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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

PUBLIC WORSHIP RESUMED. The pastor Of
the tnxersalist Society having recovered from his
recent Illness will resume his abOrs at Union Hall,
next sabbath. Services forenoon and afternoon
at the usual hOurs
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q The quantity ot lime burnel in Rock
lanl for the past thres-qulr'crs uf the year,
beginning March /, 1859, Was 7j7,l72 c'r~s.
They e-timite the total amount tOr the year az
Slj,0lJ CASKS.
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y Mr.. Hoffman, the new Sercennt-a'-Ar Arms
OF the House uf Representatives, wheu he WIS
member, vutel 20 eNpcl Mr. Brooks uf South
Carolina TOR his assault Ou Senator Sumner.
and supported his vote by an earnest speech.
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y A State Convention nf the Republicans
OF Missouri will bc held in the city - Louis,
on the l9,h day of March next, to select dele
gates to the National Republican Convention
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DEATHS.

H. Eliot. Jan 30. Col NathguiC, ilRuScuin,
IN Portsmouth on Wednesday evening, Hiss EllE-
a,cth Y. Fv,udld, In hcr 10Th year.
la Ryo Jan. ~, Rev Ephnim Philbriek, aged ~
yrs GmOs.
In Dover, jan 2.th, Mr.. Trcf,then, aged % years.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-02-10

The Governor OC Miryl,u,l, Hon. T. u. Hicks.
sent message oG cuugritus ion 90 Speaker
Pennington, whi.h wis suitably Responded t..
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Ayers Cherry Peotoral.
rom Yur r,r1p crpr or

ron TnE RAID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Tnalenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Inc:p:en: Corsump'
ton. and for tho relief Of Con5cmptivc
Patients in advanced stages Of the di:.
case.
So wide Is the field OF It's usefulness, and go
numerous arc The cI,cs Of lis cur'S, that almoS;
every section OF country abounds In persons.
publicly known, who have been restored IIpin
alarming md even desperate diseases OF tue
lungs by lis Use. When once tried, lis stipcri'
orty over every other medicine OF Us KIM Is 'oo
apparent Ia cicapc observation, ana whcrc IN
virtues are known, the public no longer Hesitate
what an,l,!oie 10 employ for Tie distressing and
dnnccrou, affections Of the pulmonary organ
that arc incident 10 our climate. While mGEy
inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and lccn discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial. conferred benefits o1 The
afflicted they can never forget, and p.oGuccd
cures too Numerous and 100 remarkable 10 be
FORGOTTEN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T. ~ I r.,

rUvEE AND CONCERT
--n-<-D-
The ladies Of the uNIvEilSALlST UNION CIR
GLE propose holding Fair Levee and Concert
at TaiOn hall, Tue dly, "Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of Feb. "a, 10 and 10.
lfusic by the Band.
ri x cts 10 Cents
Doors open at5l o'clock.
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III.l'
COTTON DEANE.
COUNTY OF YORK,

1870 ASA GowLS, On.
jan 6 To > days at Alfred, adjourned ses-
sion, Co. Com. sLOO
" Z" sixty miles travel, 6OO
"3I 2days at Alfred, adjourned ses-
sion.
Feb. travel sixty miles, 1000
3 DAYS at slapleish on petition OF
Slriulvale Manufacturing Co.,
10 travel nfty-six miles, llCO
Nar2 . 2days at Allied. adjourned ses.
siou travel sixty miles, 1000
"2l dayat Hollis on petit On Of York
aud Cumberland Railroad Co,
travel e.ty -four miles, 1910
Moy2S" 3 DAYS NJ Alfred. May session, tray-
eli sixty miles, i6O'
-
$500
ASA GoWEN.
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Aug. IS" 3days at York on petition OF A.
j. Winnan nd others for road-dis
tancc IL miles, li.iC
%" 2days at BiddciOrd on petition
OF Murch aud Others for road
distance y miles, $50
30" 9 days at Alfred adjourned meet
ing-dstance 10 miles, 7.20
Sept 4" days on petition Oi John W.
Frost. Sanford. distance 81 miles, 10 On
20" day at Berwick on petition "
said town-distance - miles. ora
Oct. Z" 3days ut Acton on petition OF
George VI. Merrill and Others
for rOail-iistancc IL miles. 900
"' IA" days at Alfred, regular session,
distance IL niilCs, l12
sl2j.GO
COTTON BEANE.
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0CR REMEDIES ny MAIL
Look over the list make M case Of Whist knh you
ho.s .nI nro.e ~. am.put in "A cufren nos STAMPS
by mali TO our address at No 5s2 BroadHay' NssiotN
and The medicine will he duly returned oy ms' o' express
nee Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED -wedesre an active, efhc'eni Agent
for the sale Of Renes la every town ~ cnlnmnni,
In the United States Address De- T. IIUMPllRENsk Co.
NJ. hS2 Rso,pv'r. NE~.YoRs
Fer .ale by A SAWYER. Biddcford. Maine. IT,.
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Our Platform.

