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every particular. II is believed that Aspasie
was the criminal who burned down the house
Iot her former master. Mr.. Astuguesille,
and the barns Of several OF his neighbors al
Chesretteyllle. and she made but a feeble
defence against this accusation. This hide
Gus monster Of iniquity Is il jail. waiting the
retrlbuiion o. the outraged law.
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY,
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
TIL Il MAKORA ARABICA.

1oNSsMa AVN, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
THE MAKORA ARABICA
Discovered by . MISSIONARY while travelling
In Arabia.
"A Ii who are suffering from Consumpon shoula
use the MAk0RA ARABIcA, discovered by q
Missionary In Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use tho MAkOkA ARABICA, discovered by q Mis-.
sionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAkoRA ARABlGA, discovered BY Missionary
in Arabia.
Al who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAK0RA ARABICA. disco.
seresd BY Missionary in Arabia.
All VINO are suffering from Asthma, Scroiua and In
Pariues q me Blood should use the MAKoRA AKA
bioA, discovered ~ Missionary in Arabia.
Il cures Consumption.
Ii CUES Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throst, Coughs and Colds
lcures Aslhma, scroula, and Impurities o. The Blood
ihls nnequalled remedy Is now for the FIRST time in
roduced 70 the public.
y was Proyidenlially discovered by 4 Missionary
while travelling ~ Arabia He was cured or Coneump-
lion BY Us use alter his had been hope
less BY learned Physicians in Europe.
he has forwarded 10 Us IN writing iull account az
his own extraordinary cure and Of number Of other
cures which have under his observation and aIso
full account Of The medicine.
AZ BIZ request, and i@peiled BY desire 10 ex,end'a
knowledge Of this remedy 10 the public we have had
bis communication printed in pamphlet form for free
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in that awful tragedy.
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We import the MAkoRA ARABICA direct from
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We have always on hand full supply put up ii bottles
ready for uss with full directions
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent By mail, On receip
Of price. and "a cents Tor postage.
For sale, Wholesale and refill ~
LEEDS, GILMORE AGO.,
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March 10. s4-iamo
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CAUTION. --'Aseensin uup,ineipled person. s,s
attempting 70 psls 10 The ansbspecliaE public i'm.
ilaiiobs Of my PREPARED GLUE, would eauIion
~ persons 10 sismine bee purchasing, and sec that
The full name,
~ Spalding's Prepared Glue, ~
= 90 The outside wrapper; al others are swIndIins
concerns.
November 49, so-t.m
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WOOL WOOL! WOOL

JAMES will BE- given Ia srehanss for Wool, snd
" Custom Work done 70 order
SHIELDS a BENNETT.
April ~. so-snod
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18

No STOMACH FoR THE FIGHr.-New York
State, With ! population of nearly three
millions, and with great cities whose surplus
and id,e populations are great reservoirs u
army nlaterlal, has but twenty regiments
10 the field This State is the chief reliance
~ the Lincoln Administration fir sulIlery.
and vet II furnishes less men than North
Carolina dies to the Conlederacy and tie
population Of the latter State i but one
third that u New York.
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SAVE THE PIECEsl
ECONOMIC DIspATcHi
IT." stitch 10 Time saves Nine" -
Al accidents will happsn. even ~ well regulated
families, 4 very desirable 10 have some clsap and
eonsenisB, way iot repairing Furniture, Toys, Croc.
kery, &c.
Spalding's Prepared Glue
meets III such emergencies. aId NJ household ran
sfiofd 70 BE slhogi IL II il always ready. ana 10 u
The sticking point
"UserrL IN EVERY HOUSE,
n. B.-A Brush accompanies each Bollls. Price
rs cents. Address.
HENRY O. sPALDfNG.
No. ~ Cedar Street, New Yofk.
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Tjr A single botiIe 81 sratpfss's PREPARED Glue
viii save Ten lines IL coat annually. u
sPALDiNGs PREPARED CLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDfNgs PrEPARED GLugt
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sefbsts sSa send " The sssh, shslirssisshsT swn:
pspss fss of shsrse.
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Fran ihs ho,toA Examiner.
Capitalize Pills accomplish The heei fof vhsh thew
we're made, sn Cure 81 h.adachs n iii its forms,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

