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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-23
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The NEJKOPoLIIAk Gas CONAN.
Thu Peoe kc By their Attorney -n,ra Jas Bowen e. al
Thus Is all ectIon in the nature OF quo Ntfdneo
the defendant, Tor assuming aud prsa
without s,sou;y elsw The DEFENDANTS tho SseropoasAa oas
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TAAyer,lsemept-f
BRADYs GALLERIES.

AsBRoTYPEs AND DAcUEsRE0TYPEs
Nos. so aud 6S Brosdssy, NewYOrk, and No $50 Penn
ys.say., " darlington, d. c.
yure. ii eli descriptions copied 10 every style IL the ~
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THE CASE or CAPT. CARPESrER.-The following
charge has been preferred against Capt Carpenter Of
the Sixteenth Ward, by the Deputy SUPERB atendsnt
of Police, in reference to the recent suicide in Wose
Twenty -iourth street:
-unoffcerlke and immoral conduct calculated v
bring odium upon the Department
sPEcWc,ros-lt j. alleged that Capt Carpenter b. been
frequent ard smo-, daly victor house Of asguston at
uaird No 10 West Twenty fourth street occupied By
Charlotte Whiemo tina, he frequently walks the pnbhS
streets IN company with the said Charlotte Whttemore and
Of the boarGer. aud freInenters OF her house.
i further alleged tha' the 18th instant, MU nness,
boadcr IN The of th said Charlotte Nhemoe was tatSa
suddenly H. and phy.ciau Dr. T.. Asn OF No S6 seventh
and he learned from th. said Mrs In
that he bed taken poison which In very short time sfer
ward proved fatal
shortly before the death of Mrs lnness CAPT, Cspeu-
ter by the said Charlotte Wh,iemore sut
inquest the Captain Carpenter In his IT.
fetal capic uscd his hgeuce suppress thu inquest rom be-
E public thereby showiuga TOO close Intimacy and fe
ship with keeper of a house OF asgnaion
Incloe copy OF the inquest published "a .he daily papers.
Sisned DANIEL CARPENTER, Dep SupS
Attached TO the document are the names Of moro
than dozen witnesses
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AlrTGED PERyvRY.-On the 10Th inst Edward
Parker of No. 80 Wser street, arrested by OFF,
Ger Dennis sullivan, who preferred charge of sssss3
and battery sgsinst him. for which he WAS tined and
acquitted at the Court Of Special Sessions. Parker
now prefers chsrge of perjury agains, the officer, a.
lcgirg that as to the assault he falsely nothing
Of the kind having occurred and that the motive for
the arrest and charge solely from his jocalshy
aking the officer to give him his club to kill nuke
toes with which so enraged him that he pitched atS
Parker and after giving him severe beating, logged
him of to the Station House. and made false charge
sgainst him. This statement bepg corroborsted BY
four or five eyewnesses, Justice Steers held the &C.
cused to bail yesterday in $780, TO answer the charge
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Runaway CAsUALrY.-On Thursday evening Q
pair attached Ninth say while
the Ninth avenue Twenty fourth eAA
driver and named Ernst Grdley riding upon
TOP tro~u the The driver
escaped injury bat Gdey had Of bis legs fscurA
by wheel Of the which passed over IT, lie attended
by physician aud then conveyed his residence No. LAB West
Thirty second street
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SUICIDE oF DEsERrED MISrREss.-Coroner
Jackman held an inquest on Friday at No. i39 Prince
street upon the body Of girl Is years of sge named
Annie Raymond who committed suicide by swallow
ing quantity of lauianum, which 'he procured a. .
drugstore in the neigbborhood. IL appeared in evil
dence that the deceased boarded at the above house,
in the capacity of mistress to downtown merchant,
who recently, for some cause. abandoned her. She
soon aiterward became very disconsolate in coase-
quence of his treatment of her. and threatened to
destroy herself unless he returned Finally becoming
convinced that he had totally abandoned her. she pur-
chased the poison and drank it, and on Friday morn
ing found dead in her bed. post-morteu OK
animation showed that death caused by an over
dose of laudauum, and the jury rendered verdict Of
" suicide The body of deceased was delivered ~
her friends for nterment
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FALL FROM 4 BruDISG.-George Bradyhof, boy
eleven years fell from Nh. fourth Of the unfinished
buoibg No IS Chyst. street aud daDgeony injured
He the residence bis parents No. O7 Third street,
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on LET MI LAuGH.-I cannot help 1t. fOe
oud elp IT, II you witness those really dfoi ana
almost racugs feats Of A.glc, &c pefofm.d u BAR
.UYs MUssUM by WYAN. TBE WIZARD. 20 and go hina
FMS AFTERNOON aud EyESGSG.
