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III.
Prairie Farming i'm america,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

OA-N<ADA AMI lhE UNITED STATES
JAMES CARD, NJ. P
Author OF 'Engiiss Agriculture" al cttcrs on the
Corn Crops, i" :" high Farming" s'1h- West
OF Ireland, p sc. One vol limo
Inc picture 81 Prnirie Farming is Grawn, not by
smart Eden land agent Spectator. in the hone ~
taking in unwaiy Briiishers but by an eminen, Eng.
lsh asrcnlturst. Nor the reader IN vited 10 p,.c
a blind faith IN Mr.. Cards conclusions. They are
gwen 1 such form as to show the exact amount q
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring; and the steps his calculations are in
general easy and tbvious enorgh for The most ordn
AIRY Intellect to follow. And as far as We can ipdo
no element IN the purely economical aspec, of the
question has been msstated or forgotton.-LoDdo,,
Spectator.
w. y. KERRY 81 CO., Public souar
Julyl4-tf
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ICE! ICE!
War inI urOpe.

It's remote and recent causes with the Vienna Treaties
OF lslI-l5, in fall--by DugahDe
containing also Two splendid maps, also, engravings
oi me prime pal places in Italy portraits Of tue
%-"' men now engaged IA the pr sent & eat strug-
JuiyI HIM YoRE l. 70
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For Ilire

I HAVE an A No. Cook, Washer and Ironer Tor
l. hire for the balance Of the present year
l. y. lkEECH,
iuly2I-3t College street.
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y. B.-Being anxious To close mp my old Affairs as
soou as iHRs1be. ! request all persons 10 call ana
settle their accounts 10 Let July.
Julyl-lm 10. G. BROWN
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Annual state Fair.

FIyHE previous advertisement OF the Bureau an
i nounced the premiums on Farm Products, Fruits
and Flowers Below will be found the Premiums Of
fered on Wooen, Cotton, silk ard Hemp Fabrics.
Marble Work. Fine Arts, Cooper's Ware, Leather and
PRINTING! Bees and Honey, Produce Of the Dairy aid
the Vineyard:
Articles under the following heads must be entered
the first day and placed IN position in the Hail for
exhibition where they 10 remain I'll the close
of the Fair. Competent agents will be in attendance
Friday and Satui day of the week previous and on
Monday until evening, TO receive and arrange all ar
tices in these departments, and the awards viii be
publicly announced on Saturday after DON.
N. Great will be taken that all articles in the
Hal properly cared for, but responsibility for
any loss or damage that may occur.
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RETAILERS
Notice,

/ HAVE this dat associated with me in the Drug
l. Bus nees. Mr.. W. NJ. Il. EVANS undeT firm sryle
Of 10 g. BROWN 4 EVANs
NASHVILLE July /, 1853.
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RUTGERS GARRISON
81 Warren ST. New York.

FTNHESE Canop'es have many advantages over any
Il others IN use They are more graceful In appear
snce, and more spacious and airy They easy
adjusted o. any Bedsiead. and very simple 10 con-
saciion; are quite elastc, and, therefore. easily
ada ted 10 Bedsieat 81 different widths. They are
nit Ia the way OF neiEr tie bed DO not nor
injure the Bedstcad the lcast; IN shcri they com
bine the great. 81 elegance with durability and sim
piicity. jul, 6-lmin
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Trunks.
PREMIUM PIANOS.

