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HE FRENCH AND BRITISH AT YER. CaUz A letter
| from Vera Cruz, dated February l, gives int r,
estiug account of the inte venton OF the British
and Frauch there to the tariff of 1856 and
furnishes the following explanation of its mean
ing The real purpose IS that the thirty per cent
Of those du les, which, by the decree OF March Is,
were to be paid iu Vera Cruz, be paid in the city
Of Mexico ss required by the tariff nov in exist.
euce, ''by order of the diplomatic msjesties, aid.
lag thereby the government of the church I,arry,
aud withdrawing the resources from the constitu :
tionaiists in au equivalent amount This move was
ordered by the British and French ENJOYS at the
capital. When the orders were first received at
Vera Cruz, they created 30 much excitement tina:
tho L. euch admiral delayed pressing the matter,
and se.t word to his niuisteT, whereupoa both
enyoys responded shat the previous order must be
enforced. The New Orleans papers consider this
tautamount to crushing the JuareZ government.
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a PARKE roINDsxrER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
w RICHMOND, VA
viii practice In the city of Richmond and in the
counties Of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia
sA- ONCE in Lisle's Building. corner OF Main and
.4rh treets se 22-lom
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Q1- LICorICl.

A. o. g. BRAND.
TIE ABOVE WELL KNOWN rAvoaIrE BRAND, ALwAYs
oasA-g, BI JAMES @. McANDkEW,
de sly "a, PEE STRAIT, NEW foAK
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KENTUCKY Hon. Joshua +. Bell, the opposition
candidate of Governor. was elected 10 Congress
from the Green district in lS45, running out Cad-
we'll, democrat, by 10 nsJ Jrity. Hon. James nar'
Lao, the candidate for attorney general, was l.
Congress from 1885 to 1889, and then declined to
run again.
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sGs- 0Ioaaz 4. SrsHL, Dentist, Ofio
and residenee No. zsl, Main. between 9Th and 81
strssts. Richmond va. my HD-Iy

So DA JuHN u NAirHALL, (Homeo
psthsr offers his pro essionai services to the citi
1eng of Rich huiono anT ts vicinity Office st his re-
sideIce, On Leigh str ct. two doors from 9th
10 l2-dly
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NATIONAL SuSD tY SCHOOL CONVENTION .-This is body
adjourned at Philadelphia on Thursday last, after
adopting the following resolutions:
Resolved, That We recommend to Sunday
Schools, as al iDp0Itant measure for the acqusi
ton as we'll rs the retention OF religious know
ledge, Tovis We OF the lessoUs at proper periods.
Resolved, That We earnestly recommend the or
ganiz4tion Of associations of Sunday school teach
ers in onr ciiies aud towns for stated seasons OF
prayer aud discussion, IS means of adding ma =
ierisliy to the efficiency Of the system, to be so
conducted as not TO infringe upon any denomina,
tiouai pecuiiaTities.
Resolved, That we regard the common want oi
preparation by the scholars, OF their Sunday
Schoc! less3ns, highly detrimental TO success in
teaching, and oDe which parents aud teachers
should diligently seek to remove.
Resolved, That We regard with regret the pre-
sent COMMON deficiency ia our schools III the mat
ter Of committing thoroughly to memory the
Word u God, and desire TO express our convection
that the present and future blessed result teach
Ing wpud be Immediately increased by such &C.
qu si,ions Cf holy Writ.
Resolved, That We recommend the holding OF
Siate and C'uniy Conventions OF Sunday School
Ieachers, as eminenty calculated to promote
Christian fellowship, 10 collect informatiou to de-
wise plans of action, and to stm late zeal in the
cause.
Resolved, That wo recommend the establishment
hy private subscription, of local depustories OF
sunday School publications.
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CATHOLIC CHAPLAIN IN THE ARMY.-A corres'
pondent OF the New York Tribune, writing Fl ON
Camp Floyd, iu Utah, says:

eouneil of administration was recently con.
yened 1T Camp Floyd, TO take into consideration
the appointment Of cheplain to the post. Ii was
resolved 10 make application 10 Archbishop Ec-
clestoa, OF Baltimore, for Il Catholic priest
Though many OF the officers, aud large msjo jority
Of the enlisted men Of tue army belong 10 ths Cas
tholic Church, do not think there 10 a ehaplaia
Of that denomination iu the service
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EURoPE IAN Ews sY THE
CANADA,

