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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

tVtf' 4 L. Vi h, OF Tie old itiedicai
oOse, silll engssed in eating AL sorts OF Sc
DISEASES, and hereby invites call from those
b5''e been unfortunate in their associstions.-
would particularly invite call from persons
' country who have been given up by their
!! .-is Us idcurable. Cases are few indeed that
, ,-,'' Se S reached by medicine when correctly ap-
n f- .,- HE article known as the CHEMICAL EX.
AL 80 oF FRENCH FLOWERS, is probably the
o7S. lhing now before the public for renovatinx
!'eln shattered by dissipation or ath,r cause g
n Asao and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
"a IA Ia next to certainty. Price 81 per hottie
va. va'1 sn sranklin street, just below the Exchange
'' AZ sud Inst door South OF Trinity Church, Rich
'''lcnes securely packed and sent to orier. with
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= =. r4sfss..,,==.,1 tHEADAhIs,E s,EXPHESs
u =. .s..:s..ss. CflMPANN La Main at hau.

Is ..ssss-'-fses-@r. ECUMPANI, I34 Main st., hav-
Ing resumed their Steamship o
3 ress 10 and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
l,ns by stesm-rs Jamestown and Roanoke, which
New York every "Wednesday and Saturday,
m thrtce by railroad 10 Weldon Wilmington,
igcabafr, Salem, WythevilIe, and the princi pal
sGv' in Virginia aud Horth Carolina, are now pre-.
pad to forward, with srest dispatch and at reduced
lsa every Kind OF Merchandise, Valuable Parcels,
5'gely &c, 10 the above named cities, and all
para the seabosrd
-uI EApress OIL the Steamships will be accompa-
a by special Messengers, who 1ill give their per
~ attention 10 the careful handling of goods Ell.
fed 10 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
4.fes.
n'pPsrs will please take notice that packages to
p tsu Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent by
as'lrf', unless otherwise marked
ht.ht received Gu day of sailing. until o'clock,
'A J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.
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LOVE AND SUIciDE-Mr. High Dillon, of Yell.
we Marion county, Ark and formerly of Leban.
non Tenn, hung himself on the 9th inst bv ans.
penalng rope from weeping willow.
few days previous. he purchased full suit of
green calico, coat, vest pants sud cravat, even to
slippers and spectaeles, and stated to his friend,
thAi ae had been forsakeu by one whom he dearly
ssat him In that manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

SOUTHERN AID SoCIETY.-An unknown gen.
Ileman IN Boston has sent check of 81 900 to the
Treasurer of the Southern Aid Societv IN .ss;s,
IN sending the gospel to the South a gentemsn N at
Brooklyn, N. Y, also gave $500 for the same uur.
p0se .-... : - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

YELLOW FEVER RAGING AT HAvANA-Tbe
steamer Empire City has arrived at New Orleans
with dates from Havana to the 18th. The yellow
fever is raging there and large number have
fallen victims. Several persons have been arrest
ed charged with political offences
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GERMAN CAPITALISTS AND AMERICAN SFCu
RiTlEs-A letter from Berlin, of Jrne llth says
At Frankfort. on the Maine, committee of re-
spectacle merchants has been formed in connec.
ton with similar committee in New York and
with the assistance of an American LAWYER OF
eminence TO watch over the interests of those
herman capitalists who have invested their mo.
ney IN American railway shares, the dividends OF
which are not forthcoming During the last two
years no less than eighteen railway companies in
the nted States have failed meet their engage.
ments, or else only partially fulfilled them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

SohiH PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD On Tues
day last the headings met in the tunnel through
Lsnds Ridge. on the North Pennsylvania Rail
roan rear Seersville. and day light now shines
through the hill The tunnel, which is 2 l60 fee,
l0ag, Is now rapidly approaching Compilation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

