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Sold by all Druggists. ~ fe SMI,0,' anH1s1,
H&c CHnLs ANN FEVER. CHII1s .

s CHILLs AND FEVER, CHILLs AND
FEVER -Une OF the greatest remedies that hss eve
been laid before the public, for Fever and Ague and
,s wnieh have received the highest epcomiums from
CELEBRATED BlrTERS Who would eudura tha
tortores arising ON this terrible disease when il
San he 50 easily cureo? Who would endure sleep.
,sss nights. burning fevevs and icv chls alternate
~ mhen remedy can be obtained for mere tritieY
Anu Yet how many families iinger out pain ful ex
lsteDce under this deadly blight and d. pothinc
but gulp down quniue. until il becomes as common
as Their daily meals, and ye. they not relieved
nome put the foolish and weak would hesitate to
procure these valuable Bitters and save themselyes
intense agony W.
where. e' '''41
~ See advertisement in another column.
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SENTENCED TO DEATH The Mayor
Yesterday morning, after an impartial examiHa.
tion sentenced to the garrote the watch dog OF
Nr. l.. Ctti, as brute of evil fame and reputa.
ton This "bob tail cuss." in broad daylight, had
he assurance to seiLe little lady by he arm, as
she was passing the street, and in all probability
would have torn her into pieces but for being
driven of. He had, on another occasion, snared
at public official, and more than once made the
Mayor take another street-aud for tn use offences
he must die.
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OLD DOMINION BOTTLING EsTAB

~ LISHMENT-The subscribers are in receipt
If 100 bbls and half bbs of Philadelphia CREAM
ALE, in addition to their stock of PORTER, CT
DER, LAGER BEER, &C, to which they invite the
attention of the trade guaranteeing the article to
give satisfaction, and the price M ost reasonable.
Orders left with W NIPE, on Main street. or at
the factory, on goth street, between Main and
Franklin, will receive prompt attention.
MASON Il BURNS.
NB-We would respectfully call the attention of
our friends and public generally. to the fact that
Mr. VI Mccormick having retired from the Bottlpg
Business in this city and removed to another State,
We would solicit the patronage of all those fayoEa
bly, disposed to establishment.
MASON BURNS.
Richmond March l. 1859 NH 2-Im
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Es1EapRIsE AND Wharf.-The following is the
c,rgo Of the ship Mary Bradford, which lefs New
York on Thursday last for the guano islands OF
The American company: II iron buoys, weigh
!. 600 pounds each, the largest ever made; iron
boats. 25 tons burden; weight 900 pounds each;
6 iron cannons, (6 pouuders,) with carriages; loC
issn 6.pound balls, 36 Colts revolvers; SO aImy
muskets; magazines of powder; 1000 ball cart
RACES: large frame houses, two stories high, fur
nished; 100000 feet of lumber: 3 wooden boats
5000 feet OF chain cable; 20 large anchors; IL:
miles iron for railroad; 400 cases assorted meE
chandse; 200 packages merchandise.
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RURRUSE l. BRO, ,


rr-u Norfolk va
TAfLOR's OELEBlA1ED y LON DON DllCK RRA AN
~, ~, imported ey them from John Taylor of Lon.
aon; iso IN Custom House, Brandies of The foi
loving tIands james Hennessy; Otard. Dummy 4
yo a,; .ho United vineyard Proprietors sidney Ce-
ssefler. and ether brands. CuAMPAGNEs: Greey,
SEAL Cabinet, In half pints: Piper heidsick; Held.
y,gs 20, ana ether brands. All grades OF PORT
VINES. sHERRiBs Duff Gordon, Harmony and
9tnSr nS brsnds. Madeira Wines. OLD Scotch Wits.
nhf. EfE WHISTLES: Summerdean; Lackey's
n1oanfain Rye; pure Extract of Rye Grain; Funk: :
Eesores' Old Bourbon County X and other brands
Jamaica ~ N Holland GIN, in whole and u pipes
liostetter's celebrated Stomach Bitters Charles
London C0RDIALGlN. London PORTER. Scotch
ALE ia asone Jugs. Superior old Scuppernong Wine.
sfed ana vhlte.) made in Carolina SARDINES
IA Whole, hall aud quarter boxes etc etc Also. 400
oEholce HAVANA sEaARS, which were selected
IN Havana by gentleman sent out bv us for that
purpose varying in price from $50 to sI5c per thou
SONS On favorable terms. W.
OIL, =, BURgUSS 4 BRO,
Sole importers, in the United States, of TayIor,s
Celebrated London Dock Brandy
das NO. Wide Water street. Iren Building,
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Ew-CUaE FOR DYspEpsIA.-The pu

