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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-14
DIR. HENRY'S
ELECTRIC OINTMENT

DOR curing Scratches Calls Calks &C., on Horyes, Salt
l. Rhenm, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Burns, &c, on
people,
This Ointment where introduced is selling very rapid
ly, and why? Simply for the reason, that ii does what
we in all warrant it to do to witt 10 scratches
horses in from two to six days. when the directions &C
companying each box strictly followed
have used DR.. Ilenry's Ointment for scratches and
Salt Rheum Veiy often, without a single failure -
Henry StnehOur Proprietor Public House. Highgate, VI
II is the best remedy for scratches gals and Calks
saw l.. Sanderson, Proprietor fremont House
st. Albans, Vt.
With The recommendations of such horse deal
ers as Mr. Snehour of llighgae and j. L.. SandeTson
St Alhans, any other endorsement unnecessary They
say it CURES scratches, gals, &C., on horses with al
most absolute certainty. 1t Is excellent for aud
cracks cows teats, and appears be just the article
for every farmer to keep in constant rtadless BuIling
ten, VI, Free Press
1t has been tried and found wantng.-[St Albans
| VT, Messenger.
cured my hand with Dr. Henlys Electric Ointment n
two weeks, when the physicians said would bewlthou
the use of il two monrhs had cut all my fingers to the
bone with circular saw A. d. PeCkham, Lebanon, N
H.
had tie misfortune to scald myself quite severely anc
by making an application of your DR.. Heny's Ointment
the from the burn almost Instantly disappeared, anC
five minutes felt Inconvenience whatever from thu
effects of the fire.. Clarnda SIMPSON, Montgomery, VI
It isuseess to waste time in writing or reading il mo
lengthy adve rtsemen o this Oiniment.-Enongh mat
is warranted to give satisfaction, whether used IL
scratches, burns any wound OF Whatever haur
on man or beast.
Farmers are your cows troubled with 50 teats? Az
ply this Ointment night, and they are well IN the MOI n
| ing
Sold hv the agents of Prot Motifs Magic Mair lnygora
$. K. GREEN, Proprietor.
l.. F. PURGE Il F. E sNITH, Agents for Montpelier,
l8lyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-14
Agents of Prof MOTIFS Magic Hair nvEcrA,'' ami III

Barre J. & B. Cramdtll Wailsfeid, Gleason &
Hastings Waterbury, ]. NJ. Henry 4 Sons Waterbury
Centre, w. w. Wtls Middese&, Gates 4 Holden
MONTPELIER L. f. Pierce. y. +. Smith stowe, AR Camp,
H. Cady Morrisville, Sam'l Clark; Cadv t"s Ter
HYDE Park Dniton & Hyde Washing -. +. Down
ing Plainfeld, A. F. Bancroft Marslfeld, g. & F..
Wooster; Cabot. ]. Lance, Putnam Sprague South
Walden j. A. Il F. Farrn; south llardwiek, 5. Br'en
Woodbury. J. & A. Kent; East Calais, Y. G. Pierce
North Montpelier, Charles Sbleyj Northfeld Jas. NJ
Mills, Edwin Porter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-14
Headstones, Monuments, &c.
A Y E RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

NAO JOu SiNhS lCCDlOJ anu
complaining? Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings I'M
comfortable? These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be ayertcd by a
timely use of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors- purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ac
tivity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
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DIED.

