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/ Winston, E. Woodward, W. n. Egnon, and

J. A. Davis.
This school is in q most furnishing con-
dition with about seventy-fve scholars, un-
der the supervision Of Mr.. Pendleton and
Messrs. A. D. Chesterman and E. D. Read,
his assistants. The system of prizes is
new, and one we'll calculated to stimulate
all the pupils to exertion in their several
studies,
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SHOT H1MlELF.-A negro named Rich
mond Nelson, living on the farm of Mr..
James NJ. Taylor, accidently shot himself
with pistol last Sunday. The ball lodged
in the right lung. The doctor thinks the
case critical, fearing internal hem@rrhage.
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

LII OPEN JUNE /.
This most favortte resort, alike for health and
recreation Is now IN complete order for The recep-
tion OF guests. Our aiIn snail be TO keep II better
than it has ever been kept before.
its remarkable medicinal virtues need not nov be
advertised 90 the Virginia public and The Sstth.
For full Information as TO all particulars, apply
for Pamphlet with map Of railroad routes &c., 70
PURCELL, EADD 4 CO., Richmond,
A. Il. RUCKER q CO., Lynchears,
or by mail 70 :.
Board, % per day--ssse per month.
Passengers leave the cars no GOSHEN Depot5!
Stage fare, $i.5o Through tickets can DC posighl
to the Springs. s5-siS5l my zs--1sn
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EOR NEW YORK.-STEAMER ~sTss
4 SARATOGA, ALEXANDRA, -willssa4ssssssszsSSassss
leave her wharf on FRIDAY EVENING, July
sd, at O'Clock. Freight received up to l O'Clock.
Fare, $l:. Round trip tickets, $50. Steeragc, SO.
TO secure staterooms, apply TO
W. e. DUNHAM & CO.,
at corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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DIyIDENi, The directors of the Virginia
State INSURANCE Company have declared q
dividend Of four per cent. ent Of the profits
iof the last dis months. Il 4.
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WEDNESDAY. July l, 1863.
AUCTION SALES TITS DAY.

Purchasers of Real Estate sold bet,oeel the first
day Of January end the first daY Of July pay tie
tayes thereon for the current year
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NTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

" :
Having receutly assumed the praprietorshir Of tlis
OLD and fashionable watering-place and completed
our arrangements for the entertainment Of visitors
we now solicit the patronage of the public. Every
effort has been made to restore to this establish
ment It's former reputation. The remedial proper
ties of the waters have been sufficiently attasted In
the numbers who have been relieved Of Rheumatic
Goslty, and other Affections, while the luxury OF
the Baths, when once enjoyed, never be fcrgnt-
ten. Persons desirous to have fnll information
concerning the character Of the waters may con-
suit our circular, which will be sent to them, on
application, free OF postage. ~ x,,sss
We pledge ourselves that our table Shall not pc
Inferior to any kept either In city country. The
name Of our manager is sufficient 70 insure good
living.
The route to the Warm Springs is by Richmond
and Staunton to Millboro' depot, ON the Virginia
Ceutral railroad, where line Of stages connects
with the trains, enabling passengers to reach thu
Springs the same day after leaving Richmond
Lynchburg, Washington, or Baltimore.
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per week,
$l5 per month -four weeks) $5o.
DAREELL 81 REVERCOMBE,
a1.ns altH" ~ Proprietors.
Major PETER II. WOODWARD, Manager.
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The ARBEcUE TO-DAY The Conserva-
tives Of Henrico countywill have q grand,
old-fashpned barbecue, with plenty to eat
and driat 81 frst-class speeches, at God
d'-s' srn, to-day. This promises
grandest rallies of the can
ion, and as every prepara-
ade to receive and entertain
a-e ia crowd will attend. The
need are Judge Crump,
,maduke johnson, Colonel
ind VS., Gilman, of the
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A BATTALION OF YOU'VE LADIES on TIE
MARCH.-Advices have been received in
this city to the effect that an excursion
party composed of about seventy young
ladies and half dozet unfortunate gentle
men will leave Baltimore for this city, on
the steamer Maryland, tonight. They
will reach Richmond on Friday morning,
and Immediately commence tour for sight
seeing, remaining here until Saturday in
the mean time making the steamer their
home. No other passengers will be taken
on the boat, as it has been chartered for
tn" trip.
These young ladies come from seminary
in New York ostensibly to look at famous
Richmond and the surrounding battle-felds,
but it is whispered that they have ulterior
designs on the young men of this city, who
are commonly reported North to be unpro-
tected. Ladies of Richmond, be on your
guard.
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PLATTHING.-Ye esterday,
Of Mr.. William G. Har-
lrs Of age, was popping
:,ating powder and paper.
tho wbo1e how nf noY,s