will near in mind that Bakers Celebrated Prem .um
bitter rs are the mo uufailing remedy for the cure
OF Dyspepsia that has ever been cfered to an Anne
rcan public As an evidence Of this fact, the Pro
oretor has row in his possession number OF certi'
icate. from some of our own citizens, who have
found speedy relief 1roin this annoying disease, al
Ter various otner remedies have proved unsuccsss'
;uI Az cure fur Oh lera Morbus Bilious A NJ G.
tions, Diarrh9a, summer Complaints OF children
Sour stomach, Loss of Appetite. Indigestion, aud
other diseases arising from impure blood, debility
and disorders of the digestive organs thes. B1tters
have no equal. TO be mad of ali DrugglStS III the
city of Ricn mond, and elsewhere III Virginia.
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3d. LtrE SIZE PUoroaRApus Th

subscriber takes pleasure IN sunonneiny ~, III. n.'
ferrous patrons and the pgblc at large, that he il
SoS P.epaarns9d 70 mInIsh photographs from miaia,
yhich. Tor accuracy and finish, he warrants eopsi
u aot suPrioT 10 any produced in this city al les
.srGea 70 any size. b "A~ GU
Catiseas aud strangers are invited to call and er
smine specimens s. GIBBS Temrle of ART Gor;n
taAn Hall, Ms;2 street, between 9TH snd ,o,b
= S.-if You want q genuine Aubrolype tbis =.
tEe piScs togei Ii, where you will neither h. hmm,
tESSs0 IA grice or work, Also, Melsinotynes or
sEy other Picture in the Phn,ocrsnhir Art f'' va
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There was shipped from wheeling. Va, on Sat.
urday last, $50 barrels Of -four, sor Ksoku Iowa
There was one inch OF snow IN Wheeling, Va,
on Sunday.
James Hamilton, who shot ais wife, and then
himself ia 81. Louis, died on the l7th Inst.
The dead bodies n,an and woman, IN barrel.
ware found floating in the Ohio, near Cincinnati,
on the 18th iast
The savanpah Republican states that eighty
miles Of the Cuban Telegraph Lines have been
completed.
The trial at Montpelier. Vt, Of Ariel Martin, for
the murder Of Lacius Ainsworth, IN July Hast,
has resulted In . verdict OF guilty.
1 nersou 10 Milivills. N. T., has prcsecutsd bis
.sshhor for trespsss, the defendant being pretty
49, ~ .ssveet sixtssn,n aud the trsspass mark
an The PLAINTIFF : fence With lead pencil.
M.,ara avaan. Of baltimore, has vetoed the city
r.iIrosd bill which passed sbs couseiis Of that
| city.
IA. RlcAsrdsos, lamp-lixhssr, ~. wa1sonsy e ,s
and fatally shoe By 1hos- \. hsaasfus - nsass'
more, Monday night. 49, :,
NJ. wm. q. Scott has been sslsoted Mayer s y
r,es.,,ch II shar~. ", 81 10 majority over Peter
goodrich ths la1s ineunbsnt.
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.~.-.A~- - ..--.-.A -
PORT or RICHMOND-MARCH q 1859.


ARRIVED, d
Schr Ashland Holmes, Rappahannock river. corn
5tearns 4 Thureton
schr samaria Moore, Rappahannock river, corn.
5tearus Thurston.
schr Brave. Near. Philadelphia, plaster. Brdg-
ford Co.
-, -ehr Matthew Bird. johnson. Philadelphia. coal.
Rahm.
sehr Hopkins. Malsbury. .Elizabethport. N J.
Z X iron, X X Il Co. =
schr North Carolina. McGuire. Baltimore, oyster
shells.
SAILED, ss..s 4
ID Coluitt.
scsr Passmore. Cranner. down the river, light.
Schr Sarah LayiIa. -, doMn ths river, light
schr 3no Larkin. Dennis, Petersburg. light.
echr W Dodge. -, down the river. lisht.
NEW YoRK. March H. Cleared, schr Marshall,
Ch. ster HichmJpd.
LIVERPOOL, March 5-Advertised, ship Trenton.
thompson, Tor City Point, with despatch.
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PosToFFIcE APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS
William Bell is promoted to fourth class clerk.
SHIP ana appointed disbursing clerk and superin
tend a of the pos. office building, in place of A
N. Zevey, appointed third assistant postmaste,
general. Mr.. Bell is one of the Oldest and mos
efficient officers of that department. William J.
Crandali ia promoted to third class clerksbip
salary 81 600 per apnum, ia place of VIM. Bell
promoted Louis Watkins is promoted to second
class clerkship. salary 81 400 per annum in plac.
Of Mr. Crandall. promoted.
At Mendon, Westmoreland county, Pa, George
Herr is appointed postmaster, vice w. s. Chi
dester, resigned
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GRO WATT.
HUGH A WATT

