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Table D a m q S ks.

COUNT RPANE
Heavy Bleach'd Linen Table Damask
do. Brown do do. do.
do. Fig'd Turkey red do.
ALSO
l0-4 ia r.. White and Colored Counterpanes
The above goods are just received at the
CORNER STORE,
and all those in want are invited to examine the
goods and prices. LYMAN'S.
May n If
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHAN,S HUNGARIAN BALsAM
OF LIFE,

VNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds
4 Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
= READ The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE e
CURE OF INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS,
BAD COUGH, PAIN IN THE SIDE, &c.
LOWELL, Oct. 7, ls46.
To Dr.. D. f. Bradies ;-Sir-At the request Of
your friend Mr.. JONES' I send you a statement Of
my case, and the benefit have received from the
Hungarian Balsam. | have been, nearly all my
life employed in cotton mills. For eight years,
was employed as stripper" in the cardng room.
The great changes from heat to cold which suf-
fered, together with the dust and mpurity Of air,
brought a difficulty in my chest ana lungs,
Of very serious and distressing character My
chest seemed to be stuffed full of phlegm and FREE
quently came near sufocating me. had II severe
pain in my side; my breathing was hard and diff
cult; and could scarcely speak louder than a
whisper, also lost my appetite and became very
weak and feeble. This was about year and a
half ago. From that time to this, | have been
sinking very fast, have done no work. | have
taken much medicine, but to no purpose. The
only thing that relieved me was tobacco. have
not only chewed, but actually eaten, large quanti-
ties Of tobacco, and when nearly chokcd with
phlegm, have swallowed enough Of the juice to
kill any man in health. The relief which gained,
however, was only short, until took the Hunga-
rian Balsam, and the change in my condition is now
wonderful to behold. The phlegm has been clear
ed from my chest, the pain in my side is gone, my
appetite has returned, and feel like new man.
| am still, however, rather thin and feeble, and
shall continue to take the Balsam until l am com
pletely restored, Yours truly,
EDWARD TURNER.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID F. BRADLEE, Water
town, Mass, to whom all orders should be address
ed. Sold by Druggists aud dealers in medicine in
every town in the United States and British
Provinces july 10 Swim
THEO, A. PECK, Agent, Burlington, Vt.
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u. II. n.

I EFT not the sick de for in Radway's K. X. X.
~ Remedies there is new hfs for all pho have fdh
in them y
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LADIES COMPANION.
Sc WING NJ A G ii IN 4 s,
Price from Sl2 to S25.

These Sewing Ma
chimes are giving uni
versal satisfaction
wherever they have
been introduced. BE-
ing extremely simple
and easy to manage, are
not liable to get out of
order. They do not &C.
cupy more than half the
space Of other sewing
machines, and will exc
cute as much work, and
in a much better manner
in the same space Of
time as twenty persons
can by hand, sewing
1000 stitches per minute.
When this machine is
stopped working it fast.
ems tho thread thereby
preventing the work
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A LMOST every one, certainly every merehan
"A has sometimes very strongly wished that he
had reliable correspondent and friend living in
this great metropolis to whom he could send for
the transaction Of some business the purchase of
some article, that be could not make it con venient
to go TO the city to do, to buy himself, with full
confidence that the business would be well done
and at reasonable expense to him. Having be-
come satisfied by n considerably extended observa-
ton and experience that this is almost universal
want, we have established our house to supply it,
We havs found that thousands Of persons, from
Maine to Georgia. are constantly sending to us to
execute orders, involving purchases varying in
amount from 20 cents to as many hundred dollars,
and we believe in every case, those employing us
have been satisfied both with the quality of the
services rendered and the equity of our charges.
We mean that our charges shall, in all cases be
fair and reasonable being predcated on the time
and labor consumed. 1t is certain that being
constantly in the market buying largely for cash,
we can Buy BETTER than any single purchaser can.
In fact we save to our friends much more in prices
than the commission we charge. No man. who only
occasionally comes here can be familiar with
market extensive this We being here all
the time, are thoroughly acquainted with it, and
know whore to 60 to frd every thing in first hands
and at the lowest rates. We have found that many
# our distant friends wish to send us country pro-
ducc to sell, sometimes the proceeds to be invested
in goods, sometimes in money. Accordingly we
have made the very best arrangements to enable us
to do justice to those who may consgn to us. Our
charges for selling usually five per cent, al
though in special cases of very large or very small
transactions, equity might require it to be varied
from that, We have a circular giving, more at
length, the scope and plan of our business with
statements Of our charges for buying some Of the
leading articles, which will be sent on application
Letters Of inquiry only should contain stamps to
prepay the replies.
REFER BY PERMISSION TO
MORILLO MOVES, Burlington, w.
n. B.-Particular attention is given to procuring
Insurance Policies, Life, Fire and Marine, in the
best and most reliable Offices. Information furnish
ed Of the standing and responsibility Of Insurance
Companies, Railroads and other Corporations.
April 80. wl5tf
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NOW READY AT sTOwELLs a HARRIS a
few of those choice HAMS q our own curing.
Also 80 bbls. Of VERMONT PORK, Of our own
packing, which we are retailing at low figure.
apr7d&w NO. 4 BANK BLOCK.
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GOLD }! GOLD /!

