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~ Hear,
II EAR.
THE FEMALES

r r EN- Al ES
OF THE UNITED STATES
Are as a class proverblail! Jes1ts and uhhenHhn.
hetter mn, there is a better understanding OF the
laws of health. we may. however, cens ratniate the
community on the introduction nj remedy which
has nroyed itself of great value in relieving, and
of,ea tntir,iy the scHeraE and nsrronS dsbthty Of
FtVlai.S-we mean
HAMPrON'S VEGETABLE T1NCTURE.
Il is the great medicine for the sex.
Dr Hamnton saws il is n great blessing to them,
as there rS not disease To when tney are SUBJECT
that ,t ,ctN not eHys. ,
The above extract, written by medical man,
Will he corroborated by our test known citizens.
VINO have seen the Cd cts ot tins tlncture on theIr
wives daughters and delicate children. Cough,
Rheunl.tisn, Dyspepsia, Neuraisia, with numer-
Gus other diseases. arc cured 10y IT.
FEMALES AND CHlLDRkN.-This TING
TIRE VIII be found a grea. medicine ior all siieir
diseases.
~. Call apd get Pamphie. IS and see cures.
Sold lv PURCELL, LADO X CO., Richmond; !;
by DR.. COOKE, Frede erlcksburs: ty all the Drug
lists in Petershurg: by MORTI NJ Err NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggist and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles.
SIS. fe 27-d&cwts
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PLANETT'S Buffers

No Coughs. Colds, NoarseEess. Nc.-The
prevalence OF the above complaints ut this season
has the effect of bringing out host OF proiessedy y
new specifics: and while some few may be good.
many are useless and some even dangerous. To
prevent disappointment. the best course to pursue
is to consult your family PHYSICIAN. or otherwise
use only such remedies as long public experience
is TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favor tie prescripton of
an emIn ent physician, 1t soon became a popular
family medicine, and without ADVERTISING, has
continued to enjoy a growing reputation for the
last twenty years. In all recent cases il acts Ike
4 charm; and in chronic cases, Bronchitis, Hoop
ing Cough. Group, Asthma. &C.. it is used with
unparalleled success, AS most fam les will testify.
Sold by Fisher Il Winston, Meade Il Baker. A.
Bodeker, &c. az rs cents per bottle and in an ee
CANT and pleasant LoZenge form l21a and 25 cents
per box. Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
tlst, Baltimore, Md. fe 4-3m*
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THB AMERICANS AT MINATITLAN.-A cor
respondent Of the New Orleans Pcayune,
writing from Minatitlan, Tehuantepec, says
that 1t. Cosby OF the L. S. sloop of war Sara
toga, with 20 marines, arrived there on the
25th ult. He adds:
The Governor went SO far as TO demand from
the Consu an explanation, by wiiat right A Gael =
lean troops had been senl here. de recel we'd
as answer, that the United States of Anne rica
had tho right 10 send their men Of war TO any
part of the globe when they had tellow-coun-
irymen TO protect. Subsequently 1t. Crosby
called on the Governor to pay his respects TO
him when he, the Governor, said he did not
know If he should permit him, Crosby, TO e.
main. Crosby replied that he was sent here
for the protection of American interests and
that no should undoubtedly remain until re-
called by the proper authority. Subsequently
\ meeting was called, AT which only Mexicans
were permitted TO be present, to take the mat
ter into consideration. Finally, after four
hours deliberation, it was decided that the
Americans, in the port of Mina,itian, be treat
ed coldiy but politely un til sufticen force be
Obtained TO drive them out.
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A Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
Gus families who have heretofore used DR.. J. :.
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most un-
bounded happy results, that some unprlncIpled
persons have circulated An imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper. which
is PLAN without any hguTes, and his written sigma
Medicines SO that the public can again Obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their sutterln
DR. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. for cous hs
and diseases of the lungs Is the standard remedy.
The PAIN CURER for pains. rheumatl SIN, cholic,
sprrns or bruises, and the DfSPEPTIC COM
POUND for d, spepsa and liver complaints.
Sold by Druggists generally. and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG, iu7 Broad st,
ia2l-ly Richmond, Va.
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OPERATIONS OF THE U. S. MINr.-The gold
deposits at the mint in Philadelphia or the
month Of February amounted 70 Sl,s}s .57e.-
ish and Mexican fractions of a dollar to the
amount Of $I2, iI2 were received in exchange
for new cents, and s2,s75 Of old copper cents
were received in like exchange, making the
issue of new cents for the month nearly on.
million and Aalf' The gold coinage for the
month was 81, ,63l, 100, all in double eagles The
silver coinage was 81 ,600, in quarters. dimes
and half dimes. The whole number Of pieces
soiaed during the month is 2,66l. .6.s, Of the
yAlue of 1 671 sh0, HTsl
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Court NEws.-The Brussels Journals con.
tain the following The project Of marriage
between the Prince of Orange and the Prin-
Alice of England appears 10 be fully de-
cided Oh, AS we'll as the visit which the young
couple will pay TO King Leopold, the great
uncle Of the bride, when their royal high
nesses shall leave England for Holland The
marriage viii, it is thought, take place on the
2ith May, The anniversary of the birthday OF
Queen Victoria. The Princes Alice Maude
Mary was born on the 18th April, IS43; the
Prince Of Orange, Rear Admiral and Major
General and Commander of the Brigade of
Reserve of the Dutch Army, on the Sd Sep
tember, iSlu
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THE SIGHTS OF ONE LIFE.-There is a lady
in our town, AT present, who would not like
10 be called very old, who has seen ten out oi
the fifteen Presidents of the United SSGtes
and has also seen Henry Clay, Webster JOfhi
c Calhoun, Aaron Burr, General Scott, Col
Croghan, Sir Robert Peel, Lord Wellington
and z ueen Victoria. She has sat in the chair
Abbey, on the day of her coronation, and
would have seen Louis Philippe. had ii not
been for the death of his son al the time. This
is indeed very remarkable, aud we challenge
the State. yea, even the United States, to pre-
sent a lady who has seen SO many of the
learned and distinguished men both OF Eng
land and America.-theSter Is. e. Standard
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LIpERIA-We have received dates from Lii
IBERIA to January 1. President Benson was
inaugura ted on The I'd of January, aud signal
lied the commencement OF his third consecu-
tive term OF office by issuing proclamation OF
the treaty which has just been concluded be-.
tween the Republic of Liberia and the king
dom of Belgium. The news OF the agricultural
successes of the coionis IS is very encouraging
The cane crops were more extensive than
usual, aud promised richer yield, and bread
stuHs were abundant and cheap. A treaty.
has been executed between the Republic and
the King OF Abeokuta, by the terms OF which
the colonists have access to new territory
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rA St. Nicholas saloon.

