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Letter From the West-Wages and
Costs If GsiiR2 There. dr.
rconrkspoxpENcr OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY plsrArcH.l
BELLS PLAIN, MINNESOTA. Tuesday. }

! rCORBBsPoNpENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCHI
BELLE PLAIN, MINNESOTA. Tuesday,
sept Sth
After spending a week in Petersburg, aud day
each in Baltimore and Annapolis. on Monday, 3lst
August we started for these capes. ] promised to
tell YOU the routes the cost of trip, and all that,
and will comply. Nor will thi, be unimportant,
since there many rival lines t. the Great West,
and many rival lies told travellers for their
spcctive benefits. Your most direct route hither
will lie thus: Alexandria, via ttordonsyiIle, and
thence TO the. Relay House" 9miles from Baltimore.
At the Relay" you will see a thousand advertise.
ments of almost many lines of travel, all ter
minating just where yuu want to go; and the
traveller is vcXed to know which il the best You
dare not ask anyone, for each line has it's paid
agent present, with his eye upon You. and anxious
In recommend his line, which, perhaps, is the
worst
relied upon the reputation of the baltimore aud
Ohio X. X. Company, ana accordingly bought my
tickets of their agent, through to Chicago, via
Cleveland and Toledo. which cost me- for first
class. Sl"5n, and for second class. $500 baggage
checked through. (Note--I started from Ealti-
The price Mt the Relay is about 81 80
more) On this road there are two through trains
day; the morning train is. think. the best
though the traveller 10y the other has the best
scenery. Gou will arrive in Chicago in about H,ir-
tgsiL ho"rS. perfectly delighted with the Cleveland
and PittsburS Rail Road, which is undoubtedly the
sweetest road ever travelled in my life-as smooth
as glass, fine coaches, aud rapid time. One has No
thought of" Jordan" there.
in Chicago. that great city which has sprung uu
as If by magic, You spcIu some three hours, which
you will find qnite refreshing, as we'll on account
"f II good breakfast, as for the rest which they af
ford. From this city also. there are many routes
to this Territory. The best and most direct is by
Chicago. st. Paul aud Fond du Lac Rail Road'
through Prairie dn CHEN. At the last mentioned
place you change from the cars to the steamboat
where you will find the best accommodations and
excellent fare On account of the latter one whose
gastronomic propensities are strong as mine. re
grets that the whole trip is not made on the bnat
Your ticket, from Chicago to St Paul, with baggage
checked through, will cost you 81 %, and you vii
arrive in about SO bOurs The trip from st. Pau
to this place-50 miles distant--may lie made over
excellent roads in half day at but little expense
Thus yon see, one is carried through from R:lti
more to st. Paul in about four days and a half now
and at a cost in all OF about $40. When the new
rail roads in this Territory completed, the triI
may be made in three days and half for abou
$50. That's RAPID, isn't it?
In my next, will cndcavor to furnish some &c
count of the country, people, habits, &C. Till then
;idieu. Yours truly, TOMB
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GUIDE ron rRAvELsKs AND oTHsRs.
RAILROAD LINES.


RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND 20
foNAc RAILROAD, going North, leaves twice every
day fSunday evenings excepted lat 6aS Ocik, A. NJ,
and at ~ o'clock r. NJ for ns Potsn.o river. where
. steamer u taken foI Washington, thence by Rail-
ROAD 10 Baltiss.,re. &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. going North, leaves this cit y
twic9 aaiy, Sunday evenings exeepteh) nj O'Clock
A. NJ, and Ia o'clock p. NJ, fer Gordonsville where
they connect with the trains OF the Orange and Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore. &C.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLH-Leayes Richmond at
O'Clock A. NJ. and connects with the South-Stde road
at the Junction, at Is o'clock A. M, Sundays ex
cepted.
RICHMOND AND PsTMsBURG-Leaves this city twict
every day, Sundays excepted,) at 3oclock A. VI.
ami ass o'clk Z. NJ. An accommodation train leaves
here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday ct
o'clock A. NJ.
FOR NORFOLK, 30.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. Ssm1 Barnes
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
and the GLEN COVE, Capt. John Davis, every Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 55s O'Clock
TOR Norfolk and Portsmouth. touching at all the
regular landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK, &C.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening, ut O'Clock, for New
YORK. touching ut City Point and Norfolk TO receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning, AT
II o'clock.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, 30,
BY the steamships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday. stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers
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go, Apprenttces.