The MillcdSeville Recorder heartily esp using
the cause Of Bell and Everett. well says that the
Constitutional party has given in tho country a
platform upon which all honest, conservative,
patriotic and equality loving men from every &c
cton Of our broad Union can stand It is the
"Constaut,on d The couatry' upon the principles
Of strict equality. "And the Enforcement If The
Latcs," that make us one people aud one nation.
We want no better. we ask nori,lng more. We
have the principles of our party in The principles
OF our men. and in the la,guasr Of Mr.. Calhoun,
we say: "rhe South asks for justice, simple
justice, aud less she ought not 10 take she has
no compromise to offer but tho CONSTITUTION"
We have il.
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said That not more than ons abandred and ffiy
persons wers present. and thar tAey were not all
citizens OF the State. IN the course OF Mr. Hoop.
era reply he pointed twice or thrice at Colonel
Ilindlnan with his finger. aud alluded To him ~
''ihat man" in what Col. fliadman considered an
insuiting manner. Col. i1indman struck or ihrew
bis hand away asi nearly touched bis head. -
iIooper then proceeded In shy that the statement
made nv that man" respecting the Madl-on
meeting was "iaise-unqualife false" Col.
II. Immediately stepped IN frnnt Of Hooper and
struck him in the face quite hard blow. and then
instantly stepping back drcwa pistol from the
Do ,kct Of his pantaloons. MIR. Hooper also made
a movement as if preparing to draw sone weapon
but the friends Of Mr. Hindman immediately
surrounded him and tsld him that he bad gone
FIR enough preventing him from using his pistol.
Col. Hindman apologized 10 tho Committee Tor
the violence. and Mr.. Hooper gave no further in.
dcation of retaliation. apparently satisfied that
the affair had been driven 10 point where hos
tile meeting must ensue. A duel between the par.
ties may lie expected. but win probably be delay
cd until the Con vention adiourns.
ANOTHER PERSONAL DIFFICULTY.
A personal difficulty has occurred be ween two
members Of the Virginia Delegation, which has
led to hostile message. Mr.. Pryor. as the friend
:" one 1t the parties. arrived In the city yester-
day. but We understand that efforts are being
IN dc To bring about nm adjustment. and it is be-
lieved they will be successful. The aft'r. 1t Is
.ail, grows out Of the Douglas controversy.
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]
ArpLEs.-Green--none offering.
B.eoa-Demand good notice sales At 1oH0ilX fci
prime.
BEAEs-None Offering.
BKEswAx.-32lt33 cents. -. :. F.. 49,
BurTrs-sarks well sappnedprss 10 TO %; sale for
Firkin. -
White bread Corn
Coss MsAL-PIenty and duhl a. s5Gps7k cents.
+ tEngsT. --Tames KiveT 81 500. 900.
DRIED FRUu-No sale.
FoUH-The recep,s continue iiaht-vith good demand
/ quote Superfne t625; Extra 1850; Family 1915.
FLAxsEED.-tid2Gt 10 eerts
FEATnEEs-tt6t45 cents
fgRrILIzgRs.-snppy ample No Peruvian Guano t6zo0
u 20D lbs: keeses Manipulated Guano $500; SOM
hrefa iuaao ~ w Mexican GuanO f2b0 American Guano
4o0o; Rhodes sup phohnle a Lime $1,000 kuins pho.pho
Peruvian uano f5250 Runs Bone Ash Gaano s5 80 Buff
nn's Tobacco Manure ts7o uhns Ground Bone Ash fs7
Fowle Ga's soluble Phosphaird Peruvian Guano 4ASoo
Diuguds Bone Dust 5000; Ru1ns Tobacco MaBure. e470
Ground Plaster 10 bulk $500; In bags or barrels sll0e
GHass SKEps-So sale
GissExe.--60als5 eenis
HAY-I,aied ~ i5dstis0; D wagon load si.O0eti.Io.
lRos.-MourtaiD sy,114l y Ion.
Iagp.--supply good Al II No cents
Linr--ThomastOwn eI % Mountain ".
DNInSs-No sale.
0.Ishear 4lia4sil.s5 y 100 ba; White 50 eta; Black b1
cents n bush oil 30 Ds
PrAs.-No Biackcyed Offering; Cow Pea *i.s5Gtsi'o.
PorAT0s- Whitc Mercer. sTd$i.
TonAcco Receipts continue ihge with an Improvement In
which, much Is found In the present cr0pa large PARTON
OF the crop III dark nIcror order which ids but
low price. quote common dark Lngs at 4Z"usDs00; bright
ground Lls f0041 500. dark Leaf Shipping and stem
lung % 0ofD ssh: working Leaf $s30G5 t2uo bright Wrap
pcrs flh016o tGe.OO.
WugAr-iirccpI- continue light Sales being made II,
small way 81 .jn6l ~ Tor prime He'd and White.
Wool -Un"asi,d 20 10 % eta Washed 81 10 3 s..
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New York Post-once Defalcation.

