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y cabin l''y oh board Il ship, the cap.
tam "t which wa* Il religious ',:an, WAS
cailct; up to be whipped for some mis-
!cm"an"r. Lutte Jack went erwin. and
trembling, ANIL said to the captain -
Pray, sir, will You wait till say my
praycrs?'
'Ncs,' was the stern reply.
'Wrll, thcn,' replied Jack, looking up,
and smiling triumpllantly, Ill say them
when get ashore
0"'"""h'y.-SpcAking Of originality,
Emerson says:
I'm author is original in proportion 10
the amount lac Steals from Plato. From
this azure confession we may learn the
source Of Emcrson's gems, without reading
Greek"
y ir!y called on :, witty friend who was
not III home, and Iinlin. the piano dusty,
wrote upon 1t S'"itcr". The next day they
m"t, and Tie lady said, 81 called on YOU
yrStrr!ay.' eyes; | saw youn card Oh the
rinan", was ti'c reply
$50 there is another rupture Of Mount
N"c'i"r"Hs, sail Mrs. ra,rinyton, as she
pat np her specs; "'hc papers tell us about
ih" burnii" laihcr runnin" down the noun.
tain, but it do"l tel how it got a lire"
'''!;rr' Iav" You seen anything Of my
bonnet. must have left it in this room 4
"A"' my dear, | have not; but ! vii
take til" microscope aud ool, for it,"
IN "'i when y"u talk Of ,coyAiug" as
the col k sail TO the ginger pop.
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C"ly IF Litter .ff"m. Mr.. Jonathnn IT, Miller.
Beech ISLAND, :. G., Dec. 18th, 1858.
NJ. a. R>Ns"M:.-Innr SIR In rrply To your
enquiry how like tl," Grover Il Bakers Sew
ing machine l TAX" pleasure in saying That niicr
using IT. four months it. has given ,,ni;rr sati,.
faction IL Is simple and easy 10 Understand,
AMI has never been out of order. NV wife has
no difficulty IN instruc,ing servant in tho us q
"i 1T. am fully persuaded that no invention
"i the aye Is more worthy the attention OF the
public than that Of Sewing Machines
Very Respectfully v.urs,
JONATHAN NJ. MILLER.
March In, 49,? #; I'm
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I ) Reasons why tn: Grover .t Baker Sewing
Aln"lin" is universally preferred for family
Sewing:
ls' II is NOR" si'npi, an easier kept in order
than any other Machine.
2'l II makes Il $-atn which will no, rip or raw
ci, though every ihirt stmr, il cut.
I'd u scwS from two ordinary sI'nnls, and thus
al! trouble of winding ihrca. il avoided, Will.
th" same naci,Inc cnn hc adapted at pleasure,
En Il mere chang" IF sp"', TO all varieties OF
work.
.lth. The machine runs sick, linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal f,..
Guilty.
9Th. The seam is MS elastic as the most elastic
fabric" :" That is free from all liability to break
| in washing, ironing otherwise.
9th. The stitch mad" by this machine is more
beautiful than amy other inadc, either by hand
or machine.
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What tho Press Saw.

What tho Press Saw.
They hay" II mngnilic"n; assortment, Of Books
and have prepared themselves with innnmern bic
elegant Gifts to be distributed among their
troupe of friends and customers 1T large. >
Bali. SIN.
Not only may SELECTION be made of nuy
ch"'c" work, bn, with it the purchaser is xuy, 10
receive some article Of IrwcIry. which in many
cases proves quit" valuahlc.-Dniiy Errhnnyc
They make no promises that are not perform
ei strictly to the letter, and by thus rinrtuaIv
canceI'ine their "bligations have gained the en-
tire c"nii.l"ncc Of not only our citizens but the
country abr"nI.-B"h. Patriot.
a young lady acquaintanr" Of ours purchased
for 81 l'o"k at this establishment n few DAYS
since, and Received double casrd f:nM Iu,:b
'"in'a m o"r hn"d,rddoiinrs-CN -CNrp,r.
