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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-12
AlisfcIaneous Gllnllnarp.
CON G R a L.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.
HousE.--The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union, on the Legislative
executive and judicial appropriation bill.
Mr.. Lovejoy, of Illinois, moved to strike out the
for the safe keeping Of prisoners, re
marking that it was for the detention of fugitive
slaves till Their ,rial came OF. He characterized
their capture as odious and abhorrent to poo, lie Of
the free STATES.
Mr.. Singleton, of Miss, said that he would be
glad if Mr.. Loveioy would return the negro he had
stolen from one of his, Mr.. Singleton's, ~constitu.
ents.
Mr.. L~ovejoy replied that his Constituents never
owned a negro, for every being that God made be.
longed to himself. He did not hesitate to declare
that he did help a fugitive slave, and he would al.
ways give. food and shelter to necessitous whites or
blacks,
Mr.. Singleton replied, what lie that but steal.
ing ?"
Mr.. Notwithstanding is taking @ man and
keeping him rs a slave.
Mr.. Lovejoy's amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Singleton subsequently remarked that as
Mr.. Lovejoy had admitted that he had participant.
ed in slave stealing, no regarded such a represent.
alive from Illionis as a disgrace to the nation.
The Chairman, Mr.. Barksdele, of Miss, declar.
ed Mr.. Singleton to be out of order. (Exclama.
tons from the Republican side 'let him go on".)
Mr.. Giddigs, of Ohio-He is perfectly in order and
| move he be permitted to proceed, Laughter.
Inc commute tueu rUs6.
BREsLIN's DEFALcATIoN.-I have heretofore re-
Trained from noticing any Of the rumors afoat in
regard to the Treasury defalcation. | can now
state that the results of the late visit OF Mr.. Ed,
gerton to Mr.. Breslin's home in Canada, are per-
fsctly satisfactory. He succeeded in obtaining
from Breslin a statement covering some forty
pages of manuscript, in which most of the missing
funds ere accounted for. Two hundred thousand
dollars are for personal and private reasons, | IN,
derstand, az yet left unexplained as to their where
abouts, but will be accounted for in due season
and probably saved. The disclosures made BY
Mr.. Breslin, l am sure are very full, and are
strongly confirmed by testimony in possession of
the Investigating Committee and discloses the
name of parties who were Instrumental in getting
Mr.. B.. into bis financial embarrassments and since
his fight have been very averse to his return to
the State, aad completely exonerate Mr.. Gibson
from any completely in the defalcation. The re-
port of the Committee will soon be made to the
Assembly. the only difficulty. | am told, ia
to determine what shall be done with the mass of
testimony rendered usless by Mr.. Breslin's disclos.
ures.- Columbus Cor. Cleveland Herald.
Great preparations are making throughout Ger.
many foI the celebration Of the centennial ami,
versary Of the birthday Of Schiller. the poet, on
the 10Th of November next,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-12

BANK RopBERY.-0n the 4th inst, says a tele'
graphic dispatch, the Memphis Branch Of the
Union Bank, was robbed Of a large amount OF
specie and paper, and the clerk murdered. There
is no clue to the perpetrators.
TOPEKA GoLD MiNEs.-The last Topeka Tribune
states gold has recently been found on Mill Creek
in the Potawatnmie Reserve, about ten miles dis
tant from 7 peka. The specimens are imbedded
in quartz rock, and the mine is room to DO open.
ed.
The WAY TO SAVE CuBA.-The Cubans propose
the Abolition Of Slavery, az a last resort to save
their Island. That will do it efectully.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-12
Going East.
P, FIT. w. & G.. R. R.
GENERAL ORDER NUMBER 3.