Il A. NeCLURE has Cor sale SO ~
81 Piano foftas from Celebrated 4 - -
makers. Steiu way 4 Sons A. II. Gale H91
4 Ca, Hazeltnn Bros, Peters, Cragz - .
4 Co, and others, Consisting Of and x and 81
OciAvcs and ranging IN p 1e from s1Oe 20 $500, al
warFented In every resiecs- Ectelns parclas Ii
from him ID gay iron as u s7s thaa II
they gave order 10 . FEDsxR for iastrnnsen NJ
that they neither hear until &c put up IA
their 1rir. whsn n y sosetiBes very hard - aod
IEstfrnent that pieeses ia every I4rtsuiar wben
you have a daxea select ffasa, u Il Al all
kefy yoa sould be plessed IN buying b. order
Also The largest stock q Shsel Music B oks
snd small Nazlc lastrure tents ever offered IN tie
Market, aud sill be seia ie~er than BY aay
ether house In The CITY. Come % $ Union ssrt aed
be convinced. J. A HtcfUkk-
lEns<s-n
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them as brothers., whatever may have been,
their antecedenss. When the South is be-
leagued by enemies, at home well as
abroad. let US remember the Christian pre-
cept, "Epbrain shall not envy Judah, and
Judah shall not vex Ephraim.n "a
We have mission 10 fulfil, "ennobled by
its danger, and purified by its isolation, and
we may well afford to cultivate that lCorin-
THAN spirit in which each one is allowed to
have doctrine, or an int rpretation of his
own. uron questions and Issues having no
prese Mt imI oltance, but long since buried in
the dead Past.
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HAVE soid my stock Of Roots and She 10 FAR
RAR. DISMUkES CO, gsntlznen worthy n she
pasFonsge % ths sublis Who IA BE found ~ ny old
stand. No. IS College street, fer skcn soistt The
patronage Of nay aumerous casionxfs, 70 wh2rn
feel under The strtest oil Eataus Tor long ana Id
erai patronage, ard sra Elysef Of Ghif opIoftenhs
npake my respectful acknowledgements Thses
Indebted Nill please cali AID settle NJ. wizA %
make nnai lose a al Outstanding bnsibess son
as pracIrabe. A b. ROBfRrsoN,
iulyIs-lm No as cclisxs a.
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Nashville City Mills

w I'LL deliver Flour ut any place in The city or
w Edgefeld (adding Bridge Fees) at the follow
ing prices:
WHOLESALE. RETAIL.
Extra Family Flour per bbl.-......s5 SO So 90
per bag ..... 2 rs 3 90
upertine 90 - 90 IS
Ill sell Bran Shorts and Mdl!ngs at the Mil a;
urrent prices dedncting carriage.
viii also pay the market price Tor Wheat and Corn
throughout the year.
Leave orders al the Post ONCE, Box 4T4. OF with
5. N Hui IINGSwORTH,
No. q South MarAe street.
R1- Terms Cash delivery. luiyl6-lm
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OR, HEADS AND TAILS FOR THE WISE AND
wAGGIsH,
NEW AMERICAN FprIioS, VIII AIITRAT1oxs AND
ADDITIONS.
volume, l2mo
Tn the JIS TRrNTr the melauobo,,r -r,.,.,,..
motley 7oEohstoRe so hand in hand together .so,ia
Chunks Of Wisdom gar,si with the widest aov-
ers Of wii-nIakingit book to be gravely consulted
FOR Instruction, trippinFy turned over for enter
tanment, with equal reason Astounding in the food
OF "sweet and bitter fancy ~ ii is volume thar Mn
BILE at it as often as you may ,t,cre will st be many
wholesome and agreeable morsel left. You NAV
read il through in day but twin last your thought
fulness life time.
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DISSOLUTION OF COfARTNIISDIP
~ COZ thtfship heretofore existing between
oy mutual consent On tlIe 30ih day Of June by the
Ieuh'g ct Clinton b. re ire m the firm All debis
ahe IN "nfm viii be collected by JanesF Miller
Ahd an no IS or otber indebtedness # the ~ m I he
paid by him. CIINT.N rN.pIr 10
July Aim LANES n AttiII.'
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prp Clothing.
Great Reduction.