The snrrrs~ which attends the. Gift Book
House Of Mussrs. IL. l.. IIOlT L. co. has no
pt"ccdcnts III the annals Of Gilt Enterprises
LirynS.
Call nn'l see them, and oar word for it, you
will not regret y"ur visiI. - N;sj.nich.
All Orders should he addressed 10
III. T.. lIOYF Is. CO..
No. al Baltimore Street, Baltimore Md.
.harcH -, ISJ? AZ ,:;n
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II x u Il . +.
VII ANkFUl. for the lih"ra! paornagc they
Il have received heretofore. offer for sale at
the lowest market prices for cash or on time to
prompt paying customers
i25 Bales Extra Heavy Gunny Tagging,
300 Rolls Heavy Patched Bnggng,
ln0 Pieces Dnndr" Tagging,
$50 Whole and Half Coils Rope,
rs Tllds New Crop Molnsscs.
80 Bbls \. o. and Sugar House Syrup,
1875 Crushed y. I'. &. G. Sugars,
$50 Whole nnd Half Boxes Candles,
100 Boxes Tobacco-vario,ls Brands.
10000 Cigars,
lnhO Sack Sab. in TwiIlrh Sacks
$50 Whole. Half and gr Bills MackcreI
10000 labs. Tennessee Bacon, Hog Round,
2flD Bbls. Fresh Thomaston Lime,
$50 g Liquors and Wines,
5.0OO Lbs lIcinIock Sole Leather,
80 Balos Heavy Osnaburgs,
900 kegs Nails Assorted Sizes
March 81, 1852, 81 Iv
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III The friends Of CAPT W. S. HARRIS
'tSPec'iuiv nnr"unce him 4 Candidate for the
ounce OF Tax Collector Of Abbeville District at
Tie mex, election.
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w The friends of JOHN a. HUNTER re-
slectiniIy announce him II candidate for the Office
oi Ordinary, nj the next election. r.ri
October ~, 1858.
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~ We are authorized to announce s. A.
,''"'f.> :, ms Candidate for Tax Collector, a,
the cs,s'ring election.
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e. A N D I D A T E S.
For Ordinary.

~" tn" friends Of COL JOIING BASkIN
ahn"u''cr INN as Candidate for Ordinary al the
ensuing election. -
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For Tax Collector.

Inc friends Of HENRY s. CASON announce
"." Candidate for the office Of Tux Collector,
ht The next election.
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u In" friends of G.. VI. MATTISON, r.
i,','i"'y nnm"nnc" him u candidate for Tax
Collector 1T the cns,iin:, election.
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- The nncr"'Is friends of WESLEY n:
~, avn E>l, respectfully announce him II eau
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u IN oft when you talk of mo,Ainq," AS
the cork said to the ginger pop.
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Cotton Gins and Thrcshers.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

ES TIT: undersigned having determined
e-SeS I" l"ca'" permanently in the town of
Ahbev'tlr, h"i'rs, hy faithful work and s,ri,., =,
tehl'"" |" business, to merit II liberal share of
patronage.
Having Just returned from market, his S,oc,
IS iull aH'l c"nIpl"r Great care and ,,.,s.,,, al
htteht"'n has been bestowed III pur,hasn. M,uu
tugs OF the most durable quality latest and inn
proved styles
With good material and the most skilcul
w"rk,'!"i' and after having served an apprentice.
snip himself "i ten ycas, under the mos, sue
cesSful workman in III" State he hnl,cs To f., ~,
work that will sut the taste Of any, even ,h..
most iast''ii"ns, as we'll as the mos. nlrIiiarinn
Also, u full aud c"mpI"t" Stock Of every ihim,,
That Is usually kept in an establishment, of the
Kind. SIlclI is
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;; The friends Of JAMES a. Mci;UrD re-.
