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SPECIAL NOTICES,
n. ~. Nicholas loon,

Main ST NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
The St Nicholas Saloon, second to TO other es
.oii5shmsnt IN the State, is constantly supplied
With the choicest - -
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
FRUITS, NUTS. etc.
,rAtch viii he sold by WHOL ESALE or RETAIL
on the most satisfactory terms.
hTRl MkRCHANrS are invited to exam
ss the larse and we'll selected stocs. which is be-
rs constantly added 10, before purchasing else
where. 81, ,,
Parties and families supplied with CAKES
CRFAHS aad JELLTES. of every description.
0YSTFRS Rnd COFFEE, GAM T. and nthe
pFFRESHMENTS served IN the best style, IN the
fe.r saloon, and at the shortest notice.
ts i'm A. ANTONI.
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A-kidney and Riadder CemnIoin,.--f

srs.nidney and Bladder Comp la ints. The
,hes cemplaints Urinar, DISTINCTIONS, Leucor
p,a.,roi oi whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
H0b x4isn xIisn and De billy of either sex, 10 HARTS
pissNh bCCHI COMPOUND.
tses .a Who have been unahle walk, have BOON
prseessd prsaa,.t by th.s powerful COMPOUND. tits
ca rnse e' ny Chemist, and is pronounced by medi
hi 1n1 those who have used it, to be the beet
1I .',. fOMPoCND in the world. Large bottles
cel s p9iiies % cents. fresh supply just
l'eo lsso y FI6HEK& WINSTON, Druggiste,
LII Main street, n chmond.
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- A1sss1D SnA1ishse uk ion1hWpl
toslsWst0s0eess ssnssAef a1Gknkln1n1as Tue
Ane leaesooas 1T 4eenlg - $50 Alg1l1nnQ0o.
= - - II7(,[ - -
1xs 6kes N<sssy, . s. 6staS ~ d..
ter, u attf1etluG Attehtjo0 q ~ Xd13 .
Yell - herr. The Iol16Wiug 1Slsst Ss0h1 Ian,
n!1a.r Heb. -, shows Whes s4Wss1ns6ADeS .
so,as. for ~ e e slseh asd ubiie alsyssHs u
ns.lIiye live in thS city 81 Lynp, q - De6x q
.,.s ,.sssen nsstts. IN one o6! - 1eDaW0iSo
~" tnet work Asgo undoe ~ o19Rnhn11iag
hec.n.ss s. ~ .s.sseser for living. s4epy, ,an9Yss.
ana We "a ~ is. saevssi y, We work NJ 4Ses.
SCofse; Tor the slave Is sUre 81 4 HSiee - ~
coefe, tbut Ne Are notN ~ s~1 49, sss~s ~
A. as behaves himself; Srt We dosr ~ m ~.
@ Inc snos IN msnafss'srsrs hefs ssik sSd3s 81.
they call it here, whese 8 ~ .S
elensees hours ose Of twsaty.foss - n hsSns.
(negroe1 do not work more thas M sSSs
time. and then not get half . one q if1f ecr
one, long 70 b free. vast q esHs = M.
ginia, whore hops 10 - free; Whsso = ~.
maker can earn his living witAoos vssSise
sMr. :i Edisor. ai II thor. !. a ehares ,or =. =.
come there to work, am ready - SeAvo Irsn
and como to Rtchmoad, or aay A0Shae 80
where can got work. fra rs.ys.d s..s.s, -
kind OF ladies' boots, aud have I'D sGin6 81.
pertence in Misunderstanding ladies, WssA II
you will inform me Whother can Ut Uork
In making ladies' boots, or cntttng. ont you
Will oblige me very much. P1estG Ia Ne
know ~ soon ~ you can. 3 ssftfATSd
sdSignedl A ANoRrn8RH WBI5n 0aAyn"
We shall certainly make an eAost - oet .
place for the oppressed white nan, aa6 let
MIN near from NJ very coon. Wa
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Hosse- Breaker CassAs.-YesserdAy mogufne.
negro fellow named Arthar, slovN . Or.
