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lust RECEIVED. at JELLIsoN'S. % beauto
81 full assortment of FANCY SILKS,
Panic Prices.
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rHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
CHartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 600.
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NEW YORK L INSURANCE CO., New
l ' York. Assets over 81, SOC, 600
burlington, VT. March 8. S. WIRES, Agent
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NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE CO., Oswego
lNNew York. Capital, $1,000
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NEW BOOK.

A n ARCTIC BOAT JOURNEY by Isaac J.
Hayes. Surgeon Of 81 GrinnelI Expedi lion.
Received and for sale at
HUNTINGToNS.
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"ESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts
w field, Mass. Capital, S150,000
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The Lock-Stitch made by this Machine is the
only stitch that cannot be ravelled, and that pres
ents the same appearance upon each side Of the
seam. 1t is made with two threads, one upon
each side of the fabric, aud interlocked in the
center oft.
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Watches given away!

A GIFT, valued from Tuoo Dollars to One Hun
dred Dollars giU9n Nth eUery Book
sold at Retail Price!
AT least watch is GUARANTEED 10 every l2bOOksi
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GREEN L1MAlBEASs ARE SOLD ON rH1s
~ 18th ofFebruary, 1860, BY
A. 8. DEWEY,
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REFERENCES
Tile Drain Tools I.
O CLEANER.

A LII SIZES AT
n PEIRCE,S.
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TONNECTICUT FIREINSURANCECO., Hart.
Sford, Conn. Capital, S200,0o0
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Burlington, Feb. Is, 1860.
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.FyUSTlOPENED.A&
CoNdhKsS AND EMPIRE WATERS 1852
" from Saratoga byaN s-iss5-
81 ~SoiaG1oaai rof - ,bzss1THEo. A. PICK.
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Closing Out and Closing In !

w3w34 c. W. ELDRIDGE, Treasurer
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SKATERS! Who require strength of limbs
and suppleness of the joints, should use DR.
Sweets Infallible Liniment. Patronizod by all
gymnasts and acrobatic performers. For sale ev-
~eFywhere.
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NTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Connec-
ZILticut. Capital, 81, 000, 900.
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THE MOTHERS MISSION.
I For sale at HUNTINGT0N'S.
Feb. %, 1860.
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The Republican State Convention yester-
day, nominated Henry S. Lane for Governor,
and Oliver P. Morton for 1t. Governor.
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BOYS & MEMS

TRIALS AND TRIUMPHs OF BLIND
E Henry.
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Feb %.
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IIOME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
llSl.O00 00c.
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1890 FALL TRADE. fOan
'UVU: D.REGT APPROXIMATION. 1OOO.