7, .,near. that the experiment OF African up
,.,a.,,, 40 called. for the West India islands,
~. hsen fully Inaugursted, The first cargo num-
nnrtno 2as. has arrived at Guada'oupe by the sh'p
phrnir. Two ships, belonging TO the same own
sr, Regis. of Marsctlles, were about to sail from
that port for the African coast to obtain additional
supplies. II Is therefore no longer question that
France has revived the slave trad" for that under
the name Of apprenticeship this system one OF
involuntary servtude, cannot De denied. ihe'e
are none but slaves in the region "here 'hese "iT
prentces are obtained, nor II there we're arc '"ey
s.n.hlo ~ making an intelligent disposition Of
,hsI, ..,,io.. and II they bad the necessary intel
,,n.,n. ,hsx wopld never make such bargain as
th., nroposed By the Messrs. Regis. 1t remains TO
b. ...p whether England will follow the example,
and n m whether the United States will remain
with u, hands tied by treaties which other parties
al
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The New York Tribune predicts that bv tho frs,
or middle Of next December at least one hundred
thousand persons In the city Of New York will b,.
out OF employment and nearly out of means. The
ship yards in New York are nearly idle the found
ries but half working aud the great clothing stores
doing very little Ii is stated that women have re-
Gently come to New York from places three bun-
dred miles away in quest Of work from the elo,bin
stores, only to be turned of with none and com.
PEELED TO beg their way home again The Tribune
adds thst places have looked for servant girls for
eoue sne past soon servant girls will look earn,
estiy for places aud be very glad to find them !,
10 predicted that soup houses for hungry Iabor.rs
who can find no labor will be wanted before Inn,
sty The journal Of Commerce is of opinion thar
winter lowered upon the Isborina classes If M.
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Murder--Reyival, &c.
scorrsvmLr. ALREMARLE o.. N. Scnt .

ScoTTsvHLE, ALBEMARLE Co, Va, Sept. II
Our little village has been the scene of 10 little
CONSERVATION. within the last twenty.four hours
owing to the preparation of a most brutal murder
by James Carroll, boat builder, formerly of Rich
mond. The unfortunate victim was Robert Brown
Ripley, who is said to be man Of qniet DISPOSE
ton and industrious habits. 1t seems that the
two had been at card-playing and that Ripley had
won from Carroll IA dollar, which, Carroll finding
he could not get back by fair means. jumped upon
him, and clencbing his throat with his two hands
literally choked him TO death. Both it is sal /
were slightly under the influence of LIQUOR. The
moment that the fatal deed was committed Car
roll rushed home and exchanged shirts owing 10
little blood that had stained il in the struggle
Carroll has wife and several children residing
here, i'll an almost destitute condition Ripley
leaves wife and children in almost helpless CON
dtion. This is the only murder which has dark
ened the history of ScOttsville for 30 wears Car
roll was arrested and remanded to Jail
There has been quite an extensive revival hero
within the last two weeks. About 30 have pro-
tessed conversion, and the meeting still going on.
Mr. Attmore who is stationed here, aided by kevs
cranberry and Chambers, has conducted tho ser
vices. g n II
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hr' James Ward, OF Chicago, who owns ,srgs
number oil houses has been to his tenant, and re-
daced the rents, in view Of hard times about TWEEN
~ per cent The newspapers are handing around
.'e name OF this man with a soul, and want to
AnoN who Will 80 and do likewise. Mr. Ward, we
.pprehend need not expect n very lively eompeti
.,Un ia his singular mode Of Staying up trea-
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10 YOU WANT TO GET GREAT