:i''|''"iv ahno'incc him a Candidate for Taz
"'I'''"r, ;t The next Election, for Abbcyills
District
July 80 1857 IA It'd
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{ ~" The numerous friends Of w. g. Kill.
'dNt;SWoErII respectfully announce him as n
""''''I" i"r lax Collector nt the ensuing cleo
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C"ry If Letter Rcccired jion Unn. H. IT, IEaa.
mrnH
WAsnINGr"S, Dec. II, 1858
SIR: In reply t" your bitter askin. my opinion
al Grover II Bakers Sew ing machines I tnk,
pleasure in saying that they have NOR" than an
swcrediny expectations, alter trying and return
ing others
have three of them in operation on my diff.
icrcnt places and after four years trial hayo no
fault 10 find.
Yours. Respectfully,
j. IL. HAMMOND.
To NJ. a. RASs"M, Esq. Hamburg, s G.
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IT you wish to be certain Of wIa, vo
get, never marry girl namcd Ann "a,
is al indefinite article.
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P'eScnI tIrec, ana so lar rs is known only
Three complete SETS Of autographs Of the
slGncrs OF the Declaration Of Indcpcu.l.ucc
these belong TO Rev. DR.. Spraugc, of Al.
'""y' Ecv. Dr. Eaillrs, Of Liverpool, and IA
South Carolina gentleman. Tbcv w.rc
completed by a curious piece Of good luck
Some years since, each Of these gentlemen
lacked one auto graph, Which was nowhere
to h" found. Eut in settling an estate, the
South Carolina collector came :cross ,L,.c
receipts of bills signed by this very indi.
v''I'aI. One he kept for himself, and sert
the other tw" to Dr. SIragnc and DR.. Eaf.
Hes. nr. Raillcs has his in beautiful
bound volume, and values il almost &c N,
would tho famous Koh..noor. A wcal,v
Boston merchant once introduced himself
TO h'm III the street, aud requested the priv.
'lcso Of seeing this collection. He Then
told the Doctor tl,a [ he wished TO max. ,
present to his native city, and had seen
nothing which so pleased him for that pur.
pose as this set Of autographs, and asked
II tiicro was any sum which would iuducc
HI" {" part with it. The Liverpool Doc.
tor however, who is wealthy, and besides,
considers "a ilrst-rate autograph u luxury
greater than miser's gold heap, was not
to be temptcd.-Nc~bnrN,o,l UyoJ.
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Mr.. Jones writes TO a,flien,l, and close.
by saying: 81 am. glad 10 be able to 81,
that my wife is recovering slowly."
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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.
OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DIsPATcH.l

NORFOLK, June 7tt, 1860.
The President of the United States arrived by
the five O'Clock train yesterday afternoon; In
company with special committee from Ports.
mouth, which, headed by Mayor 9rice, escort-
ed his Exceliepcy from the cars to the atea.
mer Adelaide, which was waiting at the wharf
to receive him. dense crowd had collected at
the depot, dense indeed, that fears were enter.
tsiucd Of the strength of the wharf As the Presi-
dent passed through the crowd, bis progress was
almost stopped by the ladies and gentt6nen who
gathered around eager to shake him by sbe hand.
lie managed finally to reach the boat, while Hon
Jacob Thompson, Secretary Of Interior, escorted by
Msjor Cook, followed close behind. After reaching
the deck of the steamer, both gentlemen essayed
10 r. turn their thanks for the kindness man.
Tested By the people of Portsmouth; but the esca-
ping steam prevented the crowd from hearing, and
as the pilots bell started the engine, the Presis
dent and his Secretary. with graceful bows, re-
tired into tho satoon, while the multitude made
the welkin ring with cheers.
The Circuit Court has gotten through with the
criminal docket, and will this morning take up the
civil docket.
James Morrison, who set tho watch house on
nre, has been committed by Mayor Lamb, to be
tried for felony.
The work Of remodelipg the Presby terian church
has been commenced, and already have the work.
men commenced to put in the handsome front
which 10 TO adorn IL.
