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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-30
The Difficulties that Brsrt Is.

SIX States have seeded from the American
Union. This is Il fact that can neither be ig
nored nor forgotten. 1t is a custom of some
tactcians to vent their spleen against South
Carolina, and TO call down public reprobation
on that State. Her acts are her own, and for
them she is responsible We apprehend she
is not afraid OF the responsibility. But she is
only one-sirth in the list of seeding States -
She does not stand for them all, nor all for
her. as respects her local policy. They all,
however stand toward her does Virginia
i. e., they ,eiU resist coercion of any Southern
State By the Fsderdl Government. Should no
settlement of our national troubles be effected
by the 4th of March, and the South be not
united, the seeding States will in all human
probability be attacked, and then, according
TO resolutions of all except Missouri, Mary
land and Delaware, the whole Southern sis
terhood of States will be involved in a general
war.
What are the chances of the settlement of
our troubles Almost hopeless. The Con-
sttution provides that amendments 10 that
instrument must be approved by three fourths
of the States. BY the middle of February
one. fourth of the States will he out of the
Union. Yet the determination of Congress
is not TO recognize their secession. The
Clerks of both Houses have been instructed
not to strike the names of their Representa-
tives from the rolls, and to call them when
ever the rolls called Therefore, they
must be estimated in the voting on proposed
amendments As they will not vote, the en-
tire remaiaing three. fourthS voting, must vote
for amendments before they can be declared
adopted. VIII such an unanimous vote be
given for the CRITTENDEN amendment even?
And viii that satisfy the Southern States if it
should so be approved?
These are questions to be considered. Events
are rolling on, and we cannot see the ready
solution of such obstacles by every breath of
rumor as to the temper and disposition of one
or two individuals, however prominent they
may be.
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SoUTH CAROLINA ITENs.-Another a. Combo-
hee planter" has presented the State of
South Carolina 500, 900 for its service The
Charleston Courier thus notices the act passed
by the Legisla ture for raising supplies for the
year commencing 1861
The entire amount proposed to be raised is
about 81 500 900. This includes certain extra
ordinary contingencies which may arise for the
military and other exigencies of the State,
amounting to about $780, 900 The amount ne
cessary 10 meet the pressing demands of the
State, about $3.50, 900, is provided for by direct
taxation. Treasury notes and bills receiva-
BILE in amounts Of $50 800 and $500 for about
500, 600, are to be issued bearing interest at the
rate Of seven per cent
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South Carolina TO Virginia.

The reply of South Carolina to Virginia,
published in yesterdays Dispatch, is charac-
terized by great dignity, courtesy, and determi-
nation. They who suppose that State is not
in earnest, have no knowledge of the charac-
ter of her people. They are not the hot headed,
vaporing race which it suits the purpose of
abolition editors and letter write to represent
them. From the beginning of these difficulties,
the addresses of their public functionaries,
their speeches and debates, have all been
characterized by that plainness, directness, and
freedom from all exaggeration and hyperbole
which show people who are in earnest. The
courteous and conclusive answer to Virginia
adds new wreath to the heroic brow of South
Carolina.
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Ey-prpsident TYLER.

This aged public servant returned yesterday
from Washington city, and is soiourning AT
the Exchange. Regarded with general respect
and veneration as he is, he is looked to with
deep interest in his present labor of love in
endeavoring to restore peace 10 his distracted
country. But he comes back from the Fede-
raj city, we would infer from what we hear,
with certainly no increase of hope. If there
are really any strong indications of brighter
day TO excite hopes i'll the minds of Messrs.
CRITTENDBs, DoUGLAs, and others, they have
not been manifested to him, or his JOY would
be reflected in his own countenance, which
was wont so to beam with cheertulness and
benignity. 1t is plain that his concern for his
country is none the less, and that his heart is
heavily oppressed with what he has seen and
heard.
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A Final Dissolution.

II anything were necessary TO dissipate the
delusion that the Union is finally dissolved;
the dispassionate, dignified and decided reply
of South Carolina to the Virginia proposition,
must settle all dispute. Indeed, we cannot
imagine how any one could suppose South
Carolina, or any of the other Gulf States, are
engaged in such child's play and self-stultif-
cation as going out of the Union and coming
back, like willful boys leaving home in a pet
and returning as soon as the transient Ill humoI
has subsidized. After such grave and delibe-
rate measures as they have taken, they have
probably no disposition to become the laugh
ing stock of the whole world.
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DIED,