The Richmond Inder. ID mocratic) thus refers
TO this stuPendous fraud We could expect no 9th.
or verdict from our candid. honest friend, Dewitt.
Here Il what be says about the rottenness in Den.
MAX:
Tws .pssi'Nh On enr hr~t rage to-day, u state.
pIianesusith n resolution u the House Of Rrnre.
ssnliyes IN redsrsnce - the defacation OF I.aa,
W. EMjsr. lsxs Pasfmasser in New York cty.-.
whostes as1elssthis statement. will be astonisbed
thA1 4 sefisa 81 audi gress and barefaced fraud,
Soald - csrsied On for such length Of time with
owl dssection. Tosay no noses i certainly speak
mfr rbs a,snuer 81, (which ttss fnancial bushes
Of ~ eisssnussnt l. -Astepde.i "a. that of il
of6csrs shqpld prsct;se s5ssemstie robbery throug
hye WfssIS years. and get never once be subjecte
xothspfsiOn. Il shows taere IL A;scrsw lpess som'
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Grand Exhibition of the New
INSPIRING STYLE PREMIUM HATS, =,

90 Al THE SIGN OF THE BIG BRONZE HAT, CD
Opposite the Exchange Bank, Main ST
TuNilE undersigned herewith his
friends customers and the public general, that he has
hand the latest and most magnificent stock of FINE HATS
introduced In This market. He takes pleasure sa,
that he Is able TO furnish the well the old the best
Hat Of his own manufacture. the celebrated SITTER Hat
known portion Of The people Of Virginia, made
der his super son by The most sku wurkmcn of the
Anybody and every BODY in want 81 good, durable and
beautiful HAT. well call at STllXER'S. In addition
his manufacturer he calls attention his
selected Of SOFT FELL HATS of description
quality Hats variety chiltrens fancy Hats
and Capa; ladies riding Hats KY All and every kind
Hats made Ia order AT the shories. notice.
Also, large variety of Straw Goods of every style.
cal! tdH!! CdH!.! nj
apl6 WILLIAM STIrZER'S.
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1 wksFe. sad IT, - = I'D aosaJ1ssys0mssiof
In anne tlaccs. 3D. - we'll as low. II is hare
70 believe that ezEIaks doings were altogether
unknown 10 The I@ezrtmsnt At Washington, "a
son in his own uzRee. He bad aepmplices Do all
| likelihood. wha shared with him IN the public
plusdsr, aad Postmaster General halt Over it Ia
his pu.itun 10 bring ell such to Justice. Fowler,
doubtless s stili in the country, all reports to the
contrary. Notwithstanding. LIT him frrt lie ar.
rested and let this matter BIO siftsd to the bottom.
Mr.. Greeley, Of the New York Tribune says the
moral of his letter 10 Governor Seward. about
which 90 much has been said, is. put not your
trust ia princess" or, In the American versio'
"have no faith 10 politicians" And we think
every one. who has had the slightest sxpsrience in
that way. will agree that it ia must excellent ad-
vice TO old men ~ we'll a. young men. The mis-
fortune about |, is, as with all other good advice,
il is 81 much against hope and appearances. that
no one ia willing to belsve il to be true, until
disappointment teaches the lesson Every one
trusts and finally comes to believe. that his case
IL better than those which have so signaly illus
trated the maxim: and because he knows some one
must be successful, and remembers also another
