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Young JOHN BRowN.-A curious affair took
place in Quincy, Mass on the day of the exc
cution of John Brown in Virginia, which
came near having a tragical termination
There is boy, aged about fourteen years,
named John Brown, residing in the town and
several boys in the neighborhood concluded
that he ought to be tried for treason. They
accordingly put him through the regular forms
of trial. He was arraigned in due form, was
allowed counsel 0unior,) and after patient
investigation of the case, he was adiudged
guilty, and sentenced to be hung. The boys
paaced b. upon barrel under tree fastened
slip moose around his body, enclosing his
arms, and fastened the rope to a limb of the
tree. They then kicked the barrel from un-
der him, and young John Brown was nearly
launched into eternity, for the rope slipped up
and caught the young gentleman around the
throat. He was now in perilous situation,
as his thoughtless companions We're frightened
by the blood that flew from his nostrils in
stream, and ran away from the scene as fast
as possible. Fortunately for young Brown, a
woman in a house near by ran out with big
carving knife and cut him down. Young Jno.
was game to the last
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THE UNION FLAG.-The flag presented by
the ladies to the committee of arrangements Of
the late Union meeting in Philadelphia, and
which is to be sent to Governor Wise as q
present to Virginia, bears the motto, "Union
forever''-surroundedb by three stars-and on
the reverse side the words: 'Pennsylvania
greets her sister State of Virginia. Dec. 1882
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Wooden Pumpkin Seed and Rosin Nut

gentleman of this city purchased guam
tity of pumpkin seed at the North, and find
ing, after he had put them in the ground, that
they Were rather slow in coming up, had the
curiosity to examine the material they We're
made of, and found them all of wood. A lady
observing, in grating nutmegs over her de-
sert, that the favor was not much improved,
discovered that the nutmeg was made of rosin
This will do very well. Brown paper heels
ard soles of shoes, hollow brass nail heads,
wooden pumpkin seed. and rosin nutmegs.-
All OF piece with the hollow philan thropy
of abolition.
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ONE OF THEM.-The Elmira IN. " Gazette
says that Hazlett, one of the Harper's Ferry
insurgents, was formerly connected with a
gang of horse thieves in that vicinity, and es-
capped punishment by turning States evidence
This is a specimen OF the martyrs who are to
make "the gailows glorioEs as the cross.''
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LIGHTHOUSE OFFICE.

NORFoLK. Va, Dec. Ist, 1S59.S
NOT zee TO MARINERS.-CHKsAPEAK BAY
AND JAMES RIvERs.-The Upper and Lower Cedar
Point light vessels, Potomac river; the Bowler's
Rock light vessel. RappahanH ock river; and the
Hooper's Straits light vessel and James, Island
light vessel, Tangier Sound. Chesapeake Bay, will
be withdrawn from their stations for the winter,
and their stations will be marked by spar buoys,
The iron can and nun bueys in the above named
rivers will be removed at the same time, and spar
buoys will be substituted during the winter.
Due notice will be given of the return of the light
vessels and bnoys to their stations. in the spring
By order of the Light House Board.
JAMES H. NORTH, Lieut.. U. s. n,
de 6-eod6t l.. H. Inspector, 5th District.
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"Homespun.r,

A very good friend of ours, who is a most
ardent Southern man and true patriot, pre-
sented himself to rs on Saturday, clad "frae
top to toe'' in Virginia cloth-genuine 'home-
spun" He is good-looking man, and we
never saw him show off better than in his do
mestic suit How much prouder it is to be an
independent man in homespun than to pay
tribute in broadcloth land that tribute to
those who wrong and outrage us-who take
our property and deny us the means of recov-
eripg it-who misrepresent us and revile us,
and yet have all the benefits of the carrying
trade 81 our S200,000,0oo of staples and all the
profits in the manufacture and sale of nearly
all we consume-people who have all the ben
efits of union, and inhict upon us as much of
evil as possible.
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Did.