IA VENERABLE PREsBYrEhf.-The Presbv terv
New brunswick Was organized one HUNDRED
pa eighteen years SINCE aud though now confn.
10 comparatively small territory, numbers
9ly ministers and about thirty churches with
ane 1000 communicants. The contributions 10
wr'ous religious and benevolent objects for The
yssr ending in April last, amounted to more than
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

FOURTH OF JULY.-Rev. Leonidss Rosser has
consented to deliver the oration for the Norfolk
Literary Institute, and Lewellyn Southgate, Esq, !,
win read the Declaration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

HEAVY BusJNEss.-On the 25th ult., 100 cars
of freight passed the GAINESVILLE station, east and
west, over the Central Ohio Railroad One en-.
gine coal burner, hauled SO cars tive wood
burners 30 cars. Put the trains in one, ana il
would make over q mile in length - Zanesriite
Courier s.s.f
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,RisAt Of Possessios.-- Yesterday morning Mr. J.
Watt left bis horse ON 14th street, 10 eaT as The
post ofhce, and when he returned, found : man
mounted on him and ready 10 ride of Mr. W
demanded the delivery Of hfs beast. at once. but
the fellow refused to yield his clafms, declaring
tnaf ne was the lawful owner, and that Mr. w.
was On imp?ster Ii was soon aseertaiped, how.
ever, fnat the new cisimant was deranged man,
and BY = little percussion he was induced to de.
iver the horse TO its proper owfer and take II on
Habards Washipgfca This much admired
statue win leave this city this morning by the Cen
er,Sd nr0.n :, , ,pr LesiDsion Va, where IL win be
never bad an opportunity Of seeing tho sriziud
rom which Il was taken, IN the CAPITOL
Meetin9 Of Sabbath Schoofs-An the pr..hvt.
rian Sabbath Schools of the eity heh me-,
meeting meet sunday afternoon. It fook place At the
FIRST Presbyterian Church A large number OF
teachers and scholars was in attendance.
Rev Mr. Moore opened the exercsses With pr,yar
All then united IN snging-Mr. Dennison sssistea
oy other gentlemen, leading. The harmony Of
voces, young ana Old, made very sweet music
Between the addresses that followed, several other
hyms were sung. The first speech was delivered
6y Mr. Ledoux, of Church Hill the second by Mr.
Hoge, and the third by Mr. Read
The speaking was all first rate. Notwithssand
ing the heat, which was well calculated TO prodnce
resfiessness the children quiet and attentive
Each Speaker confined himself to a brief limit
Ihis circumstance gave interest and VARIETY 70 fba
proceedings. Eessrs Ledoux and Hoge e. espt
tue minds OF their youthful hearers by relating in
eidents and anecdotes. These they,made the me.
dunn OF impressive and sslutary truths Mr. Read
discussed the subject of Christian union in n man
ner original and profound and yet 10 simple. that
the greater part of his address interested tho
young as well as the old The frsterpal feeling
which be inculcated was beautifully illustrated
The meeting commenced its exercises at &
o'clock and closed abont II The banedicsiou was
pronounced by Rev Mr.. Murkland Notice was
given that similar meeting would be held at the
1 tober = N " w
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SUDDEN DEATHS-The Nasbu, IN u.o.

SUDDEN DEATHs.-The Nashua IN. H, Ossi.
says:
In Hudson, two children of Mr.. Caldws,j ON.
three years old aud the other not year, were and.
denly seized with fatal symptoms last week aud
died after twelve hours Illness The skin was co.
ee1ed win spots OF purple and points indiea inp
lnnammatory action The children had both "a tc %
OF iamprey eeis the last time they cat at ali. and
hypothesis points to that fact rs q probable soln.
ton Of the mystery" "''"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

EXPORT OF SSUFF.-Among the exports per
ship Snmatrs, which cleared at Boston last week
tor Melbourne was upwards of six thousand
pounds of yellow spuff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

