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Rend the Truth about 0ur Turf Oil.


rmga sleigh ride this winter past discovered my horses
IL and the skin of place large than my hand from
rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf OH, and in day two he well Another case
A mule which working my dray became unable to
walk. ON eNamong his foot discovered a nail about two
inches long the head My driver and the ncghbors said
he would be good for nothing drew the nail out inserted
apiece lint and your Turf Oil aud him 10 work at
aud from that moment he has not lost hour but Is good
also horse badly snagged the outside of
his thigh places about inches deep and four
inches wide from which he stit day Your Turf
Gil applied and brought them out entirely sound II
truly of the greatest remedies for have ever
known and have lived drug several years Dse
this as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove 4 Co j. II. WEISIGER
For sale by STROTHER * WHITEHEAD,
dom Ivnchburg
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DETWEEN RICHMOND AND N. r.

1DETWEEN RICHMOND MD Y. .-trrsr,
~ WORCESTERSHIRE JAMESTOW n, ssSls4lsxxssss
The T. :. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com.
aud Capt. LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New York regularly
SATI RDAT AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, for Rich
mon1 She will take any freight to or from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER.
NOON AT 4 o'clock, for New York.
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring 10 take this snip here have
a State Room secured by addressing by mall.
~ The ROANOKE, Capt, SKINNER, stops at City Point,
where will land and freight Both the
and the Roanoke and land passengers City Point
aud Norfolk. lUDLAM a WATSON,
lnnrl q hmm Nn
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THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN TO
LYNCHBuRG An RICHMOND.

Fare from I4vnchburg Buchanan. 80
klchinoni.
From lynchburg GharotiesVic... ............ 81
I'D Packet Boats will leave
buchanan at 8 A NJ, and iynehhurg a73 Z. NJ, Monday
Wednesday aud Friday and IN Edmond second day
alto o'clock \. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving aclburg Mt y p NJ
reach Scoesvlc at lO NJ next day ana arrive In Char
loosyle y L. NJ Leave Lynchburg for Buchanan and
Lexington 81 A. NJ Monday "Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive ut L ii.
From aynchburg Riel mond time aud distances in
card bel w:
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AND SIMMER GOODS.

- Fancy silks and SIX Robes,
Plain Black silks all qualities
Berage Organize and Jaconet Robes,
Thre5d Houston Lace Musin aud Lawn Sets every Va
: fmbre striped solid and fancy Mnnslin de LANES.
Parasols Umbrellas Corets. whalebone steel aud reed
Skifts .
Organize real French aud other Lawns full assortment
varying la price frou, l2i to - cents - -
For sale by JAS A SIl"i'Eh "
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ltREAE NORTHERN 4 n - -, rls.s..ss.ssfll
IN SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE Hssst sSdss-s..sSsssy
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via Y iliGINlA CENTRAL AND ORANGE 4 ND Al.
ENANDRiA RELATIONSHIPS night rain Broa
Street Station clock allowing 10 passenger
from the Richmond Dsllo railroad for supper
lIuS free Of charge
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond to ordunsv he IS
Gordonsyilleto Washington by Orange and Alexandria
Kairoad 3 70
II ID. WInrGOMB Sup Trans portation.
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ctfully. J. z. BONDURANT

CHESTERFIELD April 10Th, 1886.
hsas Ddpc C0--llayng used your Turf OH aud finding
II To be such tue medicine thin it due that
should know it, My daughter about fell tho
rocker chair and and bruised her thigh muCh
assumed the tor' .t boil and became very had
aneed by ply but that did relieve it, Ii became
running and continued for nearly years. tried
every medicine could hear with oIaet until |
duced bottle Turf Oafter using bottle
I'D haft entirely healed have used II for Other
and found the benefit You at liberty to
this AS on think proper. S. CIlALKLY.
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N take pleasure IN announcing to friends, aud all
others may of something superior In the
OF Table Coffee Spoons well Dining and Dessert
Forks made and plated with pure silver, that
received lot Of the above goods from tine best
ufaerer will be pleased sell them al the very lowest
prices The patterns very desirable aud ho qualiy of
the A. No l. Remember the house
may pts sILVERTHORN Gift.
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A IFKED y. LEE, EOrwn ~ and 4 ON mis-