1NHE IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP
L is said by those who have used it, to excel
ny other soap now in use and is particularly
commended for washing fine and deicately color
ID fabrics. Laundresses, aud those who have
lawn dresses to wash, will be pleased with II.
is sold by DEW Ely.
June, l6. 1888, d&wtf
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laeahlp G'ree Dress,

Pr,ntsd at No. 6 CoHe5s Spea, Burlington, VI
GEO. W. " g, 6. BENEDICT,
EDIroRs AND PRoPRIEIoRs.
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MO FFA IT. S
LIFE Pill i s.
PHENIX RITTERS.

VUNHE best family medicine now before the public
Il for the cure of IScrofuia, Ulcers, Scuuy, or
r, options Of the Skin, Fever aud Ague, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, and in fact most all the diseases yiel
ded to their curative properties.
1t has been computed that during the last twen-
ty.five years, upwards of
FOUR LIONSi
,ipersons have been benefited by the use of these
medicines; n fact which speaks volumes in favor
oitheir curative properties single trial will
place them beyond the reach of competition in the
estimate of every patient. By their aid the
BLOOD rs RESTORED TO A HEALTHY
STATE
and freed from all impurities. The system is not
reduced during their operation, but invigorated,
and they require no restraint from business or
pleasure.
The afflicted have IN these medicines remedy that
wH do for them all that medicine possibly effect.
PREPARED by
w. y. MOFFATT, NJ. D.,
PROPRIETOR,
NEW YORK.
And for sale by T. A. PECK,
Agent for Burlington.
November Is. WY.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

D0SSESSES among other, the following advan-
Il tages Board Of five permanent teachers;
system Of regular instruction series of classes
pursuing regular of study; and retired and
beautiful location.
Board 81 so and 200 per week.
Summer Term begins May 10.
Fall Term begins September 2.
J. S. SPAULDING, President.
Barre, April 5, 1853 Wa en-.
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S. PRATTS Patent.
j. p. CLARK, Agent for Boston, No ll2 Wash
ington Street ;. PRATT, Agent for New York,
No. ST. Broadway.
Sept l6, 1857. dIwly
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JUST RECEIVED AT
STOWELL g. HARRIS

A FEW BUCKETS OF SHAKER APPLE SAUCE,
AFlour of Pumpkin, Fresh Peaches, 40 Also
on hand few bbls. of Greening Apples which will
be sold low.
apr7dk NO. BANK BLOCK.
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The great scourge of this continent yields quick.
ly to of these antiseptc Pills. and the di.
gestve organs restored to their proper tone;
matter in what hideous shape this hydra of dis
exhibits itself, this searching and unering
remedy disperses it from the patients system.
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ALDEBILITY a. wEAKNI

From whatever cause, b,oness Of spirits and all
other signs of diseased liver and other disorgani
ration of the system, vanish under the eradicntng
influence of this all powerful antseptic and deter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27
The raIl OF Lucknew.

with the fall Of Lucknow, the nsck Of the East
India matiny may bs considered broken Net q
year has elapsed since the firms Of the sst insnr-
reetionary gun, and the most terrible mutiay Of
modern times Is crushed. and disciplined army
Of nearly two hundred aud ffty thousand men
scattered to the four winds of Heaven. Not ten
thousand British soldiers were 10 Bengal at the
beeianing Of the Instruction, and yet before re-
Inducements arrived from England, this small
force he'd beaten the rebels wherever they mot
them, no matter what the odds, captured Delhi.
and held Lucknow itself agaiast the most over
whslming numbers. Reiuforcemenss we're sent
distaneeofslx or seven thousand miles, until Ut the
last accounts, Sir Colin Campbell was at the head
OF sixty thousand troops, including ten thousand
cavalry, and 10 guns, half Of which we're OF heavy
siege caiibse. The province Of Dude has been re-
duccd TO obedience, and the army OF Bengal scat
tered 20 that hereafter it will be broken up In de-
tached guerrilla parties, perfectly mpotent for the
overthrow of British power. The moral effect OF
thi. great triumph Is grand, as we'll as fortunate
for Great Britain. The military prestige lost In the
crlmea has been completely recovered In India,
and Havelock, Campbell, 0atram, 6reathead,
Netl Frank, Grant, Wilson, In fact, every general,
colonel, captain, lieutenant, ensign and private,
has shown himself hero. Stout old Godfrey, Of
Bouiiion, never led more intrepid host. Richard
pian.agenst would have delighted IA such gallant
company. In military skill, Sir Colin Campbeil
has demonstrated that he possesses the qualities Oh
a great General, and that, should the emergency
ever demand 1t, gland has the materials to pro-
duce another 'Ifon Duke"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

