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REsIGNED.-Peter Wilson, Esq, not long
since appointed to Ice receiver of public money.
at the land office at Omaha, Nebraska Terrific.
~, has resigned the third class clerkship 81 Coo
per annum) held by him in the General Land
Office in this city. ...
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ACCOUNTS or MAIL CONTRACTORS 1t is not
true that the Postmaster General has submit
ted proposition to capitalists either Of this city
or elsewhere, to insure the obtaining of money
by contractors on the Indebtedness Of the Post
Office Department to them.
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IL THoueH "THE STAR Is PRINTED or THE
FASTEST STEAM PRKss IN USE SOUTH OF BALTI-
MORE, ITS EDITION Re so LARGE As TO REQUIRE IT
To BE PUT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY HOUR; ADvER-
TIsKxKNrs, THEREFORE,. SHOULD BE SENT IN By
TWELVE o'cLocK, M; OTHERWISE THEY NAY NOT
APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT DAY.
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BOARDING.

ROAR DlNG-At No. S5l Penn. sv.Ena over
ID HooysT's. nearly opposite Browns, double and
single ROOMS with BOARD.
mar . St. MRS. - PARRIs
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THB BosToN Posi- OFFICB.-The Attorney
General is said yesterday to have decided that
the removal Of the Boston post office was illegal.
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ENGR AVING

W ENGRAVING.
LISTING, WEDDING, aud AT HOME"
CARDS eles antly engraved and printed. The finest
quality Cards furnished
ARMS. RESTS. and INIT AIS cut upon stone
and engraving IN all it, bTal,css promptly aNecBtI
NJ. w. GAIT A BRO,
Jewellers, 81 Pa. av., dos,rs Mestof
mar gST Rrouuss Hotel.
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NURSERY CHAIRS, ROLLING HOOPS,
BOOKS, PAPER DOLLS, DRUMS. GUNS, &c,
' maj ISL fa LAMMoND's.
u COAL.I7cOAL.
COAX; which we are anxious e SCI! st the lowest
possible rates w. oornsF ,sth sn T NJ NJ. GNA a.
LAST And positive chance Of hayinE yoT T, GcTns,
whose new system is entirely painless and instan-
taneous. DR.. :. will remain tall Tuesday next.
street. Be on hand if you value relief Many tss-
timonials from this city. mar 25-3t'
WHITE GRAVEL FOR
Ro2FNG SAap ssSy. wAK BSa
ing Sand, Wood and Coal, cheap for cash, at my
Wharf. next to l4th street BRIDGE csn and leave
Dealer in Wood, Coal ard Sand,
mar % tStatesD cor. l4th and c sts., near Canal.
rAI.TS' CITY STEAMFIRE WOOD MILLS.
to ali pat. Of the cty Navy Yard, aud eor@S
town. Orders by mail, promptly attended 70. The
u. W. corner iat6 and c st::. No; 81;
T. KNowI.EDGEMENT.
HE Undersigned acknowledges the receipt this
day Of an anonymous letter, dated WASHINGTON
cor tanning $50 for widow lady resident IN this
pace, which was paid into her hands this morning.
The recipient of this covert gt desires the writer
tnder her unfei gned thanks to the donor. whoever
IL may be- ROBERT JAMESON.
Alexandria, March oath, 1889. mar 25-St-
ICE rlT BaHR Forks EkksE sF9G SEt IS. SETS AL
NJ. w. ALT BRO Jewellers, 35l Penn. ave-
nue., -four doors west Of Browns Hotel, have just
P If $iTcGERs' approved
CAKE BASKETS, CASTORS, URNS,
WATERS, AIBATA FORKS. SPOONS, &c.
M. w. GAIT a BRO,
Jewellers, 34 Penn. avenue, b tween
mar 25-St 9th and nth streets.
KINDLING AND STOVE WOODROW mill
N being asaIn in thor, Ugh order are now pre-
pared to furnish all in want of III Ell. at very low
rates. Our machine prepared WOOD Is acknowl-
edge the FEet 10y all seekers of ECONOMY and conve
nience. Il. j. w. nj. GAIT.
N. w. corner 18th and sts No. 547;
mar 21-ly.r Foot of nth St, below War Depart.
< UNITED STATES as. FRANCE!
-. N. PIXIES PURE OHIO CATAWBA
BRANDY against the flaming factitiGus Liquo q
manufactured IN France for this market. since the
ana = Is made b, Dr. Anti sell (Cl enica Examiner
u. = Patent Offcel publish d in the city papers,
along with the analyses Of DIR G. T.. jackson. of
Boston, and DIR. H.ram Cox OF Cincinnati, this pure
medicinal Brandy has been recon mended aud pre-
scrbed by the m hdical practitioner of this city as
safe and pure article for lids. To be- had at
DAN'I. b. CLARKE'S
Drug aud Chemical Store. cor. AZ 1T. d Pa av.,
y and corner Mars LAID av. and 18th ST.
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IHE CURRENT FIREs-There can bs nm
doubt that this city is again suffering under
the ihnlction OF the presence of gang of in
eehdIsrles, great or small-suHicient in num-
Der however, to be destroying almost nightly
thousands OF dollars worth of property of our
ieiiow-cltizens, and endangering life. Though
the taxpayers Of the Federal Metropolis have
been malcted in the cost of supporting the extr.
police, they thus obtain no greater insurance
against such an evil than existed before its
employment; and, 30 far a. the public can die.
cover, there has been no movement whatever
in the Mayors Office to lead to the hope that
the villains will be ferreted out and dealt with
according to law.
The case Of this community, in this matter,
Is hard one. We see no other remedy for II
than volunteer association to secure proper re-
wards to the discoveries and convictors of the
incendiaries. The failure of the CORPORATION
to pay to Officer KimbalI the offered reward
IN a similar case, fairly earned by him, has
nau Dad effect on the county police not sala-
r'ed Dy the Corporation. They effected the
arrest and punishment of some ineendiar;es
In years gone by. The inducemept was a law
upon inc city records offering a reward for
their detection and conviction. Recen,lv a.,
we nave remarked, the failure of the Corno,..
hon, or the refusal to pay the reward. has
caused those officers to cease to be active In
such eases. The kimball case has ON seve,.I
occasions been the subject of discussion in tho
Council for years, and though generally re.
garded as being 80 clear that the officer could
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WATCHES.