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SUDDEN DEATHs.-A Mrs Bren residing At No.
Carlisle street Cornelius Dash EugIshman both died
Friday CONSEQUENCE Of the bursting of bodveses In
quests held upon bodies serdcts that effect
rendered.
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How TO FEED A HoRsE.-" merchant moved
out Of the city" wants TO know how much hay any
grain he should feed his horses. Tie thinks there il
leak somewnere or else, he says, my horses eat
great deal more than have always thought horses
d" Old. Can you tel me how much horse should be
4" fed ?" Yes, Sir We think The Third Az
euue Railroad Company ofths city have some eighty
or ninety Omnibus cars their road which is eight
miles long, extending from the City Hall to Harlem;
and these cars are operated with seven hundred
horses, which kept at the grea; stables on the
corner Of Third avenue and Sixty.fth street, upon
the following daily ra;ons: Hay, Ii 20 10 pounds;
meal, II TO 10 pounds.
The tsy is generally the best Of Westchester limo
thy bought loose and Away. chsfed and no.Stened,
thoroughly incorporated with the meal, end always
slightly salted before feeding but never allowed TO
fermen,. Several men are kept constantly employed,
night and day. mixing this feed as to have it 81
ways ready, but stil fresh and sweet. The meal Is
generally made Of the beet quality Of sound Indian
corn varying occasionally by mixing oatmeal or ship
stuff with the corn meal, and such other variation rs
may be deemed necessary when a horse is of bis
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FATAL FALL.-Patrick Mclaughlin, the man who
Saturday knocked down the hsch~sy Of No.
y soad street BY Of goods swinging azsin hi eied
Friday his residence No 22 Canal street o the Injuries he
c.ssd ia held Dqncst upon The body and
the Jury verdict accidental death" Decreased
a native Of Ireland So year. Of age.
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than a dozen witnesses.

BrRGG,RY The dwelling house Of Alice Morris,
No. ~ Ludlow broken into the nsht OF the 10Th
Inst, by an upholsterr named Peter Farley VINO effected
aloe by rowing wired sIdo window. and
carried Of about *25 worth oil household goods portion Of
TIN. property upon FARLEY YESTERDAY when he
arrested The prisoner denied the burglary but plead guilty 70
the larceny. Justice Steers committed him Tor trial the graves
Cha
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NBLos GARpES-On Monday. the lst OF August,
the Gabriel and Francoi. Ravel Troupe commence an
engagement at this house. They come with strong
company. The leading dancer is Nile. Maria Henue-
cart, from the Paris and Leipsic theaters She was
eugsged for Milan, but the war rendering that
capital rot so desirable as otherwise it might be- she
retired from her engagement and az once secured
by the agent of the Raves She is said 70 be beau.
tiful and admirable in her profession She arrived in
the Ariel on Wednesday, and makes her first apear-
ance in America with the Rsvels.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROwSED.-Hans lIeaslap, a Ger
man youth 10 years u age, accidentally fell OVERHEARD Fd-
da, rom vessel lying Pier No ~ North River and
drowned The body recovered and inquest viii be heA
upon il today
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FtTAL ACCIDESr.-COroner Schirmer held an In
quest No 6 West Seventeenth the body of Pstrc
Boyle Irish aboer 81 years Of whose sth the
If injuries received 10 consequence OF falling down nigh
Of stairs IL Thirty seventh ana Madison
"Wednesday last Boyle assisting to take oad Of coal ant
the cellar and in doing slipped and fell striking on his bsc
snd head. Conclusion Of the brain followed aud resulted
death verdict that effect rendered By the Jury.
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4 YorNG LADY DROwSED At COSEY ISLAND
MIS- Mary Caroline Beiser, native Of this city, Is
years of age daughter Of Capt Beiser, was drowned
while bathing Thursday, with some friends at
Coney I,l-nd. 1t appears that she and a Mss Cor
neHa Gley were carried out by tae current and,
on iug TO the fact that no boat could be readily OBJ
tanned it was upward Of hour before they could be
reached. MiGs Gi.ley had hoated on her back for
two miles, and was rescued alive, but her companion
peri,hed. The body was recovered and taken TO the
late re.dence Of deceased No. 100 West Fortysecond
street, where Coroner schirmer held an inquest
upon h.