IFKED =. LEE, Forwarding and Com mis-
~ SION MERCHANT ON the Dock, Richmond Va
Thankful for the liberal extended to last
have made arrangements to increase the line of Boats
ming house, that boat will leave other
Sundays excepted) BY this arrane shall be able
put goods through two days than heretofore and
nearly they by the s. s. r. r. and at much less
cost.
My charge for forwarding Tobacco is cts per Box and
80 HID which includes Drayage and Wharfage, when
there necessity for dayagc. The dayage and wharfage
from the Basin cts. Box and H. cts per HID The
Lock Tolls charged by the james Rhe kanawha Co for
passing TO house cts Ton about ct Tor Boxes
and cts per HID Having these advantages of location
willing for reap the ene ind charge only
fair far my hoping thereby command larger
business.
My personal attention will be given to sales of produce and
purchase of goods on Commission. A. S. LEE.
ilIN 2lts
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MERCHANDISE. &C.

DALE COTTON.-Oar stock Of Bale eeuo"
i now full and complete, comprising all numbers Ieh.
ys 10 fourteen II you good article al the o"es'
,a.rs =, orice civ. ms a cali NJ HuLLINS a CO.
eats
NHORE Of those Madder g.awn.ns lss cents per
yard worth Just received and TOT ssls cheap o
cash. by lay 4tl gNo . ~ -. -.
T1ENTs, PUMP BOOTs.-.J"ss nj hand fro"
tho Manufacturer the best quality Gents hne al lump
Beats Please examne them at SLApsh' o.
ap 27.is
GLOVER sEED.-uOO Bushels prime si"-
- - LEE. JOHNSON co.
N..W .plsNt. 1900 y sn2i"r
u a 20 are now In receipt Of their spring and summer
ST. ~ Stane and Fancy Cao1s Contractors, Planters
nd rarpers W IN dnd suited 10 their
waits offered and determined 10 sen an
a. anv other House as call from purchasers be-
~. bnytngs JAMES A. STlGLEH co.
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naoKs NEW n00Ks.


u EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST.
WARRANTED CURE, AND 40 DANCER fROM EXPOSURE
COLD. Price 30 per bottle
Eatd According 10 ct Of Congress II, the Chs Office Of he
District C0Hr the Eastern District TDYiad By DOph
d Co, RiclmORd, Td.-JO size.
READ TIE FOLLOWING.
Come To store get pamphlet aud read certificates
of performed by the Turf Oh certificates truth
or own respectable and respected citizens and Others
here HON refer and you doubt value
medicine One worth a pound of
other known Try 1t and you will be satisfied
ThuE IuRF OIL--Read the following aud our
store and will tell you OF many others who been
cured.
RICHMOND, Nov. II, lS5i.
Messt Done 6CO-Gontlcmen:- used portion u bottle
OF your Turf OH which you very kindly presented with
aud take pleasure In ing that found it eectual in
moving eruption OF the skim which had been praetsed
upon several years by ply scan without receiving
least benefit also endcd friend Of who
TOT months had been annoyed by similar eruption
the skin and he informed short SINCE that
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, T. NJ. LEFTWlCH.
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RICMsa0ND AND nOsrON LINE -.-sces