GENERAL ORDER NUMBER 2.
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY LIST, 1859
The principle Offices of the Company required by
law to be kept open for legal purposes, will be un,
til further notice as follows For
S I OF PEN N S Y MA,
At the General Office of the Company,
No. % ram street, Pittsburg,
S I A TEE o II o ,
At the Office Of the Sup't Of the Eastern Division,
At Crestltne.
S 7 A I f o D A n A.
At the Office of the Sup't of the Western Division
At Fort wayne.
S T A 7 Z o F l L L I n o S
At the Ticket Office of the Company,
Corner Randolph and Dearborn Streets. Chicago.
I. HASKINS DU PUY,
President p. T. & Gen. Sup't.
Pittsburg, January LIST, 1859.
Pittsburg, Fit. Wayne & Chicago.
j. EDGAR THOMPSON. President.
j. Ii. MOORE, Superintendent.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-12

FAIR GooDs FOR SALE.-The goods remaining
unsold at the close Of the late Anti Slavery Fair,
are still for sale at the residence of the Editor Of the
Bugle, on Garfield Street. Among them are many
valuable articles of children's clothing together
with shirts, socks, mittens, &c. Also many taste.
full fancy articles, beautiful pieces of embroidery
valuable paintings, engavirngs, &c.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-12
SALEM QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE FRIENDS
OP HUMAN PROGRENS.

The next Quarterly Meeting Of this association
be held at PARAMOUNT MEETING HOUSE
on SUNDAY, the 18th Of February, 1859, com
mencing at III o'clock. All are invited to attend
ISAAC PRESCOTT, c..,.
ESTHER HARRIS, o""hS'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-12

TOPEKA GOLD MINEs.-The last Topeka Tribune
states that gold has recently been found on Mill
Greek in the Potawatamie Reserve, about ten miles
distant from Topeka. The specimens are embed
dsd 10 quartz rock, end the mine 10 soon TO be
opened, s4 gH
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-12

The BucLE can be obtained, every Friday, Of
Isaac Prescott. at Steers Book Store on Main
street, Salem, Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-12
DR.. RUSH,
HOM T.
Jyesf of The Wilson House.

Office mtsedoOrs West Of tie Wilson Honse.
WOULD respectfully inform The %citissns ofua
Salem and vicinity, that he now occupies the once
recently vacated by j. G. Painter. NJ. D., where
he may be found ready 10 attend to calls in big -
profession. rAAa
Salon, June 5th. 1858 On. SEX
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-02-12
LOOK THIS WAY.

LOOK THIS WAY.
IS bhds. choice n. O.. Sugar,
80 bb!s. choice N. o, Moiasses,
Is bags prime Rio Coffee,
so cans best ground Rio Coffee,
G chests choice Y. III. Tea,
6 chests assorted Black Tea,
3 tierces prime Rice,
20 drums prime Figs,
| cask Prunes,
10 boxes RaisiEs.
l cask English Currants,
6 boxes Chocolate,
200 lbs. Cream Nuts,
200 TBS. Filberts,
200 TBS. English Wafnuts,
200 lbs. soft shelled Almonds.
l mat Dates,
s bus. Peanuts.
6 boxes Liquorice,
s boxes Pearl Starch,
6 kegs Baking Soda.
90 boxes Cincinnati Palm Soap,
6 boxes womans friend Soap,
so boxes Toilet, assorted,
8 dcz. Wash Boards,
90 mats Cassia,
IA boxes VIM II. Grants Mol Tobacco, (cheapl
$4,000 assorted Cigars,
IL doz. bags Ashton Dairy Salt,
Crackers by the bbl.,
3 bags AIlsplce,
3 bags Pepper,
Tubs and Buckets by the doz,
Candies of all kinds,
Pure Ground Spices.
Olive Oil and Prunes in jars.
Scrub and Shoe Brushes,
Brooms very cheap,
Flour by the bag and barrel,
Market and Clothes Baskets,
$50 bushels Dried Apples,
eale by
J. DEFINING.
Salem, Feb. II, 1859.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
App1TInNAL nY rmE Nnnrm nn1r,ly