ADVISING MURDER The Cleveland Leader. a
jealous Black Republican print, after copying a
letter of Gov. Shannon advises its readers to mur.
der him. We copy its infamous suggestion:
The msn who, acting as go vernon of terrific.
ry, would send such al answer to such a request,
is scoundfe, and deserves to be shot like q dog.
He is WORSE than even Stringfellow. We shall
neither be surprised sorry to learn that the out
ragged relative of one of his victims has sent him
leaden messenger There would be precious lit.
tie weepipE over such an event"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

EPECiAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
NEs% Petersburg, Richm0nd and all places in Vir.
'I''hl North Carolina, intended for shipment by
f.lsaps Roaaohe and jamestown, will hereafter
se.ged by the ADAMS kXpRESS COMPANY.
@a' the authorized Agents 70. Express privileges
Desc ships
Vla5 OF the New York aud Virginia Steamship
0~}4ly. LUDLAM y PLEASANTS.
Ai-s loa.4.
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J. MONTAGUE. s.c,y' aeS.

poWn oWns su " ThOsE CHEAP WIN
ht ~ ~ SHADES, Only SIT cents. 10 he nm
't' t@' following low prices. Tor one w,ss n,, un
.,,E 5E'ehd'capes, alc, worth 8 .25: Light Shaa..
s6sal' 'oquets, only 5oc, worth s So, Solrnu1
w. a. ~, well worth ~; Gilt Shades. ~
n siisS; -; Table OIL Cloths; Bureau and Sta
s. =. ".c'hs aad patterns, from 25c up.
,Insh Inss stock So Of Dry Goods, Hosiery sid
..os' sc; White do Dsms,t 1--WE - VA Linen a
q, .Ssi.S 1--WE @ 10 cts-wiih q great maoS M ~
'Sscts .os. VA ~ pc sold Of cheap Call soon At
zup Al. GOLDEN,
T. &. s,ot.t bfosd st., between Sd ana III.
'H sac,. and peddlsn suyplisd st Ma
rnx ~
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OFARNIkItS.-

gvfARNEhs.-We have the axency for
oafielF' Improved Reapers, and would be rlad
-'H any VINO may be In want of,s Reaper. o.
lHeni to be superior to any now In use
BAKER & PLEASANTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

Il t0Cox FAhiNA AND BAKERl
Cd .s6 20, Both admirable articlss of al 60
e'syalsscent: for saie AZ " a'et - se
'AAIAlLE's Drug sed Chem s,ars
'Ail ,jsws,o Corner 4th sad BrosAss
40, 't' cera Starch. for puddinss, q
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LARGE STOCK OF DHs 1;010s


NELLihG OFF 1T COST-M w ROSE
y bfosd street, Richmond, Va, With view IN
~ ms BUSINESS, will ell FROM ts, time To tIe
'sy OF August, his large, varied aud beautiful
DkhSs AND FANCY DRY 6OODS
C"AE The goods then remainips an hand will
I.oseo Out st public auction
= Pei'ohs desiring to purchase Dry Good. of 8
quah'y Will here find suifi icie ent inducsment
ah Investment, as hs intends te be yery AZ.
sIS ana wants 10 save az niuei expense as
" W II not wholly. avoiding tho auction. he
tT,i r,n.l Sna examine for yourselves.
G nt s'ots now occupied by me will he fo,
SCI Ihe lst OF September 1t is q, exern.nt
~ ioI diy goods store, for which purposs II
-oupiea by NE for upwards Of II yesrs,
NJ. " ROSE.
MFtIhf OCkHULDEks eK TUE
,BpnNSnAATs' HMM INSURANCE CONAN. or
a. - W Notice is hereby given thai un3.T
oh ,s', oi the Board Of Directors. adonrS loa ,hs
All, =, tne following 'eqaistions are ealed for
az ,ssS ou OF before The days mentioned " io''
20 per Share on the lat July
a8 =. 18th July, and
3ist Juiv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

