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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.


The river continues to recede. There are about
81 feet water on Harpeth Shoals. Weather hot
and dry.
The HartsviIle and Maryland from Paducah, and
the DR.. Robertson from St. Louis, arrived on Sun
day.
The Nettie Miller departs to-day for Paducah.
The DR.. Robertson, having abandoned her trip to
Memphis departs this afternoon for ST. Louis THIS
will be excellent opportunity for sending freight
in tFat direction, and for passengers to get pleas
ant voyage to the metropolis of the West.
Interesting TO Mechanics and Manufac"
GuTers-ThIrd Annual Fair.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee
and adjoining States, are reminded that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition of the Mechanics Insti-
tute OF this State, will commence in October next
in this city. The annually increasing interest map
ifested in these exhibitions, and visible advantages
resulting to exhibitors, well from the dissemina-
ton of important Information among themselves,
as from the great publicity which they thus ena-
bied to give their business renders it certain that
the approaching exhibition will eclipse in magnif-
cence and interest all its predecessors.
Copies of Circulars, giving full particulars, can be
obtained at the Mechanics Institute rooms, College
street. opposite the Sewanee, or by addressing the
President, WIN. SToCKELL or Secretary H. K. WAL
KER June 25-3m.
ID
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
REAVER pAM SPRINGS.

A re In Hickman county, Tennessee, q beautiful,
II clear small creek OF pure and living ater IN densey
shaded grove where the air Is cool AID brscng and
IN waters equal not superior 20 ia the toutE
wing +. sulphur Springs all differing Materially
CnA 6ate and of tie and coolest fTcestone
In The world Taking all things together il is considered
competeat Judges 70 be Of the very hrst Watering
places in the United States Beaver DAN forty miles
of Columbia. Nearly half Of the road is turnpike
the balance the best dirt road Ia Tennessee. from
waynesboro "a only about thirty lies eatt and frOm
Perryyle about the sAEae distance. Good hunting and
hshng BY, snd the very best Of Brandy Rine
Cigar, for table And purposes Billiard Tables
Mae Pin Auss, and smaller games Cor exercise,
health and pleasure fnvahds and pleasure are
paTtienlaFy ard respectfully Dvited Wal. this place
We authorized 20 refer % Kew A. l. r. Green Russell
Honston James Ellis, K. ". bFosh. aud Mashi ~ Ten
Meredith, Of Nashville nearly every nan, and
child Cllubia aLd Aaury county RI EeF-Jaz. Otey,
p walker Col r. q. Looneys and Dsccan - FseFson
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

Bargains!! Bargains!l
W. A. 8 J. G. McCLELLAND
RE Offering very large and desirable Stock Of staple
"A and Fancy Gooas, al very refused Proes for cash
buying th market Woald do vel %
anime their stock, great bargains nay be expected
Rich Dress Goods.
Elegant Floanced and BAyAdeIs sks; Striped and
Cheeked d. Eouneed, Printed AID Ptae AarrsEes Rieh
MasHns, Ae.. greatly reduced priocs. Past ssys
BaFsges, Ac-s greatly below eostl
Nantes, ShaWIs, sc.
We are oEeFns Mantss, shasls and seaFh very cheap
b close-
Table Lnsns Napkins. TOwsis. Linen shsstinga, ssay
Amy4 LgEeus, Curtain Damssk1, Aattnss and ~ 80.
81 Staple 6coss, very cheap large los OF "a "iA'
MEIROPoLIFAE STORE
Ea.hvgas Jslv II bIk 81 College street..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

MORE THAN PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18

Let those buy now who never bought before,
And those who always bought now buy the more.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-18
NOeEEKaea.ae LOEteg'V.

HAVANA PLAN LOT Terry!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06
Interestin9 { CEREMONY.