OHEN1N; OF THfs RnnSCH LEGISL t7sygE
--AIFAtH or BsNPKR0R- WARlI6E
PREPARATIONS ~ FRANCE~Po N
or 4tS1RIA, d., IL.
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| SENT TO THE PESITEN1I inT.-Ths free negro,
Merritt Bissell, who WAS arrested tor stealing beef
| from he slaughter house of Mr. Philip Grots, near
| Petersburg, Va, has been convicted by the County
Oourt Of Chesterfield, aud sentenced to one year
| n the peutentiary.
| FOUR NLGRoEs knLRD.-Four negroes, Cwned by
| Gen G. SugeiaIy, of Pitt county, n. c., were
| crushed to death The y inst by the caviDg
| in Of a mari pit, ia which they were at work.
Pittsburg papers record the recovery OF the Rev.
DR.. Plumer from recent indspositoR.
Vim A. Glasgow, has been elected President OF
the Farmers Bank Of Fiacaste,Va.
The dwelling house of Leroy Ii. Kemp, in Caro-
line county, Va, was consumed by Ae last Mon
day Most Of the furniture WAS saved. Loss about
$1,000.
farm Of 2SS acres ia the county of Stafford,
belonging to job uson Carter has been sod 10 lr.
Tyson, OF Delaware, for u 800.
Wm Il. Stagg, farmer of Charles City county,
was beaten and robbed of few dollars in Peters
burg, Va Thursday night.
In uarrisonburg, Va, last week, Geo. W. Mnl-
eu "A white man, was sentenced to be whipped,
or ceny.
10th Messrs. Leake and Powell. have agreed TO
a Congressional convention, IN the Abemarls dis.
trict.
A recent army order announces that Forts
Brown, Mcintosh, Mason aud Mcksvett and Ring.
gold Barracks, ia Texas, are to be abandoned.
Ten Of the SLAYER Echos Africans, died after be.
| ing returned to their native laud.
| The entire number Of Americans 10 Arizona'
| all told, is said 10 be $50. Sixteen OF them are
ladies.
TIE scarcity of grain In msny parts OF CanaaA
ia said 10 be such that the farmers will hnd u in
possibie to procure the necessary seed Tor spsbS
sowing.
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HYDaoPECBIA FRoM Fox BIrE-oome time since
Mr.. MicGael Brady, residing in Washington street,
above Jefferson, in the Seventeenth Ward, was
bitten by white pet fox at Poiut Breeze at that
time nothing serious was expected to result from
the bite. Recently, however, Mir Brady vas at-
tackled with quite serious iiiaess, and exhibited
unmistakable symp oms oi hydrophobis On Thnrs-
day evening he suffered the most Intense agonies,
aud his attending physician stated that death
must speedily terminate his sufferings:-f hf.
EeansytraRida.
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NOTICE. do hereby app int VIM. j..
~ CURRY my lawful agent, TO manufacture,
buy aud sell Furniture. do any otner business he
may Deem pr6 per, as 1y agent in the ci'y of hcn
uond and county Of Henrico, Va Tor cssn nnly:
pittsheld. Mass. February lat. 1859
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~ $500 kE"AhD.-~l will give the
above reward for the arrest and d.iivrIy to
ME. in this city, of NEGRO Man nantd
Ak~ Cornelius johnson, # he sho uId re arr Ietted
the STATE OF virginia; sI0o. If ART steo In
the State and cut OF the city, and $50 IL arrested in
the city. He Is OF medium sI2e. dark brown color
has bad c. untt nance, is rather haugbrs 10 his
manners. and /, alb ui IS years old / saw him last
on 'tnFdaJ the l2th Instant
f. % 3lF SsMUEF, " RAINY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-15
8 RING EX OSITION
eRoss & STRAUSS