,SLAh hSoN, ANbfNSON 4 Gu, No. lO6.
NAN srRxsr, RIcHAoSD, vA,,. Impo.fs,s !G
h1ydUdrs, Cutlery, GHas. aad s.AaeAoyo Bo,t-
rs C.otas, have received, psr nhle Susan
Of fns and heavy Hardwsrr: snd from tie tnsnu-
fasturer. N thu Eastern states their goods of
Ame &c an make, to vhIch they invite the atlen-
tion Of the merchants OF Virginia, Tennessee and
Nor III Carol M. .susran,eoinx sell Is cheap as
cso hs s eousn, . U ~ IN! s,,, NoI.s Or East 1hey
scsies wnson they sell u m snafacsursrss prices.
b oedess shail reoslve their prompt and
careful altsntion.
SiLS, ,SAIza MEkI no. -GALZE Cor.
~ TON UNDER SHIRTS and DRAW ERs, Lin-
On anu Jean Drawers. Hos.ery. Gloves. Ties.
Linen Cambric Handkeychlefs. together With
Iafgo And we'll selected stock Of our eeiebfated
Sho1lder seem khilts. war snted % b The most
eomlsses saAFR sSI1i shfE y ses S niFe1a re Main
fvLOYHiN0, { LOT nING.s n EAT IN
~ uUCEM MENT5.-DAHRACOTt, HARRIS
Co. viii seil, from this time until the close II the
season. all snismer Goods % sreaiiy. reduced
prlcss, aaa weatd cal the attepton VI sll in want
Are detsrminsd 10 sell very low. 80
80 pAxRAiorT, a4sslsa Al CO.,
q, eolSs sa 81 q ssSa1 ..es q
s:s s e: Hr:sn ss c.t Z: s'::: :s::: :..
W,shiasi p rsdsss oar ssspi 81 shs sSsss Ossds.
" s''l IN sA'5 5fkSSlNas5. ErE efi o.
Vesssg - lseesf
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BRITISH INTERVENTION IN NICARAGUA
A number of documents were recently laid
before the British House OF Commons, con.
tanning the treaties existing between that gov
ernment and Nicaragua. In view of Walkers
last raid, these possess considerable import
ance. BY one Of them, it is provided that
English subjects and property are to enjoy the
right OF transit from ocean to ocean, within
the limits of Nicaragua, by any route now or
hereafter TO be established. Great Britain, be-
sides, guaran tees protection TO those routes as
well as their neutrality. for which purpose,
with the consent of the Republic, the former
may employ her own forces, if necessary
Further stIpuiations provide for the right OF
residence, trading, holding property, similar
to those enjoyed by the natives of Nicaragua.
British ships s-of-war and mail packets may
enter it's harbors, and Brush goods are placed
on the same footing as those of the Nicara-
guans. Should any emergency, therefore,
arise, it Will be seen that England has the
right Of in terv enIion ON that islhmus.
Another treaty relative to the Mosquito In
dians, signed last January, recognizes the SOW
ereignty of Nicaragua as extending over all
Honduras, district being reserved for the
Mosquito Indians. Greytown is made free
port, under Nicaraguan protection. the Re-
public being at liberty to levy duties on all
goods to be consumed in the country.
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SUFFERERS,
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PRO
FESSI0NAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE Y0ER HEALTH RESTOR-
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIGORATOR!
We offer it to all classes-lt may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
"'' '0'A @ ''''' GHtEAR"HEAR
THE REV. b. F. BROOKE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. n, 1850.
MsssYs. Mortimer 4 MotY61ay:
The use of your HAMPTON'S TINCTURE has
been Gerry great blessing to me and my family -
The effect il has had my throat disease has been
nadYTeI0Hs. For all such diseases most cord ally
recommend it. Yours, truly,
Pastor of the Eutaw NJ E. Church.
AS AN INVIG0RATOR.
AZ an invIgorator and restorative, where a gen
tie stimuant Is wanted, we believe it superior to
all the Cordias before the ubic a cure for Dys
pepsia, Cough, ScrQfula and Rhenfnat,Snl, with
all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels. 1t has beer
truly successful to the single and married We
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
FEMaLEs AND CaILDREN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine for all thei
M Call and ge. Pamphlets and see cures.
Sod by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond
py DR.. COOK l., Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
gfsts in Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltrmore; and By Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 3l per bottle slx bottles,
os. my 28-d&owts
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Hon. John M. Bouts, In passing through
S,aanton, Va, Thursday, was serenaded, asd
addressed a large crowd who assembled in
front OF the hotel.
On Saturday night week, Mr. Peter Bower.
of Fauquier county, Va, lost i've horses By
lightning.
MilIard p. Fillmore, a son of Ex- President
Fillmore. is President of the Buffalo Bell and
Everett National Union Club.
An assembly of Hon9pathists met at Vi
emma, August III, In commemoration OF the
death OF Hahnemaun.
Military shooting companies are being or.
ganized in fheur, under the direction of JuIea
Gerard, the lion. killer. ~. L19
Gen James L. Mcguire. special agent Of the
rost Once department. tor many years, died
IN Baltimore on the 18th inst.
Geo. w. Brown has been nominated as the
Reform candidate for Mayor OF Baltimore.
A Swiss rife club Of thirty members has
been formed la San Francisco
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THE "CoDR" AT NEW ORLEANs-They have
queer way of doing things in New Orleans.
A grocer, through the aid of a neighborp e
variety dealer, detected a clerk in pilferiDg z
articles from the grocery store. The grocer
told the clerk to leave quietly, as he did not
wish to expose him. The clerk sued for back
WQGes, and the grocer offered half the sum
clMmed, which was refused, and the grocer
proved the thefts, and the clerk bad TO pay the
costs. CLERK then challenged grocer to u duel
with broads words, but grocer declined To fight
with a thief. The nephew of the clerk, who
bore the challenge, then challenged grocer.
who accepted his offer. Meanwhile said
nephew met and savagely caned the variety
man, who had testified to his uncle's dishon-
esty The duel was to have come off on the
10th, and about one hundred persons had as
sembled at the place appointed to see the fight;
but it seems the duellists did not ''come to
time,'' having either been stopped by the po-
lice or gone TO another field.
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SUDDEN AND SINGULAR DEATH-A physi.
clan named Friedlander died at his resiasn CO
iii Chicago, ILL.,, last week, after a most dis
tresslng illness, caused as was believed, from
being bitten in the face by a fly that had
brought poison communicated from the car
cass OF poisoned deg. No medical remedies
ayailed any thing, and so fearful were the ef-
fec,s of the disease that few hours after the
breath had lett bis body the friends were forced
To hurry his remains nto The ground.
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ago box arrived in the city, at the Express
Office, directed to Charles Wilson. 1t was
sent TO well-known citizen of that name.
and by him opened aud found to contain lot
of burglars tools. The fact was communi.
Gated TO detective officer, who nailed the box
up, and carried it to the Express Office and
awaited the result. Yesterday it was called
for by notorious thief, who was immedi
ately arrested. Nothing was done with him,
there being no evidence upon which TO COM
init him. The box came from Petersburg,
Va.-Fashiagton Union.
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SPEEDY YRETRIBUTIoN.-The Jefferson (Tex. J
Herald tells US the fate that befel the villains
who fired the town of Henderson, on the th
inst. Three persons left Henderson immedi.
ately after the eonfiagration, under very sus-
picious circumstances. They were followed
by a committee of citizens. Perceiving them
selves pursued, they turned 10 fight. when Ia e
OF them was shot dead from his horse and
the other two were taken and hung forthwith
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APPLEs.-The apple crop this year will be
enorm0us-almost tsuperabundant. Trees OF
every variety and in every place, from the
merest shrub in the pasture up to the mature
and full grown tree of the orchard, are liter
ally loaded and bending to the ground under
their unusual burdens. For many years there
has been no such profusion of fruit as this
season promises. The pear trees promise an
abundant yield, and peach trees also, what
few survive. 1t may be that the ca aptivity OF
fruit is about to terminate, and a more gener-
Gus supply hereafter gladden. our hearts
NarrGgansett e. ~ Times.
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an Msdieine$ SHOULD be Prepared by

