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The perils that do environ
Those who meddle with old iron.

LETTER FROM THE MAYOR OF MORRIS
TowN.-The following letter will be read
with sad interest, as showing the great loss
of our fellow citizens of MorristoWn in the
death of Messrs. Cobb and Headley
Hon. II. K. ElEyson, Mayor Of Richmond,
Virginia.: .'"
ing that of Ii. D. Whitcomb, chief engineer
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
informing us of the transmittal by express
of the effects OF Messrs. Cobb and Headley
to me, is received. | had previously re-
ccived q note from Peyton Randolph en-
closing receipts from Express Company for
packages sent. They came safely to us, and
were delivered by me to the executors of
the deceased Saturday last. l sent you pa
pers containing the action of our citizens
taken in consequence of their death. The
funeral took place on Friday last, and was
attended by about G,000 people. All of our
places of business were closed, and the town
draped in mourning, expressive OF that
true, honest, heartfelt grief which paralyZed
ance in words. NOtwo Of our people could
have gone out from among us whose
presence will be so terribly missed, or whose
loss it will be so difficult to replace.
The monuments Of their practical goodness
and great usefulness, their Christian cha
rity and public philanthropy meet you at
every turn wherever you may go in this
community. We can truly say Of them rs
was said OF Sir Christopher Wren, 'lf you
would see their monuments, look around
YOU" To you, sir; and the public author-
ties of Richmond, as well as such indiyi-
duals whose noble generosity, gentlemanly
kindness, and tender care, contributed so
much to the kind protection and care of our
dead, and the valuable aid rendered to the
committee appointed to attend their remo-
val here, permit me, in behalf of our COM
munity at large, and of the immediate
friends and relatives Of the deceased, to ten.
der our >incerest thanks. We trust we shall
never be called upon to act in a similarly
sad way for your people, but that we may
evidence our appreciation of your kindness
by some substantial and less sad testimonial
when the occasion may require. For your
kindness and promptness accept my per-
sonal thanks. Believe me, dear sir,
"Very truly yours,
"SAMUEL S. HALsEY, Mayor"
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Two PRISONERS AND REsCUE.-We no.
tcc in another article the arrest and subse-
0rcnt release OH bail of Mr.. Leahy, late
sheriff of pittSylvania county. When Mr..
Leahy went to that county to answer the
summons of the court he took with him a
warrant from United States Commissioner
ChahoOn for the arrest Of Peyton Keesee,
charged with violating the revenue laws by
the Illicit distillation of whiskcy. While
the preliminary examination before the JUS
tice was in progress Mr.. Peyton came into
the room, and was Immediately arrested by
Leahy. When the sheriff took his prisoner
Ueahy) to Jail the deputy marshal took his
(Kcesce) also.
Upon their arrival at the building the pri-
soner of Leahy exhibited some hesitation,
but was Immediately collared by that officer
and some attempt at rescue made by his
friends. 1t was not successful, however,
and the trio passed on to the door of the
iail when Mr.. Leahy was told by the She
riff "you can't put that man in here"
While the two officers were in conversation
in regard to the matter the friends of Kee-
see rushed up and bore him away, and he is
still at large, the officer himself being III
custody and not allowed to follow him.
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GRAIN DELIyERY.-Not long after its or
canization the attention of the Richmond
Chamber Of Commerce was called to the
subject of grain delivery, and we requested
the Chamber to determine "what consti-
tutes il grain delivery" A committee was
appointed, but they came to no agreement.
The committee was enlarged, but no result
still. That committee was discharged at its
own request, and new committee, consist
ing of gentlemen who were neither buyers
nor sellers Of grain, was organized, but
they also failed to make report. The sub
iect was again introduced. At meeting of
the Board of Directors held on the 10Th of
October last the following preamble and
resolution, introduced by Mr.. Jordan Il.
Martin, were adopted:
"Whereas much difficulty, delay, and
perpleXity has arisen in regard to the loss
of grain in transportation therefore
"Resolred, That Il committee OF live be
appointed to report to this Board what shall
constitute a grain delivery"
The following were appointed as the COM
mittcc: J. II. Martin, T.W. McCance, A.
l.. Elicit, r. G. Pcyton, Il. III. z. Robinson.
This committee will meet this evening at
the Chamber of Commerce at 5 O'Clock,
when IN earnest effort will be made to ar
rive ut some conclusion. The committee
invite the attendance OF parties interested,
and who may desire to give their views on
the matter.
