST, and with The
0sp Railroad for Woodstock asd
mediate poiata
The Train leave daily lsandsy nights sxcspts o'clock
D. na for RSC MoNO, Ni< W Was X Inc. q I'M.
Pmno Ard ln.ssnsdiass poisfs
1hrough sieksts ~ Tie NAH kVa4t STALLION.
Tire TAAlSS leave 0sraanDvnls daily 10 20 A. n ssd
10 Is y n. arriving n Aiesaarra NJ r. NJ and A. n
o. No night tram sunday.
scPt3n ) q NIcKilN. TIsket Agent
uyOa N y % y y 9. y .-Ths sea.
r boaid Towisg and TrsnsportaiDn Uo,.- = tn>,.r
p.ny dssrvus u onsrng greater udacsmsnts 4611
40 he shipping VI produce 10 lids water have
Of ther outn Of oata proeared the Icon
placed them the limo bew.xt hIehnond Norfolk
ming a foilowBG
Leave Richmond, Tucsdays and Fridays ~ 81 IN
Leave Norfolk Mondays and Tharsdays al u f. ~
Cana, fr"m Lynehburg and other points having freight
Norfolk, will transfer she 6ish III
be In tho Richmond Dock dstv 70 receive freight.
Shippers Norfolk rennded to eoisgn to tho agents
line kichmond tBdgsford Coz who will receive
nd ard freight q 80 " charge
FreixAt takeR q Ns iOsrsu
For further particulars. apply to
w. r. ANDkksON, Agent at Lynchburg
w. T. COX, Agonts At Niehiaon
GARRISON MALONE, Agents at Norfolk,
septllIs
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1saA the Trssh abs.s sur Tart or,

ring sleigh ride this winter past my horses
and the skin OF place than my hand from,
rubbing the irsds Of the thigh applied your
Turf Oil aud In = he well Another Gaze
mule which working my drsy became unable Il,
walk. On sxamoing his FOOT discovered nail
inches long the head Ny driver and the neighbors
he would De good for nothn drew the nail Out,
Of lint and your Turf OIL and him once
aud from Shat he has mot lost hour good
also horse badly snasged the outside Of
hs thigh places about inches deep and four
Inches wids from which he stiff day Your Turt
Gil applied audit brought them entirely sound n
truly greatest remedies sores have eyur
known and have lived drug several years Use
this a. you think propes. Very truly,
FOR sAle by STR0THER 4 WHfTEHEAb
nov u dom LyucLburu
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Once Sen sh.Abae Railroad Csmpas,,
PETERSBURG, July lat. 1885.
14H R9esisgE