WATCHES.
Il RODSHAM. Cooper Adams Jurzrnsap', Co
penhagen. Vacheron. and all other Matches ~
OF celebrity. A complete assortment always 81
Also perfectly reliable Timekocpers by less aA.I1
bic makers at very low rates
III Watches and Chronometar. carafuIlx "a
paired by skillfu workmen.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
Jewellers, "a Pa. sy., doors west of
H..fal
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w a" b 6RrhGGiI:ST AND PUaRN,cErTIsr

Il OF ALI. KINDS,
Opening This Day at
McLAUGHLIN'S, Pa av,
mar24st (UnionD between 9Th aud sth sts
T AIDES TRAVELLING
L. AND SHOPPING BAGS,
McLAUGHLIN'S, Pa av.,
mar2i-S Union between 8th and 9Th sis
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TWO WAYS To WEDI.OCK, a new Newell
Il cite, reprinted from the Home Journal, 1 vol
The Cuprit Fay, by Jos. Rodman Drake, 1 vol
ume, 30 cents.
Lady Besslnston's Conversations with Lord Ny
ron, volOme, 81.
Buck snd's Curiositiss Of Natural History. vol
umes, Sl.25
PHILIPS Bookstore. No. So Pas
mar 3 between 9th and 10Th 81
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WANTS.