Charles +. Anderson, was arraignsA 6s5ore
the Mayor, to answer the charge u break.
and w. r. Abbott, on the aigAe - - ash
Of December last. and stealing e2Qo worth Of
clothing. The evidence proved flrst that tho
prisoner was acquainted with the 1ocation
and entrances to the rooms and haA He@A n
them-secOnd, that the entranco Was aenneted
by forcing the lock of = rear dOorrshira. that
the prisoner was seen in the building near the
room on the night Of the robbery-and tourth
was then wearing . Shirt eravas ed pAir
OF pantaloons which Messrs. Tiusley and
Abbott could swear belonged to them. With
these facts, Arthur was remxnded TO IAN 20 b
tried for burglary, before tho HussiulD Court
next Monday, the punishmsat for, Which Of.
fence il death
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TO vur VOTERS OF HENRI.

( = q co cot NTG.-By me adVice ol MY
f,,ep4x and in accordance with NV own wishes !
Announce myself = candidate io- the once Q.
SHFRiFF OF HENklCo COT n ~ ahu so'ci'
-, sufFrngex AZ the State election IN NJ ay next.
A.s guarnntee for the faithful performance q
the duties Of the Office refer ,oH 70 All WI" kno"
, fnr the nner IN which those du.ies have been
nerto,med dunn: the past three years that have
acted as deputy for the present Shefli
Respectfully . our fellow citIzsn, ,,rS
ia g-lm' ofo. ~ LEhSh4N o.
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Mr. CHAPxAx, on this resolut tion, mads .
speech on the finances Of the STATE, searching
aud statistical In Its character, ald showing
that they are In . condition favorable for the
ANDERSON followed on tho same side.
Mr.. HOFFMAN offered to amend, 20 ~ to
inquire what part OF said amount TO b In the
treasury would Be from Z permanent and
what part from temporary source Of rsys.
nue..
The resolution was then adopted a. amend
ed.
On motion, the Heuse adjourned.
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SuIcIDE.-The Wilmington (Dei) Commoa.
wealth learns that sad case Of suicide occur-
A man named Wash or ton Whitman, who mad
been drinking for = long time, swallowed
about two ounces OF laudanum, from the ef-
fpcts Of which he soon died II appears that
Whitman some years since came IN possession
OF farm by the death Of his father which he
sold for abeut e35O0t aud with portion OF the
money be purchased = brick st0re-house at
Millurd Corner. about which time he com.
meuced to drink and without attem pttpe "a
do any hing or improve his property, continu.
cd 70 drink until b bad Waeted his sub tnneee
and lnAlly, In At of despatr, eadsl 81 ~.
oyahle life - above stated. He 1aevee 4 vi1s
and Sou! snail children 70 mourn Ais unhappy
snd. and buffet the waves Of hard-heof1edd
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FROM KANSAS AND UTAH.-Late accounts
from Kansas state that the Territorial Legis-
Iatnre has passed an act Incorporating the
central Overland Califonia and Pixies Peak
Express Company, being a reorganization OF
the Pixies Peak Express Company, with an in
creased capital and wider field Of operations.
A bill abolishing slavery has been under
consideration, but no definite action has been
taken upon IL. both branches Of the Legisla
ture being principally engaged with local ie-
gislation.
Martin +. Conway, the Congressman elect
under the Wyandotie Constitution, left some
days since for Washington, to appear before The
Senate's Harper's Ferry. Investigation Com
mittee.
Judging from the late adoption Of the Wy
andotte Constitution, the general belief is
that the project for enlarging the boundaries
Of Kansas will be voted down by large ma
jority.
The news from Salt Lake is unimportant.-
1t was said that considerable uneasiness exist
cd among the heads OF the Church in conse-
Quence Of the evidences that large emigra-
ton would take place from the Territory. in
the spring, TO Pixies Peak and Carson Valley
Brigham Young strongly opposes such emil
grafton.