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ELEcrIoN OF ASSISTANT PRorEssoR.-A

ELECTION OF ASSISTANT PRoFEss0R.-At
q meeting of the Faculty of Richmond Col
lcge, held on the 18th instant, for the pur..
pose of electing an Assistant Professor of
Modern Languages, Latin, and Mathema-
tics, the appointment was conferred on Dir.
William Taylor Thorn, of Virginia. MIR.
Thorn is Master of Arts graduate of Wash
ington College, Lexington, Va, and brings
from the distinguished professors of that
venerable institution the most flattering
testimonials of high moral and social quail
ties and intellectual attainments. The
friends and patrons of this prosperous and
progressive institution may congratulate
themselves upon having secured the SER
vices of MIR. Thorn, and the faculty in hay
ing associated with them so earnest and en-
thusiastic co-Worker.
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I among others. those of Laach and Munster,
| the Franciscans, Redemptionists, and LaZa.
rists, are fitting up hospitals in their houses
| a large number of fathers of those Orders,
! and many OF the ordinary clergy, have al
ready left for the army.-Paris Monde, Au.
gust2.
BISMARCK IETERv1EwED.-A correspond
/ ent describes an interview at Mayence with
Bismarck. He said we are much obliged to
the French for leaving us time to get the
whole army on the Rhine and thence to the
frontier. In few days work will begin.
Speaking Of the Germans in America, Bis
| marck acknowledged in warm terms the
sympathy expressed there.
BITTER HosTILITY.-Thc people are Bit
terly hostile and cruel. Twenty French
peasants have been shot by court-martial
for mutilating and numbering the wounded.
one peasant near her hacked wounded
Bavarian to pieces with scythe, and his
son cut another wounded mans throat.
Even members Of the sanitary corps, dis
tinguished by red cross on white ground,
were killed by shots from houses.
Edmund About, the correspondent of the
Nonteur dL SOir, has been heard from, He
is alive and well, and will soon return to
Paris. :.
A letter purportine to be from the French
General Bocher. commanding the Zouaves,
is published. He lost, he says, forty-sevcn
out OF sixtty-fye officers, (killed, wounded,
and missingo Also, his "poor black
charger The letter seems to DO hoax.
-, A very constant agency Of the Pr,lssian
government is to maintain very large and
trained corps Of military spies and to set
them at work in time of peace upon the ter
rltort of the Power which Prussia designs
70 attack. Before The Sadowa campaign,
Bohemia bad been swarming with these
people, sometimes travelling as mere tour
ISIS, but making drawings and surveys of
the ground as they went sometimes as pho
tooGraphlc, artists, making portraits of the
villagers at avery cheap rate, but using their
apparatus in quiet places to take proiiles of
the country also. Beyond all doubt before
the offer OF the Spanish throne to the IIo-
henzollern, every inch of ground from the
Saar to the Marine had been carefully and
newly surveyed, and the measure of all
strong places taken. We do not say this is
not right.-Irish Citizen.
A Prussian company consists of $50 men,
four of these form battalion, and three
battalons form Il regiment. Thusyou have
5000 men.
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PERE HYAc1NTHE' OPINION OF THE IN
FALL1BIL1TY DoG4A.-Father Hyacnthe has
published Il long letter, in which he eN-
amines the question as to whether Catho-
lies are bound to accept the doctrine OF in
fallibility. He decides in the negative;
first, because for an Gcumenical Council
to have any veritable authority it must be
perfectly free, and, i'll his opinion, the pre-
sent one has not been so, as is proved by
the repeated protests of so many illustrious
bishops; and next, he remarks that the re-
preventative character of the assembly will
not be admitted by the Church at large, as
he asserts that the bishops, who are the wit
nesses of the faith, are limited beforehand
by that very character, and can only exer-
else their functions OH truths which have
always and everywhere been acknowledged.
If, therefore, they exceed the powers con-
tided to them the Church cannot recognize
the arbitrary work accomplished, and the
Council will remain without authority. He
therefore infers that ut this moment a
greater danger exists of schlsm than has
ever before eXisted.-GdhgnanTs Nessen-
1er A,t1ust 3,
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The TAGRANT ACT.-Although this ordi-
nance has been in force but short time, its
good effects are already apparent to any
one who has any business with the police
court or is compelled to be on the streets
at any hour of the light The construc4
ton of the law as regards certain infa-
nous class called street-walkers is par
ticularly rigid, and the consequence is that
instead of ladies and gentlemen being
crowded off the sidewalks after nightfall by
squads of bEzen negro women scarcely one
is seen. Should such one stop only for
moment to talk with any one she is imme-
diately escorted to the nearest station-house
by the first policeman who happens along.