10 All Medicines should be Prepared by
REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR.. ]. 5. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs.
Colds. Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and that lion OF
Ds.J. s. RosE's BUChU COMPOUND, for all
diseases of the kidney and Bladder. This prepa-
ration is a positive cure. Price 50 cts.
tism. Choc, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels. Pans in the Back or Limbs. Price, IL, Is
and SO cts
DIR. J. S. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure of Scroiula old
truptions. Chi onIc Diseases, Ulcers, Sores Swell
ed Neck Biies, and all diseases arising from an
impure state of the blood. Price 81.
WARNER l.. WARING.
ia Ally l07 Broad St., Agent for Richmond.
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BREMEN AND HAMBURG MAILs.-Additional
articles to the United States and Bremen. and
the United States and Hamburg postal con-
ventious. were executes on the 23d of August
instant, modifying the scale of progression for
rating letters forwarded by the Bremen and
Hamburg mails, so as to charge in future
single rate of postage on each letter
or packet not exceeding half an ounce
in weight; double rate If above halt
an ounce, but not exceeding ounce
triple rate, if above one ounce, but not over
one ounce and half; Quadruple rate, if above
one ounce aud a half, but not exceeding TWO
ounces /; and so on, charging an additional rate
for each additional half ounce. or fractional
part of half an ounce. This new scale is the
same as that adopted in the United States for
domestic letters and goes into operation imme-
diatelY.
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RAIN AND BUTTER.-The late rains have
had a surprising effect upon the price of but
ter In Harrisburg, on Saturday, il fell from
% cen Is a pound to IL cents. From the price
in our markets, we should infer that there is
some mis- take in the axiom, that alike causes
produce like effects" There is no effect like
this in the Philadelphia markets, though the
causes have been abundantly active in this
quarter
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN ILLITOIS.-On Mon.
day last, the barn of Mr.. Arms troug at GIlles-
pie, near Alton, was set on fire ana burned to
The ground. The deed is supposed to have
been committed by an old man named Stephen
Van Dorm, while laboring under fl of deli
rum tremens, as he was seen coming out of
the barn a few minute before the fire was
discovered, and was found shortly afterwards
on the pr airie a little north of the town with
his thrott cut and his body Otherwise man =
gled. To complete the chapter during the ex-
element of the fire, Mrs. Nelson, a lady liv-
lug near by, became so intensely agitated and
alarmed as actually to die with fright.
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FORTUNATE MAN.-Dr. VIM. H. DEG