THR TURr.-We find tbs following in the
Charleston Courier OF the 4th inst:
Major T. q. Racon has authorized and ut.
tered challenge fer his fine and promising
Jo"es Hooper, against any eoerak in the United
States, tor four mile match for el0,OAU, one'
fourth torteit-the match 70 come on over the
Hawthorne Course. near Camden, S. g., on the
Friday before the next regular meeling there
II e reported that Messrs. r. q T. w. Boswell
will accept, and Will respond with EreAeqxsr
II he rscovsss his tnll condition In time. Ar
entespTising and spirited virgintan Aaessx,
pressed . wtl1ingness - pay = large Pr htum
u have the match Transferred to the Shlana
COuSss.
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IA The United Savings Bank, Henrtco,
receives deposits. upon which interest is paid at
naming SIX months, or longer. and per cent psr
AMMAN fer a shorter period Office No. l9 Main
Eree, mo NETTl, ,ES President
THOS. l.. WALFOk d, Sso'y.
!sl2-3rn JAMES H. PORTER Trea'r
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Ia Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numsr-
nas nas iamlles VINO have heretofore used DIR. j. g.
hosE MEDICiN ES, always with the most un-
p'undeq happs results, that some unprinc c pied
peIsohs nave circulated an imitation. The Doctor
'as @ sen compelled 20 change the wrapper, which
y phlA without any figures, and HIS wfltten sigma
S,e n over the cork of every bottle of the genuine
,eeeuelhes' 20 that the public can again obtain
.nse a remedies which have suited their wants and
'eaaeved .heir suferlngs.
IN J. =. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for eous he
Gl1 qn,ses.et II the lungs is the standard remedy
me fAlN CtRER for pains rheumat, SIN. chOic,
Rtan4s, or bruises. AID the DfSPEPTIC COM
~ = D Ter d. spepsia and siver com plants.
'ou ~ pLuselsts generally and by
WARNER j.. WARlNG, l07 Broad st
a.-iy Richmond, Va.
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THE PRMBERTON MILL CATASTROpHK.-
The Jury of Inquest on the Pemberton Mill
calamity rendered their verdict On Friday
evening. 1t is quite lengthy, embracing a
careful review of the testimony. The jury
fud that, from all the evidence adduced before
them, they do not believe that the owners of
said mill, at the time of the demolition, ever
had reason to distrust its security. The jury
further find that the fire, originating after the
fall Of the mill, was caused by the accidental
breaking of lantern in the hands of some
person to them unknown, and at the time ac-
ruaiiy engaged i'll aiding, assisting and rescu-
ing the sufferers then alive and beneath the
f1Oorings Of the mill
Upon all of which several findings the
Jury determine and say, that the direct
cause Of the fall of the mill was weakness
and insufticiency OF the castiron shoring.-
That in the thinness of the brick walls and
their manner of construction, the length OF
space from one support to another beneath the
foor timber, We're additional causeaand aided
in the general demolition OF the buildings
That SO far rs actual defects in the cast-iron
pillars existed, the responsibility rests upon
Albert Fuller, the former contracting agent
and foreman of the Eagle Iron Foundry, then
at West Boston. That upon Charles l.. Bige-
low, being the architect as we'll as the SUPER
in ntendent of this structure, rests all the re-
sponsibilty arising from an insufficient test
OF said pillars, and from any and every defect,
weakness and insecurity apparent in and
about the general construction of said build
ing. That the walls were laid under his super
vision. That the timbers and hoorings were
in every respect constructed and located rs he
originally designed. That the inner supports
Of cast-iron, previous to erection, had his ap-
proval, and were by HIM adopted as in all
parts safe and secure. That such inspection
rs he equired was given to the iron pillars,
and that any want Of skill in designing any
error of judgment, in approving or adopting
any want of due care and caution in properly
testing the different parts OF the structure on
his part appearing to that extent, rendered
him responsible for the direful catastrophe,
involving the deaths of these twenty-five hu-
man beings.
The inquest was held in view Of the twenty
two dead bodies taken from the ruins.
