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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-07-05

compounded these PMS expressly 70 suit your Climate,
habits institutions, an2 manLer OF living mt hdlng
TO establish nys elf among you hch have done
| ny takir e premises in New York
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80, Corner of Ann Nassau streets, New York.
PARTICIPATION OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER AND BILlOU:; COMPLAINTS
The citizens the Union suffer mach trtm disorders of
liver ant stomach scarcely any are Tree from tie IN
uence Of these deStru ctve msiaes hence lie wears
The farseN, perhaps the most handsome IN the
World W ceria Rod when, distressing to say,
man their teeth and good onks, while yet IN the
heyday life, such sad effects may be efecuaily
died by contiGualiy keeping tie blood pure, aud the
Liver and Srimach in healthy action when life will
| dow smoothly, and resemble plants in consenial
bae. wher. eternal spring appears Ia reign As II
regards the preservation Of the human frame. and the
duration OF life much may DC effected and say fear
essiy that health and life caa be prolonged ter many
years beyond their ordinary limits, If Holloway Pills
taken 10 purify the blood according To the rules ad
down for health Contained in the directions which &C
company each box.
CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY OF 10
YEARS STANDING CURED BY HoLLOWAY'S
PILLS.
copycf Letter from Captain Jh" johnson, Aor House,
.Scn York dated Jun. ), 1854.
To Professor HOLLOWAY, 80, Corner of Ann and Mas
sou Streets y. Sn,-Iti is with the most heartfelt
pleasure hate inform you that Have been restored
health and strength by taking four Pills Forthe last
years, suffered from de 'angement OF the Liver
stomach and reduced to such an extremity that
gave up my Shio, expecting 10 go to Sea any
more as / had tired every Remedy that nd
ed 10 me, but purpose and Rad given myself
up despair when was at last recommended TO take
Pills After using rhenfor three months, the result
is fha; in better health than have been for
eleven years past ard ind ed well ever was in my
life You quite at liberty TO make this known nrhc
(signcdl JOHN JOHNSON
These eeiebratedPHsare wonderfully etfcaeiOus
IN the foiio,cing complaints
naL;l nd 10 Scr
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Special Correspondence of the Dispatch.
no1 81, =

STAUNTON, Oct. 10th 1904.
The Grand Division of the Sons of Tempe
rance is now in session in this place. and has
brought together citizens from the Tdewater,
Piedmont and Trans Allegheny portions of our
Commonwealth. There are about 100 members
in attendance, and some of them have been yea
lous advocates of total abstinence for many
years. Some few years since there were per-
haps a greater number of younger men in the
Grand Division than at present. full of ardor and
burning zeal but to my mind it seems that in
changing to men of more mature Judgment, the
temperance cause has lost nothing, and will bet
ter stand the assaults made upon it by its enc
mics A good deal of business has already been
transacted for the benefit of the order. In future
there are to be but two sessions instead of four
in the year, viz in April and October. Off
GERS for the ensuing year are as follows :: n A.
Sturdivant, of Richmond city q. w. Patriarch,
DIR. h. II. Gambell, of Staunton, G. w. Assoc
ciate. T. J. Evans of Richmond G.. Scribe, j.
W. Ferguson, of Richmond; G. Treasurer, G. A..
Bruce, of Waynesborough G.. Sentinel, Rev. d..
Feete, of Rockingham G. Chaplain, VIM Hall,
of Preston, G. Sentinel.
Tomorrow there is to be public procession,
and speech in the Presbyterian church by your
talented townsman, n. A. Sturdvant, Esq.
Mr.. VIM. w. Greene delivered an address to
night in the Methodist church.
The weather is very dry here, and the dust al
most as deep as it is in Petersburg. H..
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THE LANGHORNE MILLS For sale.