FORTUNATE MAN-Dr VIM. H. DeGroot is
a fortunate man. The Secretary of War has
just awarded 10 him the sum OF one hundred
and nineteen thousand dollars as damages In
Cured under his contract tor furnishing brick
for the Washington aqueduct. The brick were
not SO furnished, by reason of the failure of
Congress TO make the proper appro priation -
The damages are constructive, or are for W ha t
his profits would have been had the appropri-
ations been made.
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TESTIMONY TO BARNUM's ABILIrY.-A
rustic philosopher, expressing admiration Of
Barnums various schemes. even 81 the time
Snowman would come np right at last
why" he exclaimed, 'that man vas made 10
get liyinge' thus slightly distinguishing q
between the object ofman's creation, as staf-
ed in the Catechism. and the object designed
in the creation Of Barnum s. - ~
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THE MAINE DKFALoATIoN.-Portla tland fMe.)
papers say that of the amount Of the Republi.
can treasurers defalcation, $1,000 only has
been paid, aud $50, 900 from which the bonds
men of 1859 have been released, with little
hope OF collecting it from the bondsmen of
1858. All further efforts have been postponed
until after the election
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n Artificial Teeth. 1.-The CloepIastlc
ana VulcanIte Process. " JONES, DEN.
rIsT, having the right for the above mode of
solute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially suoh
as may be dissatisfied with those they are no~
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enables
him to inser. one or more teeth trtthout clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North and South;
10 those wishing to see them. Sets OF Teeth, on
gold any other plate will Of course be made for
tracting, and ali other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC
TRICITY acttAoKt pain
A- 0ffice on Main street, opposite Corinthian
Hall Oily
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THE THROAT DIsEAsE.-A disease of the
throat prevails to q considerable extent in
some portions of York county, Pa. The York
Press gives the following account of its raw
ages:
"Within the last ten days Mr.. John Eyster,
who resides in the southwestern seclion of
West Manchester township, lost five interest
ing children by this fatal disease, two boys
and three girls. severally named Emanuel
Jacob, Aaron, Rebecca, Mary E., and Jane,
aged respectively Is. 9, 10, 8, and ii years. He
has but one member of mis- "little hockn left.
which, we understand, is also lying in a very
critical condition, and poor hopes of its recoy-
cry are entertained
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The CENsUs.-The census returns show an
aggregate population in Spotsyivania county,
Va,--including Fredericksbu burg-of Is. 600, In
1856 the popula ton was l4,9lI-an increase OF
little over coo ia the last Ten years. As the
population OF Fredericksburg has increased
1000, it appears that the Increase in the county
is less than 100 over what IL was ten years ago
In the county of King George, the population
is reported to US at 9, 900. In 1850 it numbered
5,971. An increase of about 3d.
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A False Stsp.-Miss Hannah Collins, the
young lady who was in the act of throwing
herself from the top of the Petersburg raii-
road, bridge, into the river below, when she
was arrested by officer Morris, last Tuesday
afternoon, al peared before the Mayor yester-
day, and being partially restored TO conscious
ness, was turned over to proper parties to be
taken care of. Miss o., it is sao, left this city
with a man who had deserted his wife, some
months ago, and who, on returning acre, also
deserted her. His conduct so preyod upon her
mind that she became frantic, last Tuesday,
aud tearing her hair, and praying tor death,
only prevented by the interference of officer
Morris.
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ISAAC Y. FowLER.-It is quite true that
Isaac V Fowler, ex- Postmaster of New York,
has been dangerously i'll ia Havana. He was
only able, when the steamer sailed, 10 write a
single line, which he did to his faithful friend
Cranston, OF the New York Hotel, saying, II
am getting better" sif.t ss-1
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NEWSPAPER Cf