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. ruE snsRIrFALTY OF MEN

RICO COUNTY, hereby announce
-,,.oIf candidate for the above "tiice Shnuih Z,
- re plaasure OF the voters 10 elect me. shsti
- ever srsteiul. snd will use every eAsftion !"
d.schArse the duties thereof inithinis ANY iEfs
,,siiy ( ia So--lm' JACoo .. Al LEE
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THE MURDER OF A. Is. .KYLE.-Wea announced
yesterday that q man named Peter Damon,
alias Doamouth, had been arrested, charged
with shooting A. B. Kyle, at the election polls
in Baltimore, in November last. The Balti.
more American, Of Monday, says:
The prisoner still remains in Jail, and 1t 10
probable that his case will be present ted to the
Grand Jury this morning. Al the time of his
arrest he evidenced much alarm, bur proceeded
quietly with the officers. The proof which
will be adduced against him is. we understand,
OF a very strong character, going TO shew that
he fired the fatal shot. We understand that
enc OF the officers who aided in the arrest OF
the prisoner has already received censure from
certain parties, and has received warnings
which will induce him to be on the alert for
his own safety.
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ssA Grand Virginia Discovery. --somt
EPprALi EzEEiEL. informed us. that he hao
o,epAred Il hair Testorer with which lie was
berinentins npon his own head. whose top WAS en-
ires bald. We SAW him two days since. aud OF
the place 81 bac four months since fine crop o.
kair has sprung up with vigornus growth :.
convinced is Mr. EZExtgI of the efficacy Of his dis
covery that he has aamed i .',rH lNFAI.LIBLt
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORED RI Mr.. +. ii
ahouf .oug INTO an extensive manufacture of an
srttcle which - destined TO prove of anxious in
teTes 10 our bald pated frlends.-From kichha ono
Engui-or pse l2th. 1859.
This tsmous article can now be had of the prin-
nipsi Dfukslsts Those persons who desire fine
head of hsir. have only TO use the restoTer accord
m. 10 printed directions nH the bottle. Those who
have aus doubts of its efficacy, can have them re
nCyed n short tue b, using the VIRGINIA
HAIR REST0RFR lNFALLIBLE. proving tina,
n n All that II is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders. 50 Main st.
X. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, Nov. II, 1859.
~. EZEKIEL. take oath on The Holy Bible,
that have been bald for the past IL years anC
tsre restored my halr II, using EZEkIEL'S VIR-
GlNlA HAIR RkST0RER.
NAPHrALI EZEKIEL.
This Gay sworn to before me, by Naph,.i kze-
kel Jos. MAYO,
"a lS-lm Mayor oi niCnHIund.
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LOCAL MArRa.

Dissssssiss Assidsss- YessS Lady Bxsnsd 20
.Desth.-A truly distressine and heartreudins :
accidsnt-one thar has cast sad gloom over :
large circle Of friends, and brought sdesp
mourning to the family and its relauvss-oc.
CURED In Hanover county on Saturday last
At the residence Of Land0n q. Berkeley, Esq.
Miss BETTE G. BxRKELKY, aged eigAtsen
years, while In her mothers chamber eueHged
In her ordinary morning voeationes accident
ally passed near snough to the hre for her
skirts to ignite, and quick ~ thought she was
enveloped In . sheet Of flames. Mrs. Berkeley
seized blanket and endeavored 10 smother
the flames; bu: NO help being At hand, she
failed to check the devouring element until
her lovely daughter, just budding into woman,
and who but moment before was all life and
cheerfn!ness, was completely roasted alive
Miss b., We understand, survived her injuries
but q short time, de tn relieving her Of the
t6rtures Of her sad condition. The loss Of one
80 young, SO amiahle, and % much beloved, il
indeed sad affiictiOn for the heart-broken
parents, who can only hope for consolation
from Him who gave and who hath taken
away.
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ArrxAPr TO KIT A WiTxxea-SAturday
evening, female member OF q Nniiy Ia
Lyons, New YORK, repAirvd 70 Z eA1nbsy with
light, whersupo6 rtns was A1sehosesd fr00
without, and The haAl. pasatnG slee1ngA tAs
head. 4 female witness agalSst ~ oss Of
the Wreschse Who vlolated 66d m0roJssd q.