On the 2at inst at the residences o. hcr father II
SYDNEY. LINDER BELL, sest daush ter OF J.
q. and Lucy Ann Thurston. aged II mohtns ana
days. s9F
nesday The friends are 10 vitcd to attend without
further notice.
At 81. o'clocx, at the Medical College, ROBERT
His funeral viii take pace from the Methodist
Chapel in Sidney at l0ia O'Clock. The friends ana
acquaintance of the family are requesteo 70 ~
tend.
On MONDAY night sd inst. AMELIA. infant
daughter of James =. and Martha Bryant. ased
year ii months and . days. a@ft
"a Baltimore Sun will please copy.
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Norfolk Argus suggests that the Mayor OF that
city call "a meeting for the purpose of making
a contribution for the Lawrence sufferers. E. /
calls attention TO the fact. that i'll 1853, thou
sands of dollars We're sent 10 Norfolk from
Massachusetts.
FATAL SKATING ACCIDENT.-Lewis Beatty,
aged 10 years. son OF L. IL. Beatty. OF Derry,
Conn., died on Sunday last, from the effects OF
injuries received while IN mrany with other
skaters. on Christmas day. While in the act
of ad jus ting his skates, he was struck in the
head by the skates OF companion, who was
moving rapidly, tracturing his skull.
ARREST OF A GANG OF CoUNrERFEITERS-
Deputy United States Marshal Johnson ar
rested a gang of coRnterieIters, consis ting of
six men and TWO women, with their dies and I,
large amount of counterfeit coin, At Toledo, on
Saturday.
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ga The CnLuuBlAy HOTEL. RICHMOND. VA

gA THE CnLUa BIAN HOTEL. RICHMOND, Va
| woud say, for the benefit of the tr&velin., public
and others, without the slightest intention to puff
ing. that have been travelling more less ever
siica the oi 1872 throne h this and about fifteen
of the other States oi this Union and have put up
at all the fashion abe hotels in the East and
OF the West aud for kind treatment, good servab
clean beds and other apartments. | have found
none to excel the Columbian Hotel You will al
wa,s find the landlords at your elbow, ready to
make e!ate at table groan with the IA, of the
land and sea You will not I've ted on puff and bab-
b!es. Then take rot my word Tor It, bur come and
sea. all You epicures OF the land, and let him tn 1t
IS athrst come and partaka of the bonnties of the
Columbian Hotel. 2I* A TRAVELLER.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, a. the resdeps9 = de-
father, b. the Rev. a. Claske, 1r.WAEtAA Is:
F.. second dauxhte Of John B. Andessoas Esq. Of
"m Riehm eUd" and PstersbsrE pagers x please
copy.
On Wednesday evening, the lssh inst4nt ia Bat
tno, e. hy the Rev. DR. Cox. JOHN ALLAN, Esd;,
OF Richmond, to HENRIETTA. daughter oi ".
ii. Hoffman. Esq
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ia To rHE MEMBERS or THE LEsfsLATuRg-
You are respectfully solicited, eLs Hhd ALL to visit
the PnoTo6R sPH AND FisK ART GaLLERr or q,
w. MIANIs. III NJ ain street, during your leisure
hours and favor him with a sittias for q, photo
graph. Several OF the n.ni,ers have alyeadt done
10 lie trusts that all will grant his request; it will
occupy Uut little 0f their time. and expense, and
may eventually he = areat satisfaction to them,
their family and friends. Remember, III Man
stteet, two doors below 9Th. ja34-3t
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VALENTINES FOR 1850.

NTOTlFE.-Au persons having claims aralast
: the Commonwealth of Virginia. for the pur-
chase "t arms and arnnn tons, the assemble ,.
nrmng eauipping and maintaining troops. md. tor
ether incidental ea penses lrcurred in the del ense
vi the State. ami III the execution of prIsoI
der sentence of the CircHlt Court of Je.erson
counts. hereby repaired to present the same III
nedlaiety To the unaers;cned at Richmond 2
board created Under the act Of Assembly entitled
An Act, appointing commissioners to audit ard
pa the expenses incurred nv the Executive fer the
pure Of arms ard for the defence oil the Com
monwcaltii passed . ID January 1880.
CSC. " MCMEORD; Sac. Com,
WIN H. RICHARDSON, Adjt. Oen'l.
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M PHnToG APHs. Pearl Ambrotyp pcs. Leather
types and AL the various st. lee Ut portraits known
je St-9t 80 ~ 3 AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-25