The London Times chauactet,cs Gen IIarucv's pro.
cccdings At San Juan something new in military
achievement and dcnounces the fbustcring and awless
promoters Of tho enterprise aud he ftting leader The
Times argues that the Treaty undoubtedly gives the l.
land TO England, aud counscs the American Government
IN I'll friendship and sincerity TO minister TO the
bitous passions Of any class by contestng the
rights which appear too strong for sophstry to over
turn.
The English papers publish an interesting letter from,
kossuh expressing kcenest grief A. Villa Franca arrange
ment At the moment when the devercnce Of HE country
was within reach Hc says he returns England again
poor Exile, only ten years older from bitter pangs Of
disappointment He derives some consolation, however
from the events Of the and IL strengthened In the
conviction that Hungary will vet be FREE 10 states
That he Insisted on double stipulation on behalf Of the
Hungarian prisoners Of who we're enrolled under hs
banner viz that Of amnesty and that Of exemp,ion
from further Austrian military service France has OBJ
tanned these conditions from Austria
The cable for the telegraph from Alden to Kurrachee
had been despatched from liverpool and was erpec,si
70 he laid by the middle Of January waen commute,
toe between LondOh snd Calcutta VIII Ne comps,sd--
The length Of the nes lhpmsnt u 1900 knots and the
e'''F'eha' FspoNk y BE- ni hlsh stats Of perfection
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
AUCTION SALES.
FUTUaR DAYS,
IfTNUSrEks' SALE or vALUAHIE usn-

fInusrEEs' SALE OF vALUAHIE usn
foiSD LAND AM sLANES.-In Pursuance "a !. 80 =,
sseeuted BY ssm1 onse. the day iss
aoa 90 recori in Clerks Once Of
coun'yhs andstsg Trustees named mi mo, ,hs
mi..t on WEDNESDAY. the seth oc iSs0 .ro..d 90 -
ne hshes' bidder by public auction, the
s,a.,,. sMsn susan VsArtts, hs -idov
Vssrlys, dee resided nj the time Of her dsAth
Hsct situated on the -puih iie Bedford County .,
Mn, es ION ne Depot At Liberty three miles ckn.on
WIS, ana " niles from tmsus Chareh adjoining IN. In.
anr hAs.J Dr. r. suif hin and Others and /. .aapo..d
70 contain about 90 survey Of ~. xh III,
he mafs before the day o - wv ''e WI
About sixty acres Of this farm Il Low HIN ,,,
eevsuon and not subject r.uand., IN ~
eshed lana OF The best quality having heavily
An eloNsred ant produces the 81
OF the county The Whole wAersd by ,oe h ~ ~
spnnSs contain quantity fruit tr,, ard a %
School House. - -'' N"N'S"es anu
Tbs Improvements two story DwsIIng ou,. Kb
Ac., ke. - ' 'e' DNn'
To persons In usnt Of pla~s orsr.
ments as u Is on" OF the best Ia Bedford County
VINE ana place Ne all Trustees under said
se .e 10 The bidder 10 or - valuable slaves com
log men wonsn boys md girs-S portion Of them yer,
N. terms vii be ta-de sa0sh the day Of sale.
said deed Of - 'NN ~ ~ W
ct Person. ushlng TO land, viii car on Mr.
nay The oFersesr ~ho HlH take PLEASURE showing the
oei-etisAd,d, CT oUxRIIs ~ Trustees.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
ny JAMES " TAYLOR a SON. Aae,..
10 ACHES OR YAlHAaIE

~ E.sr oF THF CRY At hnGTToIL N AZ VILE
we PREMISE % MONDAY the Sd day October eomenen AZ
p. o eioeN' y VI, y acres OF valuable land I'm
rleo county, atoinng 'Chsssa," and lying innis,iI
y" 4'u
ms land adapted for buinF purposes market ra-sp
Ns one desiring % building
attend TIL. $500 -' ~" ."
F'-'''' '''''s '1- us1 OF
rsrSs One hh cash: basne. AZ 70 Is and o. -,h
for nego,lhls secured by tins, d.
ocS-2awit- N TAYIoR < snS,.
PoSTPONEmENT.-Ihe above sale Is POSTPONED nm ,bs
18th day OF DC obeT fair fuot. fair day 40 cos
Guenee 81 not being able to have the land surveyed -
JAS. NJ TAYLOR 4 SON
and large quantity Of Vegetables 4c Ae. r
oe'-zS~tds J. NJ I. 4 son
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
GoDDIN A ApPEssoy A.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE
ON JAMES RIVER.