to expose his Infantry to ths action OF tae cntmy ill Le
has procured an enormous prepenierapcs OF artillery.
and that he ho2es 70 beat the Conederaes ont Of thr
position by prolicio;s ice OF shot aad sh,l under
Of aud after which, bis columns may hope to al.
the lines Of hsnssss wish every chSnse Of
csss.
There Is mu9h trouble c,used b7 refractory of ,ers
Several have been arrested soma hsvs bsel forced
retire Others have voluntarily resigned unwilling to ap.
pear before he Board FOR examination tnsss fer
duty. II Ia dangerous 70 meddle With of these
Colones, as they active politicians and do
great deal of mischief in The large cities where their
popularity procured them the command Of regiments
by inyeghiDg against the justice they have received,
and the Management; of Gf4irs. The Navy Department
Is also aeitated by nnrlly members. Here Is Captain
Scott. Of the Keystone State to be arrested because he
left his cruising groupd to take bis prize Sslyor into
PhilaGelphs. He behaved with some disregard of tie
snspit and prepie.ies the United States hsrshaa at
Key West and would not az any heed the warrant Of
the Judge at ta. pseswho desired to arrest him for
his ocnduct. -
Tso officers Of high rank IN the Amy, ono General
AID one Colonel ia the West, taVe been frequently
r,med In the journals men of VIGOROUSLY incorporate
hsbitsone being occssonsly seen "drunk In the gut
ter" IL "a not wonderful II such statements be trrs
that the New York "Tes should have to cay of such
sfirs Edwards Ferry tha. "ths retreat was made
after the Bull Ran pattern, with slight improvement
the mel rolling siidlg aad almost turning somersaults
doWn hill to escap, the CALLING fre which now assiled
them from al points lam assured that he Massachusetts,
regiment behaved WE'LL but tha. Tammiuy was not quito
so btconnsy represented. Az TO tbs courage Of the
Confederate: all agree. They were seen to form line
aud clme into action unde- ere with great seadinsss
II their flarces sound az their fshtng there
would be immense chances The side of the souher.
uers; but Mr.. Bsmmingefs scheme Of cotton bopds Is
Umai1R eruption Of small paper covers the St,,ey
and forced l)sn Of ready mouey Is in the distance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
RICHMOND VA THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1851.

hem The choice between the three four
The fc'Fe OF qua fcaron, no; u the Of copper A.
the ge1 bsik these Is net Of then has than hal
doEon TEL on In I State o Ipeor equal
resuon 20 BIS own 9bgwoadtr r, with those who
h1S such men tver 10 be h9ue o. for such poson
YET tom snons ihsm parry convention wall appoint
geIt Presli ns Ia ieGO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
RICHMOND WHIG.
LETTERS THEPREsIDENOY,

u % - hIUH' IAol Ut LVNI7' 'II7'H'-
First published in 1910; rtpabiished in 1859.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

E1OR RENT OR bEAsE.--Ihe tensaent on ssln
n @st betTsen p,h ssd 10Th Streets recently foupsed BY
iIsssrty stsrks and temporarily 10 possession OF The
sOuthfTn Express Company; ..,r-,. ,,....-. p,..,.
terms apply TO GEO T. AhS0s' 70 '"s '"1'' ~
sinn siven ss soon desired. Nc--t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
RAECR,S pREMTUM bat

GN6 TEHS, mAnuacturedhy hr hsts OF ltns slIy, los
b. la 6een yess and 50 highly Recommended by prominent
Phycans In yrgioi gained rePnsonln ihe Confederate
Army fr The hgue aud Fever and general deht we
M sfy SAY they valuable edcae or tNpoeed soldiers
try them .., 49, :, A., . ,-...,...- -,
nm gT,h,,o,d IA mob
- OA<DIN fs50 saEnrs, vho!e hat and quarter BOX
narner tIfh and Nsrv Streeis.-
OsAFeRT wa $50 Claret wise, jaSt received
L J sni for Saie By AJvsK aLIPScDHa no2O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

u IpsctfallY requested % the Q. n
r AZ s corner Broad Ninth stree sueh officers aud
soldiers under their chArge Quaered II private se
hotels ana boarding houses Atag their eondn where guar
ter and AZ far as prsecAhie regiment and company 70
which hsy belong This Information vii greatly promote ihe pub
Ee service. -. a.. ,,... -. - !,
barrR houes have been sick bu, are 0 shaed by any
physician viii report themselves sbove stanS 'leW eondaon
io-stoa company and regiment :, ,,,,unrD ,.. a..
JNO a. NtNbh"s htE Neu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

At the banquet given in Boston to Captain Wilkes,
his man Friday, Lieut. Fairfax y renegade virginian)
figured ss follows:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
PARkE PORADEYTER,

ATT . ME Y At LA w.
W5cbEohd Ctsy, IA,
vrL uracucs u a Co--1 hei 10 JC C'.y OF Rchuont
Nc ant ths cla.s - thes.a1eil Ler.co srl Poehsel
Ccl cuths conner o. i4h, Pearl ard liaf ls.'a Csr nc
s4e-s,- 80 WaF-r , o.. dt7o-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05

cRaARa.-Just 70 hand, eouslgnsd rom Nag orleans,
~ lad On les.r. and few lscak French Bely inyoeed a.
very rsassasbls rsisa JoHEJoS, YoUSasSs oraf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
EUSEaCE GIBSON,