~ nib hand, setting ire TO hIs
,,,aolnss, anS burning his hand severely.
Fortunately the flames were extinguished
by the Kttid fellow in time to prevent BE-
rioag injury IS 40 tss5
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nTARuNE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY ], 1858.
Sun rises ...,...4.43I Moon sets....,....,. 3.2S
Sun sets ........7.l7l High tide p. NIL. So
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Aiftntoud 1lspatr1,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE'sDIsPATCH, $.
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu-
LATToN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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FOURTH OF July ExCURsION.-To those
Of our citizens who desire to spend the
Fourth of July pleasantly far from hot and
dusty Richmond we could not do better
than recommend IN excursion to the vicini-
ty of Gaines's mill, Hanover county, where
will be spread luxurious entertainment,
the proceeds of which will be applied to
the completion of Beulah church. The tes-
tival will be held at the house of DR.. Will
liam +. Gaines, whose name is o synonym
for hospitality and Christian liberality.
Beulah church was destroyed during the
Federal occupation, and for more than a
year past the congregation have been active
in their efforts to have it rebuilt. They are
now worshipping in house upholstered,
unpainted, and unfurnished, with work
bench for pulpit. Where can be found a
more deserving object for pecuniary assist
ance, or more agreeable recreation than
this excursion and festival afford
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nCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
TEN MILES FROM NORFOLK.

This very desirable summer resort IS now open
for the accommodation OF the public, and the sub.
scriher is determined TO SO cater TO the wants OF
home, combined With the Iuxuries Of q delightful
summer retreat. z +.
The facilities for SURF-BATHISGs are unsur-'
passed and the waters around contain every va
r!ety of fish. In word, the TABLE, BAR, and
other appliances for comfort and pleasure shall be
all that my patrons desire.
Board per week, $l0
te 25--iw. THOMAS BRADBURY. J
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Two NEGROES SHOT IN HENR1co.-On
yesterday two negroes-one named John
Jefferson, and the other name not known
we're shot by negro named William Stubs
on she farm of MIR. P G. Larus, in Hen
rico. Stubbs, it is said, went to the house
of Jefferson, from which he had been pre-
viously ordered away, and without provo
cation discharged one barrel Ct a gun, in
hicting painful wound in his foot. The
contents of the second barrel were lodged
in the legs of the other negro, producing
such wounds as may cause the loss of both
legs, if they do not result in his death.
Constable E. w. Robinson hearing Of the
affair, Immediately proceeded to arrest
Stubbs, and after long ride succeeded in
finding him. The prisoner was taken be-
fore Justice Petherbridge, who committed
him to Jail. Constable Robinson sent the
wounded men to Howard Grove hospital.
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A GRIND PICNIC
viii b> given at (
INK EE,S EMI.IAln IA pIs

~ BOXES MAIZEN. g.. a. 80. 6
wnYs DAEDamsE sAsT.EnaoH. a, ass
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,ittons valued Mt Ave dollars, beloagine /,

buttons valued ut Ave dollars, belonging to
Margaret Smith, was discharged. u
Joseph Pearman was arrested and sent
to the United States Commissioners court
for trial for having in possession a box Of
manufactured tobacco supposed. to have
been stolen, and on which the duty had not
been paid.
The continued case of Charles Davis (ne-
gro), accused of stealing load of coal,
valued at $3.50, was called. A great deal
of conflicting testimony was heard, and the
case continued until to-day.
y Della Smith (negro), who was placed un-
der bonds some time since for breach Of the
peace, was surrendered by her security,
and discharged.
Gabriel Smith (negro) was arrested on
the charge of criminal intimacy with Le-
ti.ia the wife Of Ben Scott (black) and dis
charged.
Two little negro urchins we're hauled up
for street-fghting, and put to work cleaning
UP the courtroom.
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yETHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
wv - GREENBRIER COUNTY. WESNy