kGAiNS.-lf so You must go to LEVY'S
a. ne Is selling the cheapest goods in the city Lin
Sn Hdkts at &c; Chemisette5 at 6lac Embroidered
Cambria Collars az l2lac; Fail Style Bonnet Ribbon
~ 2oc, worth 2jc; Ribbons at &c, worth ac Nice
tambric Collars 1T soc: Black Elastic Belts at I2bc:
Fine Grass Linen kfs at Z5c, worth sc: Gentle
mems Coored Bordcred Hdkfs (al pure linen) at
3, &c, worth SIC; Gcntlemen's Fine French Wove
Shirt BosomS; BlaCb silk Velvet Ribbons, sold very
low just to hand lna peCess MORE Antique trimming
10 be sold at half price, large assortment Calicoas
at l0c worth 2i3c; Hemstitched Hdkfs at 25c; yard
wide Bleached Cotton at l0c Remember that the
place for bargains is at the old established store of
JACOB A. LEWIS,
Ga NJ u Nu;D straat
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PRoTRACTED MEETINGS are being held
in various neighborhoods in this part of the State
and the people rejoicing at the abundant
Yields and abundant good health with which they
have been blessed. In New Kent, it is said. the
Methodists are having an interesting time; and
scores of persons are deeply impressed with the
Importance of religion.
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CoRREsPoNDEsCE.-A hostile correspondence has
ensued between VIM Davis White. Esq, of the
Bedford Na) sentinel, and &. W. Latham. Esq, OF
Lynchburg. Mr.. W. asked for meeting outside
of Virginia and Mr.. Latham replies that the laws
of other districts being as severe as yrginia's he
declines leaving the State. but will await further
communications within its borders At this point
Mr. White publishes the correspondence which
probably ends the matter.
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convention met at GAINESVILLE, Arkansas on
the lith inst, 10 devise ways and means to omen
wagon road on the 35th parallel to California.
There were lis ceaths in Washington during tn.
month Of August.
The chemical works of Potts & Klets near Phil
adeiphia, were destroyed by fire Monday. Loss
10000.
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0DD FgLLows.-The U. s. Grand Lodge of Odd Pel
lows net in Baltimore Monday. Reports from all the
States and Territories show the institution to b,
as stationary owing to local causes" In NORTH
Carolina there are IL lodges. with 400 members
and in Tennessee 100 lodges. The receipts of the
Grand Secretary last year were over $4,000. PC
VI. Geo. W. Race, elected last year, took his seat
Authenticated Rev j. ID. McCabe. of Virginia Grand
Chaplain, and A. W. Fonte, Of Tennessee Grand
Marshal.
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Early Rfstnv

hhshSh philosopher says he never knew s.
MAJ " rise 70 eminenee who lay in bed Of
late, may trot ali day but never ne VINO rises
hsss nevertheless, the Boston Post ..a az Duet ~,
bs1sss that every man seen runntns .,,.ps To- -,
snssm az dny'break every morning, viii rise ' 10
ssirsnes, OF bs successful In business ~ '''' !"
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Inc London correspondent Of the PHILADELPHIA
inquirer says the Rev DIR, Tying. of New York. had
preached IN London, where he bad been hersIded
a. the greatest Of American Episcopal diyines II
sbs - however, that his style was not an accent
~ =, IA, M, hhghsh taste a. that of Bisbop NcCar
A'y' Of Michigan, or Bishop Meade. of virpinia of
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Tgg ALABAMA POISONING CAsg.--The Montgomery
(Ala.) Mail, from conversation with grandson OF
old Mr.. Frazell, at whose house the dreadful poi
soning recently occurred in Pike county,
Ala, is enabled to make some corrections of the
account given of the affair in that paper few days
since
Only four persons died from the poison, viz: old
Mr.. Frazell. his granddaughter and the overseer
wife and Chd The rest were recovering. The
fuur mentioned above all died before the morning
OF the next day after taking the arsenic The negro
woman had not been burnt, but had been sent to
Troy Jail. The spelling Of the prisoners name Is
Ka:niski. instead of Comiska. lie Is SAID TO be Il
Russian.
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COUNTRY PHYSICIANS viii snd .

1 ,OUNIRl Phl SIClANS will find D
large and choice stock of perfectly fresh and re.
liable medicines selected expressly for country phy
sicians, family aud plantation usr; chemical and
pharmaceutical preparations of our own manulac,
lure, nFlde' strictly in accordance with the L. \
PhaImacopna, of full medical efficacy the same as
are diSpens d by the subscribers in an extensive
prescription and physiciaus business and for which
ne ' lrglnla Mechanics Institute awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM at the late Fair
Also, the choicest PERFUMERY. from the most
cetehr%ted American. English and French Perrin
merS; Toilet Soaps, Cosmetics, Fancy Goods Combs
brushes OF all k nds, Surgeons Instruments, and a
full assortment of all other articles in the Drug line
for sale at 80 ~
'LAIDLEY ROBINSON'S New Drug Store,
Sc % 4th and franklin strs Richmond
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LUCRATIVE BgsINEss.-It is sale