an SATURDAY THE l1TH NOVEMBER next
~ if lar il not the fair day. will offer for sale
that ell known MILLING PROPERTY situated with
in the Corporation of Lynchburg Immediately upon the
James River Il kanawha Canal contiguous TO the depot
OF the Virginia Tennessee Railroad snd adjoining the
depot of the Orange Alexandria Railroad The above
property contains OF land upon which situa
led LARGE MANUFACTURNG NM, with
six of BUR Stones. capable of grinding $50 bbs Of
Flour per day 1hemac hneryi. of cnst ron-oi the mo'
approved patterns and everything about the prem
in the most perfect order. Attached 10 the Furng
Mills, are the Corn and Plaster Mlls-both having n
Upon the premises there is aiso good
Miler's House, Coopers Shop ind ull the necessary
HOSES.
TERMs-The property is now under lease until l~t
july 1859 Mt an nnua rent $3IOO payable quarter.
ly the same will be assigned to the purchaser. One
half of the purchase money in hand the balance pnIn.
bic within five yearsbearng interest from date though
if the purchaser prefers IT, he have five additional
years upon each payment by paying the interest quater
Iy. Personal security and lien upon the property for
the deferred payments will be required.
oct 95-dtli nov H. s. LANGHORNE.
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s. G, BRAscH, b. BRAscH
s g BRANCH & BROTHER
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
old street, door from Sycamore,

Petersburg, IA.
WE have in store Western Bacon-Sldes and
w Shoulders Coilee--Ro Jamaca and Laguayra;
Cisnrs and Tobacco; Domest; qnors-Whiskey Cir,
Brandy Hum, Wine, Cordial, &c, of various
brands, which will be sold by wholesale, accommoda-
ting terms,
We solicit cnnsignmenrs OF Tobncco, Wheat. Corn.
Flour or any description of Produce with the promise
that pcr,ona attention will in every instance be given
to sales: aud accounts, with hr pr creds pdnctualy
forwarded One of the having been engaged in
the Commission business for number al years. mer-
chan. and farmers nry be assureed thu any
trusted TO US, will be properly atendedo.
s. Il BRANCH & BRO.
Refer to Me.sr.. Btion, Todd & Harrison, Breebles
& bite Sturdivant. Hart & Co.. Hall, Potts 81 Branch,
Willis. LEA e. Brownlcy, X. s. Thompson 4 Co., Mr..
John Sturdvant Capt William ponniI Petersburg;
Jno. K. McDaniel, Esq. Lynchbdrg.
oS-c2mH
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHARLES A. GWATKIN,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
Silks, Poplins 4 EmbrOideries,
III AGNltlCEhf SroCk arriving n,w from the
" New lnrk Burt"n..n' about hHii the former prizes
Now l. the tinr for barsnins. Largo rshb tion al
French Silks, Pal'Iius and Embroidcrics
Special Notice, to the Ladies' of Lypchbnrg md
neishho,haod. Gi cash. - =
1000 yis Splondid flnid Poplins all silk and Woo.
al ga cts " yard, richly worth 400
loo1 yds Rich glossy plaid FRENCH SlikS, for
dies eids md children 1T the unrrcccdentedo Inv
prize Of SO cts pei yd actually worth VI 20.
1000 Nd- plain Col. Gro ID Airique Silks, Fresh
Goods, NJ 625 cts. per yd.. valued NJ sl.e3.
1000 ,ds Splendid glossy black Silks, al - cts u
Nd, OF high lu.tre and good width
Also fine grades Embroid,rics in Collars, Hands,
Chemisetts, CoIiaroits &c, lmgcnnd somplctc AZ
soilment
IL NOTICE.
1000 French Tamhored Collars. ut 3 cents each
500 Emb'd ia =
200 " Camrc x Miss Collars Mt / cd.
60u " ut b.
NJ friends and purchasers generally most cordial
IL invited To call and them.
CHAS. A GWATkIN.
Opposite the Exchange Bank,
oct Q dlmif Richmond. Va.
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Trustees Sale OfFurniture, &c.