On Monday afternoon, the 2sth instant, at the
residence Of her son-in-Iaw, James Dnniop' IN
this city, Mrs. ANN y. McRAE, relict OF the late
Alexander McRae in the 18th year OF her age. .
Her funeral will take place on Thursday, AT =
o clock, from st. Paul's Church. The friends and
acquaintance of the family are requested 70 a.
tend, without further notice. Il"
On Tuesday evening, 29th inst. RICHARD H.
WHlTLOCk. in the 9th year of his age.
His funeral will take place Thursday morning
the 3lst inst, at II o'clock, from his residence on
Broad street, Church Hill. His friends aud &C
quaintances are invited to attend. ~
On Monday, the 18th inst, al II o'clock A. VI !,
Col. HENRY w. QUARLES, in the soth year OF
his age. ,
The friends Of the family, as also those of the
family of John Thompson, are respectfully lh-
yited to attend his funeral from the lat Presby-
terrain Church, REV. DR.. Moores,) at IL clock,
to-day.
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w.rkina Men,. Nrees,.x.

The working men Of Richmond held meet
ing at the City Hall last night, and adopted
resolutions I'm favor of a perpetuAtion oil the
American Union, and recommending the adop-
lion of the Crittenden Compromise as suita-
bile basis of adjustment: butif. after every eff
fort shall be made and exhausted" the South
fails to obtain her rights In the Union, they
will make common cause With the South
ern States These resolutions were reported
by minority of the committee, the majority
report, (Which expressed sentiments some
what similar, having been laid on the table
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THE STATE CONVENTION.


Co. CARD wish TO say word to the
B. kind friends who have placed me in
nomination forthe approaching STATE CONFEN
no citizen should be deferred, even by sense of
personal unftness, from attempting any service to
which the public voice may call him. He should
such "a case But it seems to me, that he who
would deal worthilv with the momentOus issues
which the deliberations of the Convention will
present, should go into ii sustained and animate ed
by sense of support from the great body Of the
he seeks to represent. Nor should he owe his
seat to the partially of personal friendship, and
divisions of opinion arising from the disturbing
be marked in advance by unerring indications of
the public approval. Not perceiving in my own
case the existence of these conditions, ON which
alone place in the Convention would be agreea-
bic to me-and being unwilling to embarrass my
friends in their choice among others who may
Justly claim larger share of the public confidence,
RES ectfully decline being a candidate.
ia 3o-at# Il. T. DANIEL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BE DR.. Wistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry
may be well called a ..wonder of medical SCI
ence." It cures Coughs and Colds instanteri 1t
soothes the irrtated parts ii heals the intanma-
ton and even Consumption Itself yields to It's
magic influence.
Sold by ADIE Il GRAY, PURCELL, LAID y
CO., W. PETERSON, J. p. DUVAL, aud by all
other dealers In Incidence ia 30-etW rs
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ne Life Insurance--White Persons and
SLAN ES-UpOn REASONABLE TERMS!
All losses promptly paid to policy holders. in
any State in the Union, and any State OUT OF The
UNION. G. X. BRlCkEN,
General Insurance Agent, No. Exchange Block,
Pearl street ia est
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Fatal AccIDgSr.-Michael Wall, a boy nine
years old, was killed in Baltimore, Monday,
While ''coas ting with sled on Calvert street.
His sled ran under horses feet, and the boy
was trampled TO death.
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WEST & JOHNSTON,
w Publishers. BookselIers and Stationers.

INVEST Il JOHNSION.
w Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers,
las Main street,
Publish this morning
A DISCOURSE Delivered on the day of Fasting,
Humiliation and Prayer, appointed by the
President OF the United States, January 4th,
1851, by Rev. Charles Ii. Read d. D., Pastor
of the United Presbyterian Church, Richmond,
Va.
Also just reCeiv
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARTILLERY. Pre-
pared by a Board Of Artillery Officers. 50 so.
LIFE IN THE OLD WORLD; or, Two Years III
Switzerland and Italy. BY Fredrika Bremen,
author of THE Neighbors," &c, &c.; vols.
2.50.
ULAH and other Poems By Amanda T. Jones.
leo.
LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON, in vols. By
James Parton, author Of Life OF Aaron Burr
&c. 500.
HYMNS FOR CHURCH AND HOME. Compiled by
members of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
as contribution 10 any addition that may be
made TO the Hymns now attached TO the Prayer
Book so cts.
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ALMANAC for
1851 10 cts.
THE CHURCH ALMANAC for 1851 !; 10 cts.
THE FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALMANAC for 1851
swoRD's POCKET EPISCOPAL ALMANAC;
70 cts.
BRAlTHwAITE's RETROSPECT part 4edl for
January; 81.
ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-30

John BTougham, the weli-knowa actor.
who Il now In London, has determined not 70
return TO this country. He has sent over for
his family to join him In England.
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NE Wheeler & Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES.
johnson Hall, Norfolk.