These vessels the first class, built expressly this
trade and superior accommodations
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fled trade and who will spare accom-
mudae.
They will be towed and down the river by steam and
be relied sail promptly advertised Merchants
going ordering goods from Boston, will find TO
their ship by this line, only regular line
freight will always be taken low by other yes.
sells and every effort i'll be made by the agents IN Richmond
and Boston 10 give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope - succeed in obtaining full
share of patronage,
The vessels Will lie in Richmond at the Dock Bos
ton at Rowts Wharf
DAVID WM crRRlE, Richmond ,.,.s
ALLEN u WELTCH, Boston, Agents
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yI,yICE A WEEN HETWEEN

ruNWlCE a WEEE< BEL w ZEN -.
J. BAL1lMoREAND RICHMOND, by steam. asAEEN
BELNIDERE and PoCAfONTAS.-rhc -N-e
STEAMER BEINlDERE leaves Baltimore every s AT'rR
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning. ies~rs III M
MOND every TUESDAY AT FERNOON for Baltimore.
The PoCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning leaves
RICHMOND every SATU RDAl AFTERNOON for Ealtf
timore
.Shippers to Baltimore by these two Boats he
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
marty LDDLAM & WATSON, Richmond Va.
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N-OwIuN a. ALEXANDER,
Mn1n street


LfNcnBUHot Va.
OFFER FOR SALE 4 LARGE AND PARIED STOCK or
sUGARs-New Orleans, Cuha AMI Coffee sugars Loaf
Crushed and Powdered do
COFFEES- Crop Rio, Old Government java aud La
guvra Coffee.
sAIT-Asaton's Fnetary--hled In clean Sacks
PLASTER Mountain fIasief-Ground and IN Lump ,
IRON-Country Hammered, Rolled Iron, Tyre Iron Nall
Rods, Band, Oval, Horse Shoe and every Kind
Iron.
sTEEI-Blisiered. tnst and Shear steel-all szoa
FLOW MOULDS-Wo keep IA supply always on hahd
LEATlIER-sola Upper and Harness Leather.
BALE COT1DS-Ati numbers and szos from Southern
Factories
HTANO-No Peruvian In quantiiiesi To suit purehhsers
TEAS-lmpcrial Green Teas aud Black Tca-al quantities
MoLASSES-New Orleans and Museoy ado Molhsses.
LIQuORS-Fme Old Whisky Apple Brandy, Rum, French
brandy. aud fine Liquors OF all Kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico GottoI Batting Blankets Linens &c
Iquorcc Cases and Sweet OH for Tobacco Manufaetu
all invite ha attention of Planters and
Country Merchants old established stand ON Nam
sred Lya1hbnrg
sell Commission, Bacon. Lard Butter Country Lin
ens Tobacco Wheat Corn aud Produce generally aud solicit
consgnments mm26 dtets
4 EATIuER.-A IRrgc lot Of Upper Leather,
j just received and for sale by -
dec lists FRANKLIN " Bltol Hf.t
ltIANO, S.UNANO.-jO Tons Of No. Peru
IL Wan Guano. Persons purchasing Of US may alwaysrey
getting but the genuine article as sell no other
For sale on the most accommodating terms by 800
mar laS NJ 1IOLIINS co
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BIG ISLAND, Bedford county, Va, Nov. |, 1851.
Hessrs. Dare Co GentlomeniI used about fourth
Gotto OF Turf Oil the back of horse the
back amost SAW entirely place large my
hand and this single application Il only applied
entirely and permanently treaty surprised the
quekness of ta curay properties, aud think prompt
aud eleaoous than any thing oftho kind say, and
have sold thousa Dis Of bottles other preparations for similar
IMPOSES
Respectfully. J. +. BONDURANT
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NEW GOODs. sOODs-. aREArAT-