ATTORNE5 E5Y at LAW.
WILL PRAOIIsE Ia ts coor,l oi Giles Mercer. Honrcs,
w Mongocery ard PuAzh and VII collect and rea pune
- 70 si- ~ claims r.scei la ~ halda
P-rOaee Giles Ccuri hoCss. Va IylI--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
Law CARDS
DAYEEs =. g. CABEEL,

ATTORN EY AT LAW.
ORACTCEs N al he Courts o. the eouass Of Esson snd
q AzAersL lie VII a,,ssd % any laE hasness enSaEted 10
H. n tho 81 iScent couni-s-
- Add-sss Tys River WssshOsssP P. O., Nelson Co, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-05
INSURE XsgR LIFE an HOME!
TBE ViRGIEII'LIFg INSURlsCE C0MPAEY,
sorrIes c0RSFg o. wATS AND ELEyEyTH sFREGIa)


TBg VIRGINIA LIFE INSURASCG COMPANY,
forrTcs cORSFg o. HhrS AND ELEgEifH sfREAis)
sssURR wife persons ne OF ir tern etyei ana sia'"
d ~ ne o. r,crs fnos cEccetilS four years
-,ss Annutls - Jvnerts % tie 1ost equtAps terms
lie Yankcs coupani1 having lsis tnosn ,ff 70
,,ts ne ros Of our e5v-csens who nay be kiei In
sssnce o. hone ether byt.ng NJ arms or ey Sypa
,s-- lh On hy Czd1g e.d ani conat 70 boutaer1 Eeoe
- prIsai ra yusl ~ h, ossst at ense e oanesl hh
,,,ilsf sni i1surs atAcla -
BlOks couiaials Ne n-ssAs5 il0ti'n 1s 'eiAl0o - wv
eHAe ~ sANUEL ). HARRISON P.seidesI
= ADAIa fLfkEAsfs Secretary.
a,.r, BrasElI r. D., kssloli k-a-liref.
n ii Eos'iR n. ID, G asra1S fa5sid2n.
Rcsoo1 B. uiATH lss-i Aislse- US
..,xr-sy 1ga .ids, Rus.s.t Leather 81 rl1es B'ak
sr ~ liiss Kip Szas ~ Sdss Feneh Calf skins
o. esus snn.ni, Aad 'OF sale sy puvr JAMEs
no6
a,nYVR-4s eases eardnes, gusrsr boxes just reeslv
- "a saa f5r ale by ALylY HI4Pso9Ag @ noz
~1RBTS.-Just rseaYed 40 ossss 0l,r.; q aissrsai
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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
4 DOMESTIC EDITOR.

/: Gun Shanghai editor is married man
Ia eery married man, keeps two cows,
calf, hens, hens husbands. EaRst horse, no
dog, gay sleigh, and Sieh like quadrupeds.
He believes In having milk in the family;
and verify 'twoHld please thee TO wit
ness the fafmetorial airs be puts on and
the editorial airs he puts OF, as be goetl
forth like flower and Ennneth among the
hens and miIketh the boyines. Belize his
dignity went rapidly down tother night.
New mich COW taketh TO herself certain
pleasant habit Of extending her hinder
hoof with yank
Editor sat beside tactical glands, pail
clasped 'twixt his knees, and thus engaged
ia teat squeezing, be was heard to utter,
in very small tone: "Kiek not that We
be not kicked. For with what yiolence
ye kick, ye shah be kicked; with what
measure We eat meat from, and il shall be
swatted over your countenance." AUon
the bossy kicked like fork-ed lightning,
laying ont shanghai Chandler tat on his
stable floor, completely painting him with
foamy COW JUICE, dipping his hat far 10 the
leeward, jamning up tue tin milk pail like
u sterped'on >stoye-pipe, and causing q
white editor to spout milk from bis noss
like porPOise. ''.,sssa ..-s d. l9-ss
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
THE AWFUL S oUTHERSERs.