We also notice q great diminuLion in the
little assistant junk dealers (black and
white) who were always ready to lay hold
of anything in the shape of metal from the
keys of church and iron railings in 4
graveyard to bar Of pig-iron or a red-hot
stove. This ordinance seems to have taught
them
The perils that do environ
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:, POLICE CoUIT-Justice White presiding.
Charles Blankner, charged with being a
vagrant, was sent out Of the city.
Joe Edwards was brought up on a SINH
lar charge, but proving that he had some
visible means of support was discharged.
Sylvia Robinson (coIored), for being drunk
and disorderly and interfering with persons
on the street, was fined 81. -
John Henry Woodson (colored, a former
member Of The Jewelry Department, was
taken with bag of corn in his possession
supposed to have been stolen. Security
was required in 800 for his good behavior,
IN default OF which he was reenlisted for
sixty days. tss
Bob Kirby alias Sharpey, charged with
begging in the streets and being vagrant,
was sent to Captain Bigger.
thornton Gillian (colored), assistant
!unker, was up for stealing one bar of pig
iron from some unknown person, and sent
to the grand jury for Indictment. l gr
Since the subsistence of the gale on, Tues
day everything is remarkably quiet at this
court.
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of fork over. The day for straw bail has
rassed. Tarrytown or scufieto az some
call it, may well rejoice at being rid dof snca

i rassed. Tarrytown or scuf1e etoWn, as some
call it, may well rejoice at being rid OF snca
q desperado. sna tS;ijst
| JAMES A. CLARKE, the. old war-horse, 10
tConseryatiye canyasser for Manchester
| township. His bngie-call TO arms VIII so0n I
be heard. Then up, guards, ano at EheMs
Every man must be at his post for the faif
campaign. 2
TEE FINEST SPECIMEN of .ditchfng in Viz
pinia can be seen on the celebrated Falls
plantation, near Manchester. 8 sats5
IA FINE DISPLAY of meats, fruits, and
vegetables, at Manchester market.
The coLoRED MAsoNs have built q hall
and christened itEdwards Hau, after the
owner. 77tftz St
AGooD IDEa-The effort of the trustees
to- reduce taxation, lessen expense and TO
account strictly for revenue received.
THE NEAT LITTLE FENCE around the, Epis-
copal church is a decided Improvement.
CRops along the lines OF the Petersburg
and Danyille railroads are looking badiy,
but parties from the interior report fba1 tne'
prospects of good yield are PROMISING
The same cheering news comes from the
farms on the James and App0mattox. eslg4.
OLD CHESTERFIELD derives a considerable
income from the traffic in dogwo0d ana
sassafras. More of the same sort YET on
hand. " ~
CHANCES are excellent for an unusual
crop of persimmons, the staple commodity
of Old Rocky Ridge. s.s.r4:y 3
CHEsrEEF1ELp's principal wealth Is in her
coal regions. The market Is now over.
stocked. Only little capital is required to
make her second Pennsylvania. @
THE TANNERY on the border Is doing a
thriving business. Ample room fora few
more enterprising men Of the same sort. b
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How TO LOOK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES paint
or use vile Hair Restorers, but simply apply Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm upon your face, neck, and
hands, and use Lyons Kat, srion un0n Your hair.
The Balm makes your complexion pearly, 1SrS,
and natural, and you can't tell what 1t. 1tres-
moves freckles, tan, eallowness, ring-markSs
moth patches, etc. and In place of a red, rustfA
face, you have the marble purity Of IN exqulsltBa
belle. 1t gives to middle age the bloom Of per-
petaal youth. Add these effects to splendid head
orhar produced by the Katharlon, and a lady has
done her best In the way of adornmeut. Brothers
will have no spinstcr sisters wien these articles
arr ,u1
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From eight to ten thousand visit Sara
toga, not to drink the water nor to show
themselves, but to say that they have been
here.
Tom Sheridan went down well for the
same reason. When his moral father sug-
gested that he might have said 80 without
ahe trouble of the descent, Tom responded
that he never thought of that.--Donn Psatt.
The English language undergoes some re-
markabIe changes in tropical climates: Here
issthe Panama Star and Herald giving an
announcement OF certain deaths under the
head of /" defunctions."
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AFTER TIE RoAsrING-EARs.-The corn
fields in and near this city are just now suf-
fcring considerably from the depredations
of rogues, and it is rather mortify,ing to the
owners, after so much trouble and expense,
to have thus to raise crops for thieves
Would it not be well for those who have
not only corn, but potatoes, apples, etc.,
now ripening, to form neighborhood patrols
for mutual protection!