maxim. (which. he says, is equally trae) There
Is nothing like tryihg"-he keeps on trying till
patience wears out.
At the same time, this thngis to be said on the
other side; that there are no many needy patriots
each of whom has done more than any. or all. Of
the others that it is very dicnlt,o suit all by pro
noting one. Until some politician or 'States'
man." finds out some way, Of giving one place to
twenty men, 50 rs not to make nineteen enemies
and one migrate, tie thing will continue to be diff
fcult. In his country. with the ingenuity of our
people, and the necessities Of the democratic"
system, it is somewhat remarkable that no such
invention has yet been made: but ever since the
great founder Of the Democrat, school announced
tho max i'm "to the victors belong the spols," his
followers have been quarrcllng about its applicn
ton. In this they have been completely rivalIed
AID equalled hy the other side. whch,o tho first
opportunity adopted the principle, and, in like
manner. up 10 this time, have Jailed in applying
it in the manner satisfactory to tho yietors who
did not share.
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ALLEGIIANY SPRINGS,
- MILES IRON SHi WSFfLLE DEPOT,
Mnntnarnar.1 C,al,ntu Na

INE pEo"l:IEroEs having purchased this WATERING
PLACE IN uritbcr last have thoroughly repaired AMI fur
nis,. entirely furniture of the best class anil will
open for tho reception oi Visitors ON THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE.
Having increased accommodations and made liberal arrange
The comfort Of heir uess they fattr themselves
but tf ay Watering Places viii afford the
fractions rs this.
II Is situated IN the county of Montgomery 81. miles from
SNI WSTfLLE UEIUT IVA. Il Tenn. L. H. the banks OF
The onnoke River and surrounded by OF the most beau
tul aud DO found among tile Montains
of Virginia. Tie Water has acquired such reputation in the
last few years thai Is unnecessary 10 ANYTHING In com
ltou Of il. L. = considered seciHc for the worst
forms ii Dyspepsia md remedy for all Cuancons Diseases,
d-ordcrcd e"udns of hc stomach Bowels and Liver and
for ppsiralon " the We AniAI append
of certfra from Physicians and others aruantt i
With It's merits, aud la thcsr might he added I'd isfafa
Passengers viii h. nj Sn"s,llc by Four Horse OinBi.
bIsscs convey rond 10 the Springs T.,
having Baltimore, Washington, I;irhnund, and Petersburg
thc 5rning. artN" al the springs the LAY those iron,
the south will lnd the arrival OF each
tran. BOOTH, GOLllOGN II co.
j. s-d4cs
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HENRY va. yscGANN-
Commissioner Wanted.

fJNHE Executive Committee Of the lynchbrp Agricultural
aud Mechanical Society, wish 10 employ COMMISSION
kR to for The Society in the surrounding adjacent
counties between and the Fair Proposals sou be
submitted al For terms apply to the undersigned
jc l9-i ALEX. MCDONALD Secretary
~ T. SThc Committee earnesii, desire and REQUEST
that the Judges who may in their possession Essay,
submitted al The last Fair for prizes will once
Ply Moi
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Worthy Of Attention.