WANTED-By a respectable NOuns Woman,
w SITUATION as c"ok IN aPuyate family, oI
Ia take care Of child aud de- plan wing Citol
reference Vivcn IL required. Address Box No ",
at this office. W.
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NURSERY CHAIRS, ROLLING HOOPS
~ GRACES. BATTLEDORES. PICTURE
BOOKS, PAPER DOLLS, DRUMS, GUNS, &c.
cheap for cash, at
25-St I.AMM0NDS.
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Two BE SOLD FOR WANT or ITSE-An ex-
cellent young HORSE, rs hands high n -
ssuPeIiIof riding and driving animal, 6t for ~
h1...iIs use; the road, or any service that aNA
Also, top BUGGY and HARNESS, but IitiIs
worn. Price for the whole S6S. The Horse will le
washington Aqueduct, GEORGETOWN. mar q Iw'
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- DIRECT FROM IoNDoN AND PARIS.
A beautiful selection opening this ga, some en-
tirely different from any offered this city before
- Cal and SEQ for yourself-tle largest assert
ment In the city.
III. J. MCLAUGHLIN,
Pennsy lvanIa avenue, bet 9Th and Sth sts.
mar q st Unon& Alex GAIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13

me &, and said ! had given $4,000; said 70 him:
.to, them, but I said, on is not !, but Got
M ls a'd ~ (Appause This is theatre, and
1890 Sesreo DC God that He has opened this theatre
or we proclamation or His hoy word. Mr. President,
,o,s hrn when ! Game here this morning; hal q bsd
NV ~, y u all eoneand God has removed it. and
uapx I'D iof W and for all he has coue for me- OIL
Jus 20 90 our way rtjoclpg-n a short n me- we shall
in glory. 'As" "' s"A' ''A'''
Rev Dr. Palmer, Of New oteaps spose To the ,ast re
solution The world fd OF books bu, over them ali
the Bible assumed cottol with quiet o,,uits ana nm
imperial majesty Statesmen, d,v,oes ali
wrte; but hers are The writings which anu t,y nosh
aside other manuscripts vanity Why cad IL this
pre- eminepce OF title that all other snoai bow
down 10 Il. as s toe fheaves bnSo1 doso Josepa's
steaf? Because II Is Coda book, and, Therefore il is
mars heritage He proceeded TO maintain the divine Ia
sphaiion o. the Bible, ana the Necessity Of seadng 1t
abroad He spoke ~ England aud Am'rica a. the two
great Pr sspt Dstiors which conro the Of
The earth yEDPlaDd, said he God 10 heaven bless her
(Amepi and applause )-and make her tentoIj
instrument Of good than ssoe en-. " Just
long there two naous continued to spread the Gospel
just so obg he believed they woId cpat.ua t, prosper
and though this nation stands aboTe burning aud heav
ing yocat would treasure up its secret es, for God
would pr serve for bis work. The BILE alone you'd
clasp ,be whole human in bond Of bTo,Der hood
The audience united in sir cling the doxoosy add we're
dismissed with benedicoD pronounced by the Rev, Dr.
BANGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-13
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL UNION.
BUSINESS MEETING.