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RECOVERY or STOLEN PROPERTY.-A man named
Patrick Dorsu arrested Friday charged with robbins Pat
rek Gallagher roomss OF 800 On searching tho trunks
accused his boarding house IN FoIy second street, Dear
Sixth avenue property found which had been oro
from Stout Of The popeos q the Franklin Hodse.
Co-ze place. while b0r.ersce Long Island In June sst
Dorsn committed by Justice Kelly for tra.
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SUDDEN DFATHs.-A Mr. OIrien, residing At No.
Carlisle street Cornelius DISH III g.hmsD. both died
endsy the bursting blood yssse lnquesea
held upon bodice and yefdts that effect rendered.
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DISHONEST PORTER.-John Henry, a colored porter,
employed III. boarding house No. 81 Walker street ancs
FRIDAY charged with ssug watch and chsn valued It
= So from the Manuel Abs o the bOarders Tho
accused confessed his guilt, aud locked up or trial
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THEFT or 4 HoRsE AsD WAGoS-A Germs1
named David Stein. residing No. ls2 Yves. Twenty hnh
,tre Friday, charged with stealing h1rs- and
wagon from premises u Thomas Curr.n, No - Sxth
avenue The accused alleged that he bought the team tor s5,
but Justic. Kelly couiHsAsd IN for .haL
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H,SGm,S's DAY.-Yesterdsy was assigned for the
execution Of four fcons-James Stephens, james
Sheppard, Quimbo Apo and Felix Sanchez-for the
crime Of Irder. BY certain wrts of error and stays
Of proceedings the hangman was disappointed, an
the executions were delayed until their cases car
be decided on appeal.
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-lni MS MINI
h. -fci nav h. CHAINED Of ls -e manufacturer j. 3.
aUNpEs. NJ Aston House aud 81 he various agents hroasa-
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nA Artificial T.esh-The Cheoplas,ie Pro:

IA Artificial Tersh-The Cheoplastic Pro.
cEss-G. w. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased
the areinstrs rtshf for the above mode Of making
IEEI II, and after asiHg and testing 1t IN the most
daeHH cases, Ehsrt other plates had failed, is
hyeiy sdfssssd a rs absolute superiority the
gold silver and platna method; there fore, with
confidence, recommend 1t To all who may desire full
or partial sets Of teeth. aad especially 10 sMeh as
nsdg DC dissatisfied rith those they using.
IN this process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are reinoved-the suction being perfect
eenUors and sfa6tty to the fit, and the teeth being
embodied In the metal, the food excluded from
utder or between them; they are, therefore, clean
or, smoother and IN every respect better. In con-
sequence OF the perfect adaptation of the plate to
the Inolth and the suction thereby secured he can
insert one teeth tcfthogt clasps, and in all
eases snsrantee perfect and satisfactory fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South. testimonials will be gwen and
specimens eHf bited to any who may desire TO see
them. The old plates OF those wishing to exchange
the old method for the sew, will be taken in part
pay. VIII, of course, make TEETH on the old
mode for those who may prefer il.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Corinthian Hail. ja lily
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NARROW ESCAPE OF THE u. 8. STEAM rnI.
GATE PowHATAN--lnformatio received from
the steam -frigaie Powhatan, Com Tutnali's
flagship, mentions her perilous condition 3
few days before, under the lea Of the Rueged
Islands. 1t Is stated that, in conseQuence Of
the shallowness of the water and the tenn pes
tuous character Of the weather, II was ueces.
snry to keep the vessel in motion, and to cut
loose the little chartered steamer she had IN
tow. Fortunately, the latter found her way
to Shanghai. There was heavy sea running
all the time, and the old ship rolled fearfuily.
After running all OF one night In the fog and
that the current had swept the vessel entirely
out of her course, and at O'Clock she vas
aground II was necessary to throw over Q
quantity Of coal to tighten her, and arrange
ments were also made to throw over some OF
the guns, II necessary TO get her on. AT half.
past two O'Clock, q Chinese fishing b0At was
hauled alongside, and three officers started In
her TO find assistance. The crew Of the boat
consisted Of fifteen Chinamen, q pirattcal look.
ing set vi fellows. but they proved 70 b bet-
ter than they Looked. After five and half
hours sail in this open boat, exposed 70 .
drenching rain, the relief party reached Woo-
sung. The Mississippi and another sesesl
were dispatched the following morning 70 the
relief Of the Powhatan; but fortunately . pilot
had gone out to her assistance. and BY his bold.
ness and energy was enabled to ssther oa sns
bank, with the loss Of only one anchor, . boat
and some coal She was, however, again forced
upon another shoal about three.fourth Of z
mile long and had for . time fsarfnt bump.
ing and humping upon II. At one ttnss gzeas
apprehension was telt for the SAFETY 0f the
vessel, bnt It is believed she has sustained Nc
material injury.