mals sn tAs hiQhwa5. bsl0W 0lyAAy yAnst esu-
mel. bose trial 10 pOv u nsQGreo4aa IJeees
lodgtnes ~ the house, And Il MtSso6tS@ssd thAt
the nottss was 70 dssttog . Wtet aoAAsss
TIE ONr0er09. =. 81 as.sA IS
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Solitude seems TO have been stirred Up on the
night of tne2d inst, by unWeicome visitors at
the house Of Mary Ann Rupell She alleges
that Patrick Woods, Edward Woods, Patrick
Hughes and John Griflths came to her house
and demanded admission, and that upon her
refusing TO open her door, they kicked II open
and gave her u drubbing, she,in the meantime,
fighting like wild cat To protect her premises
from the Invaders, and her face from The pow
er of their arms. Yesterday morning the ac-
cused parties, save Hughes, made their ap-
pearance before the Mayor, when Miss Rupeil
recognized Pat Woods. but could NOT say that
either Of the others were At her door. She,
however, testified, that when the attack was
made upon her, William Rupsll, her brother,
came to her assistance, and that Mas Roper, q
neighbOr, called for tbe Watchmen, and
frie tened or the intruders.
After ,his muss. William walked ont to as
certain the name Of the attacking par ties, and
ia order 10 do 20, stepped into aOald + vii.
sons saloon, where he met the prisopers.-
Words ensued between them, which Led 70
blows, and in the fight William used his knife
with some effect. inhiciing one or more ugly
wounds on Hushes, one or two on Edward
Woods, and cutting Pats coat In q mum hsr al
places. OF course he alleges that heunly pssd
his knife In self-deieacs -
The Mayor remandsd the two Woods and
Grims shs to answer an indiet etment by the nex,
Grand Jury but continued the charge asaiusl
knpeil, VI stabbing, until tomorrow morn.
ing. -
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nThs Great Virginia Remedy, end ne
HvwBv6.-PETkRS 1NFALLLBLE REMEDY
FOR G0N0RRHEA. AND ALL SECRET DIS
FASEs.-Ths great Americah remedy. contain
0g no Mercural or Balsam'c properties. exceis
everything heretofore offered the pu bic. in its Gu
rative. restorative. and renovatlng powers: and
TIE medical world are as:onIshed when told that
the shove remedy will cure the above diseases. and
coniounded when they have ocular demonstra
tons Of lae facts. Bat the proprietor, vino has
known o. the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known ot a case Of twenty years standing 20 be
restored n perfect health, and all other cases Of
shorter duration 20 lie restored, without single
exception, and therefore CHALLENGES, any case Of
GoneuhPa which the remedy will not cure, pro-
vlded the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part OF the patient; and any one purchasing
hail dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in hik
u her case he guarantees q perfect cure; and in
case oi lsiure. viii furnish additional medicine
tree Of cBarse. 10 complete the cure. through his
tfens; aud y cure will be effected without incon-
yeaienee 10 the patient. Sold by
AfPERSOS Il DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city of Richmond,
sns-6m- No. 30l. Broad street.
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ADVICE TO An EDIToR.--In eonvsrsatiou
had with menber of Mr.. MadisOas. Admin.
istration, Mr. Gales, the senior editor Of the
National Intelligsncer, In his diary, relates.
that the Secretary gave him, then yoa1e In The
profession, piece Of advice WAieh vas - fol.
with other editors-it 10 always diSafrrsablo
to readers; and paper ls more respt1ted for
carrying itself above It." - tssss raA
'Tou ought" said the cabinet O0eor % the
Secretary Of State would" 't 'sF
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kxmn;ns a Ssr.-C Charles Cook, . slavS cav
ed upon him. Mr.. King saw Charlss have Q
saw that was stolen from him, and thoroupOn
saw f1t to have him before the Mayor, who, on
hearing the evidence, saw that he 'peioouor
was guilty Of stealing the saw, and thespapoa
ordered his hide to ba cooked with raw skin.