Extract from the Report of Judges at Fair of Va.
Mechanics Institute. 1880.
No. l. The WHEELER WILSON Machine
in view of the economy of thread required for
said stitch its elasticity, strength and beauty of
appearance, the committee prefer it for the prdct
cal purposes of sewing
I'VE find in this Machine simpicty-all parts
being particularly adapted to each other and to the
Office which they perform, resulting in freedom
from arrangement and need for repairs with
of adjustment not attained in the more complicated
contTivances. In our examination we find i'll
WHEELER WILSON'S Machines these advan-
tages all others: LIST. Its bearing surfaces a nd
parts having reciprocating motion are very light,
and the more rapid motions rotary and con
tnuous, thus econom-ing both time and porer. I'd.
One tension, which is arranged with peculiar sim
plcity and perfection, controls both threads. I'd.
The simple manner OF controlling the loop Of the
needle and thread, dspenses with the use of take
ups, so objectionable in other machines"
la IS 1w*
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NARRYHn

In Milton, N. C., on Wednesday, 23d January,
by the Rev. Mr.. standeld. JAsPIR .. FLEMING
and Miss REBECCA A. STEGAL, daughter Of j
B. Stegai, Of this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-30

T IFE, FIRE AND MARINETNSURASCF.

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
OFFICE, No. 1853 MAIN IN. +. CORNER OF llTs,sr
RICHMOND, Va '
Chartered 18th March 1887
This old and reliable Institution, with amp.
capital, and contingent fluid carefully invested
continues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MRR'
GHANDlZE, of every description HOT SEU0LD
FURNITURE aud Family WEARING APPAREL
ESSELS, CARGoES aud FREIGHT, at the Lowest
current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with al possible dis
patch. DIRECTORS:
Ddyld Currie, Robert NJ. Burton,
y, II. " ortham, Francis J Barnes
Johh II. niaiborne, John T. SuDlett
J9hn j wilson, Thos. A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo N Gwathmey
DAVID CURRIE, President
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer
K. I, BROOKE, Secretary. de 27-ly
As. Ii. MACMURDO, Agent MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York
ONCE at the Insurance Agency OF fHosAs II Al
FRIEND, on 18th street, nearly opposite Goddin'S
Hall, where applications will be received.
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ITO MRS. ELIZA NJ. KENNEDY, "a NON
i RESIDENT OF THIS TATE. You will
please take notice that on the 4th day OF March
next, tls6l,l between the hours OF A. NJ. and s
7. NJ of that day, at the Law Office OF Chandler x
Ellis, Attorneys at Law in said city, shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions of /. Roberts and
others, to be read as evidence, on my behalf, in II
certain action of assumpsit now depending in the
Hastings Court of the City OF Richmond, in WHICH
action | am plaintiff and you defendant ; at
which time aud place you can attend and cross
examine said witnesses, if you think proper; and
if, from any cause, the said dispositions are not
commenced on said day, or being commenced and
not completed, the taking thereof will be ad-
journed from from day to day, or from time to
time, until the same are completed.
J. 4. BL0ODGOOD, by Counsel.
Richmond Jan 80, 1851. ia 30-law.W
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WANTS.