On Monday, 18th inst. Of 81 O'Clock r. M, Mrs.
of her age.
Her friends and acquaintanccs are iuyitad to at
n, ~ IS eamore Church, without further notice.
On Tuesday. 18th inst. at quarter TO o'clock,
A. M, Mr.. THOMAS KING, in the SD year Of his
His friends and acquaintancss, and those Of Mr.
Vim. n, Wnidrop, arc respectfully invited to at
tco.
In Gcottsville. Dec 18th, FRANCIS J., infant
mnMthaand Is dnyn. - 81 -' - 80.
Tho funeral will lake place from Trinity cLurch
to day. a. II O'Clock, A. Al The ffiends ana sc
saaint.nees Of the family ars invited TO attend
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Gov. WIsE.-The Norfolk Argus states that
Gov. Wise, having purchased from his BROTH
er, John @. Wise, Esq, the splendid Moseley
farm, beautifully located on the Eastern
branch of the Elizabeth, about eight miles
from that city, contemplates removing and
residing there in the early part Of next year
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s...m.f rsuss,Is. aE III rAil... r1ls. and
pis; ssss sss,s 6pss.. lsh,, New
YSss hy EdSps psysRgsrs Esv York bar
1s Scsa. EassSs d Chichester Nsw York. ndzs. D.
schr. " ysks. Tastls. Nsv York, mdzs., D. 4 ".
s sohs. s. 4. Alien, Baker, Boston, ndzs.. D. ".
s ehr: Al r. wstmore, Bossrt. Philadelphia. coal,
scir. s. P. Hawss. Mason. Philadelphia, coal. s.
sehr. Fanny en stokes. Philadelphia. coal. 4. L.
Sc,hiar. Courier, Todd, Philadelphia, GOAL. A. s.
schr. Helen Mar. futile. Philadelphia, coal, R.
schr: wv. woolsson, Crawford, Philadelphia,
Sci Sehr. Ashland. Graves, Philadelphia, mdze, W.
senr. s. i Bailey. Line Troy, iron ore. !. r. An
scSr. .Jalis Newman, Trotte, Portland, Maine
scSi Laoy csaIos, Widen Albany umbsr s.
sch1 . 3. sans. Cook Albany, lumber, J. 4.
Ds schI. 4nd Croker Norfolk, mdze
Schr. John Alexander. Lewis, Bait, lumber :. o.
Sohr Elite, Saunders, Alexandra, coal, Va. Tow
Schp. James E. Price. Partridge, Norfolk, mdzs; e,
schr. MARY Eliza, Morecock' chlckan0niA'' o''-
'e Scbg o Ellen Godsboroagh, Bunting, Havre do
Grace, slate, E. +. Dudley. ,...s.,a ,rh..t 70
Schr. st. Cloud, Gwatney, Smitnned, "hsas' "
Schr. Alabama, yangelder, Thomaston, Maine,
engines. e. Dennis, Petersburg. wheat, Mo-
Schr. Hampton, Curtis, Back river, wheat.
Scilr. VIM. James, oysters.
Sohr John Frances, oysters. =
Schr Mary Washington, oysters.
Schr. JosephuS. oysters.
Schr. Golden Gate, oysters.
Sioop Laru, oysters
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, N. y, mdxe. and
passengers, Ludlam Il Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene. Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers. d. e w. CurrIe.
Steamer Pennsylyanla, Teal. Phla.. mdze. and
Schr Ann Eliza, Jones, N. Y, coal, w. D. Col
quit X Co.
schr. VIM. Speare, Jones, Bait. via Sondy Point,
wheat, w. D. Colguitt Il Co.
Schr. William 7. Hendren, Brooks, York river,
mdze.
Col. De RnssY.
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PosT-OFFICE RoBBERY.-D. Palmer, Jr.
from ST. Louis. an ambrotypist, robbed the
post-office at Athens, Ga, on Friday last, and
then attempted to fire the building. He has
confessed his guilt, and the money and stamps
taken by him We're returned.
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Virginia Packet for Liverpool.

In our advertising columns will be found
an advertisement of a new and elegant barque,
the "PIONEER." which has been purchased
for the Virginia and Liverpool line, aud is
now loading, and will sail with Dispatch
This is the FIRST vessel of the new line, glo-
rious enterprise, around which we hope the
people of Virginia will rally as one man. Let
every merchant cotton grower, and tobacco
dealer of the South determine to Sustain only
Southern ship owners. Let every man in
Virginia, who is purchaser and consumer.
sustain the patriotic virginans who are
establishing this line We would add that
agents have been selected in Liverpool, so that
orr importing merchants may forward their
orders ut once, and thus have their goods
brought directly into Virginia waters. Due
notice will be given to importers when the
Pioneer is expected to return from Liverpool.
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R Richmond Made Cloaks.
CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT

50 MAIN STREET.
assortment OF FuRS, Just received and selling at
much less than their value.
Frs. RUCHES, HEAD-DRESSES , Dress SILKS,
R!BBoNS, VELVETS and PRINCES, Dress
CAPS. best qualits Extension SKIRTS. French
Needle worked COLLARS, SLEEVES. HDK'FS,
DSIERY and GLOVES; Fancy NOTIONS of all
Having just purchased in New York, for cash,
am enabled to offer great inducements to those IN
search of bargains in F YRS and FANCY GOODS
RICHES, RIBBONS, &C., &c.
Milliners supplied at New York wholesale, cash
prices. r. EZEKIEL,
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Words and Action.