r u 49, s =
= These SPRINGS 80 long and eayorahly known
to the seekers OK health and pleasure, wl be open
for the reception cf visitors the ISr Of JUNE.
With extensive Improvements ard q general res
furnisbing of the establishment we vii. be pre-
pare, for the comfortable Of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED 70 TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS. Y - ~ ff@55i e Isl IS
HOT AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS.
Internal use of thees ALTERATIyE WATERS,
are always Mt the command Of the visitor.
One of the best city BANDS OF MUSIC Tiil be
In attendance TO enliyan the LAWNS and this
BALLROOM. and suitable LIVERY win ne
open to the nse of those who may desire to irdulge
In horseback and carriage exercise.
In addition to other amusernents, the proprletors
have provided new and elegant BOWLING ALI,
LEY and BIIILIARD-R00M. 49, ~
Charges viii be THREE DOLLARS day, or
EIGHTY DOLLARS per month children under
ten years and cofored servants half price; white
servants according to accommodations.
No effort or expense will be spared the part of
the propriet0rs to manage this establishment In a
manner best calculated 70 promote the comfort OF
PEYToNS & CO.,
nfa4 z14 White Sulphur Springs.
10 West Ntrpfnia
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AwNGsEuENTs. 4
GRAND vosA4 AND lNsTRU-

1 <r,r CONCERT AND FESTIVAL
., Husncnot Springs SATURDAY,
~ X ssE| =, ~ q clock. for the beneato:
tss! ''' vANAKIN CHURCH.
,,n p,7gr. has kindly volunteered and VIII
NSds.nt ~ : The best amateur talent Of the city
! ! Ell.lr6rr'nd, ,,>,cppr r,rrv cr,;rs
III - SrN FESTISAg FIFTY CENTS.
n, Il the book and music stores, and also
sfo '.,i Aoat viii leave MycrS'S bridge, Rich.
3 3 s MoRSlNG 5 ), 9 pr NJ TIE 4TaSGspSr;aiion GTSSaEa
go jy l-.st
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GEA-BATHING AT CoBB,S IsLAND. -

- aEa-BAIHlNd al, CODD,S ioLhND!-I
- This delightful summer resogt, situated eigh.
teen miles northeast of Cape Charles and eight
miles from nearest main land, Is rapidly growing,
to become one of the most attractive places on the
coast OF America. a .srlsEt
It's pleasant pure, and delightful breezes, giving
strength to the invalid, will never be forgotten by
those who have heretofore enjoyed them.
We have made many improvements both in the
furnishing, of our houses and general beauty or
our grounds.
be surpassed being perfectly safe, with an abuud-
ance OF lighthouses.
Shooting, ashing, and boating cannot be excelled
on the continent, with an abundance OF boats and
experienced men to attend to the wants of VISITORS
with other amusenents-bowlings saloons, bllliarda,
&c. .. s..
Passengers leaving Richmond aud Petersburg,
arriving ut Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
FRIDAYS at 9 A. NJ, viii connect with steamer TO
Cherrystone, and thence by u line Of hacks across
the peninsula -four miles, to Nottinghnms Laad-
Ing, and thence by steamer to the leland, arriving
at2P. NJ.
$50. COBB BROTHERS. Proprietors,
~ ~. Cherryst0ne post-ofiice,
"a a-am Nortlampton county, Va.
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-.vncrs and invallds viii find this a
cheap and delightful recreation.
y !e2a--tJy ). u. 3. TATUN, Agent.
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i, uGH-STREET BAPTIST FAIR.
CLOSING-OUT SALE.

-,.raa.cs conducting thus Fair having concluded
".,r.#,.uuc Il after III iUkSDAr ~ ~ ~ ~ 4
.,r ae .1aly, there VIII hc GRhisD CLo-
N<E''lI'T SALE on that night: and n here arc
w.. r,>y valuable articles to he disposed oil 'hey
.nt request ;hr attendance o9 all persons ia
'''.I r1GIl--TREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
rn-r.r. Twcaiy-iifih and Leigh streets.
r :. The articles viii be disposed OF regardless
Il. iv i-2t
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ScRFoLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS.
2sD EXCURSION DOWN.
s-1lE JAMES nT.--
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY, Vas
This delightful weIl-known, and fayorite Wa
TERING-PLACE. only ten miles from Millbofo,
Depot (Virginia Central railroads. will ea'open on
the 10th of June.
The mineral waters (Alpm. Alum and Msgnesia,
and Chalybeate) of these Springs stand nnrfvslled
rs curative for Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrh9E,
ScrofuGl, and all cutaneous diseases.
Persons suffering from weakness and geperai
debility viii tind great benefit In the of tSe
perIor Chalybeate Water with which nature has
so literally supplied this place.
The buildings have undergone thorough reno.
vatiun. and are in excellent condition. Tie cot
sages are delightfully."- situated and newly fttadup,
making them quite attractive. s -
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond Lynchburg, In the morning, get on mt Siill-
boro' Depot for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot aaf caf-
ing, arriving at Bath Alum the same G, enipg to
supper.
Bath Alum being the night stand for the above
named Springs, visitors can leave daily Jer Me5srs
Trotter & Co. .'s line Of. coaches.
BOARD So. so per day; SIS per week; and spe-
cial arrangements made with families that wish TO
stay month, or for the season, IN this healthy lo-
cation. JOSEPH BAATER,
my 2s-eod2m Proprietor.
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THE AMELIA SPRINGS Will BE
Il open for bosrders Oh and after the 18th Of