GooehlAnd County IS uiI- above Richmond %,
I'm - s.NhS and AL the MCLES
NAV, Ae, and 'ARMING IMPLEMENTS '
a. ,rsise m decd % trust executed Thomas James Dean.
~ Court, AMI In thu iuslngs Reland shan n, xs
Ton i-reoi and Al the Of Mr. Deane proceed 10 sci.
of De ccinber, 1859, commanding At nj o'ises n n
iaF not The next fair day the large -sta ,rai
nos Ia the possession ~ the D-ane The trsc; r -
recent survey l ACRES Of which S6Dh ACRES are In uoog
low grounds. loo ACRES and branch aSs .a.I ~ i
GROUNDS, and sS ACREs high land. high STATE of
time this Pail The Improvements place ars e.
ln nIEer and good In quality, consisting very hsnasos
rails with KITCHEN STABLE CARRIAGE HOUSE SMOKE
HOtsk DAlkf &c attached thereto: large BRICK Ram
and SAW MIL with CIRCULAR SAW nov In eoni-ta 3D.
ample stable recommendation HAY PRESS and 81 RTERs
HnTSs covered with shingles, sufficient aecounao-
Anr the OF the FARM al the SLAVES and
PROPERTY thereon VIII Ne sold 81 sLAVYS iii :,
nearly and sey. embracing BacEsmlb ~. =,
rhoW l. superior Eorka,sH The PsRIsiARLE PROPERTY
~ o. .oiN estimated a 200 TO 500 barrels TOBAC.
W -.iniatrd AZ o lbs OATS HAY. STRAW SiIUCKs A.
MICH COWS and ONfN SHIP, HOGS Taking into con
deraion the fact that - james River KanAuha
above estate and that consequently products An BE-
.nd eh'apT delivered in the the city OF
Richmond, and the quality FOR sale hers sr 80
tate oatns As great Inducements this iudiion In
building needed for the comfortable aecomuots,o1 az 49,,
sy anu every lind 81 property for SAM
70 pafehase and NJ out place, viii
IN oppoEtaHfy 10 suit themselves With In. an estate
IEN; E7E she Real Estate cash balance al on. to
~ bonds rarnr interest, a deed n
Trust FOR The Slaves cash, credit FOR Approved en-
nrs.d neoiiohle Roies adding interest Pehaje Pr
tN AZ suns un~f 80 cash, that months credit
approved endorsed negotiable paper.
plat o. The laad car be Of the Aur,nae,
The creditors secured ~ a trust ab0v- rnIIs
requested 20 present their claims properly
seriber sefore the day Of sale - ''e SUI
El.s-SASTfs JANPg TyoSs
Sale conducted BY GODDIS 4APPERSoS 49, trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
NEW STATIONERY STORE,
~ PERIODICAL AGENCY,
CARD and NOTE PRINTING

isG SrSe Malta ddjofHiHg ~ gHo1cr re NsrcIant
IHsuTGHee tOnpany.
The undersigned respectfully announce, that he has taken n.
above stand where he opening useful assoeut
Of Stationery for merchants aud Others
And In addition patent fasi Printing Press, and
materials for executing In the fashionable
and party Tickets, yisas professional ana bush
Envelopes, &c.
Order for lioEsrhin- and Engraving kinds NOTES
ONIONS DRAFTN FOLICIES ENTELOPEN &c prourt,
ly hlled Desisns and Specimens may stove
EH- Note PsPeo and Envelopes stamped With INITIAL
ISAAC LYON.
se29-dim Iqth street n.,r Nj,
y. Subscriptions most popular Magazine and PER-
odiehis q the dAv, taken At the store.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
FOR SALE
4 SMALL TRACT OF LAND, on III. S.y