The Boston aud Worcester Railroad Com.
gsApy bare recovered against the Old Colony
Company the large verdict Of Sal ,50l.75 for
iaad taken y lay their track upon.
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Ia To PUBLIC SpE.KERs, and others who make
q free use oil the vocal organs. From Rec. +. n.
chapia. u. d., Ner York . Rrown's Bronchial
Troches, 49,. consider your Lozenses an excel
lent article for their purposes, and rec0Mmen 4
their use To public speakers"
"a 1s-d3tTsr&S Wit
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q. Pr JAAxs.-We find a paragraph in
IN exchange paper TO this effect: ut is sur.
missed that the veteran novelist may shortly
quit his post u Venice. and resume his for
mar once Of British Consul ut Richmond,
Va" We do not know where the paragraph
originated, or whether there is any fvunda-
ton for the surmise. M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-25

ACcIDENT.-On Monday last, Mr.. VIM. II.
Oliver, Il sailmaker, fell from the rear door of
his sail loft in Norfolk. and was badly Injured
The fall was nearly thirty feet
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nA JrsT DEcisIoN-INvlol ABILITY OF TRAD
MAkKs.- + rom the New York Tribune We see that
full ard permanent injunction was lately granted
b, Chief Iustics Bosworth Of the Superior Court OF
New York, restraining drug list Of that city from
" BsowNs BeoACGIsL TkocuEs." q valuable
rered, for Cou4 hs Colds. &c put up as lozenses,
with certain labels Wrappers &C., rs trade marks,
thus protecting the public from spurious article
II - STRANGE fnat n dTu2. est who has any Tegard
for his renui alton Will ensase IN business which.
in point OF morality, IS upon = par with counter
iriting AID for sery.-Bossoa Journal. d&cwIt
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
SERVANTS FOR SALE.

Tor SALE-To remain IN the State. WO-
L Man. 81 years old, who liz good cook. and SIX
likely CHILoREN.3 boys and girls. the nldes,
being about - years old and the youngest Two ard
4 nalf Not offered for sale account of any fault,
but in consequence of the owners intention 10
West in the spring Apply ~ the Cary street .!ail.
Richmond, Va, Jan ~, 1850. ja 2D-3teod"
Tor SiLE-To remain in near this D ace,
L an elderly WOMAN. who is a very superior
COOK and also fine sized young MAN, accus-
toned Ia tarn.iIs and GOOD WAGNER. Applv at
IA 2-eod3 CARY STREET JAIL
LOR SALE-A good TOBACCO HAND, about
t5sears of ase, who has worked ut 1t ever since
he WAS o d enough. Apply ~
ia 2f-eoO3t CARY STREET. JATI.
FOX SALE TO ME,iA.x IN RtCHMOND,
l. yonns. likely CHAMBERMAID and SEAM.
STRESS senteeily raised, and will he sold onl, TO
iiTst rate home. She lie seen at my ONCE
daily at noon, TIL sold 6. w -. TYLER
General AGENT. Office Marshall
IA Is Is between 9Th aud Eth streets.
VALUABLE SERVANT FOR SALE.-y
have for sale a Servant Girl tnulatto.j about
Is ycaIs old, very likely. OF unexceptionahle cha-
racter. She ffst-ra.e SEANSTRESS
NURSE and HOUSE SERVANT. A great bar
gam may he had by lInmed ate application Ia
de @-I r.. b COOK. No. 20 Main at.
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TRANSMISSION OF MONEY BY MAIL.-It is
stated that the Senate Post Office Committee
have under consideration plan or system OF
greater security for the transmission of mo-
ney and valuable packets by mail. The com.
mirtee have also under consideration other
postal reforms Of great importance, with a
view Of making the department seif-sustain-
in1
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"a. Dry Goods n auction prices.
CRENSHA W, QUAAl.ES e. co.
OHsr the following GOODS below cost, in order to
close them out IN few days.
Spr. < PRINTS Sc
Spring MOESEIINE Sc.
Chaile DE LANES l6c.
Printed LAWNS Sc. $50
French IACONETS 16c.
French BRILLIANlS ls7tc. "a t.
French PRIN rs Ice.
Figured Der EGES Ike.
Domestic GTNGHANS Sc.
Scotch iiINGHAMS &c.
Ladies' SILK GLOVES I21zc.
Alexander S, LK GLOVES SIC.
Misses and Boz HOSIERY Sc.
BEREGE ROBES at SIS cost IS.
French Organdie ROBES at SIS, cost S..
Srring. SILKS at Is per cent below cost:
ia 24-5t* 299 BROAD STREET.
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THE LAWRENCE CALANIrY.-The fund for
thesnfferers at he Lawrence Nils has reached
the sum OF about S25,O00, of which not less
than four thousand have been raised in New
York city. The inquest at Lawrence contin-
uss, aud the calamity appears now to be gem
orally attributed to detective iron pillars sup
porting the floors
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NEW BOOKS, &c.