~
~ IEACTIDN-N GIGGEkilElMEK Respectfully
calls the ofhs aud the public gencray to
his we'll selected ct Nn spring and
Sidpt and Fancy Dry Goods.
In calling buyers wish to state that being
business have extended aud great
y store making II ot the largest and most
city Having thus enlarged my house
my been much extensive than
ukun with single The wants and tastes al tho
people Those Goods cordially nvitodauN
before purchasing elsewhere aud assured
they Will hnd assortment good and prices As low
III IN any establishment In the Old Dominion
NATH l. GIGGENiIEIMER.
Opposite Tanner 4 Asher aud door j. NJ uobbs
Lynehburg Va lap Ads
Rpu
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XsRs.ENia sNEsAsHSN<. MAGMsNE.-We
are now engaged in making large number these Ma
chimes for the Harvest of ls57 experience and
success for several past with The addition of very
important improvements. satisfied that will be 10
Ia turn out machines To which aud will most
unqualified endorsements The advantages claimed
Tie Virginia Ihrasher others general are the
lowing s Its great strength and simplicity 2nd abi
~ to do more work than be performed by four
horse machine 3rd II is portable and easily hauled two
horses 4th We have also succeeded in
hersoforc been Obj ct0nable, necessity tor
great speed ON the of the horses machines being so
geared MS TO accomplish motion with speed In r
We give of the man, testimonials favor Of our Ma
chimes: ~
AMHFRsT COUNTY. Va 1875
MfSsRs. II. 5 WH1rrENoKF BEoTurl- Gents. Tho
fonrhorse Power and Thtaher pure YOU in uy
last proved most excellent machine. rasle about TWEEN.
bushels and have given the entire satisfaction t ali
nave thrnshei Tor. The from Thoroughly
eesed OF grain than by any other hrashr have ever seen
anu the grams are less broken have worked
horses and once with only two; is surprising win
what ease the machine is worked Yours respectfully
,,-,, tHoS w JONES
we WIZ also furnish Rcapcrs and Mowers dT,rru kinds
smear propeller straw Cutter superior machine Kick
NS tees and Inc MIL Flows Grain Cradles Wheat Drills
&c, Ac at the l.ynchburg Agricultural Works
ma cots Successors TO II \ Wb',,o,nara :, ~,
HOPS! uOPS.!-slops of the hest ou,u;,x .,,
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PIW III sINDIESOF HIXNCHBU Rd1.-Dcn-
Il MS 81 BRO DYERs Richmond, Va, beg To inform the
citizens of Incbnrg that they prepared to execute
description of Silk Cotton Woolen d. eng Clean
ing well be done in New York elsewhere We have
machinery and the best OF workmen and
antec satisfaction patrons Merno silk and De Lain
dresses dyed fashionable colors suit the of the
Shaws every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shaws d arle crimson other coors equal to import
ed Vce dyed equal Silk dresses cleaned and Grease
wine stains removed We tend do work equal to
any establishment the United States aud respectfully solicit
the patronage of the citizens Iynchburg and vicinity Gen
tlemens Garments dyed and cleaned look equal
DENNIS Il BRO,
J. W Hines Franklin ST. opposite Mctopoli-
LII lIInlan 4 IlIs
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JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.