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ARRIVALS AT STRoTHER's HoTEL.-Two
conyicts arrived at this popular institution
on Yesterday from Albemarle county. Jack
Boiling (colored), convicted of grand lar
ceny, expects to remain for eight years, ana
as William J. Dobbs, white man convicted
of malicious shooting, has other fish to fry
twelve months hence, he cannot conye-
niently remain for q longer time.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS TEACHERS AND
RooMs.-The Superintendent Of the Board
of Education advertises in other portions
Of this paper, first for teachers, male and te-
male; those of ability and experience pre-
fened. Applications will be received until
August 30th. Applicants must state If they
are willing to teach either white or black,
and forward testimonials of qualifications
and experience. Second, for rooms suitable
for their purposes. Applications will be
received until September 1st. Must state
location, size OF rooms. rent. &c.
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A HoP AT THE HUGUENoT SPRrNGs.-An-
other of those entertaining hops will be
given at the Huguenot Springs on Friday
and Saturday evenings of this week: These
hops have proved 4 source of much plea
sure to our citizens, and we have no doubt
many will avail themselves Of this occasion
to visit the Springs.
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Mr.. BowDEN.-This gentleman has tele-
graphed from Washington to friend in
this city that he will be here at the appointed
time to answer any Indictment which may
be brought against him by the grand jury
of the Hastings Court. 1t Will be reeol-
lected by our readers that ne was aueged 10
have been implicated in the Haunsteln
fnrtrary +.
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IHrERSAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS The
collections of internal revenue in this dis
trict for the month of July amount to $780,
'2S7 81, of which Si63, ,5S4.47 was for the tax
on tobacco aud S19, ,03S.50 tax ON whiskey.
The balance was for tax on miscellaT eous,
including special taxes, licenses, monthly
sales. &c,
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NEEAT REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE
" OF BOARD AT THE
= VI : L.

MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS delightful WATERING RESORT, favora-
lly known as the "OI.D SWEET,n and faIRU.s
f,r Tho wonderful medicinal proper ties of sts wa
tiers and fashionable patrons, will open for the
{. aSon un JUNE 18Th.
The location, 900 f;"t above the sea level, with
cool mountain mir ana iuoSt IDayn,ifccn scenery
together with two extensive b&ths, supplied
" iii mineral water from springs t!at rise in The
rltld Sweet the most attractive resort in tn.
tfutrd states. Hotels, cott3Rcs, and ballroom
:iIuminat@I by gas.
i suitable livery in connection with the Springs.
Telegraph C"mfnun !cation to every part OF tie
world. Board, a. per day: SEQ per month.
JOHN =. WILSON.
je 90 Hm Manager.
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MASQUERADE BALL AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
ALUM SpRISGS.-Thc second grand masquerade
ard fancy dress ball Of the season will be given mt
the Rockbrdgc Alum Springs on Friday, August
10Th. The ball bids fair to be grand success.
General f. II. SMITH, with the entire corps Of
cadets from the Virginia Military Institute, will
be present, and participate In the festivities OF the
occasion. j. a. FRAZIER.
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ANTI-PoRTER MEETING.-That portion of
the Republican party which is opposed to
the nomination of Porter will have gather
ing at Deuringer's Spring Park this eve
ming. Speeches are expected from Judge
and other leading Republicans. We eX-
pect to sec the wool fly from Porter, Mad
doX, Lindsey, and sich.
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GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES, for any term,
from one month to lifetime, insurng against
death or disabling Injury by accidents Of dUkiuds,
are issued by the TRAVELLEEs INSURANCE
COMPANY OF Hartford, Conn. Apply to II.
COURTNEY JENKINS, State Agent, Office LILO Main
street, Richmond, Va.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFF1cE AUGUST 1S.-JOhn
Qullian, Miss N. Gunlock, Benie Prior,
Eddie Budd, Richmond; William Grayatt,
Bowling Green; Milton Carlton, West
Point, Va; Thomas II. Wallace, New York.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. ORLARD, formerly of Paris, now
~ president of the Allopathic and homeopathic
College of New Orleans, will make Richmond his
resldcuce for some months, in order To pert CT
himself in the English language. He has taken
an Office ut No. 2l7 6 JVERNOR STREET, and
offers his services TO those who may be suffering
from , , x,,, n.,,, ,r>,r
that having been his specially, and In which he
has been highly successful, both In Paris and In
New Crleaus.
Office hours from 10 4. nj. to Z. Nj.
0-''o 80" jy 29-1m"
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mhCHGNEBy, DC.