NOTICE, TO TOBACtONISTS AND
LN MERCHANTS.-MaGe to order. TOBACCO
KEGS, of any size AS have on haEd large
tock OF good material for this purpose, would be
glad TO furnish from ID to20 GOO egs this season
have also for sale FLOUR BARRELS and HALF
BARRELS, suitable for flour, sugar. plaster Se.
Shop corner 6th and Cary cts.
NB-Cash paid for BARREL TIMBER.
NH le-Im*
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Ssow STogM-A snow storm ocenI red at st.
paui Niup. on the 18th inst, which the Times
says 10 unprecedented In the history of the settie-
ment OF the State The snow was D foo's deep on .
level, aud drifted in many places to adepth OF
three and four feet.
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WATTS CUFF BRACED PLOWs.-

WATTS CUFF BRACED PLOWS.-
w CO-PARrNERSHIP.-We have associated
ourselves in business, under the firm Of GEO WATT
co, and will continue to make and sell George
Watts Patent Plows, namely: Cuff Brace, with
Breast improvement and Hanover patterns of differ.
ent sizes with both wrought and cast points, an
rill keep on hand all the castings belonging to
them ,
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoil
co Weeders, Tan invention or Geo Watt's) Road
3crapers Corn shelters, Corn Planters, (CalwelPs
make ) Straw Cutters Grain Cradles. &c. Nearly
ali of these implements made in our own facto
~ of the best material, and warranted to give sa-
tisfaction or be returned:
assuring them that our best efforts Will be used
give them superior articles.
HUGH A WATT
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FREAKS OF LIGHrNING.-During q thunderstorm
on Friday last, while the family ofMr Jacob Shof5,
farmer who resides near Columbus, Ohio, were
eating dinner, the lightning struck q valuable Gov
10 his barn, killing her instantly, aud the same
fash broke into pieces every plate on the table
where the family was eating, and actually melted
some ofthe sofest metal upon the table, without
the least iDj uring any per son present. gs
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SABLE SIcKLEs CASE On Sunday, near Lees
burg, Va, slave named Sam, belonging to W Ii
Gray, deliberately shot aud killed Bill, a slave OF
d Wildman. IL appears from letter in th e
Washington Star, that Bill formerly paid attep.
tions to colored woman, who, a faw months ago,
married Sam. The latter, after his marriage,
warned Bill to keep out Of her company. On Suns
day. however, Bill, in passing Sans house, was
and fight immediately ensued which resulted in
the jealous husband seziDg gun, and putting the
whole charge through the body of Bill, killing
him almost instantly.
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>FRIKE The glass,blowers in the vicinity OF
Ptsburg struck on Saturday for ineree 20 OF wages
-er rather for the rates which they rec,ived prior
to the reduction during the financial ca ISIS
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RETURN OF HUNGARIAN RETUaEss.-It is stated
that considerable number of Hungarian refugees
| trous revolution of 154S, ending with tho capture
of the celebrated fortress ofCoorn, have recently
asked and received an amnesty from the Austrian
government, and are about leaving the United
States and returning to their native country. A
number of them are men of property and intel.
ligence. ess
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STcragIAN TROUBLE IN CoSsEcfIcur The Cath
olic residents Of the town Of Cromwell, Conn (,
baying recsutly reau sstsd that since the Protsst
ant Bible was read In their public schools, the
Catholic version might also be used, the commit,
tee gave consent, aud both versions were accord
ingly read. Incensed at this csrtain todividuais
repaired 10 the nightto the house OF the commit,
zee. and daubed their doors with lamp black and
oil, marking them with crosses, &c
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@uhEAp GARD DISPATCH
JOB Office being now supplied with TWO on
nuuuLEs' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES. IL
prepared 70 furnish thisdescripsion Of work cheaper
Win greater rapidity. than any other establish.
.aen. 10 TINS city. The largest stock Of CARDS in
the city can be found at this Office.
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s- THE GRRAr VIRGINIA REMEDY