NEW BOOKS, &c.
IN TH N NEW 9oRK Daily ne RAID.
THE NEW YORK DAILY HERAL 5!
ByruE M T5STii IN ADVANCE. s,oo
{ Y $SHh =; e
ard the tbs' pape TT bEiLivERED EARLY EVERY
MoRSlNon a., nny garS q The { eltg vo, vor nv
NAT will cost s. 80. and by paving TWENTY
tFFs M bks sn1 T t A
81 Oar papers COME lNDFPENnENT of II.
SPARED TO get them shrQug in due time, so that
customers ma s4 fs1y af' PPksSS'MRsptM.
EA- Call and leave your orders a.
sThs Ma Sq and s rsl ,s po. Penn
rah I FL l SEMs AMERICAN.
ARE KEPT REGULARLY Fog IS SH Ia ar
Book, s,asiee;rery ard PsrodlSSa. st o
THE rIhoT s2S9a ear, single copies scents
| THE IRISH AMERICAN, 81 so a year, single
copies cents
"a, The above papers are received on Thursday
1ru FRIDAY OF each week. and DELIVERED to sub
scr:bers, in any part OF the city, without extra
charge. la 25-3t2D)
tAHlPBELL'S HISTORY OF SiktbNiA.
~ At MORRIS Bookstore.
% Main street.
ALSO.
MORPHY's GAMES; a selection Of the best
4, games playeo by the distinguished champion in
Europe and America. with aeaiytica and
critical notes ~ J. Lowenthal. 81.
| AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE. the authorized
interpreters of the Bible. B, C. f. Beecher.-
THE RIVALS; or. The Times of Burr and Ham
llton. By Hon. Jere Clemens, autho, Of Ber-
FoOTFHLLs on THE BOUNDARY OF
| ANOTHER WORLD, with narrative illustra-
tons By Robert pae Owen. formerly ,remher
of CONGRESS and VI mister 10 Naples IS.
LIVES OF GENERALS LEE AND SUMPTFR.
By Cecil X. Hartley. 25. ja24-2t
| THE AMERfCA> FOR u BOOa.
l. By TATE and SANDS.
Persons having rArE,s F Fol 4 E NOOK ssua
hnv SANnS' AMERICAN FORM BOOK to com
piete the work.
We publish both books and sell them IN separate
| v0lu mes. or bound to.ether in volume. Price
| 81 81. A. NORRIS, Publisher,
la2t-3s Richmond.
VALENTINES FOR leGo.
We are in recei ot of oar sunplv Of
VALE NTINES
For the season:
| Embracing a large and beautiful assortment adapt
| ed 70 every taste.
ia. orders from the country will receive prompt
| ate DtiOn. A. MORRIS.
! IA 24-3s BOOKSELLER, Richmond.
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"a Special ce.--Chas. +. Wortha m &
Co. call attention 10 their sale of SUGAR AND
MOLASSES. at their warehouse, on the Dock
THIS MORNING. at II O'Clock. I
W ~ ne added TO the above sale, $50 boxes ia L.
Low CAN DIES. a2o-lt
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schr. Emma Jane Phillips, for Richmond, cid
at Baltimore 23d mat.
Annie Lawrie. Morris. for Alexan1ria, Va. ard
Robt Treat Cook. for City Point aud st. John, n.
B.. entered outward at Liverpool 81 INST.
Schr. Susan, Ro.ers. for City Point and Rich-
mond, cid At Boston 2lst inst.
sears Jamestown Cole. from Pete rsburg, and
Mary. Smith, from fredericksburg, arrived at New
York I'D inst
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49, DIR. JOHN GLOPTGN. having 10
go Gated in this city, offers his professional
services to the citizens Of Richmond and adjacent
country. Office with Dr.. A. E. Peticolas, on
Broad between 18th and COLLEGE streets. He may
be found at ne.t at Mrs. A. s. Hutchison's, on
Franklin. between "a and Sd streets. ia l9-lmf
-, POSTAGE STAMPS. POSTAGE:
go TAMPS.-Persons in want of POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them at this office In
any quantity. ia Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-25