The solemn aud impressive rite of confirmation
WAS administered on Friday evening last by Bishop
Meade. in Christ Church, Rev Mr.. Webb Rector;
on Sunday morning, In St. Paul's Church, Rev
DR. Minnegerode Rector, and on Sunday .vening,
In St Johns Church, Rev. Mr.. Kspler, Rector
Bishop Johns, \ few weeks previous, confirmed a
large number in the Monumental, (Mr. Wood.
bridge's) and St. James (Mr. Peterkins) We
fud In tho Enquirer the following account of the
confirmation in St. Paul's:
sT. PAuL's CHUicH.-INTERRsrIrGC CEREMONY.
The mony OF confirmation, at Bt PauPs, On Bun
day last one of the most Interesting, solemn and
imposing witnessed in his city. That capacious
and beautiful church was fl lad to oveTfowins. by
one of the largest and most respectful audiences
which ever assembled within Its walls.
After the usual services the rites of confirmation
were performed by the venerable Bishop Meade. oil
an address, characterized BY great elt quence anc
feeling. DO referred, in appropriate and nerited
terms Of praise to the excellent condition OF the
congregation worshpins In that church, and to tine
happy results If the Christian lsbos, and active,
slespess zeal of their present anisbs able and sc-
eomplished minister. His labors, and those OF bis
preaeees.ors had been 80 well rewarded, tns. tns
taken place In this city for IA years Nearly hity
persons, embracing the youeg and the beautiful the
gifted and accomplished, the old aud the mldde
Church, as members Of the congregation at Saint
PauPs
The scene around ths crowded church. the den'e
throne Of kneeling penitents. the venerable aspect
of the bishest functiopary Of the church. the deep
reversntia attention Of the vast CONVERSATION the
clear voice nd eloquent exortstons Of the Bishop
made the scene of profound interest. To sight 70
full Of all that good and holy so cheering to the
heart of faithful minister, lofty in Its te achngs
to those who witnessed it, we turn with pleasure
from the paths of political excitement and ambition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06
Tn. Chamberlain. and EckeI Trial.

The commencement of this trial In New York
will once more call public attention 30 the grand
TRAGEDY. Il will probably cast into the shade all
the proceedings of the anniversary week, inciu-
ding the abolition societies, to whom notoriety Is
the breath of life. Fred. Douglas and w. L. Gar
rison have no earthly chance of competing with
Mrs. Cunningham and EckeL
The case, however, loses something OF Its in'
teres. from the general impression that the evil
dence for the prosecution Is to put the
accused in any jeopardy of conviction. The be.
lief that they are guilty is almos. universal, but
they have contrived SO cunningy to cover up their
tracks that it Is impossible for any jury 10 pro.
nounce the testimony against them conclusive Oh
their guilt A more daring murder has never oeen
committed. 1t is astonishing that in that room, II
that time, and upon that man. . powerful and de-
termined man, such . crime should have been
even attempted, much more, attempted with sue
cess, and without detection, without noise enough
to disturb the other inmates of the house and with
no bloody tracks from the scene to the apartments
or the persons of the supposed murderers
If such deeds as this can be perpetrated in the
dwellings and lodging rooms of New York, in
Rooms lighted with gas, in public streets, at an
early hour of the night, it is not to be wondered
At that sense of insecurity is 30 general and tha'
private citizens arm themselves for self defence
against robbers and murderers. To add to the
perturbations of such . state of things comes the
new police bill of the Black Republican Legisa'
ture that in all probability two rival police es'
Establishments, each denying the authority OF the
other will leave the city without any universally
acknowledged jurisdiction, whilst rogues and nur'
derers will have high holiday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06
The Weather.

The late rains are beginning to impart to nature
a new aspect. A delightful succession of showers
has refreshed the earth, aud given it a new, bright
face. 1t shone out gloriousy yesterday. All na-
tare, animate and inanimate, looked glad and
hopeful. The wheat, the newly sown oats, and
freshly planted corn in fact the crops of all kinds
and the garden vegetables needed soaking rain
aud now they have received it, are making q
beautiful and vigorous start The tobacco plants
1t is to be hoped, will grow off rapidly, and the
chinch bug, which always suffers from heavy rains
be worsted by the copious showers. In the hour
OF necessity, when the air was filled with croak-
ings, and when dependency, almost despair sat
upon the faces of the agricuturists, aid is inter
posed, by that Power which holds all our desti
MES in the hollow of His hand whose favor dis.
penses genial sunshine and showera and causes
the grass to grow and the earth to give fruit to
man
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The White Sulphur Springs.

1t will be seen from notice in another column
that the White Sulphur Springs has been sold to q
number of gentlemen of ample means, and distin'
gushed for their public spirit and enterprise A
new era in this famous establishment, will now
commence, which will make i. in all probability,
in five years, the most popular watering place in
America.
We learn that the new company, from which sc
much is hoped and expected has been already or
ganized. A +. D. CLIFFORD is President, ALLEN
T. CAPERToN Secretary, and Ro. H. MAURT
Treasurer, with efficient Directory Mr. Gift
ford is of the most energetic and practical men
we know. Aided By such colleagues as he hae, we
are sure that nothing will be left undone that is in
their power to promote the comfort of their guests
and to give the locality beauty and grandeur " or'
thy the world renowned White Sulphur Springs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06
A CARD.

