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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-07

TAKE CARE OF YOUR EYEs.-One of the
most eminent American divinss, who has for
some time been compelled to forego the plea
sure of reading, has spent some thousands o.
dollars in vain, aud lost years of time, In con-
sequence OF getting up several hours before
day and Studying by artificial light. His eyes
will never get we'll.
MnlIitudes of men and women have made
their eyes weak for life, by the too free use of
eyesiGht iu reading fine print and doing fine
sewing. In view or these things, 1t Will be
well to observe the following rules IN the use
of the eyes
Avoid all sudden changes between light and
darkness.
Never begin to read, write or sew, for sew
eral minutes after coming from darkness TO a
bright light.
Never read by twilight, or moonlight, or on
avery cloudy day.
Never read or sew directly in front of the
light. or window, or door.
1t is best to have the light fall from above
obliqu ueiy, over the left shoulder
Never sleep so that, on the first awaken
ing, the eye shall open on the light OF a VIM
dow
DO not use the eyesight by light SO scant
that it requires an eiforttD discriminate
The moment Won are instinctively prompt
ed 10 rub the eyes, that moment cease using
them.
If the eyelids are glued together. on wakn z
up, do not forcibly open them but apply the
saliva with the finEer-it il is the speedest dilu-
ant in the world then wash your eyes and
face in warm water.--HrlrS JoHraa! Of Health.
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Body Rscorsred-Yesterday morning the

Body Rscorered.-Yesterday morning, the
boy Of ALBERT FILEs, son OF Mr.. John Viies,
was discovered III The river near The barrel
factory, after many hours search. The little
fellow, Ia company Win number OF play
mates, went 10 the river to batne, tn evening
before, and gel ting beyond his depth, trowutd
before assistance could reach him. His young
er brother, FRANK, who was not preseut at
the time, as first reported, heard OF the acc
dent soon after the occurrence, and hastenIng <
10 the scene, gathered up The clothes Of Albert
and carried them TO his mother
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
CAROLINE Co. Va. July 6