q ROSS az STR AUSS
will open to-day,
Rich French COLLARS and SETS at low prices
New styles of COLLARS, the first imported in the
Country.
Rich Embroidered MUSLIN SETS at astonishing low
prices
Elegant MUSLIN COLLARS for 75c & 81 and upwards
Honiton, Maltese, Valenciennes COLLARS at exceed
ingly low prices.
French Wells and COIFFURES, the best assortment
in the city, among which have entire styles.
full assortment of Gimpure, yalenciennes, Brussels,
and Thread LACES black and white.
Cambria EDGING and BANDS, White Goods of all
kinds, the best assortment in the city.
rs cartons of new styles DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUT
TONS and TASSELS.
The best quality of BLACK VELVET Ribbons at
half price, by the piece.
English and German COTTON HOSIERY, at great
discount, by the dozen.
The best quality KID GLOVES, in beautiful Spring
coors
Silk and Isle Thread GAUNTLETS and GLOVES.
New styles MOHAIR MITTS.
Rich PARAS0LS, in all coors at wholesale prices and
other new staple and fancy goods too
ton.
To Millneis and Country Merchants offer our well
selected stock of goods at less than Boston prices
cash or approved credit. Respectfully
GROSS & STRAUSS, l52 Main street,
ap2 dt opposite the Post Office.
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TERMS orAnYERTIsINa-

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAIsr or
WEEKLY SPY, for SLIGO square for three insertions:
and &c cents for each subsequent Insertion Ten lines or
less) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside in any prominent place. also those largely
displayed will charged extra rates. Contracts by the
year may be made liberal terms.
~ All transient Advertisements mast be paid in
Gdrance Yearly regular advertisers will be required
TO make quarterly payments
~ No grdtaitous Advertisements. No report reso
lutots or proceedings of corporation, society
association and communication designed to call atten
uon to any matter Of limited individual interest
De inserted, unless paid for Advertisement.
y The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
sole TOT any errors that may occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement.
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5nsurante.
T N S U R A N C

T N S U R A N c E..
MTNA INSURANCE COMPANY Hartford, Capital
PHGNIx INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Capital
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York, Capital
;. HARTF o6d INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford, Cap
ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Provi-
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms For further particulars inquire of
oil dawtf - worcester
T IFE ASSURANCE.-THE STATE MU-
III - TUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, woR
CESTER Incorporated in l845. Hon ISAAC DAVIS
PRESIDENT Capital and Accumulation s25O,O0O CLAREN
This very successful Company, conducted upon the
large cash capital the Directors have been enabled to
reduce the rates of premium by dispensing entirely
by making it one of The most favorable and rea he
companies in which to effect Insurance
good and s at cd
rates Of premium For further information apply the
oiee Oh the company, NO. W Main street, Worcester.
MECHANICS MUTUAL FIRE IN
AZ SURANCE COMPANY
At the animal meeting Of this Company held at their
Otce in Carks Block Tuesday jan 9Th, the follow
ing named persons were chosen Directors for the year
Henry A. Denny, Worcester Geo NJ. Rice, worcester,
Geo; Blackburn, Boston, VIM. B. Fox, DR., g
II. S. Denny, Clappville, H. n Bgeow Clinton
At subsequent meeting of the Board, HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President, VIM. S. DENNY Secre-
tary, and FARLEY HAMMOND Treasurer.
This Company has been in successful operation since
May lS55 and continue to insure in their Mechanics
Class on favorable terms Dwelling Houses and other
buildings, Stocks of Goods first class Machine Shops
and non-hazardous property generally Communications
addressed to the President or Secretary, will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, jan I, 1851 diff II
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Mass
EDMUND FREEMAN, President SGSSit'O'
W. CONNER, JR., Secretary.
MAssASoIT INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield,
Mass.
CASH CAPITAL, sl5O,OOO
j. s. PARISH Secretary.
The Undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity is prepared TO issue policies property against
loss or damage by fire. All claims fairly and promptly
adjusted and paid. JOHN g. KENDALL, Agent
TT AMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
- Of Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital paid in, sl50O00 90
Accumulated Surplus $4,000 90
Jos. c. PYNcHON, Secretary.
Will insure Real and Personal Property against Fire,
application TO VIM. s. DENNY, Agent,
At the office Of Mechanic Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Clarks Block Worcester.
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PAINTING AND GRAININ G.