MAIN ST.. NEAR EXCHANGES BANK,
The St Nicholas Saloon, SECOND to 40 other es
Punishment Ia the State, Is constantly supplied
TRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
FRUITS NUTS, etc
which will I've sold nv WHOLESALE or RETAIL
an ne most satisfactory terus.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited ~ exam
inc The lsrse and well selected Stock Whirh is lie
INK constantly added tc. before purchasing else
where
Tsnie. and families supplied with CAKES
rRFANS and Jtl.t lES of every descriptlon
OYSTERS and COFFEE. GAMt and other
REFRESHMENTS 81 we'd in the best at, le, IN the
rear saloon. and 81 the shortest notice.
mn Sim A. AN IONi.
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THE BURTON WILL CASE

THE BURTON WILL CAsE.-Ihres WidOtcS IN
tbs Ftetd.-1t is understood that the claim of
Mrs Elizah eth Burton Will be strongly con-
tested. The case now stands in this position ::
by his viii Mr.. Burton left $ 300 to Jane Liv-,
ingston Burton out it is stated that he was
never married to her. Since then Mrs Eliza.
beth Burton, of England, has appeared as a
contestant, on the groun nd that she is the widow
OF the deceased. 1t now appears that there is
another widow in Philadelphia. While Mr.
Burton was in that city his wite in England
wentthere and commenced legal proceedings
against him, in the course of which a coliate-
raj question was raised as to the validity OF
his marriage with her, (the English wife)
which was declared to be void Subsequent
ly, the marriage with the Philadelphia lady
was annuiled. Thus, as it now stands, there
are three apparent widows, while it would
seem there are none III reality.-N y Post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06

"a Gems Of Art, ana Portraits worth Sc.
curing and keeping, are the PHOTOGRAPHS Of
every SIZE in oil and water colors. executed at the
Photoy raphc and Fine Art Gallery ofG. W. MIN
MS, oi7 Main street Small Daguerreoty pes and
Ambrotypes copied and enlarged to iiie-slze. il de-
sired. and coored in OIL colors, water c,oers, or
plain PHOTOGRAPHS executed in the highest
style of the art.
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~ Dyspepsia. the most annoying and
Ioahsome affection known to soe,sty san never
BITTERS, for they lay hold upon the liver, stir up
the bile, quicken the blood strengthen the stomach
add to the gastric juices, and lnvlsOrate the mind
So powerfully, that Il complete revolution effect
ed in the entire inner man. and all impurities are
at once expelled Those who suffer should
these Bltters, and get relief
For sale by al! Drug lists II the city OF Rlchmnnd
and elsewhere III Virginia. Orders promptly filled
b. addressing +. BAKER, proprietor, X lctlnoid d,
Va ia 23-ts
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o.ND,DATEs FOR OFFICE.