The dwelling of Mr.. A. N. McChisney was
set on fire last night, about II O'Clock, by some
incendiary, and entirely consumed, with
grea ter portion of its contents. His loss is
heavy, and there is great sympathy expressed
for him. He himself got badly bruised by a
fall from the house.
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DISASTERS ON WESTERN RIVERS FOR 1860 -
Suhjoined is condensed review of The serious
disasters on the Western rivers, for the first
six months of the present year. 1t presents
formidable list involving the loss of many
lives a nd much money.
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Long Run.-Mr. M. Duval, OF Chesterfield,
succeeded yesterday in capturing one OF his
slaves, who had been runaway for five yeats,
and probably passing himself off as a free ne.
e,rO
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Fast Driring-Albert, slave TO +. Bossieux
ia to be arraigned before the Recorder, to day,
TO answer the charge ct rapid driving in Dock
street,
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Almost Firs.--About 10 O'Clock yesterC ay
morning the sJorenuuse of Messrs. Crenshaw
" Co, north side of the -,asin, was discovered
10 be rapidly filling with smoke, and on max
ing an eXamtnaIIon OF the premises to ascer-
tain the cause, 1t was found that a large box
filled with ''sweepings,' in the shed, ON The
South side of the main building, was fire,
and that the flames were RAPIDLY ,gnItng such
barrels as were in reach. Quick as thought
the burning box was dragged TO the front door,
and thrown into the basin, aud with a few
buckets of water the burning barrels wee ex-
tinguisheJ. We noticed that thirteen barrels
OF flour were more or less injured by the burn
ing, and that the -four, Ia one place, was very
much charred. Had the fire occurred at a late
OF the night, the destruction of property
might have been very great The fire IS sup
posed to have been tue result of spontaneous
com bustIon. but of this there is no certainty.
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RECEPTION OF MINIsTER.-On the 4th in
stsnt mr. Henry Mercler was Introduced TO the
President by the Acting Secretary of State aud
delivered his credentials as envoy exiraordi.
nary and minister plenipctentiary of his Ma
jesty the Emperor of the French to this Gov
ernunent.
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RA George VI. Eleck-
MaSugACrUEHR OF
DER VINEGAR, FOR PICGLlNG, &C.,
Goth ST., between Main and Fraukhu,
Richmond. Va.
M.Orders sent by mail will be promptly attend
ed 10. ie IL la
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The Manchester Baptist SKndny School made
an excursion to the "Whiie House." on the
Pdmunkey river, bT the Richmond and York
River Railroad, on the lth, aud found IL t. be
very desirable place for picnic parties. The
train arrived soon after 10 O'Clock in the morn
iug, and the scholars teachers and guests
about eight hundred i'll number, Immediately
commenced their STROLL over the grounds, en-
;cying the delightful breeze from the river,
aud adniring the scenes around, which were
peculiarly interes sting because OF their asaoCi-
alton with the name aud history OF Washing
ton. The day was spent iii innocent sport,
speech making singing, Teasing and visiting
lrdian Town." a place OF rare interest To
many. After Il pleasant tine generally, ihe
Sean horse was again biiched to his Tram,
and all being conf ,rGab.y sea ed, the cals re-
| turned 10 Richmond, arriving at the depot 1T
: O'Clock, where they Wele met by other
friends and escorted To their homes.
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INFAMoUs.-When the body of Mrs. s. II
Williams, of Memphis, one of the victims of
the steamer Ben Lewis disaster, was recovered,
it was found that 1t had been robbed of a con.
siderable amount of Jewelry, and one of the
fingers had been IN uch lacerated by the fruit.
less efforts of the murderous pirates TO get Off
a plain gold ring which fitted very closely -
The body was found floating in the current l.
cSnging TO an oar, and when taken into the
ekif its natural warmth had not disappeare
so that the wretches who robbed the unfortu-
nate woman probably did SO before life was ex-
tinct
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Ia-ss LAWRENCE 9. MARYE.

ESs LAWRENCE 9. NARYE.
E<G ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Conrts of the City of Richmond
and the Counties of HenrIco, Hanover and Caro-
line.
He also Notary Pablo and Coulmlssioner ofthe
United States Court Of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsThIN WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his office is now on
llth street. Just below 0oddIn's Hall. ie l3-ly
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DEPARTURE OF HEENAN FOR AMERICA.-It
is stated in Bells Lite that Heenan is about to
return TO America, 'leavIng the honor of con-
tending tor the old belt TO other aspirants."-
II now seems probable that the championship
of England and the Possession of "the belt"
Will shortly be fought for by Hurst the Sta
lybridge Infant, and Tom Paddock. Bells
Life appeals TO the sporting public to come
forward in aid of the subscription for the
belts lately presented TO .Sayers and Heenah.-
These Were, II seems. ordered credit, and
are still unpaid for Each man receives some
thing like fj,000 contributed by his country
men as a testimonial 10 his bravery.
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Rope Factory.-WlthIn a few days past some
OF the prisoners III The jail yard have been en-
gagged IN the novel enterprise of making ropes
out of strips of blankets, and on Thursday
morning last, William Curtin attempted 10
scale the wall by The aid OF one of these in
strumehts, but was detected by iaIlor Hail
who has since darkened The Curtin by lock-
ing him up, and cutting of his light and ar.
Wnen dlscoS cred Curtin had old boot. flu
ed with bricks, tied 10 one end of the lIue ana
had crawled hall way up the inner walk, 10
throw lhe anchor on the outer one. His con-
iederates have not been discovered, and hay e
therefore escaped ali punishment.
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STRONG DRISK.--A politician saws he
once partook of a beverage so strong that he
could not tell whether il was brandy or a
throat.
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--wSS HENRY HEONALL,
sT'fTnE II 7 A