Upon the heels of the Boston Union meeting
comes The election of Black Republican can
didate. LINCOLN, for Mayor, over the Citizens
candidate, WIGHTMAN.
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The I.eoiSlature.

| In both Houses, yesterday, reports of COM
| mittees were received opposed to gran ting the
| prayer of THOMAS WYNN, of Iowa, asking the
| commut of the sentence of EDWIN Cor
PIE, now under sen tence of death at Charles
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ALEXANDRIA MoyING.-The merchants of
Alexandria have taken initiatory steps to ia
| ciltate direct importation and for the encour-
agement OF home manufactures.
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MAYOR OF BosToN.-Hon. +. W. Lincoln,
Jr, american Republican," has been elected
Mayor of Boston by plurality of 1900 votes.
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JHauafy, Ibs ~ slSetion * Superin tsn1sal
u ~ renftonfiAFy. 10 MI the unexplrOd term
|sof the 1ate Chi Cnas. Morgan.
The 0emmkt4oe On Ftoence hae nxed on the
shS general reStSfOu 81 fhe iicense laws.
The Committee on Military Affairs was EN-
powered ~ send for persons ana papers IN the
discharge Of their duties. MI KEMPKR. the
chairman, In moving for such power, said the
committee proposed to organize an Ordnance
Department and renew the operations OF the
Armory in the anufacture Of arms.
The Public Printer was ordered to print 500
copies Of the Constitution for the use Of mem.
beTs.
A number OF bills were read = flrst and se-
cond time. and on motion the House adjourn.
ed.
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;. N Teeth Teeth!! Teeth!!! Teeth!..

M Teeth! Teeth! Teeth!.! Teeth!.!
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Now y the time for az who are suffering from
tooth ache and decayed stnmps, and intend to have
new set. to have them extracted, as you can do
50 lc.fhonf pam. Call soon. as Dr.. TRAVERSE'S
s' az ~ ~ Inc G,ay = some Is, nat limited.
OF Bank } Room No. s. Cffice hours from 8 A. NJ,
to- r. from to 6 and to P. NJ.
P.S.-Chronic diseases of all kinds treated with
perfect success, by the use of electricity.
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Mr.. vssrhees' seeee ;.

The brilliant speech Of the hon. y =
yoonurss, Of Iadiana, IN behalf OF JOIN !. =
ooox. IN she recent trial ~ Cnariss'oWh, mas
bssn printed in Al Extra sheet At TINS once
and e now for vale At the counter. Oop,es
vii, be sent by mail in reply to orders remit
tsnS each 4 tArss eant stamp.
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A NTONISHING TO ALL.-MADAME RUS
hSELL, the celebrated Astrologist, has lust
arrived, and will remain but short time. She Was
born with natural gift tell all the events of life
even your very thong hts; will tel. whether GU are
married or single, and how many times you are to
astonlshed thousands with her magic power No
gentleman admitted. Mrs. EDDiNs' Boarding
House, 18TH or Governor street, between Main
and Franklin streets. no Aim
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IA RICHMOND THEATRE.
THIS DAY. EVENING. Dec. 18th.
MARRIED,

On Thursday, the 5th inst. by Rev. ]. =. Jeter,
at Grace Street Baptist Church, Mr.. WASHING
TON A.GhIFFIN, of Richmond, to Miss n ES-
TER A. PULLiAM. OF Henrlco,
At Glencairne. Stafford county on Tuesday morn
THOMAS D. MONCuRE, Esq.,, of this city, and
Miss ANNIE WASHINGTON, daughter Of Judge
r. c.. l.. Moncrre.
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IA To Bricklayers, builders, and other,

"a 10 Brickinyers, builders, and others,
DESlROUS OF ENTERING INTO THE MANU-
FACTURE OF BRICK.-The advertiser would
rent or lease lot of several acres conveniently To-
cated. near the city limits sbounding in superior
grounds, with buildings for the accommodation OF
hands, and his personal attention, unite in such
business upon equitable forms, with q respensib BILE
person, or persons, for commencing operations, ex-
tens!vey, early in January next. References given.
Apply at this oflse, address, through the Post
de 8-lws -
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LOST AND sTRAYED.