a BY virtue ofs dee. of executed to L-2Fsa!53
Esss the 9Th day CT September, 1854,
IF by r. Il. Liggan and recorded in the ST
Clerks office of the Campbell County Court, shall,
Friday the 18th October, 1854 proceed to sell public
auction in front OF the Market House in the city of
Lynchbure certain property therein conveyed, among
which il the following:
Brus.e. Carpets.
| Mill fly
2 Two fly
Piano Forte
| doz Spring Seat Chairs
| Mahogany Sideboard.
Mahogany Card Tables
Dining Tnales
! Mahogany Wardrobe
Dining Table
Mahogan, Marble Top ul enus
Candle Stands
s Doubling Srrine-Seat Lounges
% Hair Mattresses
so Shuck Mattresses
,Ioz. Parlor apring~Seat Chairs
small Bedsiead.,
Together with one Of the most super sets of fin
Rusew God Parlor Furaiture that offered in TN
m,rket There will be variety OF other articles Offered
for sale the time nnd place-valua'et to house
keepers, but specify in this notice.
TERMS OF SaLE-Ail sum. upder 500 cash; all sum
over that credit of sixty days will be given
negotiable paper, satisfactorily endorsed:
oct 2.aActds WM S. MATTHEW. T ustce.
~ Rep copy
PoStponemei.
TIE aboye sale i. posi- I,,ned nut the 18th Of Novem
her. Tn which iay, in addition To the Furniture, &c
will certainl, be sol |, the promises, i.ol vi
GROUND, situated in tie county "t Can Pheil--wthin
half of mile af the city Of Lynehbug, aud contain
three nd u half acres. The said II Is well improved
ind Ina, upon it two comfortable Dwelling House
and a largo and weil.atrsinged nc Il HOUSE,
Terms--Mude known the day of sale.
WILLIAM S. MATTHEW.
oct l3-,ds Trustee.
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CARPETS Carpets. Carpets

IUSr received at HANNAII'S CASH STORE
- few pieces of Two and Three Ply Carpeting.
at very low rices. If yon good Carpet low
price call and examine the stock
nc, 9J.ts WM. =. HANNAH.
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AUCTION SALES.
Sale Of Valuable Henry Land.

&S$ In pursuance Of II decree OF the Ci,cnit Gour at
-A.. Henry Pronounced il the case of Roht l. Jones
id vile against the widow nnd infant heirs of ohm
hairston, doc d.. The undersig appointed commits
sioner Tor TINT purpose, ~l sell. public auction on
the premises, On the 18th day OF November next
fRAtI or LIND continuing 405 acres and living
on Leaher"ood, In the comfy of Henry; he will also
sell IN the way, the premises on the i6th day
{" the same month"; TRACT or LAND containing
about 82o acres, ard lying ON The waters of Sandy
RIVER and Leatl'rwoad the sud county. The said
lands will be sold credit of six pnd twelve months
with good security for the payment al the purchase
neyi md the title being Ietained until the payment ui
the whole purchase money. The OF I05 acres il
part ot that valuable OF land owned by the late
II, bert larston Leahetw ood and is the portion uf
said and allotted the children of John A. Hairston
IN tho partition thereof Under decree OF the county
court Of Henry. The plat of the said in5 aces made
by skiul surveyor. i f in the rietk' office of
Henry county, md b. and Inspected by ANY one
DESTROYS ut dnng This lind i equal to the est
Leatherwood land in Henry aud is watered, being
"A most desrable aud valuable body Of land f r farming
and panng. The Of s!3 ucrr. IN the waters Of
Sand, River aud Leatlerw ood lays the public road
from Henry court hoie Pt.y sana court house aud
to Lyuchtung ind is tenet of land of which john A.
liairtoa died seized, having been devised to him hy
his father the late Caenel George Hairstou Ii is well
"hered and contains large amount of very fine tubao
co land. which has not been cleaned This tract hv
tue of authority vested in the under by the decree
aforesaid will be Divided into three parcels, aud each
parcel sold separately plat of TIM lund will bo made
by skiitu surveyor, which will be shown persons
DESTROYS of purchasing The foregoing lands sold
division among the widow md heirs of John A. Huirs-
ton. decd who reside in the State at Mississippi. The
title them Is unqucstonal lc, but acting as commits.
sioner the nndersg will be responsible therefor
oct l62tawdSc MARSHALL uAlRSrON,
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FINHE firm Of COCHRAN & TAYLOR is this day d,
L solved by mutual consent. Each partner having d
vided the accounts payment will be made only to each
one holding said caims. The of the firm will be
used only to close its legitimate b4siness Ali indebted
are requested forward and pay up. and those
having eaims against the firm requested present
them Immediately, for payment.
A. COCHRAN.
oct 27.dsc2w JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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T. u
oc,23 dac2nw ALFRED S. ENGLEDOvB.