feel It right, In justice to nysef, 10 state that
the presentation Of my name, among the noml.
nees foe the Senate, ct . meeting Of . portion Of
the American party. which was held at the
African Church on Monday night, was without
my knowledge or request ! fully appreciate the
kind motives Of the gentleman who made the no.
mination, but had announced to my colleagues
In the Legislature, year ago last winter, and to
every one with whom have converted on the
subject since, that at the end Of my present term
my private affairs would compel me to retire from
the Senate. had reiterated the aame decision to
various gentlemen, who have of late desired me
to reconsider my determination. AZ the use Of
my name before the meeting, in view Of the repre-
sensations have constantly made, might appear
singular, 1 have deemed It right to publish this
card. o. P. BALDWIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06
New Steamboat

We are pleased to learn that contract for thu
purchase of = new steamboat, to run between
this city and Norfolk, in connection with the
Curtis Peck, has just been completed. The com.
paDy, disappointed in their first purchase, bave
bought another and superior vessel, the Glencoe
boat larger than the Curtis Peck, only two
years old, and which, in point of speed is said to
be without rival among the proverbially fast
craft of the Hudson river. shs will be brought
on as soon as possible; we hope in time to take a
load of Richmonders to the Jamestown celebra,
ton.
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E-,T DAILY DISPATCH.
-..~~~S.y lIcruins, May q, Iso~.



a~>-~~~~ actors and Actresses
,..d with sone attention INC '.'e
-. ~ Rev. DR. Bellows to the memo. =.
discourse vrof..siou In New York. ana wnas'
''e W.T. -. ,houeht of the argument IN oens" oi
ev" my 49,. ..nnot bu. sympashize with hi' pic.
49,. If the tolls and sufsrings OF ''A's ""o Gu.
.,,. "a much Of the words cens"re' J's may v
-h,m with proper encouragement sna 'y.p~us'
.,s a.s.rve lis highest praise. Inc ahusion'
Y.u.-s n the sorrows, and worse, the IN
-. :, which actresses are sometimes suo
=. honor to bic heart. They bring back
~ -. ,h,c aud beautiful picture Of Beatrice Hal
-, ,n Cooks splendid novel, the Virginia Co
s;.rs- Every manly bosom burns with r. sc
- ...a;rc the prosecutions which that lovely and
n,ble woman suffered from Mr.. Champe Eff
ham. vet there Is 10 real life many Beatrice
rursued. worried and tormented by creatures
having none of the highbred grace, the courtly
manners. the personal honor and indisputable
yalor of Champe Efingham. There are misera'
bic loafers in all large cities who seem to think
that actresses are fair game even for the most des
picable sportsmen, and that they fly so low that
the yiles. hand can bring them down win the
most vulgar missile. We trust that, if the inserpo
si,ion of DR. Bellows produces no other enec'' "
will enlist public sentiment in behalf OF tue nun
bier and often defenceless members Oh 'no Via
matte profession. His words of advice 10 ih"h~
sers. upou this subject, are most pointed ana seA
s,n.b,c and for the sake Of humanity ano
mercy. to say nothing of justice, we hope they
may be needed by those to whom 'ney are @o'
drosspd
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gRHOIAL H01InRa

80 Mcssr.. Editors: Wen &c iss, m -..c
I t12sa,u O. me know Nothirs Amsre!r eat
wing psrfyof this city. hiss bsep b.S = ~ .sd
Gao Cnurch which consissed OF sbou, ~. tas ahd-
ana nihe'y.hve pereons, "ai told Of vhtsh 1nsfsd
vas soou, twenty Locofoees and bows AZ nmsmesr
Eeiors. tney bad stormy time OF Il +, mssss.
u Gde OF tbs Church flor Ii was thu,s.Ma,eesa as
neh,nfne hts Gil fury sb,vs psJ In r..sss sod
speeches males" some were VERY slonsS ~ atees
very low" but the nomination was - - sac sms
Mssgrs editors, came the tug of w.," ~. tosn,
shsutd, and who should not Be- nomin,,ss Who
Lesissfure; and after q short time N. 'oI MS
nropped, and three gentlemen wers a.r's,.a nsr
mated And new, Ms.sY Fdi,ors ths,. ~, . oomi
men l1ominate5, are good msn-aII 6,1,s 7 ht,
y, H. Madison and Monros Wards and here y, D.Ins
i've In Jefferson Ward have not a r,nr.. sho
rom IL, provided they elect thsir nom nss. awe
sure they shiLk, or ought to think We hsvs .m
pc man In our Ward to represent a. ~ rh., L. s's
tnsirs ltistrus. that we live at tbs 1--we, "a 80
town, but claim II a. privileges to hsy. ons =. saa
sentative; and do hope that unsstir, ~ .mh'pls
zsns will BE- eailsd and n inmate C.nda,t ae elti-
asn.:e and Houss of eegates not IsttirS s.I ~, tns
and nroe Wards have the Repr.,sns,,;,s. q,
theJ shon d eject the gsntlsnen nonin.,.s " W
DAY night Are one hundred and n,n.,, e. 'a'
Eve hundrcd pers rs &c say 70 thirty two n ,h;.
fo1r hundred voters who sh.ll bs vour Rsr,...,
tlve'l NO, Msssrs Editors W. tbipS d;g.r.nsIr
'tfFsnSON WAKD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06
gPRClAL NOTICES