NEWSPAPER CHANGEs-The New York
newspapers appear to be in a transition sta g.
The New York Sun was recently sold out by
Mr.. Beach TO other parties; now the New
Raymond, Wesley IL Co, to II. J. Ray mon &c
o., and the New York Tribune is pu blished
by the "Tribune Association" and not as
formerly announced, by Horace Greeley & Go.
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Democratic Meeting.-The Breckinridge wing
of the Democratic party held q businsss meet
ing at Metropolitan Hall lass Tuesday nIght,
and arranged for the appointment OF Ward
from each ward, TO act during The Presidei.iiAl
canvass. The hall has beea rented BY the par
~, and will be open for business every night,
Sundays excepted, until rhe DAY OF election.
/ On two evenings In each week addresses wall
be delivered. Tue other four will b. devoted
to bQxiu0ss. kf
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sa- COX to home for all your wants, ii you
wi. TO see Virginia indepe ndent and prosperous.
If yon are dyspeptic, or suffer with constipatl on
or Indigestion. don't gorge Yourself with Yankee
nostrums. recommended by flaming certificates OF
men Of straw bat procure BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERS. Read the certificates of friends and
neg ghbors. then take them as directed and become
rejuvenated and entirely healed.
PrIce 90 cents per bottle.
To be had of all the principal Druggists IN the
city of Richmond and elsewhere Virginia and
North Carona. jy 2s-ts
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The PRINCES RoUTR.-A dispatch from
Mon treal, dated August ~. gives the follow
ing programme, adopted by the Prince OF
Wales:
After the Canadian tour the Prince will
visit the West spending day each in Chtca-
go, ST. Louis and Cincinnati, besides CevotiBg
a few days TO the great prairies. Returning,
he will pass two days at Washington, a day
and a half at Baltimore, a day in Pniladel
phia, and three or iour days ia New York In
that city he will accept banquet from those
whom this committee represent, besides some
atten ton from the Mayor. He will then 20 on
to Bos ION, possibly halling day at Providence,
spending TWO days at Boston. and leaving
thence go TO Portland, from which port he
will take his farewell of the United States
The fleet will not go to New York at all,
which is considered great triumph by the
Grand Trunk people. Fears are entertained
that if the ships should go TO the metropolis
the seamen would desert, and other difficulties
might arise. At the ievee held by the Prince
to-day there were l39 Americans presen ted,
and, according to the list, there We're two
Judges, five Governors, ten Colonels. three
Majors, eight Reverends. two Captains, three
Mayors and one General.
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Badly I.jsyed.-A few days since, rs 10.
seph Remeky, drayman, was driving along
broad street. he acciden tally fell from his ve-
hicle to the pavement. and injured himseif 50
seriously that he has been under the constant
treatment Of DIR. Wilson ever since. ....--
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Tarosrn from Rxggy-Ou Tuesday last 9
was thrown upon the pavement near r B.
Cocks auction store, and hadly bruised, by the
horse taxing fright aud running away. The
animal turned intos m alley near BY, upeet
Eiousiy,
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A The Great Virginia Remedy, and No
HUMgUG.-PETERS' 1NFALLIBLE REMEDY
Enp I,0NEDRR I(EE ann AII,SEERET nTS-

"a The Great virslnla Kemedy, and NO
HUMBUG.-PETERS' 1NFALLIBLE REMEDY
FOR G0NN0RRHHE AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-.-This great American remedy, contain
everything heretofore offered the pupiic, in its Gu
ratlve, restorative and renovatlng powers; ana
the medical world are astonished when told that
copfounded when they have ocular demonstra
tions of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty -odd years, has
known Of case of twenty years standing to be
restored to perfect health and all other cases OF
shorter duration to be restored, without a single
exception, ard therefore challenges any case OF
GonOrrhCea which the remedy will not cure. pro-
vided the directions carried out with prudence
on the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, IN his
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine
free of charge. to complete the cure through his
agents; and cure will be effected without incon-
venienoe to the patient.
Sold by APPERSON L DUPUY, No. 20l Broad
street, and Q. "A. sTRECKER, Main street. Drug
Eists, agents for the city Of Richmond.
NH 26-d6n*