WITH the view of selling ont everything in the
w way'of SUMNER STOCK we have this day re-
duced the prices To figures that must insure their
sale. and all not supplied would do well 10
the following articles they will be sold without re-
gard to cost FOR CASH, PROMPT BUYERS on rihE.
Rich Summer Silks, of ali kinds,
- Rich Printed Grenadines %
Rich Printed Bareges,
R'eh Printed Organdies, "
Rich Printed Jaconets, 4"
Together with endless variety of LOW PRICED
LAWNS; in fact, ervthng PERIsHABIE, the Of
summer Goods, will be sold VERY LOW PRICES
1--WE mean what we say.''
R. c. McNAIRY K co.
New GOOds--Third Importation
w F are receiving few and desirable articles
w in the way of Travelling Dress Goods, Rich 81 X
Silks, Ribbons, Loose Basques, Rich Scarfs, &C &c.
These Goods were bought IT. New York within the last
fe days by one of our firm, aud new and desir-
able. &c. McNAlRY x co.
june3o-6 ~
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JupGEs.-Wm. McCleland, Alden Beech, Andrew
Allison, Nashville; james Aiken, Columbia; Samuel
House, r. H. Brady, Franklin; James Alexander, Of
Sumner.
MARBLE WORKS.
Best specimen of MAJ BILE Work. .........-.$l $40 90
JUDGEs.-Maj. A. Hieman, II. NJ Akeroyd and Al
bert Payne.
FINE ARTS.
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MRS, WINSLOW.
500 HIN &c SYR UP,
For Children Teethins

A experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
II sens 10 the attention Of mothers, her
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The population oi Sardiais is but little over i've
r.iilcrs, yet il has a standing army Of from sew
.aiy-fve 10 one hundred thousand choice soldiers
ti- territory Is ANAL and situated between France
ana krs!.ia ii falls necessarily under the in
fneace Of one Of these powers. Piedmont, Savoy
sod Nice, are it. great divisions. A. TURIN, tie
ssat OF the Court, is military school which is
sad 90 equal any Of those il Paris. Oar country
hos teen far come years represented a. ths: Court
cy yirk,aian, John VI. DANIEL, Esq, who has,
however, recently resigned his post, aud is SOC
expected home. Referring 10 the probability Of an
approaching contest between France aud Sars
DINA Gu ono side. and Austria on the other.
which msy, after ell, be productive of no decisive
results, the Philadelphia Ledqer remarks that
in sardinia, "fcr ages gigantic contests have
been settled. ard the battle between liberty and
despo:!-m often fought but tcsr c,tf Obrioul ,,gf
..ectsVs t9sci. At Nice, in 4. D. go the frs; Un,
vsresl Council OF the Christian Church was called
10 proved most important ia its effects upop III.
ToTij, though In most indirect manner In Pied
mont for ages waged the war of spiritual liberty.
Catholics aud Professionals battling it hercsly
cruelty, aud SO dsclSirs}y that botf parties exist
and both with nearly equal rights. The Catholics
have. Indeed, the Asceudeucy as the established ia
hgloa, but IL Is Catholicism Cf the nost tolerant
character, french, philosophical ard liberal The
rrctestanfs have not equal culture, but are
sturdy, sincere and earnest. la fact, the battle
fotSTeen tho two religions seems here TO have re-
suited, for the present, at least, ia q sort II
erdscs game. To recount all the battles thnf have
bser fought on the Sandman territory from The
days If the CDIars down TO those OF Napoleon
ia the Dame OF liberty, but never amounting "a
aasthng, would be an endless task If pow new
campaign c: liberty is about to Is opened in laly
1t Is difacult to conceive what final success can
be hoped fcr,
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Ths desire Of Russia r the possession al Tut'
key is not greater than that Of France for the
dominion Of Italy. The Vienna cpTrespouieu: 81
tro London TnsS asserts that tba whole tiiGicG| 7
between France and Austria lies iii Count Buv',
size Austrian minister Tor foreign affairs declining
10 sanction gros,t for tie partition u rurke y.
notwithstanding a large aud important portion q
the iismeTabaFod territory ia offered in exchange
Scr Lombardy. il is VI course impossible to know
whether ths statement Is entitled to confidence,
tal there is nothing In the cbsTa, Ter o! Louis Ma
poie0n 20 render 1t Incredible. The PARTITION q
ru!eod showed thai, ever; il L,uls Napoleon enter
ench prciect az that imputed to him by This
Vienna writer, to IL 70 wore than the legitimate
I.ong:chg ci LuF0rs not n.4uy years age, aud only
acts a. they al act, npoa motives Of personal and
ms'e.js eE-rs DuiA aynent, vitLCdt reference e
right or justice. Nothing can be nauseatng
,Ban the lectures which Europe is constantly read
i1s hmeF!cs upon tie :rjquity OF hilibusteriDg
Ii chapter in ts history can re shown IL which
:'.e stTorg ever failed 70 deyaur the weak, wher
fEvy could do 20 with inipcaity, then We nisy CRY
itoc1r. and be= fer mercy.
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Effects of Negro characterization