We gave in our issue on Wednesday morning sketch
Of the rise and progress Of this society, their annual
port and their anniversary proceedings at the Broadway
Tabernacle We today lay before readers the close OF
the anniversary proceedings Of that society held at the
City Assembly Rooms yesterday afternoon and evening
The officers and managers Of the Congregational Union
convened at the City Assembly Rooms, AS Broadway,
yesterday three O'Clock p NJ and called 70 order
by the Reverend Leonard Bacon o. The exercises
commenced with prayer BY the Rev. Or. Bacon, which
was followed by report of the treasurer N. a. oAkins,
ycm which CLEAN the following To their finances
Balance band ut the OF the year. 498
Amount received from Congregat churches, Maine. 70
Churches man in NePH annuRhiYe 130
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had not found the least opposition On Sunday he 10
varaby gave sermon offsom one bour and quarter 70
one ur and thr quarters and was aetentvey ana pa
ne uo'nng Sh half the bands have right oy Nv so
eopd have been below Hs also han Ho'e cas-
$50 epepp gs seek, and bad ms1v attend "a sac.
day, "h. port ne invite, The people % 60 ne on oan
10 hear he sermon, but wonid allow no o or ssimip
20 ashore that DAY. The Ifsl sas lbat bis cfss
were hsppy ana comfortable, po sweariog 10 qaarrehins
dlso,eo epce but prompt discharge OF Their dates
H. xt0Tied The miphers present TO DO their u'n ~ %
prevail nour shpos pers ship ns g. DO h, sah
OoD DR cfpvnced ny nvs pears exosrien ~, IN w9icp
he has ,vpr haa TO resort 20 pun shinent Ia
Gaze, that sious II better tbaD che is'ns
conmsDo, whore toe hrntaity Of the oh,eTs make sn
h' u,I be eany hsroeoed na'n's the sea eo
IN oprosloB 70 the oee anoog mane officers, kdfpess
has = beur eject than cruel even on the most de
pfavsd
HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY
This Society formed IN ls42 nv the Alumni OF tue
Union theological Smipary, shich fouodst Jan s.
ls3e-'te Rev thomas wcr.ules. D. u, LII o. i.s hrss
President; Inc Rev Henry White, hrs; Pfo' ssor OF
theology. and ibe Rev Ed ward Robia90B, ID D Ill D. ,
be great oriental traveller wbo,e geogr aphic researches
In Pa'ef tine widely anovn of he hpest Hebrew
scholars ihs country, and the Oldest apo m,s Dro oil
bept Professor OF Biblical Literature 10 tns Sem nary ls
,eYpiops views aye Peesbyerans and ougre
get on hst, AID Me called moderate" 10 coDtadsunc
uou rom "patty."
The society designed to perpua.e that unna, into
rest which i's members felt students o. the sem niry
yTorote acausntancs among the graduates o. ali the
csttes TO ephrt the Dp.tby and co oprluon OF TIE
alumni IN advancing the best Interests OF toer Alma
Mater; ard by address, narrative OF peroos' exps
fierce friendly counsel and exercises OF devotion TO n
crease III, pey Of m members and their usefulness Id the
work Of the Lord
The members plumber from four to I've huodred, and
scattered the face OF the earth rhey boif their
annual meeting the seminary the Wednesday OF the
anniversary week In May, at which tme our CITY IL
crowded ab the clergy of almost every ate AZ to~re
are no subscriptions fees there expenses Inonr.
red: but II In the desire Of good many that little
entertainment should be provided which may ho'd out
an extra nduceneut TO its members TO attend the annual
meeting, compare their experiences and home with
them a more pleasant "reminiscences than be de.
rived from the present friendly though somewhat formal
meeting.
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.


stock, but invests IL entire income in the
manufacture Of Bibles Since it's organization the
society has issued l3,625.lo4 Bibles and Testamen9
printed in twentyeght different languages and dstri-
buted to all pars Of the globe IN 1920 resolution
adopted TO supply every destitute family in the United
States with copy Of the Bible and since that time the
society has been engaged by s agents and auxaries
The work Of exploring and supplying the several States
and Territories Ia 1851 Comuttee on Versions re-
ported certain corrections of 'ae version the
Bole which we're beneved TO consist simply OF uuimpor
rant changes OF errors o. the press capitals
&C. The report accepted but subsequently, the re-
vsed edition was found to contain more important
alterations, snd great sssarsrsc,on was expressed
In 1857 the Maryland Bible S,cety sAnt in q sire
ruous protest, which was followed by snilar ac-
ton on the part Of msny other Organisations. The
matter was referred again to the Coumittce on
Versions, and subsequently n Select Committee
upon wh,se reports msjSrty and uo,ity-a long and
not altogether Harmonious discussion ~as had, VII CHI at
threatened ths snd prosperity IL the
v-iy steDce Of the society natonal ins itatou
me subject 1nsiy referred to the Comites on Yer
erns With directions for new and thorough revision
tie standard edition. This result give general
ronfscr,on hut the secood revision lie yet incomplete
The business meeting Board Of Managers IA close
corr oraon he'd Ut Moe O'Clock yesterday mora
ng The Bible House, Actor place. Hon. Theodore
FTehDghu, sen, the President, in the chair. After
10 rouiua,e ee,s of the fourth class vhose term
Office Qour years) expred this year. The com nitsee
class, who were nuy re elected So the Board remains
unchanged
rn,re was 20 election OF President Vice Presidents.
Secretaries, &c and Tie constitution although recognz
ing 81 h ohce's u silent % the and manner of
Their election smay providing that "the managers shall
pIont aif officers"
4 commup cation was read from Thomas n Stockton
D OF Philsdepbs, sorrendsrng his two cer,acat, a.
rs Me member ana life oector on account of certain 70
cent cnSbges IN the CONSTITUTION of the society whi,a
takes cvta powers the dir. ctots ADD
s owsr 10 the bands Of the sef eectet Board Of Alas
ter The reverend gentleman protests saraestv ssa;nst
fncse csrces, but adds TIA great OBJECT f tho .
" e precious to M heart aol by be ers oe Goa y
be- one o. ne highest pleasures his life TO co o,e-,a
wtt toose VINO anor for rs pro eosn rhe letter was
permpuy 'sessd to ALLOW our reporter 70 copy 1t ios
pubrseiiob.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22
MEDICINES, &c.
DR. HOoFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs

mr. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
DR.. HooFLAND,s BALsAMIc CORDIAL.
The great standard medicines of ihs present age,
haze acquired their great popularity only through
years e trial. Unb bounded satisfaeffoH as rendered
by them in all eases, and the hars pronounced
LIVER Nv. COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. yAUN-
o SYSTEM. DiSE1sES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases drfsing from disoydered fire7 or
readiness Of the stomach and digestire organs, are
spssdi!y aud permanently cured BY the GERMAN
Tie BAIsAMIc CORDIAL has acquired a reyn-
tation sarpassng that Of any sirnffar preparation
erfant. II UtR cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
and Tong standing
COUGH, COLD, OR HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHIfyS, INFL JENA, CKOUP. PNEU-
MONA, INCIPIENT CONS UMPTION,
and has performed the ost astonishing cures
""'' CONFIRMED coNsUMPTIoN!
A JelU doses nil also at once cheek and ewye the
THE Bowels.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. C. M. JACK
SON Co., No. 4l8 Arch street, Phiiadei phia, Pa,
and sold BY druggists and dealers in nedietHes
eeeYyUhers, at cents per bottle. The signature Of
G. NJ. JACKSON will be on the outside trraPpey Of
each bottle.
IN the Almanac published annually by the pro-
prietors called EvERYBODY's ALMANAC, you will
find ony and comnlsBddtory notices from all
payts Of the country. These AsmanGcs are gfcss
PURCELL, LADD L CO., Agents,
jeil-d&ewly Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

The Ufs AND Downs OF CALIFORNIA LIFE.
"A young man named John Henry KimbIe
was arrested last evening, and brought to the
1851 this same man, now lying in the city pri-
son a. An idle vagabond, was possessed OF pro-
perry valued at S2O0, UO0-the owner of real es
tate, houses, lands and merchandise in this
city, Ana quartz lead In Volcanoville, which
yielded richly. How his reyerses have come
upon him-whether by gaming, extravaganza.
dissipation or negIect-we know not but the.
simple fact of the fall from a princely estate
70 poverty and disgrace, 10 sorrowtul in the
extreme.-AfIds, 25th
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% lCHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
q On Grace, beti0een Third and Fourth SIS
REV. N. D. HoGE, D. d.

XIV. M. ". hOUE, u. U.,( D,,,~;-
A. NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ, rhncipan'
A Seminary for the education of young ladies,
under the control OF the above mentioned gentle
LIST day. of October, 1882.
Or. HoGE will have a Presidential supervision of
everything connected with the Institutions; and,
while his other engagements will not permit him
to devote much time to the business of actual in
tnres and recltations;. will personally acqnaint
himself with the standing and proficiency of the
teeetua and spiritual Rs 'nsf IN
MT: DUPuY will devote his whole time to the di-
his care Those of them who are boarders will be
treated as members OF his own family, and every
n x be for h s. srsSss
assumed with due appreciation Of its responsible
An ample and competent corps of assistants will
be employed in every department.. The best mast
ere q French, Ge.rmsn. Italian, Music, pIaSins
not only read and write i CORRECTLY but to SPEAK
lady viii ii' reside with the family ' : ''A'A
"A good apparatus win be employed to illustrate
the Truths of Physical Science, and impress them
A frequent cause Of the indifferent proficiency in
tie n, Rass Re
Professor. To obvste this evil, Teacher of Music
will b member Of the household. snd viii per-
socially superIntend the pupils during the hours al
The cs1rss d Study viii eompris. all that !. es-
81 as0sa and Moral Ss
Written examinations fconducted in privsse)
will be hold At convenient intervals, and always ct
tie s whole ooa ns q ssaes Diplomas VIII pre-
scented TO the young ladies' who have credltably
passed all the examinations.
Board Tor nine months. .e10.00
Washing and Lights; ..--.-.....-.. 300
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches.-.-. 900
Tuition in Advanced English Branches-... 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