W0rkmen are actively engaged in preparing to
remodel the Varieties, which, soon as the Messrs.
Parker get ont, will be pulled to pieces.
The weather continues unseasonably cool, and
business generally presents an UNUSUAL active ap-
PERCUSSION.
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L III f DISPATCH.
AFFAIRS IN LYNCHBuga.
l0onnEroNDssc1 OF rnR RcnMosp pa,Lr prsrArcn !

LrscaBukG, Va, June 9th.
Like the calm which always succeeds the storm.
q deep quiet has come over the city since the
great political eommotion which 90 lately asita.
ted tho whole State. Vietors and vanquished
have re'apsed back into their accustomed vavs
ana oeeupatens--and after the joliification which
the successful party are TO have next Tbursday
night, the familiar and Oft repeated names OF
"Lefeher" and 'Goggin' will cease to be the talk
on change.
The Democracy here are to have grand "blow
out" at the time indicated above, In honor of the
election Of Leteber, and their victory n this Sena-
torial district.
The Hustipgs Court of this city Ia IN session
to-day. Thomas p Harvey, of Charlotte county
has been cent on to the Circuit Court for s,abbing
his cousin Geo. Harvey, In April ia.t The ~ffsir
occurred 10 this city. The wounded man appear.
cd in court in q very feeble condition.
man named Edward Moore, an lrshman, was
also sent for trial 10 the Crcoit Cour. stabbing
a compatriot of his.
The latter Court, Judge Msrshali presiding, 10
also IN session. Two offenders, one named Bocock
and the other named Phelps, have been committed
TO the corporation Jail for the period OF twelve
months, for committing breaches Of the peace.
The Fair which has been going on for several
days Ia aid of the Sd street Methodist Church,
closed on Saturday night. The amount realized
was quite handsome.
Maggie Mitchell, the bewitchiug coincidence, is
to appear on our boards tonight for the first time.
She will draw out our playgoers in full force. The
Naiad Queen bas been withdrawn SITTER success.
fu run of week.
Jack Frost paid us unreasonable visit nigh t
before last His foot. prints were visible In many
piaces-tut no great damage was done. y,
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OF The RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH. !

!
HARIsoNsur}, Jane 9th, 1852
There was a meeting of the sous Of Temperance,
in County Convention, on Saturday last, in this
place. The object of the meeting was TO project
some plan whereby the order might be Increased
in numbers, and thus put down, to some extent.
the drunkenness prevalent iG our community.
TIE Convention recommended to the various Di-
visions 10 the county, thes Virginia Conductor" as
great auxiliary in the cause, and requested
then TO subscribe freely &c it.
The next important subject before the Conven-
ton was the employ ment OF a State Lecturer. The
Convention, in their judgment, thought it would
be nexpedient TO employ one. Temperance pa
pers in their opinion, were Thought to be the best
means by which the temperance cause could be
advanced After some other business the Copvens
tion adjourned TO meet in Bridgewater. in this
county,'st RD early day.
At night, the Rev. mr. Ward, OF the Baltimore
Conference Of the NJ. f. Church, addressed O large
audience upon the subject of temperance. 1t was
a beautiful speech, and we hope has done some
good for the order in this place.
The Cadets OF Temperance have organized An
independent section in this place. They number
at this time, some 2S We hope this may be an in.
dacomant for seCtions to be organized throughout
the State.
We had a severe frost on Sunday morning last,
which entirely destroyed the gardens. The corn,
also, has been injured, but to what extent We
have not learned.
The woods few miles from Hsrrsonburg are
alive with locuats. We learn that young man
by the name Of A|decker was stuDg by one few
days ago, and is now lying dangero0sly i'll.
ROCKINGHAM.
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EXPLOSION OF LoC3MoTIvR-Firemdn Killed
Engineer Fatally hvured.-A dreadful accident oc.