PETERS. lSFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR G0NoR-
RhtAA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES
THIS great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
futla' or Baisauic pro?erfiea excels everything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
world are astonished when told that the sboye re-
nedy Viii cars the above diseases and co1lfonDtied
sAsI tney have occuar denonsrs ions of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
i3F tTeuty ed years. has known OF of twenty
!eas slandin 10 be restored te perfect health, and
sll other cases Of shorter duration 10 be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
Sny case o GuDorrhtes v EiCD THE remedy will not
cure, provided this directions are carried out with
prudence or the part OF the patient; aud to any one
purchasing half . dozen bottles and using accord
iIg!y. in his or her case be guarantees a perfect
cure and il case Of failure, Will in nsh additional
ElsIioi4e, fTse Of charge, 70 complete the cure
through his agents; AID cure will be effected with
cat Inconvenience Ia the patient. Sold by
GROBBS l. APPERs0N, Druggists.
Agents for the city of Richmond,
dc 10 ems No. 20l Broad st.
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STE ALING.-Ellen, slave te' Charles
Waterman, was convicted before the Mayor yester
lay of stealing lot of shoes aud s. in money
from Joseph Jacobs, and ordered to be punished
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HALL THIsF On Tuesday evenin q
asst, during the absence Of Mr.. W. W. Dunuayan.
aud his family, the ball to his residence was en-.
cred, and g coat. hat, canes and other articles
we're taken therefrom.
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ITO THE SourH SspR.-Bv late
tariff. the nanvile Railroad Company have reduced
.ne rate ni freight for transporting around paster
nvnl tnm dats. WITH THIS rRevlso that norm r
RATE viii be charged during the months of ApaIi
MAY, AvausT and SEPTEMBER VI "'AiI'
n,,,ls 70 any extent can be supplied from the
u in time ",'S W ehsufe
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar mar
Ton less than packed In barrels P''
,a, JOHN u CLAIBORNE.
~" JIM No IL Pearl street
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re- Nkw spaIsG ucoDs -Mv Fl,

re- NEw SPRING GOODS --My first
SUPPLY Of SPRING GOODS, have already arrived
ana embraces, besides the usual large variety OF
kiMMI. GS, many Novelties OF tn season ifay.
ing been early in the market and with the ad van.
age OF new and unbrJken stock to select from
nave succeeded in obtaining the choicest and most
desirable styles ion sorted and am fully warrant.
ed IL saying that who wishes to buy will
leave my store unsupplied. HIRSCH
nh Inns an Rrnala q.
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swsss- FaYsg LErogEs--J have jus.

g- faEsa LEEoHEs.--l have just re-
rived, By Adams Express fresh lot Of Swedish
EECHES, whish will be applied upon most reason.
bic terms.
P.s.-Cupp.ng and Leeching promptly attended
70. Can be found al all hours OF the day, at the Hal
0ressing RooZa under .he American Hotel and st
aight on 9Th street French Garden Hill.
mr. 25--ss h. @. FOBSCN
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HAapLr The Propagateur Cafholiqus. south
srn Catholic Journal, learns trsn rers ons worthy
Of confidence, that General Walker, recently con
yerted 10 the Catholic Church, has determined =
enter religious order ssd become Cafhoh'
priest.
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e,t me ecss 81, cougs Syrup IN the world is Harris
THIS article is prepared by a eaemist and "a mr.
h'ensea os mesiseAi men, and those who have nsed
y. ~ " nae rest preparation Ter Coughs Colds
NS'1sfh, oTeaen'tis, HpaTsepess, Sore Throat from
: Soi1, aaa preventive Of that lion Of diseases.
tsfsons who sing should Use IT, II is pleasant IN
I9e tssPe s'1teas clears and strengthen the yoica
aays All Irritation of the throat and ungs and nr
vents taking cold. ""u pre-
Bottles y and 20 cents and 81. Sold by all prpS.
towns in Virginia. =. - - "a al
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ta~LAw Nor1oE-IO3ERT r. NJ