CHEAP BREAD The Boston Ledger learns that
several spirited gentlemen are about to purchase
site for large bakery in that city, where the kinds
of bread III common use will be manufactured. and
sold 10 the public at % per cent below the rates
generally charged by bakers. The scheme also
includes the establishment of retail shops in every
ward in the city, and, in particular in each of the
principal market places, or i'll their close vicinity,
where the public may have the readiest access to
the cheap food the company will supply Que of
the prominent plans adopted is the determiua alton
to be contented with five per cent interest on the
money Invested, and throwing what overplus
there may be into the size of the loayes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

Anemlx at Assassination Cor s1annsn abous 70 re.
sisn-Kansas az place to hire Ia, &c. So :
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INSTANTANEOUS CURE FOR CORNs.
i RIlNIuNS, WARTS nnd llefar mad EniIs rrn u.

INSTANTANEOUS CCRE FOR CORNS,
BUNlONS, WARTS and D.fornsed Mails eyadf-
Gated i,ithout any pain by and easg method =
DRs SCHULTZ surgeon Chiropoaist, Irom L.ndon.
respectfully Informs observation-disclosures Of Richmond and
its vicinity, that he completely eradicstes soft and
hard CornI Bunions In all their stages either in
children adults. IN u most expert manner Also,
Toe Nails which hava grown into the flesh restored
to their natural state, without giving any pain.
DR.. s. may be consuited dsily at $50 Main street,
opposite Messrs. Kent. Paine Cos Ladies snd
gentlemen can be waited upon at their own resi-
dences Fee-$ for each Corn.
From the many testimonials Dr. 8. has received
since his arrival ths CITY, he copies the following
From James Lyons. Esq.J
aDr Schultz has been employed to treat some Corns
at my house. and l believe he save relief without
pain, l sylas4ss JAMES LYONS
June 4, 1856.
from @. Vim, Esq)
Dr. ScHULTz the sklful Surgeon Chiropedsf.
from London, Ensland has this day extrscted several
soft and hard Corns sne Buuion, without giving sny
DR.. q. ~ o. WINN
June ~. 1876 A = jeg- Inns
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II This must be mistake of our corresr ondent, as
Gov 81 In speech at St Louis, has d. nied his inten-
non to reaign
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

EOR SALE.--A very desirable FARM
L q miles from the city in ose of the best neigh
borhoods in the country. he house is new and Inc
land is very good The growing crops the fines, in
the neghborhaod The tract contains 142A acres end
will be sold upon yer, sccommodstins tsi ms of cash
ans credit, other property exchange For furth.
or particulars, apply to 'ssss ~.
lie 28---6t G0DDlN APPERSoN
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HOTELS.
-..,nI,,nyELL HOUSE Main street Eyn I,

l,~.--..,TYIL HOUSE. Main strees, Lyns.n
tNORN E. q. xiii open on ths lat day OF July, 1870
HYDE s;. ,s:. hssif % pi.e. . sss i
,.Strgotsg .,h csJ ,hs hest modern buih boteis
Is iooaH. ioo,o, will cont.in every necessary eonve-
,snes foi aofort suited the tastes OF ali, and
essrscss, vi. W. IN IN. country nv 3o-d&cIm@
u---..,, ~ ,I{tTEI.. Matn street. staun-
d 4 AfioNaa;.-W. ]. HUNTER l. CO., Pro-
,ri,ssf. r,hp. will always be in read.ness at the
~ 40 ~, 80, 70 tske passengers to and from this
ssIrosd DepoE my s. 6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

DlCUT,, EXTRACT of JAMAICA
GiNGEk --Tho.e desiring an article thai can be
Ieno upon ann one wnch possesses all the valuable
ana matter ororher properties of injurious ten
anncy, so common to the ordinary pr operations usu
my soc, snDn'a be particular to only PICOT5
fUhE EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, which
double the strength and virtue of all other
preparation of Ginger, and hsod a. the low price Of
cens per oottie so ast place it in the sach of all
liePa5eo oy T.. j. PlCOT,
nr,r
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r. sTRAUs l. BRO.