Cured Friday morning on the New York and Erie
Road, resulting in the death ef one man and fatal
ly iuiuring anosnef. The fregh. train &llich left
Port Jervis for the West, exploded with such
plete wreck. The engineer and fireman were
blown into the air, and received mortal Injuries
Smith, the fireman, expired short time alter
ward, and Potter, the engineer, at last accounts
was alive, but no hopes we're entertained Of his
recovery. The cars OF the train we're considers-
bly, damaged, bat, as far as could be ascertaiued,
no other persons were Injured. The Cincinnati
Express train, bound East, was detained about an
hour, waiting for the wreck to be be removed from
the track.
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p,cco, as0~, r..r.. -. pD.u. p.,, ry~n.,r
LAAsAs h1a noAhn DilL !.
.ne oSihe fieco'ominias mas peea sssteo,ss"ea
In the Vanderbilt Saturday for Enrope, bat was
- .~.-.,'.ss =
s"".A' "sJ VI '"0 a'H"u' W
tue New YORK correspondentof OF tno fniiaoeIphia
Ledger:
There IN An Annendix In plceoIomini,s hecira
hsweyer. of Tess poetic character. and II NAV 40
veil be narrated hare A, anvvhsra si.e In the
hurry of apackjne nm to eo1 the dear oreature.
chow or other farrot 70 settle mn her board bili
at the Everett House Mr.. Ciapp, the proprietor.
not liking the proceeding, after the steamer sail
ed, caused the arrest OF Mr. Fish, Lumley's agent,
holding him responsible for the amount OF III 200.
the amoun. of one month's board. Mr. Fish look .
cd unutterabIy things but there was no help for It.
The court ordered him to nnd bail In the sum OF
$500, (Mr. CIarp making afidavit that he was
going TO abecond the country in default OF which
he WAS sent to muse on the ''mighty unsartsioty''
of prirna dorsnes in the coanty Jail
---------------
ter-A man named John W. Halstsad. ief. hi,
homo In the interior of Iiitnoia la.t y eek and
with his sister started for California Arriving
In this CITY, they took passage on The steamer
Arctic for Buffalo Before the boat started. Mr..
his sister, and acted insanity in other ways His
sister deemed it best to 90 ashore with b i'm She
did so, and by advice of some friends took him to
Mr.. Edwards tavern; In Newburgh, where away
from all noise and hustle, abe hoped he would
speedily recover. Ia the night she was aroused
by hearing the window OF the room 10 which she
had placed her brother which adjoned hers, open.
She FASTENED to the room and found that her broth-
er had Jumped to the ground and was running
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~ TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
lsp Ne Huxsus.--
PKrEgs. INFALILBLR REMEDY FOR aoNoR-

Tkss great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
curfai or BafsAmic properties, exces every thing
heretofore offered the public, In Its curative resto
ratiye aad rsnovating powers and the medical
world are sstonished when told that the above re.
ne3y witt cure the above Diseases and ccnfounded
when they have cccalar demonstrations Of the facts
RAT the proprietor who has known of the rem edy
for twenty cdd years, has known of case of twenty
wears standing 10 be restored to perfect health and
ali other caees of shorter duration, be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
sny case OF GonorTheea which the remedy will not
cSre provided the directions are carried out with
prudence on the part Of the PATIENT and TO any enc
purcassins half a dokeu bottles, and using accord
inSlv in his or her case he guarantees a perfec;
cure sud in case of failure. will FIJI nish additional
medicine, free Of charge, to complete the cure
thrors sh his agents and cure will be effected with
eut Inconvenience 20 the patient. Sold by
aRCEBS APPERsoN, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond.
ss lo-Sus No. Hl Broad st.
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SECOND "MARrHA WASHINGTON" CAsE-A DER.
son 10 Cincinnati, Ohio. recently shipped on the
steamer Susquehansa, for New Orleans, La, nine
ca.ee said to be of cigars, valued At s6000 wiz ch
the consigne at the latter city was instructed to
have insured, and to pay the insurance money, in
case of the goods being destroyed or lost, to cer-
tain parties in Eew Orleans. The steamer, aftor
touching at New Albany, Ind, was discovered to
be on fire, but by prompt action, the fire ex-
tinguished. train of combustibles was found
leading to the cases Of segars, which, on being
opened, we're found to contain nothing but chips
and shsyings. The shipper had been seen 10 the
immediate vicinity, a few moments before the
FIRE was discovered.