LUCRATIVE BBsINEss.-It is said that
there now in this city at least three men who
are realizing handsome incomes every year by
buying and selling old iron and copper. They de
vote their entire energies to this kind of traffic
and as hedryas it may seem, always appear to have
hight hearts and well filled purses. There
of others who trade in old rags and broken glass,
Wags the world.
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HANDSOME STABLE.-Earnest & Ruskell
have completed their new brick stable, on Wall
street, aud have it filled with fast'horses and fine
vehicles for the of the public. Their building
is admirably adapted to the purposes for when it
is designed, and will prove convenience to our CT
items and strangers
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ny- DUNLOP, MoYCURE 4 Co. ask the
attention of dealers, to the Auction sale Of Sugar,
Mulasses, &C. commencing at their ofiica, THIS
MORNING, at IL o'clock. Sale without regard TO
weather. Sc 2-lt
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The merchants of New York have held meeting
and appointed committee to raise funds relative
to the sufferers by the loss OF the steamer Central
America aud reward the rescuers The sum of
t3'1oo was subscribed Monday, including 3 900 by
the steamship company
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday 22d instant in the First Presbyte
Church nv Rev T. " Moore, D. d., DIR. JAMES Z:
MACON. of Oskaloosa, Iowa, to Mrs. MARY SUSAN
BURTON, of this city.
Hanover to Miss JOSEPHINE CRUTCHFlELD, OF
~; cir
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RAILING NEEDED.-The Eastern porti-
80 of the State Court House needs an iron railing
around it to prevent persons from stepping off and
Gripping or killing themselves. The inIprOveme mt
would cost but little, and would add materially 10
the appearance of the pOrtico.
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THE DISPATCH.
MORNING ... SEPTEMBER "a. u
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements for the DTSPsTcB must oe "'a'
FL In by SIR O'Clock in The otle'toon IN of"ei - "p
PEAR the next day. The heavy pressure % - -
tlsements upon the columns OF our paP''
admit Of their reception after the hou' "S"'0"
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TIE STATE GUARD, under Capt. Dim
mock. was never in better plight for duty than at
present. Iiost of the members are young, active
steady men, who pride themselves their soldier
|. appearance and strict obedience to orders.
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Ray" VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SocIETY.-Mr. W. G. YouyG is authorised to call on
members of the Society in this city, and receive pay
ment Of their annual dues. He is also authorized to
initiate newt members. The subscriptions can
be renewed by calling at the Office Of Messrs. Hill
Rawlings
sc 22-2ts CHI D. WILLIAMS Sec
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DRESERVE YOUR TEETH-ARREST

DkCAI.-UUW DENIS DENTAL FLUID far sn-
rercedes any dentifrice III use 1t preserves the
toothache. and imparts delightful aromatic fra.
GRANGE to the mouth and breath-is used and recon
mended daily by the most celebrated dentists and
physicians As far superior to any dentitrce in use
recommended by DIR. Peasants, Richmond; DR.. Ear
~, Lynchhnrg; DIR. Cosby, Petersburg DR.. NJ
by all Druggists. "a ~
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EXHIBIT

EXHIBITIoN-The Exh. bition Commit
tee of the Virginia Mechanics Institute, will hold
a meeting in the hall of the Institute this evening
at half past O'Clock.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS IN NoRroLK.-The Citizens and
Merchants Exchsnse Of Norfolk, Va, have con.
tributed s29Il5 10 the relief of the rescued pas
sengcrs Of the steamer Central America. The How
ard Association gave 500. Capt. Johnson of the
bark Ellen has received $4,000 from the owners OF
the Central America and $4,000 from those of the
passengers who escaped with gold about their per
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CATCHING DoGs.-Oficers Johnson and
Chelkley, attended by several net men, made de-
scent upon the stray in the street yesterday.
and captured wagon load "f them. They also
gathered up number Of ''porkers." who had ia
ker the public streets for pen, and will sell them
ut auction, for the benefit of the city.
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A CARD.-Finding that cannot dis
n pose of my property without sacrifice, have
concluded To continue the manufacture Of sap and
Candies in this city. heretofore. l would ask ths
attention Of my friends customers and the public
generally, to present large and superior stock,
which am prepared TO furnish AZ ths lowest mar
ket price.
Grateful for the generous patronage which have
received for many years hope 10 merit continu-
ance thereof by strict attention 20 business
EDw. M0ADAM-
u. ST. have for sale some three on fhur hundred
bushels OF besI quality soap factory ASHES.
2l-d r. McA.
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F9~ SEE the scientific produ ;tions of art TYLER
Co exhibit at 1879 Main street. See the kenesses Of
prominent citizens on exhibition at their doorway
The best style Of portraits for 80 cents Go in and
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Damages r0R SEpuCTioN.-At the session of the
Washington county, Va, Circuit Court in Aiding
don, last week. the case of Miss Miller Price,
for seduction, was tried. The jury assessed the
damages at $4,000.
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EIpE At CAMDEN.