1t IL not proposed to add one single Fair next
Fall to the number held in Virginia for the las.
Ave years. Petersburg, Norfolk, and fredericks.
burg have held their Pairs annually about the
time of the meeting Of the State Society in this
city. Next Fall there " I'LL be no more Fairs than
formerly; there will only be change AZ to the
organization under which the Fair in this city
Will DO conducted; the State Fair being for this
year held 10 lieu Of that Of the Old Dominion Az
riesisural Society OF Petersburg. and one to sue
coed the State Pair being held here by new or.
gsnization. II has been tho opinion of leading
Agricultursts that these several Pairs did not i'm
Pair the snccess Of the general cause, nor inter
rupt the plans Of each other; but on the contra
~ that they were auxiliary In promoting the gen
eral enthusiasm and stimulating the rivalry and
emulation which enhanced the quality and the ex-
tent OF all the exhibitions. This was the liber~,
and the correct opinion as we believe.
IL viii be gratifying to those entertaining tn is
liberal opinion, to learn that there will be no
elimination in the interest nor the stimulus for the
great cause ofagrcuiture, by the dimiuuion Of the
Number Of Fairs next Fall, and that Pair will
DO held Ia the metropolis Of tho State. Our cti-
rens are determined that every arrangement
shall be made for the promotion of the comfor,
and convenience ofthe exhibitors and for the Ar
commodation Of the people. They will also ar
range for such an organization of Committed. AZ
to give exhibitors the advastsse Of the iudrnen,
of the most Influential and competent sentlems,
Judging from the unanimity of sentiment and IN.
character of the men enlisted 10 the cau,e we nre.
dsct successful aud grand Pail Agricultural ana
Aorticnisurai Exhibition iu the suburbs of Rich
mond.
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L,berte. EgaIIte. Frnternite.

The procession in honor of assassination, which
paraded the streets of New York ON Thursday last
illustrated what they mean by "Liberte, Egaiite,
Fraternite," by pictures representing men OF all
colors casping each other by the hand, and by de-
eiarations in the speeches on the occasion, that
they aimed at universal liberation without regard
to complexion.
The citizens of New York are not responsible for
the conduct Of these rntfians. They come to our
country, insult the memory of Washington by in
sugurating honors to IN assassin under the very
shadow of his statue in New York, aouse its hospi
tality by aiming covert blow at its domestic in
stitusons and seek to convert our political city OF
refuge into Botany Bay for the vilest criminals
of Europe
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN" PAR
RIsH Master, from sew York.-T Nj Sackett, Miss
Leete, Dennis, A l. DENNIS and lady, Mrs. Riley,
Hardei d Walker, Seawell, q w Rowland Miss
Boggs, 1t w Gwsthmey, ~ Il Sparks, j L Re
ner, A Thomas, Hiss Burt. Miss d Burt, j
NJ Bogert, Mrs Merwn Mrs Seldom and child, Mrs
Keane and child. DAVID 5 milford and lady, Mrs
K Keyser, g Ii Spencer, J Johnson, Chas Barrett,
Mausen, Capt G Wallace. @ Darveni. s Camack.
Z Campbell s L Paige, Waterhouse, Geo Mayo.
NJ Sotsforai VI Hess. J q Bramhail, Finegan.
Goode, and ~ i'll steerage. ls
Also from Norfolk.-James Dennis ] A Pointer
and servant Z Edwards Col w Tallaferro, DR.
2 Tabb John Tabb George Reid, Alott, John
Temple. Geo w Stanley, Q Morris, Fitch.
Nash, WIN ii Gordon. William II Hunter, A II d
Moore
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bay LADIES BAZAAR, No. 175 BROAD
sr.. I.ArE VAL CoHENs sroRE.-Having taken the
above named store. have In addition 10 our Nil.
tlOODS. to which VIC invite the attention OF our Gus
toners We have ON hand fine assortment OF
yaIenfias Mt 81 cts per yd; Lawns at 1919 cts; Prints
~. and 10 cts; Ginghains; bisached and unbeach
ed Cottons Brilliants; Irish Iinen Linen Birds ye
Iaeonet Camories: plain apd figured Swiss Musiiis
table Linen; Toweling; Hosiery; Joayens Kid Gloves
100 CTS DER pair; Handkerchief: Parassis from -
cts to siO0; Swiss and Cambria Collars from Sd Cts
to 50 90. Swis and Cambria Bands, Edoiugs. aud In
sertions: Lace Wells. and general assortment of
staple and fancy goods, which we will sell at the
lowest cash prices.
NJ R-Hoop Skirts. brass, steel and plated Hoops;
Reed Hoops at cts apiece. ap 2-2w
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s,ag- MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMsNr.-