w for the present year (Issil good rANNER..
ness can ind employment by addressing
JAS. r. CAMPBELL. Pencils +. o., Va.
" B-Recommendations required. IA se-ts
WANTED--By white girl, SITUATION in
sEAMsT REss, or as CHAMBERMAID aud WASH
hk IA and sad IkoNER' Apply 8 sos BROAD STREET
w ferrod, to do general f'5hs WORN. None
need apply without good rSepmmsndsiI9ns
ia ae-2t* West end of Marshall street.
WANTED-By 2 white female, situation as as
WORK VET anI SvnsE Eo to q gifSsr HOUSE
ia sO-itF 18th St, bet Broad and Marshall,
WTANTED-A Girl to WASH aud IRON, aud
w to do general HOUSE WORK. One that can
Bakery, corner Broad and Sd SITS. ia 3o-ltt
WANTED--TO LOAN, $1,000. ION THOU
w SAND DOLLARS to loan good firm who
asked The applicant has had twenty years ex-
perience in the mercantile business in a country
store. Address a. at this Office ia 2s-4t*
WANTED--To buy light two horse TOP
w WAGON, but little used suitable for q fam
ily u ss APPLY to GEORGE w. KoSsTEk'
w FINALE TEACHER Of the RNAMENTAL
BRANCHES, can hear of desirable situation by
addressing the subscriber, stating age, native
State, religious faith, and qualifications,
ia 25-ts Murfreesboro', n. G.
WANTED-A situation as TEACHER, by a
w graduate Of Hampton Sidney College, who
has had some experience in teaching. salary
and a healthy location preferable. Address - w.
l.: q. Prince Edward urt-HOuse, Va.
ia 25--5tt
NTANTED--A single MAN, to take charge of a
w small farm in the lower end of Powhatan
county. one who is capable, and can come well
recommended for his sober, steady, and industri-
Gus habits, and is willing to live for small sala
ry can hear Of 81 SlT y By 9RPlisae9
WTANTED.--A young gentleman, educated at
w the University of Virginia, ANA " no has had
one years experience in teaching, desires d SIT
uATlON as TEACHER. lie can teach the usual
branches OF English, together with Latin and
French, and the lower branches of Greek and
Mathematics. Address, stating salary, &c, "A
b CO. Jetress' Store, Nottowat county, Va.
ia 229t%
NTANTED-The ladies and merchants of Rich
w mond to know that Mrs. ). STRIDER has
taken the house No. 81 Main street, next door to
Ihos K: Price 4 Co., for the purpose OF making
CLUAkS. MANTlLLAS, DRESSES and II OO
5 X Il + 5. Also, room over MeSsrs. Watkins 4
Ficklen, for the accommodation OF their custom
ers. Mrs. 5. having had ton years experience in
Baltimore, and having made in the past year over
FIVE THOUSAND CL0AkS and MANfLES for
the merchants and ladies OF Richmond, she feels
confident of giving entire satisfaction in all work
entrusted to her DRESSES and MANTLES CUT.
Also, Old HOOP SKIRTS made over, making them
better than when first made. Thankful for the
patronage bestowed On her, she soicits coutin-
uance Of the same. Mrs. s. STRlDER,
ne Mr.. T. p. STRIDER will devote his time
ana talent to CUTTING. la l9-3m~
XVANTED-SIGHT EXCHANGE on Baltimore
w Philadelphia and New York
ALSO-G0LD and SILVER for which the high
est rates will be paid. L. II. MAURY 4 CO
de It's
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LOST.

r OST ON T. R co T.--Lost at the African
IL Church, on Monday night, Black SACK
ONERCOAT. The finder Will be literally re-
warded, if left at this office. ia So-lt*
T OST-On Saturday, the 26h inst, on Broad,
IL between Sd and 4th SITS, my FREE PAPERS.-
They were in a piece Of white paper. / will give
81 reward for them if left at this office.
LIZZIE JANE LYONS,
ia 29--2t* a free woman of color
lost OR MISLAlD--A CERTIFICATE OF
lICITY SAVINGS BANK, No l37e, dated Au-
gust 10, lsGo. All persons are cautioned against
Receiving or trading for the same. III 29-3t*
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CORNs, CORNS.. CORNs...-

E, CORNS! CORNS!. CORNISH
80 Dr. SCHULTZ respectfully informs his
numerous patrs.s, both from city aud country.
and all who value the comfort and enjoyed
from the potent pains Of C0RNS; BuNl0NS,
NAILS and all other DISEASES OF THE FEET,
at his Office Wall street Hotel. Wall street.
be Ladies and invalid gentlemen, as usual, at
tended at their residences without extra charge.
ia Sets
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CnTY RICHMOND. TO WIr:-At Rule
B. F. Williamson and FL. Brannoek,

The bject of this suit is to recover against the
defendants the sum of ONE THOUSAND THREE
HUNDRED AND FlFTY-THREE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY THREE CENTS, with legal interest there
from the Iith day of October 1850, till paid.
Affidavit having been made that the defendants
not residents of the State of Virginia, they
are hereby required to appear in the said Clerk =
hereof, and do what may be necessary to protect
their Interests. Copy-Teste:
ia l4-law4w RO. HOWARD. Clerk.
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NE Great Reduction in Prices. In
s T A PIE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
i MILLH1SE & BROTHER.