N-OTlGE.--n ,oa want 10 purchase "a nnc
~ Watch. call on siLstHTHohs t1Iff they give their
attention watch trade and the experience they
best importing houses nj The north together
with their present facilities Ia the watch trade, Will enable
them 10 do by any house in Virginia Beside.
all their watches to perform TO the satsiae
aud in the event of trouble In this
connection, they the spot Their present stock OF
watches large and well selected Remember the House.
sILvERTHORN A Cliff.
s-Pariieular attention paid to repairing inc watches.
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Hlhs %~=H 'i'''' - N'N'' :
BOOKS. STATIONERY. PIANOS, &C.
IlARPEH's nAGAZHNE,
i Iarpers Story Book,
Cooley Ladies' Book,
Peerson's Magazine for August recciyeda,
july - u q hORSEs.
WRAPPING PAPER.
w Manila Of various styles,
Straw and Pamleaf various Sizes
White Paper for Druggists Hatters &c just reed at
A RHsDs!EMENT Of 'hc Debate. 1" Congress.
~ from Is9 to 1856 from Gales Saatons Annals OF Con
eress from their Register OF debates and from the official re-
vols, ready The above work viii be furnished at o.
LESLIE fashions also received a. above, for May
a11ts G. MORSE.
NEW HOOK, NEW BOON-By Rev. JOHN
~ n EDWARDs-PAYNEs CHRISTIAN have to-day
received Random Sketches and Notes European Travel la
leJ6 by Rev J. Il. Edwards price 81 Una 2lts
UDsANOs, PsANOs.-Pnyne a Christian have
just received two Of those beautiful Pianos
featured by VIM Knabe Co, Baltimore. We will sell them
at their prices. Call and see them before purchasing.
NTsRGINuA sGIUsTWATED, containing "a
Visit to the Virginia Canaan aud the Adventures OF
Porte Cray and his Cousins Illustrated by Porte Crayon
Little DorrIt complete zoe, received at MoRsEs
Jy lots
NEW noOKs, NEW ROOMS
~ ieonl III Monaia and other Poems by Jas Barron Hope,
My Last {, osc or where and what saw, by
a. W. iIabersham l. =. N,
Poems National aud Patriotic, by g. w Cutter.
Annogaidon, or the L. \. In Prophecy by baldwin,
Villas and Cottages by Calvert Vaux,
The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett
VIVA, or the Secret of Power, by Mis-. Sonthworth
Henry Lyle, or Life and Existence, by Miss Marrya
Marrying too Late
a Pilgrimage to III Mednah and Meeoah by Burton,
The Two Lights by the author Of Struggles for Life,
Review OF Campbeism Examined by NJ II. I.ard
Germany, It's Universities Theology and Religion by Schof
Philosophy and Practice OF slavery by DR. W. A. Smith,
Hansiofd Tale of Baeons Rebellion, by Saint George
Tucker OF Richmond, Va
Gannibas Ali, b5 Gsorge fitzhaBh,
Wythes Pocket Dose Book
nllp of poy tie pi,iu nv lar itY
BOOK OF Public Prayer prepared by the reformers
Calvin, koS, Buecr and others, for sale by
ap gifts PAYNE n CHRISTIAN
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S,NUOWD's LvCONICE.-s,ichL icor,cc.
- 70 Cases Assorted Liooricc,
20 Baskets Sweet oil, Tor sale by
jcl3h NOMBiN a ALEXANDER.
fuyO THE PuHIIG-Who will bear ia miud

that have been doug business n This C) nearly eight
years During this time have made effort or prrtence
whatever offer Stock Goods Cost Suffice 1t
offer the Whole OF my stock of Fancy and Staple
Goods strictly Al Cost foN CAST commencing on Monday,
10th inst continuing until the whole Of this valuable
meni shall be sold cut the above mentioned terms.
JOHN ABRAHAM
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TNs.1.tSSNA ARE OF VIRGINIA MAN, -
I'll la UFAGpGRErhe subscriber solcs orders for e9 u
RilH all kinds Glassware which will be sold Hlkg
s21 Northern prices, delivered at any point in Rich -"
mond, free of charge. by purchasing in Richmond dea
will the of freight well the breakaSe In
transportation Catalogues will be furnished containing arti
res and prices Any kind Of Glassware made order
Short notice and ON the most reasonable terms.
A. s, LEE, Agt
for the Manufacturer
- ntab,, ,n1N
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mar BITS


l. MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS AN,
DEALERS IN GUANDsAND AGRtGIITI'KAI -, o. "a
MEMS PETERSBURG VA-produee eonsigumeris slir,iad
10 John NJ Otey, DR. James Saunders aml Alor i,'e
tucker, LyI chbnrg; Thomas Wallace Hon John De
K Mcwaine VIM. T. Joynes, PETERSBURG. "a .rvct 2u
dale, uaXalI& Co. Richmond TIOMA Az nIs ans
JAS. X. BRANCH
y j. I.t,,
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Once south side Il. K. Coz
PETERSBURG, May %, 1851 s
SIMMER SIAEDll.E