The New York C0tvjsr ond Enquirer says tina
at the time OF the insurrection In Ksyti, Their,
was exported annually from the island Q3. SIS S0t
pounds Of sugar, about 100000 pounds Of cot
Zoo and 100000 of cotton. la 1901 there Wa.
exported le,50o,000 pounds of sugar, 43, 1,2I(
paurds Of coffee, and $50 $40 of cotton. In s.S
the sugar crop had fuI!en 10 81 SCI ponds, cot.
70 50 lSa,76i. aud cotton to 90 972. In lS49 the
export Of Coffee was 80, Cos, 3l3, and cotton 545,-
i2e.
saSs' 1t will thus be seen, he's disappeared from
shs srtiei"s OF export the fact being, that what
sat q IS Used on the island Is imported from ia,
ms'ca and the United states. The total yalne Of
abe eSp'rts ia l7s9 Was 295, 900, 600 francs, and
forty years later it was bat 100000.
siaiiiar results have attended British West In
dia emancipation. 1t is in accordance with al,
pas. exFsTsncs, that slavery would be alolisbed
IN Cuba and the United States, the world -,
have 20 Go without sugar aud cotton.
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7ELEGRAPhTC NEWS.
sKrowTRD FOR TUE .pispArCH.'
EssIoNAL.

\ WASHINGTON. Feb. 3-SBdts-The Indian Al
preparation bill was resumed. aud passed.
Mr.. Gwiu moved 20 reconsider the vote defeat
ing the Agricultural Board bill. The motion was
licensed
HoRss-A resolution was adopted instructing
the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the ex'
pediency Of providing a punishment Of poligamy
in the Territories Of the Upicn.
Mr.. Faulkner, from the Military Committee. re-
ported against Military Academy at the Her
mitaee, in Tenn.
A resolution was adopted to cut down the size
Of the large Executive documents before they are
printed. go
discussed until adjournment.
The subject of National Foundry was post
poued until next session.
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ous or worl

The New York ZAP tss says that during the
m'n'f Of January, up TO Saturday night 'ass
there we're fifteen thousand rocr relieved BIZ ths
Superintendent of Out Door Poor In New Yor' ,
nearly all Of whom protested that they were out
at work, and had been go for long time. Among
then were active girls ard able bodied men. The
1press thinks Il astonishing that there should be
a. much distress among the serving class, when IT
ia notorious fact that servants are more difcn't
TO get In that city. independent, more inehi-
Gent and more exorbitant in their demands this
winter than ever before,
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THE TREASURY-REPORT OF THE sECRETA
RY-TUE TARIFF.

WASHINGTON, Feb 5 The Secretary of the
Treasury states that his estimates OF the fsnaD
cial resources, dated December thus far are about
realised, but still the receipts will be inadequate
to meet expenses unless the latter be reduced be
low the amount estimated for. He recommends 9
modification of the tariff. according to the Presi
dent's suggestion. He asks for re issue OF Urea
sury notes lie farther says. shoud Congress
sdIonrn without legislatpg on the subject. it viii
be almost sibie for the Treasury 20 meet the
uUbliC liabilities.
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MARHIED

At Oak Grove, the residence of the BRIDES father.
on the Ist inst by the Right Rsv. jas y Brannip,
LEY. OF Orange. TO Mics ARIANNA bRNETT,
eldest daughter of Archibald D. ard Frarces L. Ar
nett of Louisa
copy.
On Tuesday evening at st Pau!'s Church. by the
Rev DR. Minnegerote. ALFRED, son Of the Hon
VIM G Rivos, and sAIDE c., only daughter Of
James j Macmurdo, and granddaughter CT the
late Bishop Moore.
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Kew Publications.