For terms, apply to JAMEs c. MOORE, Jeters-
vile post-oflce, Amelia county, or to
'-as -a S. 8. COTTRRLT, ESQ.
je 3-eodlm &C., Richmond, Va.
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Major PETER II. WOODWARD, Manager.
Nav / 1919 my 5-SIl :
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r 0CUST GROYE.-This delightful SUM
H MER RESORT, conducted for many ,years I
past by John s. Cooke Esq, two miles from Green
wood depot, Virginia Central railroad, will be
opened for visitors on the first Of Jniy. 1888. /
(, Texans $40 per month, $40 per week.
q Address, A. K. YANcEY, DR.,
"je 22-lme Greenwood Depot, AlbeDstrle, Va,
Petersburg IndsJ and Norfolk Vfrginfass copy, E.
and send bill to a.. Il. Y. Jr,. +
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NEW ORLEANS MENAGERIE, CIRCUS,
AND
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TIGERS AND PANTuERS LOOSE IN THE
PUBLIC STREETS.
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Josiah Pruett was next called. He lived
nine miles from Richmond on the Three
chopped road. Had known the prisoner
since his bcyhood. He came to the house
of witness on the 18th Of February, 1867.
At this point Mr.. Harman, one Of the ju-
rors, was taken sick, and the court ad-
journed until this morning. s.
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TNEROClOUS LIONS CONQUERED BY
A BEAUTIFUL LADY.
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ORIENTAL DISPLAYS ECLlPSED BY
COLONEL c. r. AMES'S
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The FOLLOWING also received prizes:

or4hography, ete.-J. a. NJ. Bell, W. a.
Cspsshdeld, w. n. Smith, w. +. simms, 81
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W. CHAMBERS, Business Manager.
". HODGES, Treasurer. je 2T-5t
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TH9 SELECTIONS IN LOUISIANA
why Repsblie ms did not vote,


The following article, which appeared il
the New Orleans Republican, Of Saturday
correctly foreshadowed the rebel victory a
the polls in Louisiana. ofwhch our dispatch
es have iafornsa sss
The reign u asrfor which has bsen inaue.
urated, and which coatinue, almost through.
out this State, will make IN slestion on the
Sd OF November practically farce. Multi
tndes OF colored citizens have been murder.
ed, because they were Republicans Thous-
ands have had their registration papers torn
from them, because they dssiSns d voting the
Republican ticket. Members of white men
have been killed or driven from their homes
for the same reasons. We are certain that
il every possible effort should b made it
would be an impossibilty to poll one-half OF
the real Republican vote in the State. 1.-THE
effort should be made Nth 6rmness and de-
termination many polling places would simply
become scenes OF massacre. With these
convictions We have this advice to offer Re-
publicans throughout the State: Wherever
you can vote without reasonable apufehen-
ION Of being subjected to personal violence,
do 60. Vote our electoral ticket, and for
your candidate for Congress. Avoid oppor-
tunity for those quarrels, and those discuss
SONS which surely ripen into quarrels, which
must, - affairs stand now, result in large loss
Of life. IL brief, if you can, without peril Of
NE, exercise your right to the elective fran
ch'se, DO so; ifyou can not, remain at home.
Remember that your opponents have allowed
their waiting snbitlon 70 O. erlear ;taelf.,
and BY thsr Fnl6asly vtsleAeo, which - -
have sseareA Just the anodflt 81 iu,im;3s ~
to yield them sictoy,a1revn he path q the
polls with too many mangled corpsss 10 uaie
it the travelled road Of : freely expressed
opinion. There are tribunals Of appeal be-
yond the mobs Of Louisiana, and 20 them "
can 90, with full confidence, for redress Of
grievance.
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1A9 tVN " USVn AAts
One Of the most gratifying Of the manifold
scesssss;of Rspsblicans 10 the late slec.on,
il tie grand majority BY which Hon. Geo.
". NeOmry i slected to succeed Hon. James
+. Wilso1 - Representative in Congress-
In The largest vote ever cast in the District,
Mr.. McCrary has . sweeping majority. Bx-
act returns srs not obtAinabls, but gain OF
over three thousand in the District over the
majority Of Last ysar, must b - gratifying to
NJ. McCrsry. = il u gratifying 10 the people
Of the 6Fst District to be abls TO give hi n
that majority. prsof Ut once Of their estesn
and tAsir trust He can we'll be proud. that
here AID elsswhsrs the people voted solid
for him the vote they gave to General Grant.
This vas % in oil the wards Of his city home
except the Third Ward vhere there was an
improper count. Tho Republican Jadse
and Click eonesdisg 70 tho oppositioa
gratuitous increase of the vote on the ground
that HcCnry didn't need EN-, and Glase.t
did.
Il The aunladsass shovs MsCsa7 ~ tAisvese
Of the people ofths District, will be justified
BY the record tAal 10 will make in his pIscs
- . national legislator.
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'Boltan DOE Lar Store.