sgn MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMsNT.-
Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this Article has attained-for Rheumatism, Salt
RheuuS Burns. Bruises stiff Joints or Galds. sprain
equal for Man or Beast M person will be without
it who has once tested its value And with refer
meut can cheerfully say that no article evet
forniA so many cures il our neighhoThood as this
L. W. SMITH. Ridgedeld, Conn., :. LsIrcH. ESD
Hyde Park, Vt. writes ..that the horse was consid
cred worthless (his spavin,) but since the
free nse of the Mustang Liniaent have sold him
tor $50 Your Linime mt is doing wonders up here "
Snch testimony is reaching us every day. The hall
is not told. Every family should have it. Beware
of limitations The genuine Mustang is sold by ali
respectable dealers throughout the world
BARNES L PARK, Proprietors,
an Iq-dGcwlm New York.
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MARINE INrELLIaHucH.

foricf Richmond, Apra 26-Hsgh Water 81 o'sli.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdse
aud passengers Indian & Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody, Prtchett Baltimore, mdse
Ludiam Watson.
Sclr Gainesville Trim yer, York River, wheat.
ortham L. Co -...=es- .H =4
schr Champion, Mitchell baltimore. guano,
MctIrutiepSs sons.
sehr i Townsend Hand, New York, Hay. Whit
lock Sons
schr w w Griffin, Penny, James River wheat,
A Beivin
Steamer, Penasy lyania. Teal ndse and passen-
gers, ii futile.
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, K elley, Philadelphia, mdse. and
passengers, Ii h futile.
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Lord Naulsr.

ihs speech Of Lord Napier at the late anniver-
safy dinner OF tho St. Georges Society Ia New
hofk' was marked BY the sloqusnce, good taste
and good feeling which characterize the public
addresses OF that accomplished nobieman. He re-
'erred IN happy manner to the sympathy sx.
pressed Tor kaciand by America In her East Indian
ssoaeiss. I'VE possessed . friend" said he, lin
TIC hoor Of tribnlAtion. When ths gloom had
gstnsfed most thickly. then voice of comfort and
encouragement tnrst from the American people.
Inss sass fatsrDsi voice, aud Its tone will not
soon expire In the grateful memory of England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

A captain, recently from sea, reports having
spoken Ave vessels each of which had daily prayer
meetings.
Mr.. Crittenden has given notice that he will call
up tho French spoliation bill in the U. g. Senate
ON Wednesday next.
1t is understood that the President has nominat-
ed lieut. Stevenson, dropped some three years ago,
for restoration to the army.
Mrs Davenport, the mother of Il. L. Davenport,
the actor, died in Boston on Friday.
The journeymen shoemakers of Cincinnati are Oh
strike for higher wages.
The Turkish Pashaw ia Just recovering from a
severe illness in Washington.
Mir. Church is said to be engaged In painting the
Niagara Falls from the American side, to match
his picture from the Canada shore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

AMERICAN INFLUENCE WITH THE SULTAN There is
now At ConstantiRople an American missionary, of
= highly scientific character, (Dr. Hamblin,) who
has obtained great influence at the court of the
Sultan, by introducing to his notice our railway
system aud telegraph lines.--When the British
aud French armies were in the East, he constructed
two steam -four mills. and thus supplied the Sui
tan with the means of providing fer that army.
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Ey- THE "MUTUAL BENEFIT"
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
RETURNS TO THE INSURED BY ANNUAL d.
VTnENnS