Z < am c.uyildate COZ the office of SiiER
9>Aji@@o TUE cot NTl OF LOUISA as the en-
iFt fSs.,,a II Il shall he your pleasure 10
.st ss ne shall ss'os'as w,h VT msse'1 H. y, the e'I
Sse Of ne e. @"ssr hsSrn !" J' j. k1Sa:srsoN ssf Mr.
lak.th. h.su lor several years etnpio' ed IA the
f'fe Clsee .,t toul. =, IA which p"s'tioa he gave
DsfA i,,t.au ~ hIs capacity and attention To
lrfN ~ Nr Richardson VAS formerly one ot
as nS,,t,ess ben acted as shef,h, several years
Asf ....et shsli no. farm she office, but All its
ID te MI ~ peytO fmfd b, myself and my
: "", NerN re- pectnli,. ~,>,
aeTA'' BiSk ERrON l.. JOHNSON.
=. Il 42tswtwtApi
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An Examination Of the pupils Of the Night
School Of the Virginia Mechanics Institute
will take place in about two weeks, as the
presen, session Of the school will end on the
18th inst The Board OF Managers intend
awarding three silver medals as prizes for
punctuality. good behavior, progress in study
BOYS most entitled to the awards At the
commencement" u number OF interes ting
addresses are TO be delivered, aud the public
are to be invited to attend the hail on the oc
casiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06

ma Hair Cut,ims.-TO THE CITIZENS AND
TRANGERS VISITING THE CITY.-If You
wish to get yoar Hair cut in the latest and m4st
approved style, would advise you 10 call on HOB
son. at his Hair Cutting, Shaving. Shampnoing
and Bathing Rooms. under the American Hotel.
Entrance llth street.
n. B.-Gentlemen also can get their whiskers
and moustfche changed from red, light, grey, to
a most beautiful blackOr brown color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06

Od Boreas succeeded - making himself ex.
ceeoihsy oisagFeeable Yesterday, by filling
peoples eyes and mouths with dus;' isrkinS
on mems hats and scattering their papers in
aiIdirectlons, carrying away samples Of goods
ffom merchan Is doors, and taking undue Nh
eEues WIN the silks and satins that usually
trail along the streets, Just after some nrsttx
woman mas passed. Without rain or the
. iagara," the dust must soon become unsn-
durable
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COMMERCE. OF EUROPEAN NATIONS. "A
French official writer, NJ. Philadelphia Che
min Du-pontes, who fills an important office.
In what may be Called by analogy, the French
Board OF Trade, has constructed a curious tn.
bic to show the relative amount Of the COM
merce Of each of the various nations of Eu.
rope, and the total for each inhabitant, in pro-
portion to their population. 1t is as follows ::
VALUE CovNEacE
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col n 7 sn 3 candiuSif IHt Nc ",.
- l-],.S,iMtSSioNtR OF THE KtNkN( l.
tes 81 frFR DISTRICT OF HENRiCO CO..
of ussrse,fuN So.icit.s o.tr ~uAfaees a. the "ec-
ssa '[ KAY next should It bc sour pleasure 20
l'A ~. med . M self ~ disch4rse the dutlCs
t"l' - i,,tftilii.. Respectfully,
a. y 'r t>.lA GEO. W. CARTER.
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TWO CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH IN A
STABLE-On Friday last the stable Of Ezra
NJ. Savers, Esq, of Waynesburg Pa, was
burned to the ground. and two OF his little
children, one five and the other two years Old
the children set it on fire accidental!y with
matches, and becoming bewildered were una
ole to escape. Their sad fate was not known
until their little bones were found amUng the
smOuldering ruins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06