THh WESTERN PENALTY FOR DRAWING
Srhcis.-Letters from Hannibal, Mo-, state
tnat gentleman left Hannibal on Saturday
branch bank OF the State of Missouri. Mt Chilli
cotna, for redemption; that he present ned them
q the counter for that purpose, and when $500
M oeeh redeemed In silver, crowd of SO or rs
peryons entered the bank and desired hin, ~
ieave Some Of them gave him ave min u tes in
which to take his departure others only two
minutee; while others cried out-"Hang him.
hang him" Fearful Of losing his money in
such . crowd, he put il up and returned To
Hannibal the same evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22

NORTH CAROLINA Roll OF HoNon.-The
following il list of Revolutionary soldiers
supposed to be living, and pensioners on the
roll OF the State Of North Carolina with their
sxes, In 1859: Cornelius Clements, Rutherford
county, i02 years John Brooks, Robson
county, Luz years; David Cocksrham. Surry
county, % years; Edwin Hickman, Stokes
az osS. MY. " years; Moses Jones, Orange county,
s " yeassi Alexander Lemonds, Rockingham
county, 81 years; Adam Phiiips Rnncomhe
conn., 70 70; years George Roberts, Bancombe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-22
AHrrocnIrr UsxAsKEp-One of the mem

AHYPOCRITE UNMAsKED.-One Of the mem
bers of the Baptist Church in GAINESVILLE who
voted to expei Deacon Cox, for acting as Depu-
ty United States Mar hal in the arrest OF Il
fugitive slave, has since that time been public
ly whipped with raw hide, in that city, for
repeatedly insulting a married lady with dis
honorable proposals. The indignant lady gave
her husband letter that the scamp had sent
deoaiyer'' got his deserts. The papers stat.
that the whipped one had been dismissed from
another church for like offence and got into
the one of which Deacon Cox was member.
just in time to vote for the expulsion for obey,
10TH "''
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SPALDING'E "A
SPALDING'b
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OH.
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL

is WAkHANIED,
LIST. To beautify the hair. ID To curl the hair
slsgansy 3D. TO remove =. 3 dsadruiisaeStasy IN
nd wSisfs Go 9Th "aes
from falling of. 7th. To cure all diseases of the
scalp: sth. 70 prevent hair turning grey. 9Th. To
sss Not satisfied IT,
As RI q faS t. en.
.s sS SasSfs FaSf II. ss.t asss:es
II DIR: sHERMAN's. great radical Cure truss
can nov pe nad lor only i've dollars. Every medi-
will cheerfuly refer to any Of the very numerous
sf.d have Sssn casd y @
he emo my osRf . g
For the Truss, or infsfmation eoneerninE Il ad-
'''' No. u Main street Fl Y R; shSGaSpS u.
any merchant or friend in this city. y
zsi E's'' SO 4 CO r;f 9 ;.i NERE
Drnxglsta. mya-ly
A VIRGINIA HEMEDY.-MRS. DAVIS
A.; A cough EhixIR enc Of the best known rene
Ia: siw,s = proved sss sss sssn g
lay iSSl r ss1is:ss vs'
NJ bcwIiSs Gsxxs, cAHoLIsE, March 3, 1854.
ysa p az. s sa: sEsf . y
ssS as ssssd las
very bad have used L also = cssss III ccSs n
tended With severe coughing and IN ever case Is
. - happy results have bsca produced. Tsxsrd
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