nIRECT noUTK TO Tnk WEST ..a the
~ VIRGINIA SPRINGS via south side Railroad from rs
burg Bristol Eass lena and Va kairo4d Bristol
se to nas VIA and XI.as RAILROAD from D
Chattanooga via Nashvie aud Chattanooga Railroad
Chattanooga 70 stevenson via Aemphis and Charleston
Railroad Stevenson to heiDphls.
Through Tickets issued IL tho above points and the Springs
baggage checked through All office s"uthsids
Tie allowing schedule will DO run on the South sds RAN
road comnencinx SUNDAY nsxt the 4th OF July ins
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Connecting with The Richn,ond and Dxnvne Trains a,
uuellon) and with through Al nch
Leave Petersburg daily st............ 33oo'clkA NJ
Arrive at burkesie Junction. At....."..... $40
Arrive at Farm.lle A. ..''''.'...'.'.''.... 9'so
Arrive NJ Lynchburg nt................. l23u " r. NJ
Leave l., nehburg daily A,..........."..... $50 "
Xrr,s" a, Bar1evIIs y une,ion) at............ 2Is
Arrive Al f'''''0's f r TRAIN ''0
Connecting with Richmond aud Dauvs Trains the juno
Leave Petersburg daily at ...................6 AM
Arvc NJ Burk.vils tJuncton) at...............l2 NJ
Arrive at Farm.is a....................l $40 r. NJ.
Anl,r al lyuchburg at..."....... ............ $40
Leave Lynehb"g daily as.....................3 AN.
Arrive Al Farmvle AT $40 -
Arrive AT burkev'le tJancton) at."...........l.+0 NJ
Arrive at Petersburg A. '...'.....:...:.... $50 = NJ
Travel Will he attached to the Train leaving LyneLburs with
. ho a. Mai A. going sopns %s W."
take Aad put OH be- strictly
ANY other sullerlands Anderson NH,
W'lsons W.."iiI', B"ekn aud wntes Noo~ay Z. H.,
Bnrkevie. kicss high bridge, Farmvie, Prospect fap
River,
Sorside Railroad freiph, aud Passenger Trans leave
Petersburg daily tsunda. seHcepted) at.."..7 A. M.
AriNc AZ cay F,Dt al -
Leave Cry POM AL ..................,.......rD
The connec, viii, til, jane. River Steamers
ehy Cy Point Tor Norfolk. and every Saturday morning
Jamestown bound for New York
Inc Afternoon Train this Road will be only when
there business. TO Justify H. Stopping places to take and
pat III passengers 10 be strictly those charge
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Minerals and Precious Stones in California
A correspondent Of the Stockton Republican
writing from Knights Ferry. on the 10Th Of No
vember, says:
aThess b some agitation about pres;ous stones
-snch e rabies, diamonds, aud opals--which
have bssn fbund lately. One gentleman showed
me diamond which he found in Dents Galch,
and thsgo has been . great many opals Of diner
ent varieties. picked up in tho last few days
Parties ere out every day wandering over the bills
looking foe them. Our Senator elect, George w
Dent, iound ono as large as hens egg. The
mind of the public 10 divided upon the value OF
TIE Kniehts Ferry opals Some think they are
vsry valuable, while others think they are worth
les1"
Col. W. c. McDougal has recently completed
geological and neurological exploration in the
mountains Of Los Angeles county. The Los An
- Tho resai. Of Col. McDougal's exploration is
the matsrial for . meteorological cabinet OF our
county Of surprising richness. He has spent six
months in the mountaing Of San Gabriel and the
coat rsure north Of them, and has proved the
existence Of woll-deined mines Of the following
minerals, specimens Of which he he's taken with
him for testing in San Fraucisco-sulphure Of
silver and copper, baronate Of silver red silver orc
white oliver ore, blue sulphuret Of silver copper,
copper and iron, carbonate Of "copper" plumbago.
gold, and rubies. The minerals are in great abun-
danes, and the veins give reasonable evidence of
being insxheustible. The country over which
Colonel MeDougal travelled 10 richer than any he
has investigated in any other part Of the State.
and he 10 perfectly familiar with the minoralogy
If the northern countries. lie has found rubies
in great abundance, not only detached, but in con-
nection with mineral, which gives evidence OF
having been 10 70 state of fusion, and have thus in
corporatsd with them the pebbles.
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jan 90 Il
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

-. NICHM0ND, May lst, 1856.
fall small which gradually he entire
haad including both which eaten by ,,.
me 10 tear that both would drop Oh
tricd all sorts OF advertised and domestic remedies without
any good resus then procured and applied q little TT RE-
OIL began to get better bottle got broke aud we ap
led gals 10 tit again hogan Ny elder dauxh
laid, Pa, 20 get some of that 1urfOt
oked much better when you used IT," We got anoIher
'ottle and her head nearly well THIS sgprs
ased aud took halt every IT, AMI
very offensive One bottle, assured III cers
her entirely there but ste Of the disease
You entitled this aud for the benefit Others TAX
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully y. r. CHALK
To MesSrs Dove Co
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TNOAL! cOALg:-Wea are new prepared 10 an
~ orders for best Red Ash thrace Mountain and Clover
hi Coal a. lowest market prices for Augm delivery
LIT Orders left ~ the Store Messs Valentine 4 Hen.
NJ. Main street, viii receive prompt stsntion.
aus2n Anderson LANFORD CO
CYPR1s9 sRJI !, press Shingles
~ 70 Tons bruah Nouotain Coal For ssle by
ANDERSON, LANFORD Co, on Cana.
mar ~ a.s Laaghorne . Mills
~ NEGROES WANTEDl >A
vDNnE SUBSCRIBERS Wish TO PURCHASH NE.
GROES of either bew the Of TIN ard thirty
for which the highest market price In cash. will DO paid APP
ssptsSn N-N'- = -''N"'s 'S WELLS DAVIS.
n RAT1NHR--A large Isi Or Upper Leather,
:, dee LSn ~ =. franklin & BROTHER
n ONU0N ROWTEn.--91 Ts~rces ssp<rser
IL London Porter In and pint 6ottles ioy sale low
septl<n LEE, JOHNSON 4 co.
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VXyR1DM PATRNr sE WING MAO1IINkn
w ~ \ ~ most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever


rsSniy - aspase The opsr.,.aa j. easier learned
~ aasss IN che heaviest, cloth leather either Of
Sasss wss. IN very .aps,or manner mailing .rssh.
hssA hdss 4 shs cloth ahe rvsns beauty
a. spsas and 90 s. an operator ras
Issasn ~ sslnary repairs omit until it ID With
Issa g iiads 4 Haasaosu'ins oiohisr. T.or. Boot
"a s ~ M ss
that w e sssr wssl Z rapid and substantial n.nner and
aeA sswiss IN 1sd sh Machine psrsicasrly adapted 70
Pv rm Tsion WI srs., saving BY using ihi. Sew.
Ing Machine bstdss being always superior quality
s :s .': rsos
s.na; q ..,as I'll. Machine while Tor many pa,po.
sue: s ns. ::y: %asr
q .hs e s..ly s:s sa. AL. rssoIm:apsd 70
WI dess z - w.y bob In 20 mt Of beauty and strength
bes ssessh payis ees Ono Of nslghbers who has
ia.s: r..s.ssa ssy we..h ne Of his beat
- iavs sosdia ih vlaini,y h.. slssa The great.
ss.1sss. "a severed 4a4.s1 Hsslis.. nom
. :.::: r.: H.. ,:ss :',: :, s':s.%:,
1900 ssys essa !. ano:. csas.as bought
.: e. e s s =: 49, ,s s:s
est mr. sacA II two hundred plantation hs, d.
- e. :.''a y i-s sa'u ono '0''sa has
80. s.s. ,s.d employ thru. or four hand.
nakln9 $500 tOe he rsst but since purchased your
sfs 49, Aetn6 4esAjas, hand The sewing for
1s.5 f,.. soasd.s. IL. s:eSn .I ss;.
ler iss.f evssy tArus nesha ~
WewlA q w. nssA Msshl.eao exanine these a. they
~ ~ 80 b:stsor Family rsas.tIon any
ssh rr ss.ssh z .sauirsA Price Of Wssa's Passs,
81 WHITLEY ALYON, Ysopsis,oss
r GeM " A. q HNGLEDoHE. dealer Il Fancy 0oods
0o0ne1n, He. kUDo0b1kf. Va 10ts
GUR104RROuRUAE8 LIM sseAelI
- Cseeeltsi eeae eapw rbsspAass u Lins prepared
Gem g1 nons4 %Nsuv16 0sAne and osA.r isae aeknowt
seesdesale.A $500 = - slens.ss efe vl1orsss snd
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MACHINE.MADE
II o n s e 8 II 0 e $,

vNHE TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY at TROY y
u T., have HENRY BURDENS IMPROVED HoKSl:
SHOE MACHINERY now snecessfni operation Ard arc
prepared to execute ore-s for HORSE and MIL SHOES
price Of Horse Shoe Iron. $500 "'' '''
The quality OF the Iron used In these warranted in
every respect These shoes have OF ana
used by the United state. AZ
by ct the principal Stage Omnibus snd
Horse shoers throughout the country These Shves ear M
purchased through the principal Harw and Iron IN
the United States --5 ''
Orders addressed to the subscriber Troy will rcc,x,
prompt attention. WA.F. BURDEN, Agcp.
Trov'
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CHESTERFIELD, Jan. 4, 1853
MEssRs DOVE Co--Gente neA lila uv had s,ort t,,,
since OCCASION 10 your turi Oil In extraordinary
autt action gratifying, refrain frou,
writin )oG for the al
large had hue Colt In static which t..re as
ais" bui The Bull u cause AMI
gorcd the Colt III the shoulder depth about uch
aud ripped about distance which
"a wound ueixbLo,x w.r,
present sed they would give c.n,s Tor his
fs that they useless do him how.
deturnneu the Turf Oh, alter
small bvIies he Is outir, y cared
Very respectfully.
Jan % Il. c. FRIEND.