REMOVAL OF TReOps FROM UTAH-The or
ders Tor removing the main body of troops
from Utah to the Texan and New Mexican
irontiers, are prepared The troops will start
with the first grass on the plsins, commanded
by Gen. Johnston. Col. Charles F. Smith will
command the force left to keep Brigham
Young IN order, consisting of six companies
lery
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ESCAPED IN A BoX.-Signor Toledo, Mora. )
late Minister OF Foreign Affairs At Costa Rica.
made his escape out of the country in a clos ed
box. in charge of Mora's wife who conduc ted
the box and its contents safely to Punta Are
mas, where the ex- minis ter EN- arked on board
of SAILING vessel 10 port in Guatemala
Efforts were made by the military authority
of Punta Arenas to detain the wife of the ey
President. but by the timely interposition If
acting British and American Consnis at that
port she was permitted to embark on boa rd
the steamer Guatemala to join her husband.
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Bruta!.--Yesterday morning a man calling
himself Alexander PAMELA, made his appear
ance before the Mayor TO answer the charge of
attempting to perpetrate a most beasily out
rage upon white boy named George King, on
FRIDAY night last. The lad testified that The
prisoner carried him 10 his room, partly by
force, but that he finaily got loose, seized his
watch and chain, aud ran home 10 his father
The Mayor held the accused to bail for his Iu
ture good behavior, aud will probably have
him indicted at the next term OF the Hastings
Court
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DEATH OF J. G. BOKKR.-J G. Boxer a
wealthy and well known merchant of New
York city. died Saturday morning of disease
of the heart. He was the originator of the col.
lection of pictures known as the Dusseldorf
COLLECTION, and which is now the property OF
the Cosmopolitan Art Association He ac-
quired an unpleasant notoriety few years
since through an improper marriage of his
daughter with his carriage driver, a man
Qamed Dean.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06

The County Cou't Of Henrico commenced its
Grand Jury term yesterday. No criminal
business was acted upon, but the Court spent
the greater portion Of the day in hearing mo-
well be disposed Of whilst the Grand Jury
were in session.
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THE ARABS WONDER. An English traveller
describes the speechless amazement with
which a wild Arab chief OF the desert watched
III a tent near Cairo, the edeyeiopmen, of a pho
tograph of the Great Sphinx. Whea the fea.
lures OF the mysterious sculpture were re-
vealed ON the glass, the Arab turned to hi.
companion, and, pointing TO the photo
grapher, exclaimed, "iie is the eldest sou Of
SATAN -
"ONR Coon TURN DESERVES ANOTHER
The Miiledgeville (Ga.) Recorder, Of the 2lst
ult., has the following
A correspondent in Montgomery county
writes us that on Christmas last two coupirs
We're married in that county, and the grooms
both being magistr tra,es, they oniciated lii turn
in performing the ceremony for each other
This is rather an uncommon occurrence
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F-nit Pedlar, who gave his name a. Robert
Besatar, and halls from Philadelphia, was b..
fore the Mayor, yesterday, for being found
drunk in vacant lot on Sunday. and unable
to take care of himself Being quite an old
man, his Honor agreed to release him on con.
dition that he would return to the Quaker
City by the first boat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06