E subscriber offers his entire Of SUMNER GOODS
oil very small advance upon cost, In order
van purchases they comprise in Robe silks. Is
n"ahce> beautiful styles Plain Black Founces
ss.s prsandt Lawns Chaies Eugish Beraees, Plain
k, irshng Goods, Curtain Muslns, Plain Swiss MusinA
Mns. GloveA Ribbons &c., &c. j. ABRAHANS
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Tho Democratic National Convention

The scs ions Of this body on rue'1ay were very
brief, aud but slightly demonsirativo. A. the
proceedings were Of 10 general Interest, we omit
their publication. We find toe suhjoined in the
1lntricnn' 4 rrnnrt
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rctiri from TIM business Of Mckinney Co.. having sold
L IN! ca aivfcst 70 SAINT II. Mckinney and Jno. H. Flood
womb rerr my sine 70 thanks 10 my friends and The pGc
f'r their lh, al patronage during my connection with The
House, an. ..sh continuance Of II 10 The new nrn
j. Liza JSO. :. BASS.
~ nNEIE NO WV AND WCE-C hitren's Cloth Opera
y bo..', also thili's kij and Goa; Heed Boots nj
jc -, sEABrPY'S.
INA sAtKs SALE in store and f,r -ae by
wv WA. II ROSE 4 CO.,
JeG No. lo7 Main Street
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NlEM CONCERN.

HAVING purchased the entire interest John $. Bass in
the business ni Mchinhc Il ln shall continue the
GEHkRdL. GROtERf AID COMMISSION BUSINESS,
the old stand No II, Main Street, lpehburg, under
the ii ,c mad firm Of MCKINNEY ~ 90, whero hope y
attention business. liberal
from f,itn,s and iur pubic.
We snail keep constantly hand. large stock of EVERY
pE,tToS Gouns usually found large Grocery House
which Mil sell CASH, exchange Countr,
Pr'aHc,
h,ri advances made all cons,rnmens of produc.
sair, When ia hand SAMI II. MCKINNEY,
JAD. II. FLOOD.
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os between Messrs Peters sgler's Store and Alex
~ kinnl.rs house on Judge Daniels hill, Purse contain.
iag 40 The finder viii he literally leaving
1t ut this otce- a, A. Kinaiers Store 50 Bridge 81
je cots ALEX KISSIER
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rankin &c Co.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

GROCEkS q COMMlSSlON MEX CHANTS,
No. A. nlta Street. nerf door to Liberty Warehouse,
L = n 9 II BU RG, v A,
HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE -
Il 80 bags Rio, Laglira and Java Cofce
100 bbls Brown Extra e. Crushed and Paiverized Sugar;
10000 lbs Lcaksyie and Union Cotton Yarns
200 kegs Old Dominion Nails:
200 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt;
30 boxes Adamantne and TaloH Candes
30 sides good Sole Leather;
800 Blankets;
10 tons iron, Hammered Rolled Bal Horse Shoe Round
Oval and Hoop; g.,
ID cases heavy Boots and Brogans, Shoes;
New Orleans and West India Moasses ~np, Sides
Loaf Sugar Mackere in barrels and kits, Gree
Brown and Toilet soaps Rice Soda, Spices Ginger Pepper
SaiPctre Aum Extract Logwood Indigo, Nader starch
"lnio" Glass Putty Wagon Boxes spades shoyels Trace
thain Grind Stones Grind Stone FiNres Horse Shoes Nail
Rods White Lead, Zinc, Tanners Oh Upper Leather. Cast
Shear and Blsteed steel, Axes, Coil Rope Hacking Powder
Shot Lead, Painted Buckets. Sugar Boxes ubs
Wrapping and Writing Paper Shoe Thread Irvine Demijohn
S"frware, Simple Dry Goods such brown beaced
striped domestic Pas Lnseys Jeans Kerseys Fnl Cloths
fl"nneis Bed Blankets, Cacocs Alpaccas.
a' general assortment If fine and Liquors Wines ec
s3 Particular attention paid sale OF Tobacco Wheat
Corn fonr and I'LL other kinds Produce and proup remit
t'ni.s nlr,lc lnr me sale OF same. Oct 20 dkcis
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0oMMERCIAL.
LYTCHDU MAR ETS,
RKFoEIED
A. B. FUCKER,
PROD II @ T. Is u . X E n,
1888 MAIN sTREET.
COMMERCIAL.