& ssyr~N HMM 1T EUNILkI,
I~LA ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts held the CITY Of Rich
mond.
Ea- Also, practices regularly IN the County and
Circuit Courts Of Chesterfield.
AS Notary. will take Dispositions and hckuow-
iedsmsnts, Administer ana Certify Oaths, and per-
form whatever other duties pertain to the office of
Notary.
Office at the cornet OF Bank snd llth streets, just
below the Custom House. ia Sly
x--~....... PAKhE pUaaDEETER, ATrOR-
60 NEY Ar Law, RICHMOND, VA, viii
prsctcs IN the city OF Richmond and in the ooan-
Sies OF Chester6e q, Fowhatan and Amelia.
~ O6c' IN Ilsie's Binding corner OF Main and
ttth strsat sHT-iv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nAst. siehoius saloon,

MAIN STREET, NEAR ExeHAEGE BASE-
The st. Nicholas Saloon. seco d To no other es
tabishment IN the State, is constantly supplied
with the choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIFS,
FRUITS, NUT5. etc
winch will be sod by wholesale or retail ON the
most satisfactory terms.
Country Merchants are invited IN examine the
large and well selected stock, whlch bstng con
stantly afdsd To- beiare purchasing elsewhere.
"a. PART IFS. WEDDINGS. BALLS AND
P!C4NICS Persons desiring giVng Parties,
Weddings, Balls and PIC. Mics. caa now he iur
nished with CONFECTIONERIES ES and CREAMS
&C reduced prices. and warraatsd to be ansqualied
in quality. 4. ANTON.
st. Nicholas Saloon, next door to Tx. Bank.
lie 2o-- I'm
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e. nAwrs Il. SrrToN, ATroRNEY

E~Es AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Practices IN all the Courts of the city Of Rich
Inond and the counties of HenrIc2 and Gcochland.
Office corner Bank and Iith streets, Richmond,
Va II is also Commissioner of the United states
Court of Claims. ap l6-3m
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--aa
h White sulphur Water
FkOH THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

unnr, N !. m - ,ffetlnfleT Co, Va.
rbUI Al i SPklNGS.
The Company have made q reat I'm mproysments IN
bottlng, and tue transported watef is now AS ser.
tect as when taken from its source ADDRESS all
orders to PURCELL. LADD & co
General Agents for the U States
ap H-6m kichmogd Va
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"a Great Bargains in
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
VIII omen This MOANING. q lot of

ORGsNDY MESLINS AND BEREGFS,
which have been purchased at great saer'hce, and
will tie sold at Unprecedented low prices fsr cash.
Call and see, and eY anime for Yourselves. ~ No.
90 Main 81 io 2l--ImI JNO. l.. SMiTHEk.
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- To I3aE ELE f. FOR
- " mi z SpRiNGN q ~

SrHG sPRiNGs.-M. j. FRANK
LIN Il CO, OPTICIANS, I46 Nj ain
street, tCity SAVINGS Bank,D Richmond, Va, are
prepared TO supply people leaving for watering
places WITH their splendid MAPINE GLASSES
and IELEsCOPEh, possessing nigh power and
givIng Clear and distinct Int for distant objects
on land or or water; ;SIEREOSCOPES and STE
ment, ehansing the tedious and monotonous time
az asha the sefngs g os, 70 ani q
renowned PERISC0PIC SPECTACLES are cor
reotly suited ONLY by
M FRANKtIN l. IN
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HORSES FOR SaIE-Jnst ar,iv
WATCHES. IEwHLTY, 6c.