F Gems of Art, and Portraits worth Sc
curing and keepinr. are the Pho rOGRAPHS of
every size In oil and water coors. executed A. the
Photo. pho and Fine Art Gallery of s. W. M ~
Ms. 2T Main street. Sinai, Da suerreoty pes and
An broty pes copied and enlarged to life size, if de-
sired. and coIored in oil coors, water Gclors. or
worked IN Graz on. Also, AMRROTYPES AMI
plain PHOTOGRAPHS executed in the highest
sty le of the art.
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-s~, A CARp.-Thc impression that had
s.e~.a Withdrawn from the practice of medicine
having gained seine currency, would beg leave
4, correct 1T. and to tender my professional ser
wees TO The citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
Ny Office and residence NAV be found the
corner of Broad and 18th streets, Immediately OPP
pusite City Hail.
ia 16-lm f. w. RODDEI, NJ. ID.
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spectfnly asks the attention of the public to hi,
sale of spend,d Ros:wood, Mahogany and Black
walnut FURNITURE; elegant Rosewood Pr
place At the residence of f. Needs, Esq, corner
9Th and Cary SIS, THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock. See
advertisement. ~.
The I.adie. are particularly invited to attend.
2-lt
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA. JAN. 70, is0U.
High Water fhis day Wednesday, 81 o'clock.
JAILED

SAILED.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish. New York, mdze.
and passengers LuGiam Wilson.
Steamer City of Richmond. Kelley, Phiia, mo- e'
ard passenger H +. Tuttie.
steamer Beividere. keene. Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers, y. Il w. Currie.
Schr NJ Manchester, Nelson, New York, mdze., D..
& w. Curre. -
Schr. lane c. Paterson. Hand, Charleston, s. e.,
mdze.. w D. Colqaitt Il Co.
Bark Arabian, Canned, Charleston, s. c., In
ba last.
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xA- Dyspepsia. the mos, annoying and