I'm and after Wednesday June 3rd 1851 the Mail and Pas.
~ scnge Train will leave Petersburg daily Sundays
ceptcd) at o'clock A. NJ, arrive nj BurkeNo uncton) at
10 4 NJ and at Lyuchburg at o'clock T. NJ Leave Lynch
burg O'Clock A NJ, arrive at Burkcvic unclion) Il
o'clock, \ NJ and at Petersburg Mt o'clock, L NJ
M AlINIP slnerinfcnlent
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visit To the Virginia Canaan and the Adventures
Porte Crayon and his Cousins. Illustrated by Porte Crayol
Price $50.
Little Dorrit complete 50c. received at MORSES
~ lots
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lNOR NEW ORLENNS.-Nirgiuin nud I, ou,.
Siam a.inc.-Ftrst Packet sail with dis. ~prs.s
patch The superior, fast sailing double decked 9-SEaN
and copper fastened schooner, "EII.EN," IS Captain
JAMES STEWART loading and will sail above For
balance nffreight apply
DAVID & WM. CURRIE,
Richmond
P.SShippers by this Vessel will get their goods to port
ofdestnaton freight cheaper than any
other and in less time Insurance be On
the best W
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Long handle straw % - aud 50 cents piece
Adaannc Candies 80 81 aud ~ cents pound cheaper
" Orleans Moasses Portland Syrup, Rio, La
guyrn and Java Coffee No Mackcro aud New erruss do
Scotch Herring line quality of Tea, Soap Of different quail
aud many other arteles numerous mention, which
be found at the family Grocery Store of
APT j II SOLOMON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-09
Persia.

The military power of Persia, with which eoun
try Great Britain has just gone to war, is said to
consist of eighty thousand infantry, drilled by Eu-
ropesn officers, and composed in part of regular
troops; numerous, but undisciplined cavalry; and
artillery, which Ia said by English travellers them
selves to be 10 admirable condition and practice -
The Brl;lsh expedition against Persia consists of
nine first class war steamers. twentysix sailing
transports, and six thousand efficient troops which
have sailed from Bombay for the Persian Gulf, and
as many more which have left England for the
same destination. Herat, which has lately fallen,
is said to be the gate to the high road of travel and
commerce with Iadia, and England cannot permit
1t to remain under hostile influence Persia, thus
far barrier between the Russas and the English
bids fair 10 become the theatre of conflict which
W III decide forever the mastery of the East.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-09
The RELIGIOUS Herald,

The Religious Herald" the valuable and il.
fusuta' organ Of the Baptist church. in this city,
entered upon its twenty sixth year yesterday
Tue Rev. David Shaver, as announced some time
snce, has assumed editorial duties in connexon
with our veteran contemporary. Mr. Sands and
A. NJ. Bailey, Esq, "ho has for twenty-five years
been connected with the Office, will have an equal
interest In the Herald with the other two partners.
Mr. Bailey IL practical printer, and gentleman
of high character and fine intelligence, welding a
really pen and fluent n debate. Mr. Shaver's salu'
tatory Is brief but gracefully written. We wish
the paper and aIlconnected will it great SUCCESS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-09

little girl in Watervile, Ct more than year
it came out of her knee.
The snow at Santa Fe, at the last sdvices was
deeper and more general than it has been for ten
years.
The funeral Of Father Mathew, In Cork, was at.
tended by fifty thousand persons, and the bishop
and seventy priests officiated in church.
Col WA. t. Smith, prominent citizen of
Lyrcbburg, Va died recently upon his estate in
Mississippi.
DIR Robert Campbell, a well known physician of
Bedford county, Va, died on Sunday last.
Huntington, the New York forger, has been put
At cabinet making il Sing-Sing prison.