The undersigned hnylug returned TO Worcester has re-
sumed the business Of House and Sign Painting and Grain
Ing In all their various branches All orders received at
his shop 23lA Main street. up stairs, wi be proptlo at
tended TO- tsug but the best Of stock and having
the best workmcn, I've hopes to merit liberal share OF
the public patronage MILTON r. CARTER.
f2b d3m
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~aNTEFA FOR SALE BY the sub
~ " Al scrber, Ave thorough bred North Devon
W@&W Bulls, from one TO three years old Also
number OF Cows and Heifers now in calf
by the celebrated bulls Baltimore and Duke of Devon
shire yoke of Devon Steers, years this spring All
the above have been carefully selected from the state
and baltimore Stock, and bred with great care on my
farm and cannot fall to please those wishing for this
beautiful kind stock Also few pure suffolk pigs for
breeding Also yokes of working steers and oxen from
three years old prices from SIS TO $3.50 An the
above will be sold at reasonable prices applied soon
HARVEY DODGE.
Sutton, March l6, 1850 DIFF mchi7
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S E L L I n G o U T
Remember, Ladies and Gentlemen,

that am selling out my entire stock Boots Shoes
and Rubbers at prices which cannot fail the
economical. ii. =. ROBINSON,
No. American House Block,
rchl diff Main street. Worcester.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S

= w N e M a G h i n eS
SNCs The Introduction Of the style company have
- sold oenfyscrh taONdHd (OOO) Machines are now
supply. - - N " '"'
This Machine has been extensively In Virginia
Than any other aud Of the sold failed
pNs ssaSiion afer It's use acquired by the purchaser
.eh readily dons nom the printed directions which
ever pa OF TIE Machine, referring 90 them numbers and
planning tcir use and management operator
TIE Machines to give Instructions when
ey N be carefully packed for Transportation
any depot boat at the factory price hshest
A autumn AZ the United States Fair Of
The state falrs at which Il exhibited -
Is the NEST perfect instrumentC
No other compares with tt-S0u0.
The work Is even strong and perfect oriASGn AdeocdI
II Is no humbug IL does all Il Observation-Disclosures
It's without rvAL-S Scientific american.
triumph Of mechanical genlus.-Ure's Dictionary.
Euin emily superior Dictionary az Mechanics.
" Send for descriptive price list
nhi5-u nj n, 49,
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CANAL ROUTE TO LYNCHBUHG AND aUCF-
ANAN.
&fs-SIITIk azAe-.rrI-rrk
TyIPV g.. .. , a, M . .---<-7sszstD
&NIIiA

II and Lexington s4OD N'
On Tie 1871 dsy Of July. % r. Edmond Co. will com.
menee running elr rveeky line The james
ver hanaEia Canal leaving Richmond, usual Monday
Wednesday and Friday AZ p ~ reach New Canton
and scosyiile ~ ~ NJ. Of the h A
Buchanan and Lexington AZ I p ". ofths second day
RETURNING
Leave Buchanan NJ A. " and Lvnchburr MONDAY
Welne'day and Friday reach scotisvc io ~ Can
on ~ ~ y VI, and arrive IN Richmond A. NJ
The Boats connect ~ New Canton With the Institute
i1itesvi'lc ~ 49,
PASSENGER from The country will observe by schedule
hey aiye In Richmond and Lynchhurg O'Clock
nn can return home same days At NJ from Richmond
and ~ Y. VI from Lvrchburr
laa OF AZ N.I .I
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
FNHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION With capital and
surplus Of nearly 1000 prepared 10 issue policies
above descriptions reasonable
similar Institution In the State respectfully
patronage % the public Applications win be
ice No aSS second door Of Main aud iih
where the officers viii required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas. WORKMAN, John H. Claiborne
wrn- c. Tcmpkins, Robert NJ Rur,on
John J. Wilson, ThoS A. Rust.
AleA HArreN Geo. y. Gwathmey,
John I. Sublctt, Prs J. Rams
DAVID CURRIE, Prr,f.
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QUAKER CITY