N HrIdEr Road, E-si % ne CIV on RrT-
mond, known adjsfnirr - :,
Chttsti'n, DR.. :. A. Hart, aud others 49, "
The above Tract contains
and situated In PHEASANT n~rorh n, 49,.
upon good DueinE House, containing or 10 rooms
Win sutleirncy % wood and
well adapted 10 the % grain aud rr.s AMI
would make Amost desirable vegetable garden II 4 highly
ephe OF Improvement and BY the udeous Of Line ana
"uaio can be nsfe valuable farm,
from the use - these the perfroI
will - ~ -'s''''''o'
The above property offered for sale privately IN in,i
terms, or would be exchanged
Apply to RAWLINGS HOLLADhY
Iofh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
BY wM pANXILL, Arc1roy,,s, Pst,rSurE

- EA VI u OAT, AHkN, SNOWN.
~ sifD, OFri b. Ac.. FOR EALE ,Intsndinx EsyGfN
s'ngs our present business our ,t-amT1.i
'" ToWNt aud six Akks The and Arr. ar. onx fo,
yeas old and built BY ourselves manner m. RAJ
has recently undrrgon" thorough
smnery she . oublr~Rgn- side wheel been us. by a..
suy IS Tug but could he easily changed into P...e-r
Boat She Is about - fee. tesl
vary In tonnage from ca tons. nov In eScel n,ia
n-f We nave al the
ing WIN SCI o. ways In order for hauling repairs
To one or company, who wishes
this ofers hns opportunity lnvrs'u.ni ON No.. -,
exhibited ." wishing the receipts aud ,,. y,
the f ~ '>ielsr' OF
We oarr the aov" privately ' 3D. when n not sold
vi he disposed OF Al public hurton. o'clock M
for ier-s. which viii be liberal apply
"a, NJ, PANNILL CARTER
rrfl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
FACT NUMRE,, 0YE

That ctadOo Excelsior Dye recently analysed by Dr.
Chiffon the first Chemist lie pronounce, The DIV, an
soLrTET HASNlEss to the hair and skin
FACT NUMBER TWO.
The Excelsior Dye instantaneous elects produces the d.p
teal color, which Indng from that Of and a.
tuany stregeHs and iHrgOrdtes TIE hair This fac, Is
ed by competent AfdAvia
FACT NUMBER THREE.
The sales the Dye have Increased per cent IN one
year and every respectable druggist and hair
eessary 10 keep sIHddrd article Sold everywhere and
applied by all hair Dresse cristadoro Aor House New
York. "a, 49,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
MARKETS

- MARKETS
NEw foEE, Der. l9-Cotton very dahl Flour p,rhs,.s.
Wheat du-whie LSilti4s. Corr dui ~ Nc Iowrr pork
u 90 1851 Lard sneed Whisky unchNn.
grd sugar srrdy-MuseovSin r'.o5s. Mossses SSTt4g-
NirginA's 9I.. 49, $3.50 anu !" WET
BAlIAoE. Oct Flour heavy unchanged Wheat buov
ant AMI cents higher. Corn firm 9SCgi Mes pors IL II
Prime li'o Bacon sides IO Whisky firm and searce-oho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18

MARINE
NORFOLK, Oct. 1.-The schooner Independence is
ashore at Currituck.
The schooner Baltimore. bound for Plymouth " c.
with whisky, &c, is in the Roads
The schooner Maria Morton, ten days from Sombrero
is in the Roads
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18

Eri-corAL coSvyyuoS-TrSut DaY-Iu the House
=" Deputies yesterday, the Committee to whom was re-.
erred the 'geckol typographical errors ia the autt rz
~ version o. Tie Holy Scriptures reported recommending
lhedndard addition 70 he revised by the ~ Bible and
lnyer Book Society, which was adopted and Dr Henry
" Mason appointed typographical corrector
both Houses toncurred In resolution appointing New
ton
The order Of the daythe report Of the Committee on
Domestic and Foreign Missions-occupied great Dor.
Establishment Of the mission 10 Jap,n ana ~, "a 49,
expansion OF The missions In Chna aud Africa wa. sdop
idtogethcr With several others preamble and e.olg
uon embodied 10 The report for memotalzing the Pre-
'dent 70 address the Court Of SPAIN In reference 10 re-
gon. intolerance IN Cuba debated At length pcnd
lng Witch, the House adjourned So T'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
VALUABLE ESTATES ON JAMES RIVER is urNRgP.
LAND COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTIuS
II OEREGE FOR -. O.