- Fresh enpplics 81 Beautiful HpvinS
0oops By Steamer esd Express We are receiving :
soyerdd Ylouscsd SERGE Robes
DO DO Grenadne DO.
M do Jsconet do.
Rich Cbiats Printed Berssss
gup.r Bsysdere Striped silks
Extra auslity White Ard Black Moirs Antique
Elegant Black Striped 0renadins
New style Bsysdsrs Love Has
Pyrenese shawls new article
Superb Lses Silk and MORE Nantes
RsaI Point Lsee Nantes and shswls and Wells
And great variety. Of other NEW and HANDSOME
Gods. which have been purchased BY one cf ouI
couoern st lower prees than ranged earlier in 'hs
se.sou. Every article in large and ehoies stock
OF Dry Goods will b, sold at the lowest marsei
prices for cash. or on shsrt time to puoelaa' custom
ss -. y..au..
4 full supply Of Cloths. Cassimnres and ssss'nss
u.bI, Fable and Bed Mneus; Plantation tooos, Ae
ii'o''' PRICE WATKINS,
mvs-6t Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06
The National Hotel Poisoning.

1t has been stated by Northern journal. and
the especial attention of the Washington Union
has been called to the statement, that Presden.
Buchanan, when visiting the National Hotel, re
ceived note warning him against partaking OF
food at that establishment If this is only one of
the thousand baseless rumors connected with the
deplorable calamity, 1t must be quite easy for the
Union to contradict it on authority. We have as
yet seen no such contradiction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06

- 10 the New York Home Journal, N
Willis Esq one of the editors thereof is inditing
assries Of very sentimental and nonsensical let.
ters to bis associate, Gen. Morris who Is spending
the winter in New Orleans on account Of his health
Inc letters abound with affectionate expressions,
aad excellent advice for An invalid, such as one
might expect in private letter, but no one save
Willis would publish in a newspaper. Wils's
sentiments are all made for show, as Fanny Fern
can bear witness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06

e. T0i Merchants, Mechanics and lot ers
Merchants and othsrswishing TO have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS. BILLS OF LADING,
POSTERS, &c, &c. printed. are invited to call at
extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al.
most every variety of type, embracing all the latest
styles.
Our assortment Of CARDS, large and small, Bust.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be- OK
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS and Visiting
and At Home CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-.
bic style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low.
est Cash PRICES. A call from those desiring .ny
description Of Printing, s respectfully asked at the
"DIsPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the finest
specimens Of printing ever executed In this country
JN0 D HAMMERsLEY & Co
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Central Railroad..M Bonds Sold
at 275.

We are gratified to learn that the President of
this company has succeeded in negotiating q sale
OF the whole of the bonds of their last mortssg.
now in the company's hands, at S75. This is a
gratifying result in many aspects FURNISHES the
company with means to carry on their work to
Jackson's River, which is expected to be done BY
the lst Ct July. But one of the most interesting
consequences is, that the contractors who had been
paid in the bonds of the company, now being paid
In cash, will no longer be compelled to force the
company's bonds on the market which had brought
them down to figure much below the price At
which the above sale has been made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06

U"Ross's DOLLAR TOBACCO The most beau
tiful and superio, wing Tobacco in the city.
was put up expressly for Sales out of crop Of
sun.cured Leaf, which sold for S75 PSF 100 lbs.
We confidently recommend It TO our friends as the
"Ne Plus Ultra" of fine Chewing Tobacco. Price
per pound 1t can be had of BENEFIT, BEERS 4
FISuFp Drurtists
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mARRIRn.