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re. Persons Afflicted with the Fever and
Ague should not spare either time, trouble ex-
pense, TO procure DR.. HOSTETTER'S CELE-
BRATED BITTERS, whose benefcent effects up
the human system has been clearly proved to
those who have been stricken down in short space
of time by this dreadful curse, whose checks are
wan and mea- re, and whose nishts are slee pIess
and restless, and whose eyes are dim and sunken,
with death staring them IN the face, this compound
must prove blessing; sHatchng thein as it were
fram the very mouth of the grave. None can know
its true value until they have tested it, When all
olaeIs nave lalsu tiesE DlGts nave iestofea tii9
the Western and Southern parts should introduce
them to all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where
Bo See advertisement in another column.
2-llu
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EA- More Evidence. I'VE have lust been
informed by gentleman from the country. with a
large family. that he has had great many attacks
of Summer Complaint, but not in one instance has
he failed in making perfect cure in less than "a
hours with BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS.-
He believes also, that $50 would not have paid his
Intends to do without it in his family. His name
will be nsed if required but he does not wish it to
published.
To be had wholesale and retail at the Drug Stores
of ApIE X GRAY. PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
FISHER & WINSTON, and all the principal
Druggists in Virginia.
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sAs Still Another Cure of Dyspepsia, Pal.
PlTATLON AND FLUTTERING OF T II Z
WASHINGTON, Fayetts CO.. ohio,t

WASHINGTON, Fayetta CO., Ohio,t
June e. 1859. (
BfesSrs. Moriimer + 1fotebray--Dear Sils: I take
this method to say to yeu and the public that |
have tried HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TCRE in a case ~! Dyspepsia, and have never. IN
twenty years. found any medicine tb eaua it. Twas
badly afflicted that had to quit work, by reason
of Palptat!on and Flutterng of the Heart. One
bottle of the TINCTURE perfectly relieved me.
Yours, with respect,
JACoB Slower.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough,
Rheumatism. Scrofula, &c. AS n restorative and
lnyigorator it has been highly commended
Hundreds Will testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This Tincture
will be found great medicine for all their diseases
GA. Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PIRCELL, LADD CO., Richmond; !;
By Dr. COOKE, fredericksburg; by ali the Drug
gis,s in Petersburg; BY MORTIMER 4 NOW
BRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere 81 per bottle; six bottles,
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SHOCKING AccrDExr.-Tsso Boys Smsfksrs1
TO DsafA.--A canal boat was being loaded with
wheat from Giles warehouse In WPedsport,
on Sunday last, by spoutins II in from The bot.
tom OF . blnI2 feet deep, when two boys nam-
ed James Cogan aad John Bailey ared ~.
spectively about ~ and 10 years, seslng IL
wheat rapidly settle In the centre Of th6 bfn.
thought Il would be dne source Of amueo-
ment TO play In r.; accordingly both ~ 0nco
jumped ihtO the rapidly settisng centre, aad ~
sooler had they struek the what thoa they.
began TO go down with 4, and ths surronn1-
ing wheat TO cave In and around them eo ~
pidiy that they could not extr3este themselves.
A smaller boy standfng BY gsys the stasUk ana
in moment . wogkman jumped u =.
rescue them, and actually -got helA of
them before they were below the grufn.
but they went down 90 fast, ana ~ witt
them, that 10 was with The greatest effort on
getting hold OF the sideof the bin hat ~ Hpg
ont himself and ran To shut on the 0ow. which
was only the work Of 4 moment. 1he a1sxM
was Riven, and all hands rushed 20 4he resemGs
bnt they had been carried below Shs lesn1 A1s
the grain, and after about Is minutes sO1 -
most strenuous exertion, they were exhuMed,
but NOT till life was extinct In both. They
were found staudtng straight up, thsty kAn1oS
by their aides and hats on. They vefo tWos.
fine boys Of worthy paTents, who teel thaty
sudden loss most keenly.-Antsvs (N. ~ ~.