BALL ON SHIPEoAED.-A grand ball was
given on board the Spanish ship Aurelia, Cap
tain Amingual, lying in port at Charleston,
Friday evening, III honor OF the recent yieto-
ries OF the Spanish arms in Morocco. The at
tendance of guests was large, and the festivi.
ties were prolonged to a late hour.
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groes made an attack upon Joe Childress, .
Tree fellow, who lives near Wesley Chapel. in
the Valley. and besides beating him severely.
one OF them stabbed him through The nose with
the parties have been arrested, aud .i.i prob
ably have a hearing before the Mayor this
mJrninS,
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Ca'ch,ng DosS.-The police were out yaster-
day, with the netmen and carts. and t" bapprd, ),
any number of ours OF high and low degree
most Of whom were relieved of their lives
about sundown, because their owners were
them. II the officers were allowed to take the
netmen TO the market houses every morning
for one month, they would catch hundreds
and hundreds of ours that daily assemble at
these places to make their breakfasts on the
offal there TO be found. Very little good can
be el;ected by The present plan, because the
appearance oI the neimen and carts spreads
like wiidtire. ana The owners of dogs get them
into their lots before they can be caught.
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A THEATRICAL DODGE.-Miss Kimberly.
the actress, has been playing new card, in
sending invitations to the clargympn of Chi
cage. to attend the performance of ber "Octo-
room" The agent of one, Rev. Mr.. Scherk,
returns hanks for "'he most instructive en-
reach" Another, Rev n H. Bishop. accents
the invitation extends "A request TO the actress
that she Will attend his church while in Chi
cagO, and forwards To her tickets 10 a festival
of his Pensioners. This is making war in the
strongholds.
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RECEPTION TO ROBERT DALE OwEN.-The
Leading Spiritualists of New York turned out
on Wednesday evening in large numbers, 10
give q reception to Mr.. Robert Dale Owen,
whose late addition to the Spiritualis& has
been greeted by the latter with unfeigred de-
mopstrotiOns Of delight.
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DECLINES TO SHARE THs ExrKNsR-The
AlahAmn House declines 10 concur in the k16n.
ate's resolution. sppr9Rrtaunx eS0.ooO md
Virginia in defraying me expenses tncuH1ed
by the John Brown affair. !
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N,gA. Polies.--Ths material Of wAieA the
Ntknt folice 10 composed. ~ ~ good - tnat Of
ny city IN the Union, and no set OF mep svee
:.ooIeu naruer to perform their duty; but ov4s
.nk 70 sne limited power conferred upOu them,
.n1uy vIoAations OF Law are committed which
.Sey nave not the power to prevent From
.he sotuhe OF the sur 10 its rising these men
HnWp tneir lonely beats. trying doors and
WINDOWS 70 see II they are fsstsned. pperine
into dark alleys In search of workers Of darkor
acts. struggling 70 prevent robbery and incen.
diarism. ard vigilantly watching TO the risht
and TO the left, for disturbers Of the nm tlIc
peace but their operations are conllnsd ex.
clusively to the streets, and no farther can
they 20, unless some ouscry 10 made from
within doors. However strong their snsni.
cions NAV BE- that the laws Of the State Ara
being violated in a house, they have NO au-
thority to enter without frat obtAining q
warrant and therefore it is that SO many
crimes 20 unpunished. II burglaries occur,
as they sometimes do, the question 10 IT once
derisively asked where were the Watch !'-
The enqurers seem TO forget that burglars
generally have "a good eyes n watchmen, and
that when they have once detsrminld to force
adoor or window, they have 0nlyA0 secrete
themselves till the watchmen pass BY on their
rounds, aud they will then have an hour or
two 10 do their work and get away before
that point 10 again passed They also forget
that most of the burgiariss are Effected by
rear entrances, which Watchmen cannot pre-
vent. and to guard against which every mer.
chant must do by secure and improved fAs-
Jennings. -+ ff
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The Grand Jury of the County Court Of Hem
rico met yes terday, and found true bills against
Joseph Eubank, Henry. p. Shute, and John
Blake for misdemeauors, and not true bill
against Edwin Robinson. They then ad-
lourned until Friday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06

Serious Aectdsni.-An appren tice TO Mr.. II.
NJ Smith, named Thxophiius Gill, met with Il
painful accident yesterday morning whilst Ut
work at a circular saw in the large agricultu-
raj implement mandatory, In which he was
employed. 10 splitting piece of timber with
the saw, his left hand accidentally touched ii,
when in motion, and quick as thought four OF
his fingers were almost severed from his hand
the bones being cut in two, and the fingers
only held by small particles of flesh and kin
Immediately after the accident, u physician
was called in. and with the hope Of saving the
fingers, dressed The wounded hand, without
taking them off.
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SUPERINTENDENT POOR.

l. O. HOT SE.-l announce nv sell 4 cendl E.
~ IN the Office Of SUPER lNTENDENT OF
-Ec pQOR HOUSE. and # elected pledge my p
- 70 q scharse the duties OF the same talih !uiy
Respectfully. . ,,,,s
raS-ids' THOMAS u ffFH-
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FALL OF A METEoR.-A large and briiian:
meteor fell about three miles from liummels.
town, Pa, on Tuesday night las {, between the
hours Of ten aud eleven O'Clock. II left an ex-
tensive trail of fire behind IL as IL descended
TO the earth, and some OF the s'natives" who
witnessed IL were terribly alarmed.
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M Notice:::Wtu take In exchange for
sEMPLES lNFALLlRLE BAKING POWDER,
the en- PITY boxes in good order.
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Market Place. Franklin street.
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eAA pnmber of certificates received every week.
d Price 50 cents per bottle. and for sale by
NiLI,SPAUGH l. JOHNSTON. Main st.
MEADE h BAKER. Main st.
j. H PEARCE x CO. Broad street.
i " GARIICK. Franklin st.
w PET ERS0N. Main ST.
CS DAWSON, Main ST.
+ w FRAIStR. nth st.
" o. SNELLINGS. Church Hill. IL 29-lw