A To Save Lard, use Sempless InfalIi.
bile Baking Powder. For sale by sill Druggs 9 and
Grocers.
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IA, Steam Engine fort.sale.-A two and a.
hall horse ST Fam ENGINE, in complete order,
having been used only three weeks. 1t will be sold
at bargain. Apply at this office. oc IT'S
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I LADIES' FAIR OF BETHLE.
b. HEM CHURCH.-There will be q sale
ladies' of the German Ev. Lutheran Church, at the
School Room, in the rear of the Church. on 9th,
between Clay and Leigh streets, commencing on
TUESDAY evening, and continuing until Friday
night, 10th mat.
REFRESHMENTS will be provided, and
Christmas Tree exhibited. Open from 10 A. NJ. to
10 p. Nj. de ll-2t
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E Make Ready..Take Aim. Fire !..Just
received one hundred COLTS CELEBRATED
sizes For sale by JAMES WALSH
no 21-lm Maker and Importer of Guns, &c
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ma Special Notice.-Having determined be-
fore next fall to thoroughly repair store, or pull
down and build new One we therefore offer all
WINTER wear at cost. We solicit call from ali
persons In want of such goods as they must and
win be sold at some price. Call at
uO30-lm COURTNEYfS. 2a Broad st
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LIFE AND FIRE IN9UH AEcE I!
isSs oed ds5stai insurssss Gcs, q fssrI stlsst,
oDposss Iehs 9qs re s6d Fsxs1F sa e
Insure your LiYeS for the benefits Of yoaf Miv1s
md CafLpK xN--ffee from the claims q cre0gons
The gdvantaKeD 0doro4 .yOu 80 onDufpAsseu ~
s Lx V' fNisiuJRxNcE! For tho 5onsssf or the
sn sTRE '1 fINsuRXNCE--Evsry description 81
The best Companies represented.
Ali Losses promptly adjusted. -,
Can snd yst Pamphlet and CIrcq!sr, vhis5 Val
AZ FIT General Insurance Agent.
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EUN AHE AID. -
FOOT- RACING.
AGREAT MATCH n aCE n q k'r,yr x.r,

FoOT- RACING.
AGREAT MATCH RACEOF FIVE MrLEsFoR
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS A sIDF. on
pxRk ogm sh 90 4. tine kkEblMYLE TRoTTNe
between NJ JACKSON. the Ams nss, gas INST
Eug ENE DAILY, Of Richmond D'''' anu
After which, JACKSON will run mile heat. with
MN. fOUNG, the best two in three, for 500 : sias
Also, race of one hundred yards for S1s :, 10
between JOHN FINN and JOHN J. BROWN: 40
fifty yard race for Si5 side. between three sthsr
Responsible Judges will be on the ground.
Z Admlsslon 70 cents; Carriages free. de is-st.
n FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
- OLD poMfNIoS
GssA DE u ATING SOCIETY,
The Managers Of the above named Society ,ats
great pleasure n announcing that their
FOURTH ANNUAL Ball
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. nrn, 1885,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
The committee have spared neither pains nor
expense to make this affair pleasant one 70 All
who may participate in it.
SMITHS ARMoRY BAND has been engaged
SUPPER will be furnished in the lower hall of
the lnstItute by an experienced caterer.
TICKETS Of admission ON DOLLAR, to be had
of any member Of the following committee:
S VII w .EMqSyE IN rM Is,, Gs,hm'n,
c cHss wMAfiTsTHEH ib55SirER. commI't''
H. J. MYERS -
JOSEPH R0SENHErM,
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VIRGINIA. HAIR RESToRER.
INFALLfABLE.
Price ~ per bottle To be had Of any of the drug
eists in this city. Wholesale depot for orders 80
MAN Of.
/ am prepared to furnish the trade 1t the us,,al
discount. Orders promptly attended TO-
de I2-1m X. EZEKIEL, 50 Main st.
IA Notice Having purchased the interest Of
M late par Mr.. Powell, shall continue the
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSfN ESS
in al it, branches, as heretofore
With THANKS for tho patronage no literally ex
tended to the late firm, solicit ccntinuancs Of
the same, At the old stand. corner Of Bank and I2
streets. ROBERT GARTVRijWT
de Ppm
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SCHAAP co.'s,
de H--2w Corner Broad and Third sss.