SEW1N q NACEr-NIES-
ATPhAfFS OLD GALLERY, l4b Main Sc, Richmond Va.
TINs truly popular Sewing Machine os-,d 10 m.
a o. kShmond 4. the following unPre esdssss low priee Vi,
I no hgmbug aar but hrI, rate practical machine will
any nu o NorE coarse OF nne The
daring the past summer In AabaA fsr pjantscn nse bi ~
~ learn ' '''''' ~" ''N'''
sew from two ordEavT syoo without rewndng making
hhh stitch he 49, - -e" wy '"u''' VI
es deal might be al In the advertising
HE hut prefer that The pnbc eSsipe h
We are ready at All times this machine
ne Aasnon OF country merchants and
hv,e machine rs means Of Investment Agent
States ' ''s"'' '""eHiout uue s"utherh
TIE bow prize at which these are sold will readily r
, ana the liberal discount allowed agent
lucrative a. Vol a pleasant business Mere ants Win
nhu tis quite valuable additon 10 their stock
huse-du H FREAR Agent
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On rTTWrT
a. ioloEs To Knoxville, Nashville 81 IS: 10 Tus,
cuEha 81 -; 70 Atlanta, Ca I'll Macon Ca al 30:
% Montgomery, Ala tl s. Louis via Msmbs al a a.
Nckshurg, Matches and New Orleans 81 ~.
u To Dalton and all points H. these rate.
VIII 20 into effect At But Chattanooga West Of H. ms
cent? per loo lbs additional will be charged completion
road wv SN''S'- 4'''-
For elasshcaton % Arco see hand
Company, Richmond O CAMpnEII sn,t
Richmond April 1889.
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HARVEY, AmMIsTRAD & WILLIAMS,

81 Fcstrt street,
AVE just received large and varied t6ck
they oGe TO 10 the trade accommodating terms eopr-
sing - 'TF-' -7T'
1000 bbls No Hsrrings, very superior
700 hhis. y. o. Sugar '-.'
go bbls. @. Sugar
loo bbls. Crushed Loaf and O. Sugar
- hhds y. o. MoissSes ~
1900 kegs Old Dominion Sails.
100 tons sweedes Iron
100 do. Hoop and sheet Iron
% do. Nall Rods
10 eases Mayors Cast and Shear Steel
10 tons English aud American Blisiered Steel
600 boxes Tin Plate
500 LGFsel L!as
200 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
LOCO bags Rio Coffee
800 bags Laguira Coffee
200 bags Java Coffee
100 Mocha CoIee-very choice
$50 cascs Sandford's Licurlce
200 chests Assorted Teas
100 has Orchard Grass seed
100 Do. Herds Grass seed
100 bags Clover seed
p bbs Tanners Oh
q ierces New Rice
q hhds. Hacon sides
10 hbds. Bacon Shoulders
40 bhs whisky % do " p Rum
i0o bbs hne Brandy and Wlsky
900 bNs. Adamantine, Sperm and TaioE Candles
call nom buyers Il solicited. fe2s
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Passengers breakfast aud Ashland dine On the
comfortable steamers between Aequia Greek Washington
iuTther Information this
shoekoe din JAMES b WINSTON
s,,r, p,-r,, g., Genr Ticket Agent
Once T. r. 4 p T. r. Co, !
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1855. \
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intermediate distances:
NEW FAEE STOCK.
/ BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND LEATHER-TWELVE
/ UTVDRED CAgUg

NV have received and opening twelve hundred ~
w ~ FALf and WINTER STOCK II boots s,e.
Itunsa nud Sole Leather comprising good general variety
q ~ W. nost d,rahs hne mostly maua oursd esrresy r
the qualities b. be
flnufh
"a We have bought them me Worth VIZ Ns
YORK, ftadephia Or Baltimore and
IN gahi ~ good hoods ~ low prref respectfully Invited f
" We win sell very low. " ~ ''''
au25 ptrTyFy " ara
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7 ARR AN rs
EFFERYESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT-