MILLING BUSlNESS...The Milling Bu-
1t1 siness heretofore conducted under the firm of
b. T. E. s. TALIAFERRU, at our Flour Mills,
will in future be man ssed by rs.
Office corner of Cary and llth streets
10 2--lm DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

/ 1GHrNlNG CONDUCTOnS.-1m sea
- son for securing buildings aeainst the efeets of
lightning s as. advancing, and it 10 important to
select such invento will give perma.~n secu-
ty II is. above all things to be considered that the
SALAMANDER LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS re.
Gently invented by R d. Dwyer, have met with uni
versai appreciation among scientific men and are now
being generally adopted by all persons interested in
tie securit1 of their buildings.
These Conductors are furnished in t,,is citv and tha
neighboring counties. by CHARLES A. SCHWAG-
ERIE. samples IN be seen at the Picture Stora
of J. V. Sunberg Main street
REFeREEs-.Mr Gill. City Engineer; and Messrs
Lybrook. West. Exeil Pensacola ir a2.6ts =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-01

WILLIAM JURGENS has located in this
w city, and will be glad to receive orders from,
gentlemen desirous to have their houses PAINTED
FRESCO in superior and elegant style, at MIR. o. A
Strecker's Apothecary Store Terms moderate.
10
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hKf NiOUDS..--GfeAtr reduction q prices,
- Now n the time for all who wish save money.
oelng anxious to reduce stockas much possible
by the first of August we offer great Inducements to
Ladies who may be in want of Ernbroideries Spen-
did striped and Plaid Silks ut 62ic tn 81; Black
silks for Dresses at s7a, worth 81 z5 Robes at So
worth and -; Fiouncs Robes, Brillianes, Jaco-
me- Lawns, large lot Of Ginghams at 81 and upwards
SILK Parasos at 10 cents aud upwards hssaris Silk
Mits and Gloves of all kinds shirtiug and Sheetine
very cheap. 10 wide. Any person desres to obtain
good bargains are invited to call early at the cheap
sto'e before purchasing any where else. Remember
No. "a, Main street.
ie 2S-l2f* gTRAJJS Z pRnS
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HVUSEAEEFlNH HAkUWAKE (4jT.
IL LERf. FANCY GOUDs, &c-Irtendinp to
discontinue business, and with aysw to clo,ns nn va
speedily possible. shall sell from this day al and
below cost, fine and large stock Of Taba and Pock.
ct Cutlery Silver plated Ware; Britannia Metal do:
House keeping Hardware; Japanned are Te ,rrays:
Papier Mache do Wood.ware; Willow.were: Mats:
Brushes and Brooms; Bathing Apparatus; Water Cool.
Combs; Soaps Looking Glasss.; Ice Cream Freezsrs:
Gongs Refrgerators Work Boxes; Fsncy and orher
articles. je 28 r NJ ZIMMERMAN
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RVNNEfs RIBBONS: PAKASOLs and
- FRENCH EN- EMBRUlDERY.-Will be opened i'm
my large sales room up stairs this morning direct
from New York, large assortment of Bonuets Rib.
bons farasols 70 cartons French Embroidery, em.
bracing gensr assortment of rich and desirable
styles At private sale only to the trade for few
days.
!. ie "a :. ALEX XANQEp NCTr
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A NCHOk BOLTlNG CLOTus..-A full
"A supply In store and for sale by
CLARKSON 4 ANDERSON.
No a..
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DUkE FRENCH BRANDY AND PORT
WlNE-For medical purposes; for sale at
BATTAILE'S Drug n Chemical Store.
Je 25-f Corner 4th and Broad sts
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-20