CAMDEN, Pa, Sept 2l.-The chemical works OF
Messrs. Pott and Keitt, at Cooper's Creek, Camden
were destroyed by fire last night. Inc loss Is
heavy.
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Tur.ras-To-night the drama ot NOD roy,
with Mr.. Bass As Baltic Nichol Jarvie ana the CO
medy Of "Katherine and petruchio," with hr. ias'
Tor and Mrs Phillips In the leading characters, are
to be represented at the Theatre. Mr. BASS was at
once taken into public favor Mondey night, for his
artistic careful and refined rendering Of "Sir Pc
ter Teazle" He is genteel comedian, Of the first
water. aud cannot fail to draw full houses.
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Rs TWENTY-FIVE Operators in the field foul
morse establishment, and 400.portrats taken daily al
1879 Main ST. TYLER 4 Co. still triumphant
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Still throbbng in my ear
Handed in by only sister.
ES~ Richmond Wing please copy.
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD.l
A. Richmond, Sept. ed, 1857.
WORDERs No. 81.
IL Assemble this (WEDNESDAY) evening, 2Il
inst, at 8 O'Clock. at Mnssrs J. & G. GIBSON
SHOP. corner ofCary and6 streets, for COMPANY
DRILL.
Every member MUST be present.
s. I. BAYLY, Captain.
'. J. FORE, Orderly. So 23-lt#
HEAD QUARTERS GUARD
a OF THE METROPOLIS,
IN September %. lsj7. J
Il The Company will assemble for DRILL
s NIH Ri Stat A GeIoct on THIS wednesday, EVE
As this Drill is To take the place Of the regular one
on Thursday night, it is necessary fer every member
10 be present
Ky order of the Captain.
Sc 23-It II. G. PRICE. O. s.
4 ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS
~ memhers Of the new Company will attend meet
q ing of their Company, at Military Hall. THIS
IL Wednesday EyENlN!A at o'clock, promptly
rs the remainder OF the oihcerS VIII be elected
By order of
Capt. WIN. 7. TRUMAN.
WIN. W. WooD. o.. 5. Sc 23-n*
s sss's--sy..TsI FOR LYNCHBURG.-Ca-
$500 nal Boat NAPOLEON, will leave for
LynchburG Thursday, oath inst. For freight, apply
ut Shed on Dock street, III rear Of old GaS Works,
or to se23-2t A. $. LEE
,zEss-ssT:I:5Sk FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
EszzE.assS1zz LEAVE THURSDAY-The Canal
Boat MERCHANT, Parsons. CAPTAIN, will leave rs
WI Z. COX, at the Shed,
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rs GREAT REMEDY PoR SUMNER CoMPLAINrs.-
70 all who are troubled with bowel stomach and
summer complaint, would recommend DIR. SAN
FORD LIVER lNVIGoRAToR, as an article that can be
relied on rs speedy sure and effcacous cure. Its
action is to the cause of the disease in place
OF Checking ltWith5ut giving permanent benefit
The nyigorator, though gentle cathartic will in.
stantly check the most violent darrhRa until some
eighteen hours afterwards when the cause of the
complaint is carried away, and no more discharges
follow.
Dysentery in its worst form rarely ever fails to
yield TO treatment OF the Invigorator when taken
often till the discharges checked and rarely ever
will there be any further discharges. after taking
regular dose, till the operation of the medicines
which almost invariably checks the disease and
cures the patient. Should one dose not give relief
there will be no danger of taking second or third
till relief is found
BENNETT. BEERS 4 FISHER and ADIE 4 GRAY, agents
'oI virginia So it-ddcw2w
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ESy~ SPECIAL NoTICE.-The attention
of the public is asked to our sale OF Furniture.
Plane &C. take place at the residence OF the Rev.
H. S. Jacobs on Mayo street, this day at 10 o'clock.
sept u. r.. b. COOK 4 Co, Aucts
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InrRovING.-Snrcrintendent Pearce is

IMPROVING Superlntendent Pearce Is
steadily at work gravelling and improving the
walk-ways in the new part of ShockOe Hill huryinc
Ground Everything about this lonely city of the
dead wears neat and tidy appearance, and the
manager seems to spare no efforts to keep it in
proper condition.