R Still, LsNEs-W j. BAKrHUlu-
~ NEW, the well known and practical
EV3 WATCH AND CLOCK MAX Err, next
<4&sSszE door To Kent, Paine & Co. Watches
Ciocks, Jewelry, &e,, repaired equal to any house
IN the city. call is solicited.
GE HM. Ds&ON, CnTonon,eler Maker
"a 70 the AdmIralty.-I have some of the
WN WATCHES made by the above celebrated
-1<@AaG maker, just received from the case max
ers; also, on hand. other makes of fine quality
For sale very low, according to quality. For n
really fine Watch, call at No 95 Nam street, north
stde. I'D door above I4th street.
CHAS. C. LUMSDEN.
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Pastor OF the tiutHW NJ.
As AN INVTGORNpDR

AS an invlgorstor and restorative, where gen
tie stimulant is wanted, We believe it superior Ia
all the Curdials before the public eErs fer ms
ptpsia. C0rgh, ScrGjaio amt hhsSRat,stR, with
al diseases Of the Stomach aud bOwss II has been
truly successful to the single and married Hs
Offer the most valuable remedy, whiuh thousands
will testify. - -
FEMALES AND CHfLDREN.-This TINC-
rURE Will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
20 Call and get Pamphlets AND see cures
Sod by PURCELL, LADD g. CO., RIonmohd :
~ DR.. COOKE, Freder riekgburg: " al! the Drug
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
teepers evarywaero. 81 per hottie SIX hottleE,
Gs. my 2S-d1rcxfa
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DIR. r.. =. McGRUDER. Of Her
b. rico, having taken an Office on tRA NIX
LIN STREET, FIRST house above Metropolitan
Hall, tenders his professional services 10 the pub
Jc. je lin
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- LEECnING, LEECHISG.- :

ECHING, EEECHISG.-.
R>-Ea MRS. WOOL H o U 5 r, Cupper and
Leeeher, 1872 Main street, over 5. sntherian s Gun
attended the ladies of Richmond, and given UNI
versa satisfaction.
Mrs w. will attend those requiring her ser
vices, at all hours, day or utglt.
N B.-LEECHES for sale. Orders from the
country carefully packed. ap 2D-3m
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SNdden Dsath-Thomas ". Haines, Esq,
Justice of the Peace Tor the county of King
aud z ueen, fell dead al the Court-House OF
that county on Thursday evening last. MI.
IL. had been at the Courthouse that day at
tending to business, aud appeared TO be uu-
usually cheerful. In the afternoon, when
ready to return 10 his home, he started 10 the
stabe 90 get his horse. but seeing a friend WI IN
whom he wished to speak, called him, and fell
dead almost instantly. He was about sixty
three years of age, and very much belo we'd by
an who knew him.
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~ MADAME fAUtas.,

~ MADAME fAutas., sAGA
cM,Y 233 BROA d STREET ASfk
* Between Sd and 4th, soHth side, squaIe e aAlES9
above Quarles II Sons, informs the ladies of WI
gina that she has received splendid assortment of
BDNNETS, French and n York patterns BON
N EFS of her own manufacture for children and
ladies' at reduced prices. She has hand a full
stock of FANCY y PS, HEAD DRESSES
BERTHAS, CAPES, UNDER SLEEVES, made
after latest STYLES. Tim
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CARRIAGE &HossEs FoR SALE.