has been broken above the knee by muskst ball,
and Maj A. GiIlis. We have rot had time to collect
list Of all the killed and wounded. This will pro
badly appear officially.
The victories OF Massaya and Granada have put
we expect period to the fighting in Nicaragua.
Those who attacked Granada we're not natives OF
this country. They boosted during the night they
were San Salradorians and Guatamalians, and that
being such, we might as well lay down our arm at
once, as they were unconquerabe.
We blush to add that there were white men
among them whose voice indicated that the United
States of North America bad been disgraced BY
giving them nativity.
The march to Massaya, spending the night with
out sleep, fighting all next day until morning,
marching back, and gaining such splendid VIC
tory at Granada, is, probably, the greatest test Of
American endurance and bravery that has ever oc>
Cured
In the same paper of the same date, there is an
account Of the horrible murder of four non-comba
taut American citizens at Granada, by the enc
mics of Nicaragua, which we are compelled to
omit
The Nicaraguense of the 18th, says further:
Qua ENEMIES DISPENSING Intelligence, on
which we rely, brought into Granada this
morning, states that the remnants of the Allied
forces are preparing TO withdraw from Massaya
They are sending their sick forward to Leon, and
taking other preliminary steps for a speedy evaeua
ton of Masssya. This is now, with them matter
of choice; if delayed few days, We are under the
impression il would become a stern necessity.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-20
DR.. JOHN Ill. CALENDER,
OFFICE WITH DRs KELLY & NADDIE.
No. 30 CHERRY STREET, UP STAIRS.
sHERIFF,S SALE.

arts nFNHn - Jas " Fctts e. a.
DY virtss Of crit ~ rrad. e directed. art De-
ID Fered ron the Hon7rznle CREST Conri o. pAV dsQa
cognJy, grnnessee. ~ IL 6erteher Terra, 1855 ga en-
pose pahe sale 70 Tie highest htdr iar etsh Al The
coar YAd gate IN the city Of Nashys. o7 Saturday
the eeth dAF u DsceateF 1856 al TIE rgAt title, eian
interest and wheh Jas v. Fels thea bad. ~
" q beHg part Of Lot No. y IN hzch whitcsees
addisioa g. The t5Nu az Nashville co Jact street, VA y
ing he4ReSn shs part a The iSt shk senseysd
~ lpo p. krsia - RaBh tnshss kUd ChH ste hhess
ss0nae s4fet 1ackson see fapnas back ~ feet, ~
rrgtsrsa IN he Registers efef ~ bavfea Cssnyi n
BOOB Ne =, psxs s0, bsas leEied the Propsry q
lsHaea " Fsia ay Ainlgaent rendered "a iAFuF 81
JNo X E1aTSps0S.
n4t2s-wH b L y. GlAseoeK. pepeu shsgsl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-20

NAUTILUS MAoHINE.-A late New York
paper has the following in relation to this
machine:
The BoTToM OF OUR RIVERS AND COAsT are TO
be explored hereafter with as much ease ss the
surface OF land end water Fishing for pearls,
for sponges, for lost treasures, for sunken
wrecks, for all things that lie beneath the WA
tiers, Is now made not only safe but CERTAIN
Tie Nautilus machine is 40 fiction and no fish
story. Yesterday il was tested at Glen Cove
in tie presence OF hundres of our citizens,
some of them Government agents appointed
for the purpose, many OF them scientific citi-
zens, aud a number men of the sea. The
voice was unanimous one in favor Of the
enterprise, and the machine is capable Of any
kind Of work. Ii IS alike wonderful for its
simplicity and It's power, and for each alike
As the crowd gazed upon il in the Cove, and
men and women tested il by descending 10 the
Bell for % feet 10 The bed Of The river, We felt
how true Milton il when he says:
The inssntioa sn admired and each hos he
To he the inseassr wished. easy il seeacd,
oacs toand, St ye. anioand most wsud have thought
lmFczEihla.
Bgtso lis with most inventions The Nau.
illus is 10 save q world of labor, and prove q
blessing IN many ways. Tire Bell 10 use yes
terday Is 20 be sent forthwith 10 Eagland,
where. ia a single piece Of work, it viii save,
we are told, more than 100000.