EA Dyspepsia, the most annoying and
loathsome affection known to society. can never
witost aud the assaults Of BAKERS PREMIUM
BlTTERS, for the. lts hold upon the liver, stlr UP
the bile, quicken the blood hen the stomach;
add to the gastric Juices and lnvIsorate The III nd
SO powerfully. that complete revolution IS effect
ed IN the entire inner man. ard all impurities are
vt once expelled. Tnoss who suffer should
these 8Itters. and get relief
For sale b, all Druggists IN the city Of Richmond
and else where in Virsiuia. Orders promptly filed
=. addressing f. BAKER proprietor, Richmond,
Va. ia 23-ts
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Other cases equally remarkable are infinitely
described. The discovery is not new one
having been made some eighteen years since
by a Scotch surgeon named BRAID who wrote
book upon the subject, entitled "Neury-
PRODIGY, or the Rationale of Nervous Sleep.
considered in relation to Animal Mag etism -
r. ID. OWEN refers TO this book in his recen t
work. FOOTBALLS on the Boundary of Another
World and relates some extraordinary effects
produced upon Mr. BRAIDs subjects.
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cSr-. Yes'erday. between Cfarst.v -
- Go 8 and Christian i i.atrrop 8 uf1Hes
ING BRFASTPt ". large size. conta,s','' o. RS-
different knds OF hair. The finder " h bc ."yTi
rewarded BY returning the same to .as ma. Al
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sIsoCKOE HILL GENERAL
x>GA AGENCY.
q. W. II. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Bes,csen Sixth and Sersnth
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OFT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NJ:
1ROES. and act as \ GENERAL AGENT. he
his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow-
ed upon him for two years past. al 3I-6m
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*, FOR kENT.-The lar.e WARPp0rs9
Es situnt cd on Cary between Ilth nd le,h s,..a
A.ia recently occupied by Nr. y r. Dchn,,n'
a tehacco factory. The house con,ains /, hl,s
quantity OF room, and the location IS near The 4,
SIN bank.
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wA. Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
GUS families who nave heretofore used DR.. J. s..
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most I'M
bounded happY results, that some unp.inclp pied
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper, which
is plain without any figures. and his written SIGMA
tre Is over the cork of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines. so that the public Can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their suferinss.
DR.. j. S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coue his
and diseases of the lunes Is the standard remedy.
The PAIN CT Pr l. for pains rheumatism. eboiic,
spralns or bruises. ard the DISPEPTiC COM
POtN for d. epspsla and ilver complaints.
Sud by Dru Ssists generally. and by
WARNER L. WAR1NG, lG7 Broad ST..
ia 2l-Iy Richmond, Va.
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w Arnerica An lady well quail, cd to tsach the usual
branches comprising good education. with music.
30 take charge OF and educate two Misses, aged Is
ard Is wears, at Il desi rable country residence.
about 50 miles est of Richmond widow lady
who has had experence educating Iir Is, and a
meulhsr of the Epscopal Church preferred. Please
address X. II. DIBRFLL,
aJ9-6t~ Richmond, Va.
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term Of has average life The answer again
IL, abolition has wrought this great miracle
II has done tor Jamaica in TWEEN ly-fiye wears
what eight hundred years Of almost incessan,
war have never been able to do for any part Of
the Europeaa continent.
Lest any reader suspect us Of exaggeration
We beg leave 70 refer to the pages Of a booL
laseiy Published in England, aud, we believe.
largely circulated in this couutry, We aliude
to T1oLLorE's West Indies aud the anish
Main" The author 10 . thorough. bred Eng.
llsA abolitiOnist. aud cannot therefore, ~. xns.
pseted Of any desire to make the state ~ IN.
case appear worse than it actually is. He via.
tted Jamaica In the early part of iast wear nm.
on - omcaaI errand, 1t is supposed. connected
Win the introduction Of Coolie labor TO sun
pV oes Weach was 20 merciiessly DESTROYED
oyoe Snush Parliament twenty -nve year,
$50. Tne Oscillation OF Kingston, once q hour.
iselng city Of many thousand inhahitants, and
OF spanish Town, ~ this time the seat Of gov
eTnment has no parallel this side Of Egypt OF
Syria nDless II u 70 BE- found in the ruined
cities Of Central America, IL we are to place
any eoa1denee il his narrative. The last mar.
oSsed tewn, BE says. ''resembies q city OF the
essd. zssss are long streets in which NO hu.
- 4AeAhtAAt y ever seen. In othsrs q silen,
oieAagre woman nay hssesn sitting a. an opeo
oeos, or child playing solitary, in the dust -
OsaaAs saaase To- which ase tho government
oness - say4: .Ail the walls ars Of 1 dismal,
dirty yellow. and . stranger cannot but think
TINT ths color d owing 70 ths dreadlully pre-.
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tAoee ~ - soaode; msa and womes never
feQaeat 4; /. nethIag enters II but ssnbsams
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tnaA - And women should ccms there
1nt - 1aecele mol Wholly deserted. Thsrs
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