Mr.. King had frequently lost tools from his
shop, and consequently fblt anxious 20 have
the prisoner punished 81 p sxeff
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HON. JOEL JoNKs.-This gentleman, An ex-
Mayor OF Philadelphia. who died On the I'd
instant, was born October 25th, 1875, in Con.
nectcut. His education was received at Yale
College, where be graduated with honor, and
soon began the practice OF law at Easton,
ennsyivania. He was aged for several
yeai anHsr M appointmsns m OF .ne Iosernor in
came Judge Ut the District Court Of Phi ladel.
phia by appointment OF Gov. Wolf, and after
wards President Judge OF the same Court-
He resigned his seat on the bench to accept
the Presidency OF Girard College. He was
the first President Of that famous Institution. D.
and held the Office four years. In 18l9 he was
elected Mayor Of Philadelphia, aud served one
tefm in that capacity, resuMinx at its close the
death released him from his labors.
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Snoking.-Tom, slave to Thomas Ingram.
was before the Mayor yesterday, and sen.
fenced to the lash, for smoking cigar In the
street ON Sunday last. ~ass,is
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Ened.-Gould i Wilson. keepers Of n ~.
taurant on Gary street near 7th, were 0neA
SIS BY the Mayor for selling llqaor 70 b
drunk in the house without q ncea0o. -
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Fserrs AttGek.--A young woman, In p0osing
along Byrd street, near 10th, yesterday morn.
having her clothes torn, received 8 s4vetx bite
on the right arm near the elbow. B AssEs3
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sANotiee. -Havins purchased the interest OF
my 81 PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
~ ~ - Us branches. rs heretofore.
,epe.t ss ,asnss inr the patronage 30 literally ex
,s 49, @ % the late hrm, solicit continuance Of
streets. pU1uvsr q III s III rs u r."
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MURDER or PHYsicfAN-A tevrth1e mur.
der was psrpet rated at Keensv Ooshoeton coua.
~. Ohio, on Saturday week. The victim Was
Dr. Howard, well known and highly rsspee.
table gentleman, and the murdefer 8 young
Doctors wife, and himseif q uaarriso man.-
The quarrel in which the murder Oyieinaied
had its origin between the Wives Of the par tiee.
Fxrwell was arrested asd lsdgpA - the %.
shocton county jail. Earwells lAthae b very
wealthy man, and the party mpGdered Pas also
In respec table circ INST tances.
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PARDoSHD.-We learn that YfanSes Michel.
who was senteacsd on the seths ol ~ month
10 BE- hung IN March. hae saceiveA ostnee par.
don from His Excellepey w. Il 0Iet. The
grounds Of this elemsncy are ths t6xth Of the
prisoner. the petition signed by the eisiaens Of
Charleston, among whom are pr01hipsns mem.
bers Of the bar, the oAAceTs' of tho Coprt. the
Jurymen and owner of he sse1en e1nve, and
me evidence hat shs priseasrs hsla6 drunk
largely indebted for This act u mercy to the
eaorts OF one OF our mest emtnsnt tarists.-
CkGsisssoa Couyisv. ssF ls&@@Ss : ~.
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o.,SA. dyspepsia. the most annoying and
v,ths,s,ass alfcton known u society. can never
BiTT q u tle assaults OF BAKERS PREMIUM
the h NC, i3r they lay hold upon the liver, stir up
aad ~ aueken the blood. .streng then the stomach
70 sns gastric juices. and invixorate the mind
cd edn,eIuiiy, 10 that = complete revolution Is elect
Al "a .he entire Inner man, and all impur tiles are
,aess, 20 y expelled. Those who suffer should use
'arAe b'tters. and get reiief
and s,seb, D, all Drugg lists IN the city of Richmond
b, aSasxnefe ~ tirrina. Orders promptly filed
N'e'sing r. BAKER, proprietor, Richmond,
JA23-ts
n
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pbo,,.ze In OIL aud water colors. executed ~ tho
Ms. 81 1sbnc t,c and Fine Art Gallery ofG. w. MN
Anbrot, ~. WAN street. Small Daguerreot, pes and
sreS ses copied and enlarged TO iifs-sixe. il do
worked ano co."red In o. cOl0rs, water colors. or
plain m r.nfa,en. Also, AMBROTYPES aul
r.e Of ~. a.u"hAPHS executed Ia tho highest
u 1860. r......- ,.sn -
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mo ". GARLIcK.
Market Place, Fsauklin street.
oVU sUs4EtS:CLEAN Oars; fng ssls b.
SRtDGP0RD CO., % ths Dock.