Tue writer is on board Of d Mississippi
steamer, southwark bound. He says:
About 10 o'clock at might've heard one
Of the most terrific conflicts ever listened
to on the hover deck. Very shortly after
the captain came iu and informed us that
half q dozen Of the SoutherucIs had been
thltchered in free light over game Of
poker. L i, =. .-. Ii
About IL o'clock a ulan came aboard
at a woodward, whose image haGnts. me
still. Il seems that be was a sort OF Judge
among the tribe known as the Rackrn-
sacks, He was about six aud a half feet
| high, aud without hat, shoes or shirt. His
sole garments were a pair OF blue cotton
/ pants, and a green blauket oyereoat, which
was buttoncd up TO the; throat, but so
ripped and torn ms to show his taWly hide
IN dozen places. Ills beard had never
been shaved, nor his hair combed, nor his
face washed, from iafauey. His pants
were held up by n leather belt, III which
were hung four rer0lyers. and q iwv-ioot
Ib0wic.kuife. On bis shoulder he carried
IA rifle, and in his hand a singuIar-looking
cane, which he took occasion to Inform us
was nade from two thigh-bones Of q
Northern preacher, spliced together, whom
he killed for having said negro had a
soul. My very flesh crawled on my bones
rs he went ON to boast Of his deeds Of
blood. He declared that he had never
been able to get into Office till he had
either knitted or hung seven Northern
men with his own hands. lie never went
10 bed the whole night, but kept drinking
whisky aud reciting bis murders, and
hunts for runaway negroes with blood,
hounds, till daylight ra
Early in the morning we passed place
called the Devils Suck" What would
Enot have given TO have never seen that
placed IL is d species Of eddy or Nhirl-
pool in the river that gathers and retains
for days together matter floating into It..
AS we passed il, ] counted fifty odd hu-
man bodies twirled to the surface by the
LsuFging and muddy watersl Butimagine
my sensations when saw the pale corpse
Of a young and lovely woman thrown 10
the surface, and, upon a kind Of streamer
that loatcd around her, the letters "a
b---o-p ! clasped my hands in agony,
and held my breath rs / heard, immedi
ately behind me, q voice exelaiIn: Death
and thunderl il that amt the pretty
school marm we drowned for teaching !
Niger gal the Lords prayer!1
i turned my head aud came face 10 fac,
with the Raekersaekian--m my very hear
froze with fear aud horrorl Looking o
me moment, he said, ia. the most draw
ling and inipertinent voice; "Whar di,
you come FROM, stranger --Nhar yo
lgwying, and what's your politics!'
j was SO scared that | forgot all m
certiheate aud letters, and do verify b,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
PHOTOGRAPHY ABROAD.

TIE foreign journals report that contin.
nal progress Is making In photography.
An artist in France, il is said, produces
effects that so closely resemble wood en-.
craving, as scarcely TO be distinguished
from ii. An Impression is made on a
sheet OF some glntinous preparation; from
this an electrotype copperplate is taken,
aud from this the picture Is printed direct.
~. In London there is now an exhibi-
ton containing some six hundred speci-
mcns Of Photographic skill in marine
views, instantaneous subjects, where the
flashing waves are arrested Just as the
foaming crest turns TO full. ..ss.--.
NJ de SeTastianof, who has passed
three years al Mount AthOs, engaged in
photographing the curiosities Of art pre-
served there, has just returned with no
less than 4, 500 designs, representing views
Of all the converts, with their curious and
interesting architectural features; manu-,
scripts Of the greatest antiquity, paintings
/ produced many centuries ago, all have
been copied with the most seTupulOus f,
| deity. He has reproduced entire MS,
/ Bibles, page by page. with all their naive
Examinations; complete plans Of churches
{ from original designs by unknown artists
geographical maps. which date from the
! earliest Christian times. There are also
collections Of splendid initial letters taken
! from antique manuscripts; church crna'
:. mentS Of various epOchs,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-30
Sfifttiuaa.
THE MARyELs OF A SEED,


HlYE you ever considered how wonder,
tli thing Is the seed Of plnBtf Il ID
ne mystery Of mysteries. God said. Lei
there be tplaats yielding seed" and Il d
Inrtaer added, each one @afteF bis kind y
The great naturalist, Cutier, thought
the germs Of all past, present and future
generations Of seeds were contained one
within the other. as Il packed 10 q sue.
cesslon Of boxes. Other learned men
nave explained this mystery ia different
way Bat what signify all their explena.
lions! Let them explain ID as they will,
tne wonder remains the same, aud we
must still look upon Che reproduction Of
the seed o. continual mystery. .s
y there upon earth machine, Is there
Z place, isthere even q city, which con.
talus so much that 10 wonderful ms is en-.
closed IN single little seed done grain Of
corn, one littlo brown apple seed Of a
tfee, picked up, perhaps, by sparrow for
ner little ones, the smallest seed Of a
poppy or . blue bell, or even one Of the
seeds that are so small that they Iloat
about IN air invisible to our eyesl r.
:, All there Is q world Of mArEels and bril-
tant beauties hidden in each Of the tiny
seeds Consider their immense Rumber,