gH 4. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
h. WAY. MA >UthGTUkERS' ra tEcI
%Ef.np& SUPPLIES, Tenth street ,c,w,.r Main
aud AIRY, l!ichmondl "; Ste"' .-sngincs. S"w-
Nfil,sioucs. Buitinr-tlolhS. p,,rimr ~ ,ciinnc' ~
and :. "od W":Ei"G Mac ..n.arv ""s Of iii k.nTs !:
Sharilng, iI"nSrrS,, = ,,Ijcys. urltinr, Lac.
i,%ntH'r; .1 Wy. ny .,ri, tt"s W-racEcS, Twis:-
nrlil., w m"'c Ha " &c NaclincS and Clothng,
Si''Hn ."!aSIS' y !t,mncrS, Steam and Wat r.
!! rr!pr NM .ravking Journal Metal Pick and
- S"|, w. y. = portable Stcam-Euepc send for Il
"isctIIp &c pamphlct, or cal ana cNamiHc the
Mr.-, - ihC best Cngin" made.
L r.hNO u general ~ Sortui. nj OF secondhand
Engine. and i:uilcrS Saw-M lis, MlIstopcS, and
:teartne&. fiapi & Marhiuts. AID other v "od.
Working Hachlacry: shaiting, PullcSs, and
Hangers Disabling Fixtures, ctr., etc.
:-rr"nG- hand Machinery aud Stcam-Boi'crs
bought, sold, and exchanged an B--3m
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yg,z. ARRIVED. st1i


/ ys.... ARRIVED. 5t5i = !.
Steamer Ellie Knight Trayerr, Baltimore, mer-
chnndsc and passengers. r..-,.-x,,-. H..
chandse and passengers, l.. Is. TatuIn. g
Schooner Garrett I. WrfglE. Cropper, new
York, lumber, q. w. Pickrell. u.
Schooner j, II. Lockwood, Sharrett, new OLE,
merchandise, Curtis q Parker. -
Schooner Rapidan, johnson, Philadephia, pig
iron, Old Dominion Nall Company. ...-.
Schooner W. l.. Dayton, Frayser, ,Georseiowh'
ID. O., coal, y. Hunter.
Schooner Hannah Warwick, SpeCden, george
town, coal, s. IL. Eawes. G.s.-5 - - = 10 :
Schooner Alice Curtis, Phillips, HaVre de Iraes,,
Schooners Bee, Hern. and Caroline Hoiuies,
jackson, Hayrc dc Grace, coal, :. II. daWes' a.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tasuln.
Schooner Qutckstep, AlbiD, Ersndywine, Del,
-Tneat, Curtis 81 Parker. s5 ~
sGhooaer A; r. Wallace, Ward, Baltimore rta
James river, lumber, Curtis 4 Parker.
Brig Premier, tBr.} Wilson, Rio Grande do Sui,
flour, Haxall, Crenshaw e Go, -, -.
l.. ...r t.:..s... MEMORANDA. - h, i. sz--yt..
WEST POINT, August l7.-Arriyed, steamer
Admiral, Reybol1 Baltimore. 9trlcrchandiye and
passisenSsrs, psia M YORK Eiyer Railroad Company, and
AcqUIA CREEK, August l7.-Arrfyed, steamer
Geor2eanua, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Richmond, Fredcrickshurg and
Potomac Railroad, and sailed ON return ~ 80,
CITY POINT, August Is.-Arrived, bark Thomas
Small, IN. G.,) Dilwitz, from Liverpool, with
salt to :. G. Tardy Co., Richmood. tsssasesytsg,
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Remember ~ in your promenade OF an eve
aing the neat ice-cream saloon ut "JACKsoN's,"
corner Main and Third streets.
lie also makes and delivers to families, pic-Dics,
fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-cream In any quantity
and of apy flavor desired. ~ "t.2t
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STATE CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEE.-A
meeting of the State Conservative COMMIT
tee is called for this evening at O'Clock
at No. 1901, corner OF Twelfth and MAIN
streets, A full attendance is desired.
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Il. ELLYsoN IL co. will insert adyertisementsin
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
Tina, Tennessee, and tbs northern cities, a. pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this offca.
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DLUE LACK SULPHUR WATER.

A suprlv lin barrcls) OF this water from the
celebrated BLUE LICK SPRINGS, kcntucky'
lust received direct.
This water is highly esteemed along the line OF
the Mississippi and In the southern and south
western States, where It's medicinal virtues are
known and appreciated. 1t is almost specific In
BILI.CS DISORDERS and DYSPEPSIA de-
!cnGcut upon torpid liver, and as 4 valuable ate
ra,ivc generally.
PURCELL, LADD ( CO., Druggists,
;y6 lolG Main street.