oIEFskRl HACK AND HORS
StSEi1s2 FOR s A l. E.-l have for sale IN
prirGtt}g, nice HACK and aA~A
pair of good kS, which viii he sold low, If
immediate application be made To
jy It's X. l., DICKINSON. 70 MANS
~ FDR SALE.-Two fiue, young harness
L-NHORSES, goHd size. height and action :;
ZA-Adeep color, gentle. work kind. single or
double; quick n gait; good travellers. Would SUIT
any one wanting TO make q trip u the mountains
Also, a No. family riding HOtSE. All warranted
sound and healthy. A good SA d DI f and BRIDLE
will he sold with the horse. Also, good SPRING
WAGON Having no use for them. great bar
gain will be offered, early application to
J. ID. GOODMAN, Manufacturer,
jy 3-lwt2dp) Office No. 100 Main street
n HORSES FOR SALE.-Just arrived
INnine No. HORSES, three of them Yer
NEAmOnt Horses, fast and stylish, the balance
fine Riding and Harness Horses; also, a iine
family CARRIAGE and a light nRAY Terms
liberal. Apply TO +. BOSSl EUX'S Stables,
Je29-2w' On Dock St., bet. 18th and 10Th
FOR SALE-Two good work HORSES.
S~N Apply at Superintendent's Office Rich
E>A-mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road. ie 29-us
oasaR FOR sALE-A second-hGnd ~
IfllJAS TOP BUGGY.ip perfect order, IN
~ and an excellent set al DOU- NZA
BILE HARM ESS-to i've sold n bargain
Also, for sale, MORGAN MARE, of large
size, an excellent ,ldlng animal. recently stInted
70 kossuth She will be sold a great bargain, as
the owner has use for her,
Apply at EARNESTiS 9 Stable, on 18th street,
between Franklin and Grace, os at this office.
10 2ts
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- Lyons Magnetic
INSECT Pow DER
EStsrmlnaiea BED BIGS. k0ACHEs. TICKS,
ANTS, GARDEN INSECTS. sc. Il eossa'ss no
Petsoa. -
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are certain death 10 RATS and NicE. Sold ey-
eryvhsre. sp To- d& ew3ln
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w MATr1so,. MxTfiNC.-A fsw sisssa "a
"''' 'fsaklgs I'd, :, N si xs:is s.sss .s.,.,
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Palermo Entirely Observation-Disclosures of
the Homba rdmcnt.-1h he BadeD Confer
ence..Prince OF Wales, &c.
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I.e,nR CAKKIAGEN, CARKIAGEN

A lass&R< CAh CARkIAGES.- ..
f3yE1f2 The sul<ofiber has on hand ,at his Coach
S<~-A( Makins Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main aad Cary is,h sld l4th Sta,
TEES, BAR0UcHEs, BUGGiEs, with and with
out tops. and sULKI ES-all of his own make, OF
will be sold AZ lox good work of the kind be
IN the city Of Rlch'oond, and respectfully ask a
call from those IN want # any article the Car
mage line, as am ermined to make to order and
TO seii at tue lowest prices possible and ell work
sold that is new. warranted
fe 24--d9m MICAJAu MANGyrA
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ss.@ GEORGE Il. STEEL,

. DENTIST,
Ufics and Residence Southwest corner Main and
sth sts., fsrst door above CreGshav's New Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Having an experience Of ten years IN his profes-
sion, he feels confident of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
uA lS-6m
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EA 0mmon sense rules the mass OF tbc
pc pie wha ever the misuan ed and mis1uthroio
philosophers may say 10 the contrary. fhow tBem
a good thing, let its merits lie clearly dsmonsIra
ted, and they Will not hesitate To give IL their
most cortial PATRONAGE Tns masses have al
rsauv ratified the judgment OF a pHysIclnn. cen
cerulng the virtues of HGSTETrfR y BIITERS,
may be seen IN the immense quantities OF THIS
medicine that are annually soid Ia every sect on
of the and. IL is now recognized as greatly sUpe-
rioT to all other remedies ,et devised Tor Diseases
OF the digestive organs. such Gs dtarrhTI. ds sen
IerY. dyspepsia, and for the various ieyeTs That
arise from arrangement III those portions ot the
system HostetLer's name IL rapid, becnnI .
household word troR Maine To Cexa., from 'he
shores of the A iiantIc to the Pachc. Try the ar
ticle and be satI fed
Sold y Druggists and dealers genefsly every-
where. 2-Iri
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Ssrsysly Be tea.--Joseph Wo0., 4 new CONFER
In this city, was arraigned befure the Recorder
yesterday, 10 answer the charge of violently
assauitng and beating Lorenzo Frauner. near
the Second Market, on Thursday last. Frau
ner appeared In Court with a mashed mouth,
broken nose aud blackened eyes. and from his
account of the affray, Wooff must have sup
posed him to be a non-fesis tant, and deteFm-
ined therefore to practice the art OF pugilism NJ
against his head, instead of resortiug 10 Il
sand oag. Frauaer said that Wooff struck
him five or six times without cause, and then,
when be started Oft 10 get police protection,
knocked him out as stiff as a crutch. Frau
ner's face looked very mach like some vicious
mule, roughly shOd, hau kicked him in il Win
beth rear feet. The Recorder required Woof
10 give bail TO keep tie peace, and 10 answer
TN indictment Before the Grand Jury for The
assault, and recognized tue witnesses tor The
second Monday IL August.
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VIII practice in the Coarts of the city oi 4 ieh-
moud and county of Hearico. Strict attention
w}it be given 10 al business entrusted 10 him
Office. for the present, with ms father. William
Green, southwest corner Main and 7th streets
te E-6m
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g--1sS, NOTICE LApaeS.-Mrs