ChoLAS. for several years United States District
Attorney, having entirely recovered his health has
determined TO resume the practice of LAW, in this
CITY ana viii devote all his energies any profes-
sional business with which he may be entrusted
n ui9ce with Peter Daniel, Jr. ESQ., Numoer 5,
Il y,ah u
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TIE SCHOOL EXCITEMENT AT Bosroy--In the Boss
ton school committee Monday, q communication
WAS received from Bishop Fitzpatrick, of the Ro
man Catholic Church, stating 10 TEN iperafe terms
the objections held by the parents Of Catholic
children 10 the reading Of the Bible In the schooIs
The subject was indefi aiteiy postponed. The ex
element Ia subsidIDg. Fathers Haskios and Duna
hoe, tvo priests have from the pulpit condsm ned
the action OF the Catholic children ct the schoo!s
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KN0cKED DowN.--A young man named
Callahan, says he knocked down With stone,
brown by some unknown person, last Tuesday
aight while passing along 2i street ear Davai.
lie thinks the blow was accidental ,ss he had given
ne one any cause to strike him.
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xsG. NOTICE. .-EMBkUIDEEY PAT
TERMS stamped on Linen, Flannel, Velvet Ribbon
and all working materials, at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms.
Also, all kinds Of PINKING done, at 226 Broad
street, between Sd and 4th.
Ladies from the country are respectfully invited
TO call or send their orders for Fmbroiderng aud
dress patterns. NH l2-l2t~
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AMERIcAx SURGERY ABRoAD.-The apparatus now
in use In the New York Hospital for treating frac-
lures, has been introduced into of the leading
hospitals of Paris. It's effectiveness was at frs,
doubted, but . was given to an American
surgeon, who treated IL with this apparatus n the
most successful manner. In consequence, the
French Surgeon Of the hospital Of the faculty, al
once adopted it.
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Ex-Governor David Campbell, Of Virgins, who
died in Abingdon, Virginia, on the 18th inst, wss
a RAZOR in the twelfth regiment Uoited States iu.
fantry during tho war with Great Britain, and
served with great credit on the Northern frontier.
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VIA n rHs AurHoR,- ,-The authorship Of thai
celebrated ssarmop, !" knevn a. ss9hc Htap ~
Thousand a1imgs, spsritsef Just Nan made fn!fse,
has hsea claimed recsntiy for Rev. Mr.. Lewis. 81
Methodist minister stationed this ys,,r - =
Grange, Tenn.
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yA1HOLEsALE AND RETAIL CEDAR

" AXE MANUFACTORY, 18th street, be-
tween Main and Cary, Richmond Va, whers deal
ers and housekeepers may nnd it TO their Ivan.
tsge 10 call, they can buy better articles and as
low as Nor; hern Ware A coed assortment OF TU BIS,
IN nests or by the single one CHURNs of all Sizes
MILK PALS; bras bound CANS and BUCK krS:
also. iron bound BUCKETS, sealed MEAsURES
&C. &C. Call at the old stand of
NH IL m
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s59. SPRING TRADE.
] $50.

1859. SPRING TRADE 1859.
CHiNA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-
" WAR2--G EORGE J SUMNER, Ne 20 Pearl
street, Richmond. Virginia, is now receiving his
spring stock of China, Glass aud Earthanware
Look ing Glasses and quse furnishing Goods by di-
rect importstic from the potteries in England and
personal selections from the factories ia this coun
try Our purchases have been unusually large
aud our stock laid in good terms as any house
ia the country. We invite merchants and dealers
generally TO call and examine. assuring them of our
intention and ability off II to the trade rs large
al assortment snd at as low prices as any repsck.
ing house in any of the Northern markets.
Orders solicited. and promptly and faithfully at
tended to.
fe % GEO SUMNER.
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OOvDEN,s DENTAL FLUID.-This

~ excellent vegetable aromatic / ton. PREPARED
Dy our worthy citizen, DR. GEORGE DoWDES drug
gfst, &C. of broad street, Richmond, gained for Nun
gold medal premium at the recent fhis tnotb
@asb as highly beneficial for cleansing the teeth
and guns, but also for imparting health, strengtb
and souncnees To the same 1t Is likewise pieasihe
nest eminent ply siciaDs of the United states us
iertifrice that should be upnn every t.i,e tae,s
Ertract from Ms Rictm0n0 EhQNtfef V 10f. 800
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NoE 10 store full supply, cargo of schr mignio-
net'e; fafchassrs are invited TO examine the anal
~ Of onG, wares We especially recommend iSs
RsnEe sud Harp Cool Stove s o"oHins
Repairs always hand for all leadinc articles so
:; lie governor Street Stove Store ~ nv
Fs- wanted Immediately two iirst class workman
10 GENRGE Il IL
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Cold Bath. H.-puring the prevalence of
he storm last Tuesday night man named Rich
Ardson, while attempting to get into his canal
poat then lying in the basin. missed his footing,
.nd pitching headloug into the water, came nigh
irowalng before his screams attracted attention
and brought snccor.
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A. ne safest and best PurSstive Pills in use They
81 Upoa ms Liver, Stomach and Bowels carryinS
Of 81 bile and every foul secretion They don't
9!pe ste eAsy 10 tneif operation and can be- taken
q an tilne wishoat fear OF exposure. They remove
!; you suuer win any pain, use HARrsHORNE E'S
lhs--ALL the great PAIN ANNIfIILATOR II
yga nsye cough. use RARpSEORWE'S COUGH
word. " '"e