IVEIs complaints, JAuNDlCE, DI -
prpsin, Chronic Nervous Debility Discnse of the
Kidneys, md all diseases arising from a Disordeted
Liver Srornch such Constipation, Inward Piles,
Funess, Blood to the lIcnd. Acdy of the Stomach,
Nnu Heartburn Disgust for Food. Funoss weight
the stomach Sour Fluctuations Sinking or Futtcriug
mt the Pit oi the Stomach Swimming of ihn II nd, Hur-
ried and difficult Breathing fmtrering al the Heart,
Choaking Suocatipg Sensations when in lying pos
ture Dmness OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency of Pers-
pruion, Yeowness of the skin md Ewes Pain in the
Side Back Chest Limbs. &C.. Sudden flushcs of Heat.
Burning in the Flesh Constant lmsginings Of Evil and
great depression OF Sprt be efectunly cured by
Doctor HooFtANDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS,
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson, German Medicine
Store. No 100 Arch door below Sixth. Phiada.
Their power the above Diseases is not exceIled
If equalled, by amy other preparation in the United
States the cures nttcst in many cases after skful
physicians had failed.
These Bhters worthy the attention Of Invalds.
Possessing great virtues in the rectcaton of the liver
and lesser glands, exercising the most searching power
in weakness and affect Jns Ct the digestive they
witlal sac certnin und pleasant
VIRGINIA. TESTIMONY. Dir. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va eb 9th, S52, snid. II am entirely out of tho
German Bit,er4 They have become al the rage Moth
ing else sells
The Tenth Legion, published nt Wood stock, Va
said Jan OH, 1880; "a Great Medicine.-We have
uniformly rcirnined from recommending to the public
amy Of the various patent medicines of the day, unless
thoroughly convinced of their vnlre. Among those
n-der worthy of notice. is the German Bters, in
vented by Or. hooaand. and prepared by DR. Jackson.
in Philadelphia. One instance, in particular. in which
the erior virtues ct It's medicine have been tested
has fallen under ohscTvati m During the last
ne n of Mr.. Ahram Crnbill, OF this county. wa
very seriously Affected with Liver Complain, and after
uyng in win, varous lies he purchased bottle
of the Btcr, and after using IT, much relieved
of his distressing maady that he procured aaoher bot
tie and is restured entirely to health"
ley are entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
ing gradients, Away. strengthen the system, and
prostate il.
For sale whole by Druggists in all the principal
cities and retail by othecares and storekeepers in
every town ia the United States.
Sold by D. r. LYMAN, j. II. THOMPSON g. Co,
~. H. SEAY CO., Lynchburg, and by dealers in
medicine everywhere. tsep61y
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GAS! GAS! GAS!