u
81 tu-oeEisnc, lying James wIIs Elyss sni e.
sluii Z, according 70 by
bout l-S IN cultivation, the rlnnnder for-6f ~ ~ III
on % which reside i tired contain 400 acre. ah,,
~ Nih-s low grouni-guiiyaT nearly lyG -. :,
or FrusEds Of fertility whole estate /. In 800 ~.
ruu, and Ia productive 49, NNi-4
soonid pre- r. selling privately, and who wouId -
Asc the land With The negroes H. (ahout
isetlo OF several thousand dollars .I ~
o. maze " sold privately, due he given N no, D.
III e offered Al pubic auction THURSDAY the sd dXv
rENSs-Onehrd cash. the remainder At and wear, vii, T.,
errr payable annually, the whole
rAyent TO be secured by deed Of deferred
W9ula BE lengthened, II desired BY the purchaser
TAKE pleasure In showing the property anr me who
- 20 , HsW IL PEfToN HARRISON,
Clifton
B-A The above plantations offered sp..rst.v .,
N f-"N-iAi description OF
Isl Of CLIFTON The open land good quality we'll ,a,,,
- 70 we tooaeeo Eran clover and ether
70. pee gIaliag farms IN this OF the country
Aoo1t 5000 MANFRED tobacco hila
About 300 acres Of very hne primitive forrest.
plsntAtion buildings ----s-' A1S
GLENIIvAR considered one o. the bs., t,rr, =, ~, -
James Rve very productive in Cora Wheat Tobacco ard Co
Upwards Of 500 acres Of original forest
a-.nng mouse small The plantation building. are zen
About 10000 tobacco hills have bess MANFRED
lions " pans i@Hu On ooth Pilnia-
The foregoing valuable estate. vii Re sod Al ,Brio
we PREMISE on EhurshRy, the Sd Nove1ab.r $50 AZ ~ o
ed by GnpnTS a ~, y Ss Sonouei-
oeiN-c;d, "VO"iN NFEhsON,
due notice Ein De gv-r. - " "i'"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-18
TO THE LADIES