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Made Cornmeaee,nens.--Rev r. J. BofRS.
solicitor for the Seamen's Bethel, has CON.
menced bis labors. Wiilnot every we'll wishsr
OF the sailor aid him in his praiseworthy sf-
forts - fss,f -, ~
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The Weather, yesterday, was charming, and,
as consequences. the streets were filed with
ladies from morning until night.
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The Peach Crop, this season, promises to b
unusually large. Some of the finest peaches
we have ever seen came from Hanover coun.
ty, and were sold in the markets 1T twenty.
five cents per dozen. ssss Is
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Sail VesseIs-The dock was well filed with
sail vessels yesterday, many of them large sise
schooners The number In port was dfty two.
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a Neu Roof Is needed on the City Hall. 70
prevent the leaks and the spoilins Of the walls,
The Council Chamber needs re-plasterinr ana
frescoing, as the walls are badly cracked ana
the ceiling appears to be ready to tumble down.
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The Exeelsior MinstreIs are to give an enter.
tainment at Odd Fellows Hail tomorrow
night. at which time the public are invited to
be present. II 81 ssssst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
,,ns. The Great Virginia Remedy, and mo
FoR FFooRRSsssoNsppRRfHas soNpRR fHaEs iNHFnAtkLIBLE Hn BEMEpY

EasEs-- This greaf American resned, cant.s- pts
ing no Mereariai OF Balsarnic properties. cxcejs
csefy ANA heretofore offered tho public in its Gu
We We nedlcai weird are astonshed when told that
sne aoovs remedy will euro The above diseases, and
.nniougted when they have ocular detnonstrae
tons OF the facts. But the proprietor, who has
sn" 9, the remedy for twenty odd years, has
nnoan oi case OF twenty years standing to he
Isssoteu 70 perfect health and all other cases of
snettsr duration to be fsIstored without sins ie
exeepti2n. and therefore cla!lenses any csse of
SohofIHTa which the rerledy will not cure pro-
v,usd me directions are carried out with prudence
on the part OF the patient: and any one purchasing
hai, dozen bottles and using accordin .ly, in his
OF her case. he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
case 81 faltare, will furnish additional medicine
Tree OF cbarse. tn eotnptete the cure throu his
SCENTS; and \ cure will be effected without neon
venience To the patient. Sold BY
APPERSON K DUPUY, Druggists,
- Agents for the city Of fRichinond,
al S-6fnS No. Mi, Broad street.
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Coo Stealing. SONS few nights since, the
premises Of Mr.. @. WalthalI was entered, and
a COW and calf stolen therefroIn. 81 - ,ss..s
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City SearsRger.-As will te seen bv an a..
vertisement IN another column, Mr. Robert
Alien Is prepared to remove all nuisances frcm
me city at the shortest notice. His carts are
facilities for fulfilling his contracts very com.
plete er est'sass. s-ss--zss :. -Fe - -.
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Potehed.-The bad road near Dibrells ware.
house has been made passable for loaded
teams, and will probably last until Dock street
is paved below it. ksF 3t-ss $3.50 a
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A The Southern Savings Bank receives
deposits on W hich interest is paid at the rate
of six per cent. per annum, il remaining on de-
post six months, and FIVE per cent. for shorter
periods
OFFIcERs-Joel B. Watkins tof Watkins l. Ficx-
Jenkins, Secretary.
U1REcToRs.--J. B. Watkins, George /. Herring,
r. T. Moore, r.. C. Howe. John +. Resnault, p. b.
Price, w. a. Jenkins, Vim. Ira Smith, j. b. Fer
guson, Jr.
Kent, Paine & Co., Main st. jy 22-dlm
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nA How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com.
PLkINrs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach Sides
Limbs, Back, Rheumatism, Neuralg lgia, Sore Throat,
Stiff Neck. Sprains or Br3ises, use HARTS-
HURNE'S CURE-ALL. It acts upon the nerves,
bones. sinews, blood and muscles, annihatIng all
pain like nlasiei Bottles IL, Is and so cents
If YOU suffer with Cholera, DiarrhRa, Looseness
of the Bowels, or summer COMPLAINT, use HARTS-
HORNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles Is cents
The Cure All cures all pain The Carminative
Basam cures all bowel complaints. 25 cents a bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy 12-21am
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-
Grid Doekef.-The Recorder will hold HE
Court for hearing the civil docket, at ~ o'clock
this morning 4fni fg tftit ffY 4