GAS! CAS-! CASE!
DERSrNS wishing their houses fted for burning
l. Gas will find strong Inducements offered by
applying the subscriber. have good work men aud 4
.nre,or stock of materials A G. DABNEY
~ B-AIl orders for fitting up TGbacco Factories
received within sixty days payment will not borequirrd
befoi the lst of June 1855.
inn 7-dts
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JAS. +. PAYNE.
JOEL B. LEFTWIcH, Trustees.
Sale Of Valuable City Property,
MICROBES, &c, &c.


vBNliE subscriber, wha view 10 the liquidation
his debts will offer fot sale hi, residence in tho
city Of Lyncbure the following desirable property VIZ:
The House and Lot in which lie nnw ic.idcs, -tunted
in the vicinity OF D. b. H,vne's John j Wntson.' and
others. The improvements are new AMI of the most
comfortable and substenlal character the GARDEN
productive; the GROUNDS HIGHLY IMPRovED ny
OKS.MESTAL WALKS SHRUBBERY, sc and upon tho
premises WELL OF the B EST WATER in the city,
AT the tim. nn place will he sold all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, ONE CARRIaGk. ONE
WAGos One Saddle and Drat Horse, &c, &c, &c.
After ~ule of nbove, will be sold Twenty Seven
Negroes. consist ing If men, women and boys; amons
them Three Ezceiien TuiuerS, Sererai Stemm0s, one
Pricer f'nd one Tanner who ran be recommended ms
among the best in Satr; One Carriage Driver
and NINE WOMEN suitable for house aud firm
and amcng them .evern cxcelen, Cooks, Washers. &c.
Sale the 26th day OF October, 1884 in
air; ifnot. tho fair dry, and continue from day to-
day until sold. Terms nude hnown The day OF sale
sep % dSwtds II. LOCKWOOD.
EE Republican copy wtds
Postponement
The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, the Yah
dny OF November. LOCKWOOD.
I'D
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Something worth Noticing!

Something worth Noticing!
HANlNG purchased land in the country, and in
Il i tending To 1t, | offer FOR SALE tho
truly vnLInhle place where now reside. 1t confirms
SIX ACRES OF LAND, convenient and comorts Die
DwLIINa Ilouat. GOOD OUT HOUSES large Orchard
of ne1i. seccted Frf Trccs Well of cxcsllent in
the yard, n LARGE GARDEN-cxccled in beauty and
producivenoss by in this country Persons wish
ing purchase such pnoe will please call and it.
9ey,ns-Modevate. GEORGE A. WRIGHT,
oct oS.3t I,uchburg.
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ALEXANDER LUEDERS
FrcscO Work at the Washington House,

hereby respectfully solicit the Ladies and Cen
emcn OF lynchburg To pay visit {" the Washington
House. the Ladies' Paior of which Mr l"i4wlch has
had painted in fcsoo and which have had the honor
Of finishing this day
Relying confidently upon the high degrc, OF inse nj.
manifested by tho citiyons OF Lynchburg, shall
be happy enrn Tint h,vc failed IN the present
instance OF receiving their comm"ndutinns and that
may them in Of their securing 10Y servces.
hut shall carry the finest French style o frcsco
work, while pr.e~ greatly moderated IA 10
insute entire satisfaction to I'LL
~ Each Job executed b, me in this city, shall be "i
dl9crenf pattern and stye
Atais and Prosoienians OF Churches rendered in my
aud every style of Architectural dInv ing and effect
Those wishing their houses decorated. will pie ast
leave their directions with Mr. Lefwich, nj the W'nh
ngton House who has kindly co1sentod To forward er
Ia lnn. oct lS.3trW2w
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LNOR REMIT Warehous" on the Basin Al
i present occupied by Mr.. Fayeue W. Steptoe; pos
ses lion given on the lst ofJenuary.
sep4-dts AMBhOSE b. hUCkEh.
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akA VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND For