"Father aud Daughter, by Fredrika Bremen -
The reputation of Miss Bremen as a novelist he's
long tcen established in England aud 10 the Uni
ted States. Some of her late productions have
been entirely unworthy of n woman Of common
s.rso, not 20 say genius. The present book is
highly SPOKEN Of by the Loudon journals. The
Morning AareTiiSef says II isl work (Which will
Add materially to her reputation" The Morning
F"s declares that 'it is written with much graphic
power and fidelity TO nature" For sale by NJ.
WEsT.
Rose Warrington; or, TIE Dsguerreotype Mn-
'sture, ny 4. J. II. Duganue.' For sale 10y q. NJ.
WEST.
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BOARDING.
DOARDING.-To these who are lool

pOARDING.-To those who are look
~ ing out for a pleasant location. where they will
months, the undersigned would ray that she has
tu vacant rooms, suitable for families at the VfR-
GINA HOUSE, on Grace street. not more than
fifty yards from the Capitol Square. Also num-
Der of young men, as day boarders. will find this
the most desirable location in the city.
fe tim Mrs L KELLY.
pOARDlNG.-The Misses MURRAY,
- on Grace street, between 5th and 18th streets,
have several pleasant vacant Rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen.
r II MURRAY
is p4-lm j MURRAY.
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LATER FROM UTaH-UNSETTLED STATE ol
AFFAIRS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.--A private letter from SAT-
Lake CITY, dated the eth nit says Judge Sinclair
had adjourned the Grand Jury sane dc upon the
petition Of nine members declaring their inaoiil.
~ 10 proceed with their duty, In consequence oil
the excitement. aud violence manifested. The
inry was composed of nine "zensiIes" aud twelve
Nornons The factious spirit ran so high, that
revolyers we're drawn. aud general fight was
with difficulty prevented. The idea that justice
could be obtained WAS preposterous.
Martial law would probably he established.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nxr Co-P.HrrrnsHrp NorIcE.-

efr Co PARTsERsHIp NorIcE.-SAM'L
NJ. PRICE, having purchased the entire int
rest NJ JOEL WATKTNs, in the late concern OF
PRICE d WATKINS. has associated with him In
the business VIM n GORDON and VIM j E30LE-
STON ejA.e Of the house Of Il PRICE L Co, and
JOHN EMPLE. late with PRICE WATKINS. under
the style Of
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE n CO,
who will continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS. in the houss recently nccu-
pied by PRICE WArEIy2. No 1871 Main st., square
below the Banks.
They respectfully solicit The patronage Of their
friends, customers and the public.
With increased facilities and experience, they
hope to be able to offer assortment of Goods, at
all times equal TO any in the city, and such indu-e-
ments as will invite the patronage which they soli-
cit All orders for goods will be promptly and faith
fully executed.
aAM'L NJ PRICE,
WM II GORDON.
WIN FGGLEST0N,
JOHN TEMPLE.
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rs The Ndtoyd jcliey Argus lie the title OF a
weekly Journal. independent in its politic'. which
NessTs. Sully and Morris propose to establish IN
Nedtord, Stub county, Minnesota. Mr.. Edwin
1uly, the senior editor. is sou OF that celebrated
painter, the late Robert ". Sully. OF this city
zhose renins won for him such a host Of admir-
rers and for all that bear his name the best wishes
Of The Community.
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or THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