A DMINlSTRATOR'S MOTTO E..-Hav.ns
"A administered upon the estate of the late James
Winston Esq, of this city, notice Is hereby given
to all persons indie bted to ium, By bond. note,
open account to call on me and settle their respee-
tive indebtedness with the least possible DELAY;
and those having claims against the estate will
settlement. WIN, +. BUTLER,
de A-2W Admir- of lanes Winston dac'd
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:. S.:. I: sss'sl : = So = 'A'' ODE
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xrr4 STRAYED-From my residence on
ftA{x Broad street. Church Hill, on Wedne sday
back and belly, rather dished face, her horns not
projecting higher than the top of her head, and
small holes having been bored in them, the end of
her tail is white, her ear marks are not recoected
She was in good order and giving milk when she
lott. liberal, reward viii be given for her de-
livery to me at home.
de l3-Stt JAMES d. EI.IETT
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THE BEST BARGAINS in DRY Good. eau

4 certainly be had at JACOB A.. LEWIS. IS
Main street. he has in store large and well
selected stock of Dry Goods, consisting in part OF
the folio wing articles, all Of which have been pur-
chased at the lowest cash prices. and will therefore
be sold at such rates cannot fail to gen.
eral satisfaction: Negro and Bed Blankets, Lin
seys, Glasgow Jeans, Cassiineres. Satnetts. CASH
netts. Kerseys. Fulled Cloths heavy TwIlled Flsn-
nels. fine allwool White FIanneis. fine red and
yellow all wool Flannels. Napkins, Table Cloths,
Linen and Cotton Sheetmgs, 81 ard 10 4. Diapers.
White Marseilles Quilts, rich Furniture Ca'icoss.
and various other goods, all OF which viii be sold
A pric,x Tn, suit purch aRArs.
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+ OST-On Wednesday, the 7th inst near the
II County Courthouse, my FREE PAPERS,
They were in Morocco Pocket Book, with some
small change. will give reward for them il left
at this office. LEVENlA SCOTT Auburn,
de l3-2tf Free woman of colcr,
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observation that there are more sufferers
from debility among Americans among
any other civilized nation. The reason is obvious We
too little exercise and forget the of the body
the absorbing pursuits Of business In all ord
medicines little good required is Just
such tone. and inTgorator Dr. Cstetter given
to the WoEld In his GELRuRATED The weak and
dsn5en Of the counting house the toll
lamp, have found wonderful reEeneratoF in HE
aud prefer to less efca-
cous medicines But It should forgotten that the
agent which tS SO magical in IT. influence upon frame
which Is merely deetated is equally assisting
would not give It n trial?
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
~ See advertisement in another column. oc1
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M. Ne WALLETS
Grent French Remedy for Renal,

Gro"t French Remedy for FemaIe 1rreEu-
Inrit1es.
For Suppresssd 4emsss, Scanty Delaying or Painful
AsNses; for YATES or LeucOrrhea eOith too Scanty
M''str"atf0"' Heqdache, and other s0erfn0s during
the Ntnses.
An invaluable medicine females Ladies' who suffer
from these difficulties unpleasant it is to
describe them to physician, appreciate the value OF
simple yet efficient remedy, which they may always have
at hand, and apply at pleasure.
1t should be known that the frequent irregularities to
which young females subject unless properly cured
frequently the of diseases of the most
and formidable character But comparatively few girls
glide this period without proper aid or the
mission of grave errors The advantages home
dy for all such cases will be duly appreciated.
Price, 81. Sold only by
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD
octl DrW0gLSkS, Monroe st.
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MFRS. wENsLOw

An experienced female physician has Soothing
Syrup for children teethng, which greatly facilitates the
process ofteehing BY soenlng gums reducing all in
aamnation-wi aIlay all pain, to regulate the
bowels. Depend it, mothers. it will give your
selves and relief and health your infants Perfectly safe
in all gases. Sec advertisement in another column.
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The Place to get your Meat.
M ATFhEW SEAMAN would respectfully announce to
A his numerous friends and the public, he has re-
from the stall OF Charles H. Bender, that In f
ture he may be found at stall No. 6 Upper Market where
those desiring the Vsry checest cuts OF all kinds OF meat
10 call lie Is thankful for the liberal patronage
to deserve patronage in the FUTURE continuance
OF the oet9 TTG