TUiRTY-FIvE PER CENT
OF THE PREMIUMS PAID.
Those who pay CASH, receive their Dividends in
CASH Those who 2iso notes are credited ON their
netes with the THIRTY-FIVE PER CENT. DIV
IDESD.
Returned to the insured in Diyi-
dends .......................... I,G06, 500 II
Paid for Losses, by death ......... 1908 IS
Capital Jan LIST. 1883 1899 70
Over S2N.O0J have been paid to families living ia
Virginia
The Company being PURELY MUTUAL. those
insured iii Virginia share fully in all benefits.
Cali at tbs Agency, No. 81 Pearl street.
NH 3l-Im KNOWLES WALFORD.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND

sUILDERs.-Thes subscriber would respectful.
ma y now prepared to execute all orders for
IIMbEh with his usual promptness and on his
very accommodating terms -
20 DIS OLD friends and patrons he would return his
MuoeIs thanks Tor the patronage literally be-
steNea on MIN for the past three yea~s and hopes
anee OF their fayors = :
Al orders left at Mr. Kersey's Jewelry Store on
nam street. or addressed To the Subscriber through
thr richmond PesIaise, will meet with pxonpt at
tehtion. ap l6-ims no w lAakE. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

LATEST FROM GRAND TURKS IsLAFD.-The schoon-
er Austria, Capt. Pine, II days from Grand Turks
Island, arrived at this port Saturday She reports
heavy rains lately the Island, which destroyed
a considerable quantity of salt. No more salt was
expected to be raked until about june There
were about 10000 bushels of salt in the Colony
Norfolk Argus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

TRs KELLER TRoUPB were most ffatteringly re-
ceived last night The theatre was denseiy crowd
ed, and after each tableau, rang with applause and
shouts. The pictures were very splendid and
gorgeously put on the stage. The same bill is to
be performed tonight.
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xBLHoRAPHIC MHw6.
KnpoxrsD YoK4HE Daily DISPATCH
CONGRESSIONAL

q wAsurxgfev, April 2e.-- Sauie.-Mr. seward
presented The resolutions OF the New York beEfs-
iature In favor of the promotion of 1t. Marry
Referred TO Naval Committee.
The Paraguay question was discussed, ana the
discussion of the Kansas bill was resumed 8
The Senate adjourned without action on tue
Kansas bill. IL will be mp agsin tomorrow The
vote on the report il not expected until the isfer
part ofthe week.
Hoas.--Action on the Kansas bill was postponed
until Wednesday.
The Senate's amendments to the Deficiency bih
were disagreed to.
Mr. ouitman sought to introduce bill indiea-
ting as a line of policy hereafter 20 be pursued
that no new State is to be admitted until II pave
sufficient population TO entiie IL to one represent
attire in Congress. nor until the people have been
authorized By Congress TO hold convention 10
frame constitution, aud shall present the constr
tutiun for admission.
He will seek another opportunity to present It..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

aHS-CARD -Particular attention OF The
,.ads and country merchants Is called TO the salo
~ Inv Goods and Clothing at ALEX. N1TT'S. this
morning, at 10 o'clock. to be found in another col
umn. IeA. 80
nn M--lt huo..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

a6S- A MOST BEAUTIFUL assortment OF
Rbbous Flowers, Ruehes. Fringes. Dress Trim
mjfes and Buttons. at tie ..
LADIES BAZAAR. us Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27
.e,s-,rha annnal msating Of the slook-

THE annual meeting Of Tue sboon
ho,5srs NJ, HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY
be held ut tta Office CT the James river ana al,
nnwha Canal Company cerner~ OF Main ana nz y
asyeets an TUESDAY. It'll OF May at o'clock. MI.
s's az, aT-ots,hM - ~ WIN II HAXALB, sec'y.
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DIED.,

On Friday night at Is min ltes to II o'clock VIII.
LIE infant son OF William and Anne joy, aged
months and days. ,xur,
or New York Journal of Commerce. aud Wheei
ing (Va.) Times please copy.
At her residence. at the Warm Springs, Bath
county on the 2eth Instant Mrs. ELlLaBEu
TERRTLI, wife of WIN II. Terriii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-27

AccIDHsT.-Severai days ago Nelson, a valuable
servant of Mr.. Thomas Smith, while driving a
hand on the Seaboard and Roanoke Road
near Boykin's Depot, became entangled with the
crank that several of his ribs were cut through
his sntrails extensively lacerated. Wounds sup
posed to be necessarily more mortal.
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Tha Mflifla

Tbs paragraph In this paper few days since
relative 70 the Militia Laws, Was srreasous. There
50 hns Tor non-Attsndaacs 1t militia mustsrs. Of
sssa"esans e<Ha1 for each delinquent; aud tAi, ,us
sii linear whs fail to attend militia musters, whs
sasr br election Of cficsrs or for psradss merely