m A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND For
.-a- SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust oxecu-
cused to us by Thomas 7. Norman, we will.
on Wednesday, November lstls5i, if fair if not,
the next fair day sell, upon the premises, to the
highest bidder, TRACT OF LAND lying in
Campbell county, containing $50 acres--more or
less situated on Flat Creek, and adjoining the
lands of Elizabeth IL. Clark, Henry Garbee, Geo
Yeuille, &c.
TERMs-Four, eight and - months-bonds
with good personal security, and title retained
till last payment. Possession given January lst,
1885. Acting as trustees we shall convey with
special warranty, though the title is believed TO
be good. For further information apply to Joel
b. Leftwich, Yeiiom Branch, Campbell CO., or
to Thos. T. Norman, Lynchburg.
i 57S i ! = p5 EESSa$SETTHH'c"' Trustees
fV'All persons indebted TO L. T. Norman or
to Moormun q Martin requested to make
speedy payment, as longer indulgence miH not be
granted oct 2-d2taw--ctds
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Fail Of Port Deposit Bridge-Broken down by
Drore Of cattle.
HAvRE- DE GRAssE, Oct. 26.-This morning,
about 10 O'Clock, drove of cattle passing over
the Port Deposit bridge, caused the structure to
give way in such manner AS to render it impas-
sible There were l 10 head of cattle on the sec
ond and third spans when they fell thirteen of
which succeeded in getting off, and the rest went
down into the river with the wreck of the bridge.
OF these Is have broken legs and the one is 9TH
erwise wounded. Fortunately no lives were lost.
The wires of the telegraph lines between
Philadelphia and Baltimore, all of which crossed
on the bridge, were broken, causing an Interrupt
ton of communication until about o'clock, p.
NJ, when the Morse Line succeeded in the diff
cult task of repairing one of their lines, over
which transmit you this dispatch.
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BoNNETs BoNNBTS -
G Is
1ASS

Va - ~
IT ia with great pleasure that can announce tho
Ladies of city aud country, TINT have opene n
beautiful establishment in which they mny only be
able purchase the fashionable bonncts. but h
n great vnrety n other unces numerous ment
in advertisement.
Such has been the rush to my beautiful cstablishm
for the Inst tmce weoks, that have mt been able
form advertisement setting forth the many benutf al
well useful articles that be found in my est d.
lishmen
must say LANES of our city, that congratulate
myself for having succeeded IN pleasing not only
bnt all in the selection "a my goods ind feel pleased
my thanks for their willing and otog ther lbc raj
patronage would say TO nny who may fnvoi u
with order setting forth the colour TINT they n,ny
fancy either in u Bonnet Cloak, ralr Philabui
thn will give them crtrc satisfaction, and protect
them both as o lyle and price should be lnppy to
everybody in my establishment | will take or
pleasure in showing my STYLES Of gpo's any time ;
whether they wish to purchase moi.
| expect fresh supply OF those beautiful Engish
Straw Bonncs and Misses Bonncs, and the DO
tilul assortment Of Dress Caps, made b. Mrs Leoni1
New York Very respectfully,
nl,'
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FOR PRIVATE SALE.

4 VERY fine Harness, Hurse,and Sukey and Harness
n in good ord-r-whch viii be sold grcnt bnr.
gain. the present owner having further for
them. APPlyto
WIN H. NJ JSBY. Auctioneer.
Oct 95th-3r.
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ACCIDENT To Mr.. GUTHRIE.-We regret to
learn that on his visit to Louisville, Mr.. Guthrie
met with an accident which detains him in that
city. His injury was slight at first but after
wards became more serious and required him to
remain several days longer than he intended He
is expected to return about the lst of November.
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THE TRIAL OF DR.. BEAIE.-Phiadelph
Oct. 26.-The trial of DR.. Beale is excitiLg gen.
eral public attention. The evidence for the de-
fence was closed this afternoon with the exami-
nation of witnesses testifyng to similar declar-
atoms made by persons while under the effect of
ether. Attorney General Reed proposed to of
fer rebuttng evidence proving the commission
of similar acts by the defendant but the counsel
for the defense argued that evidence of general
bad character could alone be brought to rebut
evidence of good character. and the court sus-
tanned the evidence.
The argument of the case will be commenced
this morning.
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Orange 4 Alexandria K. Road Company
VINIlE Subscriptions to the Capital Stock of this
L Company, forthe construction of the Lynch
burg Extension, are required to be paid in month
ly instalments of Five Dollars on each share.
BY order of the Directory.
J. w. REID, Seo'ry.
oct 23-eodt dec &thenwts