H.ERIsoNgCEG, VA, Feb. , 1859
After Mr.. Deneale's acquittal ia Stauntor, and
nis return home IN this county, on Saturday last
there was warrant issued for his arrest on The
c1srFe Ut swindiDg persons Ia this county ofii-
cers Steele and Braithwaite proceeded to execute
The warrants and found Mr., D. together with several
others, on The Valley Turnpike. They informed
h!m that they had warrant for his arrest, when
ne drew pistol, and threatened to shoot the rst
one who attempted to arrest him. lie was also
sustained by couple of bis friends, haiIing from
Alexandria. The officers returned to to9a 10 get
aPGSSf, and when they returned to Mr.. p's house.
be had left. They arrested the two friends from
Alexandria, aud brought them to town. They
we're tried before j. IIariesiy, Esq who held them
70 bail, to appear hetJre the next Grand Jury to
ans"er the charge OF resisting the officers
On Sunday morning, Sir. Deneale returned to
his house, when he was arrested, and lodged in
JAIL until to-day, when he will have d hearing be.
fore the Court.
There was warrant also issued for the arrest Of
Al old gentleman, " hose name We withhold charR.
ed with swearing falsely in the trial on Saturday
night. oo Monday, he had hearing, and was 10
ooraby acquitted This case has caused crea,
deal Of excitement.
The news Of the arrest cf Wm. f. Deneale
charged with robbery, received with regret
aud here IS 4 great deal Of sympathy expressed
for him, Y.1yEy
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Decay OF AboIition,.,.

The New York Daily Ne,rs is Q; opinion ina,
sa@V gsuging tho opposition Of the NORTH. no,
.'e .ean hve per cent. can, az the present time
estimated as abolitionists, prspated to follow
as wake OF the dangerous doctrines lad down
e'"afa 10 his Rochester speech, or hardl,
o. ~ p'eie'' irreoeaeiisbie hostility agans,
lss .oasiliohs Under ~Li@h black lstof Ia ,arrIss
On at the south. 1' . 1''''1
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eDHARTsHoRsE's CuRg-ALL--
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIRILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOs
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS,


AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTON.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED b i A CHEMIST.
BOTTLES -, Is and 81 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HABTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept 10
al families In Of accidents sudden sic ness
il frequently in less time than il requires 10
get physician.
1t cures pain in any part of hesystem ard Is used
externally and internally.
Neuralgia and Chilblaips
HARTsH0KNEsCUR EALl. cures Cramps, Collie.
Pains in the stomach or Bowels.
HAR1SII0RNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains Ia TIE
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast. Teeth and Ears.
UARTsH0RNk'S CURE-aLL cures Spraps,
Bruises, Scalds Buras and Frosted Feet.
HARfSHORNE'S CURErALL cures Pains in the
Feet and swelling of the joints
HARTSHoRNE'S CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from a Cold, and Ague la the Breast.
HARTsHORNE'S CURE ALL is good for Dyspep-
STA, Weak stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE.ALL. as
il acts upon the Nerves, Mrsies Sinews, Blood and
Bones, aud. by its warming electromagnetic power.
expels all pain from the system. Get a bottle and
try il.
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
n Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and ell towns in
Virginia. &C l5-6m
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The WarxLy rsp,rca w today contains nue.
miscellany Of literary ana news An i"'e'eS''"S
ss,ry, entitled "Thebseoref;" thr'h'os' story o.
Crime IT'S own Ayenger," aud a large amount OF
,.era,.t,v editorial. correspondents, cof' nerc'si
"a
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Northern niarkefs-[Br Ts1reR.rH.l

Nry YOaK T. hrusry 3.-COtton nominal; INLAND
Vi5dliEg Il7a-ma TX ct awaiting the next Eur0nean
steamer Flour heavy-( hio declined SC heat
steady. Corn highsr-miNed Ff@-5: sIirits Tur'
pentira "a. Other articles unChar Eed
BALTIMORE. FeEruary 3.-Flour duh and nomin-
ally unrh- r.ge'- Howard and ohio - -. Wheat
duh Whit" 'sliC@I &C; Red 81 3r@l 81. Com firm
white 1905.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

D~ BAHGAIrs BARGAINS For the
best bargains in RaRisnas fancy notions dress ard
cloak trimmings call at the cloak and sntle Depot
jan Is r. EZEKIEL, SO dain street.
Extension skirts, 26 springs.
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~ the CIT bookstore, u Main street, WheTe yoV
Roy buy
ABOoK AND GOLD WATCH F0RsI
A BOOK ANDA SILVER WATCH FORa 81
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4 BOOK AND hGOLD PENCIL FOR 81
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\ BOOK AND A SET or SLEEVE BUTTONS
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A BOOK AND a POCH Eft KNIFE F0RS
ABGOH AND 4 P.NL0R CLOCK FOR 81