SETTER APERIENT.
nj valuable and popular Medicine prepared conformity with
the ANALYSTS Of The Ofthe celebrated springs in
universally received The mos; favorable feccnimenda
tons OF the NedI plt PTTo'.,' , aud Discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Salin q y y orient
use and as being entitled to special preference the Mineral
the best eject in all
or GPrErfrF fNnidSX HH6 STk Cow Loss
PLANTS. PECULIARLY INCIDENT To THE
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
I'll particularly adapted to tie want. Of Travellers by Sea and
aS ana ToRTalf,esn,s CAPTAINS o. vs'eis and
i'"h''' VIII NM N,;; Sai sl addition to their
With those who have used IT, It has high deemed nd.
IN TORPID STATE OF THE LIvERIt renders great service
GoUT AND REUMArIsN-It Gives the hes, satisfaction
a1ylg al iaaamaiory symptoms and In eeetuay
ITssUccEss ~ CASES OF CRAWL. INDIGESTION, HEART.
BURN AND CoSTIYENESS-ProYes Il Medicine OF the
AcIplTY OF the STOMACH AND rHE DISTRESSING SICK.
Mss $50 USUAL DURING NANCI-Yeds speedily
1T AIIoEiS the GREATEST RELIEE 70 THOSE AFFLICTED
WITH oRsUECT To THE PILES-ACTING gently on the bow.
els neararns all Irritating seeretious and sreby removing all
infaaa aofy tendencies
N FACT 1T Is INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE A GEN
TIE APEgIEST OR PUEGATIyE is REQUIRED
II In the form OF Powder carefully put Up bottles 70 keen
In any climate and merely requires water poured
Taken In She nornng incgres with ofe
exciting 6ea and yiroious tone o. The stomach AMI dTnc
elasticity q mind AID how ofsps which give every
enjoyment 1t also enables the invalid enjoy many
With impuny from which he herEisr he debared
without which ne j. rksome and Distressing
the highest stan ding thouo the county steadily in
eeasing popularity r series years sEuugy guarantee its
efficacy and valuable character eauenl 10 he favorable
notice o. an Intelligent public
''' join T. TAR fsf Z CO.. Druggist.
jeis-iy No. rs GreenTeh g. s'T. Of Warren, ny.
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| TRAVELLING HLANKETs.-iooo travelling Inaa
vets couPrng variety Of rev and handsoms deignl
eW ogu mpoFiaga Susi rsssVst tnd ~ sis yL sssl
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BALTIMORE
COM NJ ERCIAL COLLEGE,.
FOUNDED 1852! CHARTERED 1854!
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS,
BALTTroEE, Mn
nKGASrT
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write Immediately for those
large and beautifully ornamened Circular representing the
nor and interior view of
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PenmAnshp, &c, which viii be by mail charge
vh Catalogue containing list Students tuon optn-
ions Of The Press system Of Keeping etc
FACULTY.
siRess Customs,
PHILLIPS, Professor OF bookkeeping and Commercial
culafions.
y. II. DAVIES. Associate Prot Of Bookkeeping
y. Q. JOHNSON, Professor o. Pcennnansllp.
s. T. WILLIAMS, Esg, Mercantile Lay.
Rev. Z. Y. REESE d. D., Commercial Ethes-
TRUSTEES
Hon John p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansanL
Hon. Thomas Swami, VIM H. kcishier, Esq,
jacob Trust, Esg, Vim. Knabc, Esq.
The time usually required complete the fun course 70
: 2 weeks.
= A DIPLOMA l. awarded 20 all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating
yrcs ~ chssrge. Address = K LOsIER
de@5-dlv RIlim0TS. M.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-07
om..RAp e LHos, L. n WYNNE, Superintendent
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Passenger Train No viii leave LynehburE ssO a NJ and
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Freight Train Win leave Lynehburg at A. NJ and arrive a,