rrhe.s quotations. will be understood, Represents vhsle
sale prices generally.
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EEECrOnS.

or TRAVIS II. krpe, Of Ns,toway.
So . THOMAS BkuCk, o. Halifax
tai ~ - jieHS II THORN FoN, 0, Prince Edwar-
a 49, ~ JAMES T. JOHNSON. of Bedford.
N q. SCurC, u foshatAnL
~ IENuL ]. BoxDk o. William burg
eais SsjsEPH CHRISTIAN, IL Middesex.
a m siiACkkLFoRD, ef Fs1qaber.
ANDkEW n kkkAEDi. of jraerson.
y AZ. n n srIIARl, Of Augusta.
~. W. r. STAPLES, q Montgomery.
,s VALrEk PIES roN, OF N sahngton.
10. j. J. JAcksoN, Jr, OF Wood
a.. A. q. CALDWELL, OF Ohio.
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New Grocery and Commission House.

w NJ. II. ROSE & DIR. a. f.. WILLS
Az associated themselves together under style and
firm OF WILLIAM H. ROSE X co, and have taken the
aese No lo' Main street, door Lee Rookie
or the pIrrosc OF eutlucinga
General Grocery AID Commission Business,
and are ~ this time Receipt Of and well selected
81 GROCERIES. STAPLE DRY GOODS, and IlQJ oES OF
al kinds and every other article usually kept First
wholesale and Retati 1cery ous and will pay particular
auen"n to The sale OF BACON LARD BUTTER, F..OGk,
WHEAT TOBACCO. and Country Produce generally makr
liberal advances Produce In han sntd sale
cash lime sales WHEN relulef.
III We ask from the pubic Is n call and examine
bel1c buying Iollo will bc quick sdles and snaR
protts
sY N" trouble to show Goods Zap 5-ly
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Dissolution

Dissolution.
FEyHf crnern Of MCKINNEY CO is this day dissolved,
Il Iluc II Mckinney and John H. Flood having bought
III. rhtir. al John = as, hey
lied 10 Use the name OF the Concern
S. II. MCKINNEY,
JND. ). BASS,
JSO. II. FLOOD.
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EZekiei'S Hair ReStOrer.

LAVhIVI . hUIH hVCStVTVTs
EoR promoting the growth Of Hair and restoring upon
a bald heads.
This preparation has been successfully used by many Ladies'
in the city. II Is made In Richmond, and well
mcnded-For sale by j. ii. THOMPSON,
j. Its Druggist
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS.-The celebrated Copper
Ia Lightning Rod which failed Is still put NIP by
the sublcber at Manuf clurers prices 2l Main ST. Lynch
burg, Va. Imay 10t Cs BLISS
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DE MoLAY EsCAMPMENT NO. 4.
ksIsnTs' TrNPLAR, June 2lst. is6D.
SONS or MALTA.
Attention Artillery

wotk ON
\ RTILL y IA CIT G s .
fa'IlE tANp BOOK OF ARTILLERY, by capt Joseph
d Rotc'f'. "A Regt L s. 1rmy. Price ,5c. -.
Just treeirednt !. j. CREEDS
L. "a
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Valuable Property for Sale.

WANTED TO HIRE, at the Noryeli House, TWO COOP
w WASHERS and IsOSklsS. and one 1hambcrnahi, tr
such will suit liberal hire vii! 10 given, either by the month
or balance Of the year. WM. H. KENNEDY, Ag'1.
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