On suesdsy 9Th inst st 10 o'clock 4. NJ o. "
residence 81 Mr.. Robert Hsshins, OF ths county g
Chseterfsld BY the Rsv Mr.. woodward, NJ D =:
COLEMAN, Clark OF the coupts Of Amelia, ana
nisa MARY C. HA9KINS. Of Chesterfeld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06

RAILROAD WAR ENDED.-No farther acts oil
violence were committed Monday by the "stri'
hers on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, or thei,
sympa'nisers, and the operations of the road have
again resumed their usual regularity and dispatch
large force of military was sent out Monday
Win . numerous convoy Of burthen trains, bu,
no molestation was offered 70 the trains or 4,
overt act committed that called for An
Of the authorities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06

sW- Abel u. laEny0,
ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Will give prompt attention to the Liquidation, Sc
curing and Collection of Debts of every description
by legal prose in the Courts Of the City of Rich
mond and County Ct Henrino.
Dispositions and other Notarisl Busiusss puretuallJ
attended to.
Any reference given that msy be desired.
Office opposite the Law Building, August l
Raupolph's. sp i3-lm
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wAt Govt! at Cost :.-Larse and valua

gLE SrcCK OF Day 9ooDs AT CosT The subsc'I l.
bers having mads TO enlarge snd oth
,ulss improve rhsir rtore 6urirg this summer, in
order to resume business by early fall VIII have to
vaca.e the p emisss by the first Of July next prs'
ferng dispose of their etocx OF goods to removing
then,, they will dominance
SELLING OFF AT COST,
And continue until tho fits Of July next: The.
stock contains many rare bargains the majority OF
goods being all bought a. suciioo
AT LOW PRICES,
Comprising full stock Of Dress silks Silk Robes, BE-.
rege Robes, Jsconstts lawns, al Of
THIS SEASONS PURCHASE.
ALSO-An endiess variety of White Goods and
French and Scotch ernbroidc riss remarkably cheap
1t will bs the interest of everybody who has to
bu7 goods in their line 20 call before else
where J. MILLhIsFR l. BRO,
KY 5-dtlstJy 1873 Broad street.
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TELEaRAPHJC NEWS.
kEPOR9ED FOk ThD DIsf A1o
The Newburr m. Y. Muvder.

NEwBuRa, N. Y, May 4.--Miss Sarah Bloom:
who was supposed TO have been the murdered
persou found near Newburg, returned yesterday
alive and well There is 80 clue yet, either 10 toe
murdered or murderer. Several witnesses on the
Coroner's inquest swore to the BODY oeine snAs o.
stoned great surprise. The remains are Sill un-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06

I OSr0N MIsLAID--SeveraIo orders on
IL the Collector of I'll. Parish Levy of Henrico
county PAYABLE to my order, all of which have on
GoIseo; also en- order of Henrico County Court for
twelve dollars. which has receipt the hack for
the same, with q receipt on the same Tor seventy
dellals and thirteen cents. Payment having bsen
stopped any per,on finding the same will please re-
turn them to ms J. B. KEESEE
nv st
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e Go to the great Ssesm Depot of Art lS9 Mair
street, and for so cents TYLER Co. will give 20,
q better likeness than you obtain else where fol-
81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06

DWELLING BpRKT.-''MoreIsnd.r 81. ..,,.
denes Of Mr.. James Arnold, of King c.or.. 40
Va, wastotally destroyed by Gre ON Fr;a.v
iass The family were asleep when n. A.: 80
oiisinstsd from The rolling Of some .nh.,. ~.
me hrs ptaes on the Hoor broke ont 80 -. ~.
tie Of the furniture was saved. The To-. !. %. nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06

~ TYLER & Co, by connecting machinery with
their business with perfsot ease take 400 por-
trsits daily 1879 Main straet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-06

~ There is beauty and symmetry in the Vito
types executed by the celebrated TYL ER L Co.
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vDebiIitars d Persons"-.Fn ose VINO
have suffered from ircss,an mt Feves Lcss OF Ape
the ma NJ RIrER,s BIrrERs Wehavs known per
sons sn,rsy restored to health by these Bittsrs af
ter visiting all the wssring paeea without recslv-
from b,spcpsia Nervous Debility. Torpid Liver
ludscsti on, Ague and Fcver, Sour stomach or Los'
Of ppette they will fnd certain relief by using
tbe,s Bitters al directed Dslicate females may
res. assured thst these Btters admirably Cd
to their Diseases and never ailin nature
aud r. storing the bloom Of health to thslr cheers -
Yeethlua infants msg also bs improved by their
use whilst ell classes and sexes will bs b.nehaed
By their siren gthenng properties As family med
icine th-so Bitters stand unrv.led and NUT event
usv supesede all others We invite trial a. once.
For saa by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
ia Viraipia. my
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On Monday, 9Th inst, Mrs. SARAH, wife Of John
Appsyard, Of this city, ssed ~ yesrs and month";
The friends Of the fa,iiy are requested to sttspe
her fsneral from her late rssidencs Oregon h,iL
70 morrov fwedrs sisy) morning at u o'clock