THE
@ II T. 4 II We ND Err
OF TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
- AVS ne s. LOUIS Niol Democrat. Bsov, vepghh letter
- 70 bT Woo q on, CITY from gentleman IN Maine, stsh
Ssnes s,a have u, eject. -hsa coming ,so reliable source
BAN, M,rsr Jan. 60 1856
a., ssJ1 ,yigs my 9sn2n asd e. U2s,l, since 70
70 rs'ss ,rrlssisn Of Il uIsn oWn hs which had become
shsrse some ihree moni,- procured bottle Of your
ssg % ann vs. , ~ ,sn isa7d Va, proving VIA,
Sno,e- ssils Of which have used certify
on ny hs snd face and hair has resumed H. color
twenty Dee sixty year, my good Vie SiSs
M sI,5vs 49, 60 49,, ~, ,s 20 y r
am assured caf shocyer an hty use per directions. v
mi. city fssdepi here Tor ,Ss last snssh yg,T sBd am
you may MAKE q ~ .Soye s nv SSs s Ss AZ ,S our
service a. ~i,h 70 preserve ne beauties Of ps,uts sr.
vel a. myself Ian, 'suly' yours A. c RAYMOND.
woops gAIR EEsr6RhTiyr.
o. E, 1870 y, & 49, ~ na,ns 30 ihs 1l',oTinn' 70 loose
Me- orlsa9, IN -, Va. aSocs' Sss rial q prsra
l. nov ct ant glossy, snd ssrl- svpress my Obligations
To you In Swing to ne afflicted ' 'r'I syTiry ,ouxsov
p 1 S7, , Re- x see, 1,r 10 ss9,. .sa
siu He gentleman Of crest insuesse and universally
Bps1tsIFtr Jan. i7, ISIS
Professor Woodpraf Sir Wsvirg tt,ir Re-
storatvr PLEASURE ben 81.
rrnt On removing 'nh tstion IsudtuT terIu
o. rchng Nth ah.rh have ttsn troubled shife
afi has s-o restored ny hsr uhh becouiaE sray 70 is
ssusc pleasure orr fuht Nolrs, truly, J. X. RRAGg
ne Restorative PM ur tAee stss VIZ; lsrr,
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for tonsr bottle he medium holds
eeui % proportion than ne small rctas Or dollars be-
retaus 81 fs
> wooD co, PrsPris'or,, 80 Rrosavsy Yors sns
Tia Nsrkst e. a. Louis Ne
~ roip yarov aoons psats.s
ssas--f ~t-s-
INALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS s,n,rsi a..
sornt Of ssps snd fancy by Goods received 10 store
&iDSwosrB, TURNER CO.,
'r'-a- No is ti'A 'r-.,
OLIVES FAnCiBS a. L'HUILE, OF ,us,i oHv,,
~ hesh surpJ q MS dtrIous ariee received
~ Louis J. EOSSfFtN
- crntscuOrsr, - Nsin ~
NEW EDITION
- Leading Casts In EquIty.
ID WIN Notes ~ Hare wallace. vois svo
Just puhhshef and for sale IL
oeh NORRIS hocksfors ~ Main e.
VUwoTHv spED.-Je.i received prius iot of,hs sbo,s
~ seed, ~ safe b. oeiJ CHtRCH FILMING,
P.nuylAN eUANO--L.naI'I gs'p ~ !:S9 Al,I.
80 "r.DN PoRTe RioO We w iNPsli!;s;Igs;,ssss.
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r. PREPARE FoR THE RIII.

IL III
49, nUSfFVER-As The Pail aprroarhes ana pT,,,
and A and Ieyers has become prevalent every person should
prepare themselves with the pupr remedies these dangerous
Ihc secretion Of bile snd the Inactivity liver TO
geihcr Win headache pain In the limbs
loss g" apprte are the orcrunnrs OF these
means should At once be rrsoried these sympops
be Al removed For this Of
70 bAhtR PREMIUM BIrTERS They eradicate the bile AZ
PEI me pains cool the levers strengthen the organs
ate pure heahiu circulation blood produce TOW
oi spir Niuch Of themselves With All nm
heHulne These Filters be perfrrt ssstv b
All ages ana sexes without regard 90 weather
Il required $3.50 ~ WV '''''
To be had Of PURCELL LAID co all other rrouIp.r,
Druggists in the city Richmond and elsewhere In Vrvnt. -.
North Carolina, also, Of C. sTOTT Co. Washington d. O. M
sIAbiEh' \ Co, baltimore; n A FAltNFSTOCK Co PhIa
delphia, and o. MARINES PARK New York '' N
Orders hled By addressing T. BAKER propri.,o,
sei2-dAc
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VEnX yALuAnLEA MD ADnIHanLY We'll

he
o. totn aud tiny >trett-. Tor sale aI A uctIon.
WI De rpi n Auction. the premise,
nei"b-r i~9. At O'Clock, p most b~,ufri ,pd limit
bly, Srl located private dweihg. romps.I :.
.s3v- opposite he Richmond Female iustae aud the r.s.nc
o' It Purcell fsq This dwelling has
tertal aud IA -otkmsnk- Arranged fo- ~.
gentee accommodation Of large family
Improvements, and supplied with ri,v ys-,
ihe-" are handsome marble mautit prnrrl story r -
IRON verAndah In frouf and double
has eight rooms and connected with l. nln no,S
groNr'. ard accommodations
coal and wood houses Ac n l. only ,n M
dwelling, % D. pleased with ~
OF The urcp-fty the
4 the Capitol Square and within minutes TaS Of -
bu-incfs place Ia the city. " Wv "'4A'
TssNs"nehnh cash; balance : Is and lc months n,
retained. . '' NV" " we
oris-tds CoDuUS a Ippupeo,.