j. M l. i III $ T. d BROTHER,
(I93 BROAD STREET.
Are offering their whole stock OF desirable
GOODS at deduction of rs to so per cent. on for
mer prices.
TAKE NOT ICE:
5000 yards Merrmack PRINTS, at 10 cts. the I'd:
Best Bleached and Brown SHIFTING and SHEET
lNG-very cheap.
All-Linen sHEETING, at s2a, rs, and SO cents the
yard.
Pillow LINENS at 37i cts. the yard.
Hem stitched Linen Cambria HAN DkERCHiEfS,
at one shilling.
1000 pieces of W hite. Pink, and Blue TARLATAN,
at half their value.
White Cambria, Jaconet, Nansook, Check MUS
LINS and BRILLIANTES-cheap.
Table Linen DIAPERS, NAPKINS, TOWELlNG,
&c. at a great bargain. .
Black SILKS at sacrifice. Fancy SILKS about
SO cts. and 81.
Rich Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, at sacrifice.
large lot of Marseilles & O L X L y ,,
slightly soiled-very cheap.
Rs Cash and punctual credit customers VIII
find 1t to their advantage to give us an early call
ia 29-2w j. MILLHISER BRO.
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,,.., RICHMOND. Jan. Th 1881
= ~ a general meeting OF the Stockholders of mi,
COMPANY, held At the Office of the Company THIS
Da1 az ~ o'c clock. a STOCK DlVIDEN b OF TN
rex 'hNI. on the capital stock was declared ant
Oh the pr0hts FOR the last four months
He i1iiowlng Directors and Officers were elect
Ell for the present year '
DIRECTo
WH. II. MAcFARLANp, Pres Farmers Bank
MN. II. CRENsHAw, firm Of Crenshaw X Go
ELLINGTON GoDDIN frlu of Goddin K Annarson
l. W McCAScE, firm of Dunlop, Moucure & Co
" 4. BARksDALE, firm of Warwick X BarksdaIs
JAMES H. GRANT, Tobacco Manufacturer
l.. ID. CRESsHAw, firm Of Haxall, Crenshaw kCs
John l., BACON, firm of Bacon Baskerville
= b. HAXALL, firm OF Haxall. Crenshaw Co
john CrRRIE, Jr., Ship Owner
Nv. Is. " AkwiCk, of Warwick Barksdala
JAMES ALFRED JOKES, \ torney at Law
Z. G. ELLErT, Builder.
+; q; RrFFIS, Agriculturst and Manufacturer
W. w tRUHP, Attorney at Law
JAS. DUNLOP, Of Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co.
BOILING w. HAXALL Pryst
O. 7. BRESFE Sce'y H. "a y 7.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. %. 1861.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. 90. 1861.
High Water this day "Wednesday at It O'Clock.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New York, mer-
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Phila,
mercha ndze and passengers, &. 2. Cardozo.
Steamer Belyidere, Keene, Baltimore, merchan-
die and passengers, d. & w. Currie.
Schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Rappahannock river,
light.
river, light
Propeller Echo, Tindall, Petersburg, mdze., A.
<
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Re To Southern Ladies. wv 18th an unpre-
JUDGED, open and sympathizng heart, cordially
in vite you to the ROUND HILL WATER CURE
and HOTEL, Northampton, Mass. The best of
accommodations home comforts, ana mountain air
for all, and unequalled health restoring advan-
tages for nvalids The success attending the
treatment Of woman's diseases mere, Is wei
known. II gives vitality and force to the func-
tonal powers, and controls the III ost obstinate or
gauic disease with and certainty. Those
brought on beds even are soon enabled to walk
and serilty itself yields to its yitaiizing effects,
unless combined with some incurable malady. -
None of the appliances OF tho day are reSorted to-
Have no fear in bringing children with trustwor-
thy colored nurses--they will not be molested -
Accommodations for two hundred Send for cir
cular and references. Address, " II. HALSTED,
NJ. D., b." as above.
"RorSD HIIL.-We freely commend it a de-
lightfnl place of sojourn. The scenery Is OF I'M
rivalled beauty; valley, hill aud river give it in
exhaustible variety, which have been emhel-
Hshed BY tasteful cultivation. There are nulner-
GUS ishttu drives in the vicinity aud the hotel
is well kept, containing every accommodation for
guests, as well for their comfort as amuse-
ment ~ o. PicdyuRe. ia 29-d2t &cwlt*
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THs GIFTED YorSo PLANET Egapy,
This young lady has created a wild sxn,.
In her travels through e~eHemeni
EUROPE AND AMERICA
and attracted the leading heads OF IN. so
her most "e country by
SINGULAR AND TRUE REyrr ,rror
All who are in trouble should cali on he NJ.
You will go away rejoicing aud happy s1haasms;
orins any one 10 you and cause them 10 ' wiz
LOVE YOU,
VIII describe the person you will MApPy
name the date you will marry, and will W Also
name oil the one you will marry .te the
direct You how to proceed in lawsni aasme viii
y2n Ineky numbers will recover losse, ~ give
VI. Prices so cents, Al and as "e'
~ Residence ON Main street, direc+,r
Iorinfhian Hall, at Mrs SUSAN ~ opposite
noarding- Honse, hetween 9th and lotb ats DASsks
bABER name on the sign at the door "a. ., W..