81 JANE A. WILLIAMS. NJ. D., has re
moved 20 Broad, between lst and FOushee streets,
south SIDE, and is prepared to treat all forms o
diseases peculiar to females and children.
Especial attention gwen TO the practice OF Oh
stetrics. mS 7-2m*
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SUFFERERS,
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBIiITkTED PRO
FESSIONAL MEN, ..
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH RESToR-
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INVIGORATOR!
We offer IL to all classes-lt may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
mas such mass of testimony.
HEAR-HEAR
THE REV b. r. BROOKE.
BALTiankE, Feb 27, iSG0.
MesSrs. Mortimer 4 Mootvay:
The use of yonr HAMPTUN'S TINCTURE hiss
been a rerg srsat biesSLag to NE and my family
The effect IL has had thTCa' disc 75e has been
piarrsk0us. For ali such diseases most cordially
recommend it. Yours, Iuiy,
+. BROOKE,
Pastor of the Eut4w NJ. q. Church.
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"a EZekieFs Grea Virginia HuSr Re
STOKEk is hlghiy Recommended Il by iIanS "a tins
city. having succsssiu' used IL ~ restrrirg ara
preventing the falling of oi tdeIr hair Sold At . i
per bot 10.
For sale by all Druggists Orders attended 70
js lS-Im H. EZEKIEL. SO MAN II.
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LOCAL MATTER9


EBeftS Of Iateniperancs.-John b. pobson.
the keeper of q small grocery, found himself
before the Recorder yesterday, where he was
required 10 ans wer snndry charges of bad he
havior and law violations. The first aceusa
tion was for taking undue liberties with the
profile OF Peter Riley. who, VIXEN he appeared
In Court, had his right pepper in mourning.
and locked very much as though he bad Jared
badly az some previous occasion. Peter swore
he had been beaten without eause; but two
other men, who witnessed the fight, gave a
different version, and saved John from world
of trouble.
The next charge-assaulting, abusing and
threatening violence 10 police officer Btbb,
while in the discharge of his duty--is a little
more serious. Officer Bibb went to Dobson's
house TO summons Mrs. Is. to Court to aIswer
for selling liquor Without license When he
arrived there be learned that Mrs. d. was i'll
rear room, and whilst talking TO her Dohson
arrived, coilared the officer, cursed the JUS
tices, and bid defiance TO the laws. SJme
short time after he was captured ana Gagged,
and yesterday the Mayor held him to bail for
his good behavior, and to answer an if!dict-
ment by the next Grand Jury.
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PROFESSIONAL cARDB

DIR. " VI. IL. pbtLLtPS having
puYchszed the residence recently socu
nied hy James AsndeF. Esa. southeast corner
fSroad and 2tst streets, tenders his professional
services 10 the pablo.
Ofhce at his Tess ssdence, jy 2-Im
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1'HsOsE MAhSEILLEs Os D NJ 5 that
LEVY is seiilng at las cts are undou btedly
the cheapest goods Of the KIND in the cty and re-
po ws woG y ets a Az 70 want Of thus article should
as they are selling OF rapidly on accomnt of the
extremely low. prices. These Bosoms are good
slze, nice quality, an d are both white and Elncy