rv,Hs 1MMRNen SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR
D1ss bssiAsss 30 nsssd = = oAhs GrsAs pfspe-
rstions fos shs I'LL sua Water trsAs. 4
On, checks end sxehange lists contain nearly evsr1
article desired for family auch Dry and Fancy
Presents worth from s. 800 ssnt ffes to Agents.
make your orders large poedble and ssnd Jour
money ~ pestnl order rseistsr~d lstser.
We are agents Tor HUNDRED fbfetgn and DO
meet mAnufAetotisa
a. 81 for each article Descriptive checks SO humid
rel or ten for 81 Agents wantsl n every town. Cir
culafs sent free. CUsHAAN W.
III Il 10 Arch st., Boston.
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A co..ssrospr,, q i. n, Wi =

A conHssroEDESf Of the New York III
bum. Who recently visited the Ge,tysburl
battlefield, give, An . ant Of - isser,c.
tive conversation which ne held theirs With I
weil-khown and intelligent guide. II r..
marked" says the writer, ''tha. the support
err OF Semour and Blair ought to come here. y
Al, : s.id the guide, they don't coas here;
sney don't like it. have not taken ten Dem
ocrstis oves the ground, exeeps Southeerer,
Who have been hero 10 look for thar fr;e.1e,
graves. But Of Republicans there have ben
many thouaauds.' =
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rnisspss1u11ar Dyy = - 49, sAatAss 49, the
only srzs nd perfect Dyss Asn1ss fsaiaeS iesanta
neoss no disappointment; fi6icuisn TINT ssns1ea
he III scts Of bad dyes; inviscratst and lsas the
BAR soft snd beautiful, blasA - broo~ tosd ey al
Druggists and Perfumers and properly applied = Batch
lore's Wig Factory, No IA Bond street, New York.
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.sNYsN~ - &
CO1DUAN'S PATDHTs
Passstsl 1siy 3 lpe1.a Ieslapne4 AS. q. ASS.
Extracts Ass vLstAs0 oA Aspsrts q the working
qualities OF the Axe:
Ho..s1usdsyspnSlkSrs6 ASseAtsd; 4
l. Your Axe 10 bound to b. Ta1 AXE
II. It will cut = ~ esoG better.
III NJ brother lost srm IN the war, but with
en- 44eAeeaa - z ~ esfny 9cs sl'sceas l,
! 8 m r. 80 u MIR - .alsas A1..
VI. would mot Be without IL for anything
VII. he oaly oaas<ten = i soss TOO far into Tie
wood. $500
Of 1t, &c &C., dd infsiesa.
LIPfiNO0Tf & DAKKWRLL,
n.,nt.,,n,.,, ;, Il. mn ,Acfis nIis, AVS,
BHuy SIS sad SCOOPS. Ard ~ approved ehsp4 snd
stdie1 Of 4x1s. I'd oSa\s Of lobufsy PaeeH
mATno ( Y1a7 AND 1xTfNsES 70 xa1Nrs
s,;s AeGslsasSl:ksES =; - 1sSn =
ira Rsais = Per fnEtAsSpsr-
i 'sna.9 ~ - ], I'll IL. -.
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| Musical Box for One Dollar

,USHRRpnsh areet eenss%gn; sovslt,, ehs9qeo..
Id fr$s17hty; ~ pA4f fished TYPT Anis
3at{a3 a!'nant iafoas. bet oo1 - nth
MN szisH Am, 4nihshliy 2.p.sd ID thSdrl sins.
room table Guaranteed Of the best vorkmanship -
performance. No. l six-, airs II; No II s1, e;
No. ~ aArs, - AL scat ms OF receipt o. xne
amount No agents, nc discount Address WA. SCOTT
ox.nt. No u Marhes Street Nov York.
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Queen Isabella, ofsspaio, i sxpssaed
to visit America soon.