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PRICE ONE CENT
sracIAL aor1cse

A- GBAsD ExHiBsrToa-FRss-At
wArsos's, (whisehur1Ps Old GALLERY J n Maia IT.
The public has no occasion TO go to kurope to see
Rome, the Holy Land. Paris or Lqpdcs. for he ID
constantly receiving vieWs which - more perfect
than scientific men ever dreamed ct: fJf the per.
specttve is perfect The nest statuary in she world
groups from Iifs views bs gas light; Views Of the
moon. The whole Tor exhibition and for salo. Call
and eee them.
Photographs for g.
Ambrotypas from IS CT upwards.
Pictures life size. coDn1 or taken from life
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This is now admitted by the medical profession, as
fundamental ptiocipe of healing science. 1t is
wisely provided by the human economy, tina.
Whenever any hing is wrong in the physical sys
tenn the natural forces OF the body brou ght to
bear 20 xpei the diseage. The greet aim there.
been seot p ysw by 't the sSiifnI oomnounders 81
pr A0SrErrER's BiTTsks, which operate to
give frs sh vitality TO all the organs of the tody.-
IBt eject Of this Medicine upon the stomsch. the
liver aid the kidneys. are prompt and decisive.
The patient who is wise enough to quit drug ging,
sna try the BITTEas soon feels as If he had taken
lesse Of life and be nurs the use OF the
sricle he is oyer;oyed I'd the streams of health
c1Drsing tk rough bis frame. Let all from whose
cheek the bloom has departed, give Or J Eostet.
teTs Celebrated eitters trial
Sold by druggists aud dealers generally. every
where.
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PRAYERS PoR PEACE Bishop Purcell, of Cincin-
cyelicsi letter OF the Pope, ordering prayers
throughout the Catholic world, "to avert the scan.
dal ofthree Catholic nations armed with oil the
murderous appliances Of modern warfare for mu-
tual destruction" The Bishop expresses the opin-
ion that there will be no necessity for the fight Of
the Pope. OF Louis Napoleon be says:
Aware as We sre, OF the antecedents the present
Napoleon, ami Of his uncle. share not the Dispute
tude Of many Catholic minds, that the present
apparent dictator Of the destiniss Of Europe enter
tass any ideas that hestIe to the integrity Of
the States ofthe church He should, indeed, be de-
rnenttd not 20 see In history the point ut which
the downfall Of the nrst Napoleon began. or fail
20 perceive that similar policy would be fatal to
himRelf.
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sfaIwIsa PoisoS.-ssme person dis
tributed poisoned meat in Main street, last Non.
day night. and yesterday morning severs. Salua-
bis dogs we're fodud IN commissions, while Others
we're dead from eating It. Poisoning ,shimals Il
an offence against the State laws, and ois that
ought to be severely punished, for Il might lead
to the death Of human beings, as we'll - to that
OF Horfhlaaa cura.
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IHREE PLOWs IN ONE pLOW-]

have completed aud successfully tried new
Piow. which combines the advantage of three Piows
on one Stock. 1t s so constructed that the face
front wearing surface 0: the mould board is sep
arate from the rest OF the Plow. and is put off
~ eassiy as Point. Each of these Pows has three
Different sizes and distinctly different sbapes of ia
cas-, thus enabling one plow to perform the several
purposes of Sod, stubbls or Pallow Plow, simply by
chat ging the face. (Which is done by one screw
bOlt) AS only the face of the mould board wears
out this Piow can bs used at only half the cost OF
| do not wish to disrarage other Flows, but b.
lieve tn is TO be the most perfect and nes ecSuomi
cal piow now in Use Ia this State.
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