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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-29

A MELIA W Fl lite SUI P H q Il
n SPRINGS These justly celebrated Springs
situated in Amelia county Va. II miles from the
Junction of the South Side and Richmond and Dan
vile Railroads, 43 miles from Richmond, and acces
-ibie twice day for visitors from the Sonth North
Fast or West. An Omnibus will be ready at letters
vii Station upon the rival of each train, to
vey passengers to the Springs
The season opens the LIST day of July, and closes
Cd the Ist Of October.
The Waters are like those of the famous Green
brier White snphur, aud require no puff certif-
cate 10 their qualities. having b en- tried many
years to the satisfaction Of every one.
TERMS:
Hcth ~
q
Children under ~ years of age, half price.
Servants do
81 Meals sent to rooms at an extra charge.
je 28-2ms
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QED SULPHUR SPRINGS


~ MONROE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are nov
open for the reception of visit0rs 1t il now well
known that no medicinal agents that have been tried
have had such signal success as the waters Of the
Red Sulphur springs, in The speedy cure Of most
tons, Chronic Disrrhea .oyspepsia and Diseases Of
the Brain.
and attention by coming EARLY, usually
very much crowded through the month of August
Visitors for this place should leave the Virginia and
will then have but IS miles of staging over good
road. Via the Virginia Central Railroad there is
now a 5sd5 20 miles Of staging .vpRp11.co
QOCKBRlDGE BATHs.--This favori.e
plaseh Sng ke9En a. and
Gently pn chased by a company OF gentlemen in
tockbridge county,, where it is situated and where
the virtues OF the water are best known, and will be
open for the reception OF visitors upon the LIST OF
JUNEneXt. New and handsome buildings have been
erected and no effort will be spared to make de-
iahtful summer resort 1t is beautifully located Cd
the North River. in the midst of mountains aud val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
tha State. 1t is ON the main stage road from Lex
ngsou to the Central Railroad dist ant eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the latter Visitors can reach the Baths in one
day from Petersburg, Richm md and Alexandria, ar
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is a little higher
liar character and buoyancy Of the water which il
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas, and con-
tains Magnesa. Iron, &c renders bathlngI II, by
universal consent of those who have triedit delight
ful and invIgorating to an extraordinary deRree.-
Its medicinal effect s attested by fifty years OF local
experience, especially in cases of general Debility.
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, alterations,
sherever existing. Rheumatism. Amenorrhea. Dis
menorrhea, Aenorrhsgia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsus
Uteri. &c. In the diseases peculiar to females and
children, it isunsurpassed, if equaied, by any wa
ter IN the world. Near at hand is q fine Sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White Sulphur
Of Greenbrier, to which visitors to the Baths have
free access
Governor Henry A. WISE who spent portion OF
last summer with his family at "tbe Baths" thus
50 axis of it,: ut is my chosen spot in the noun
'sins. and shall certainly revisit it, possible next
summer.
keferenre may also be had, amongst many others
to Col T ii Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Insttuts, Rev VIM White, d D. and Rev
VIM N Penfeton, of Lexington; VIM g Paine, Esl
Of the firm of Kent. Paine 4 emit. Richmond, and
r Hunter, Esq. Of Selma Alabama.
TERMS 81 so per day. for less than one week; "
more than two weeks. and $50 per month.
my 24-d3m
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EOYNER's WHITE AND BLAZE


" SULPHUR AND CIALYBEATE SPRINGS
This iavorte resort for pleasure and health will be
opened for the accommodation Of visitors tue IsT uF
JUNE. 1t is situated tne line aud in full view OF
the Va. aud Tenn Railroad, about half mile from
Bonsack's Depot, Va at which Depot an Omnibus
and porters will always be found waiting the arrival
o. the cars. TO convey visitors and their baggage to
the Springs.
Important improvements have been made since
last season.
A telegraph Office has BEEN ostab ished which af
fords COW enent and instantaneous commuu cation
with all parts OF the country.
Another WHITE sULPHUR-stronger holder,
and superior Chal Spring, have been dscov-
cred and improved since the last on that the
variety and value Of the mineral waters now afforded
az the place are uneqaled by any other place now
known TO the public. The similarity of the White
sulphur to the Justly ndfar-faned Greenbrier W hite
all who have used both of the waters
These White and Ella sulphur waters have ef-
tected numerous cures The White Sulphur in
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia serious affections Of
the Liver, Kidneys and Bladder General Debility,
and specially diseases Of the Nervous system,
those diseases peculis 90 Females. TING Black Sui
phur in all kinds OF diseases Of the Skn aggravat-
e cases Of letter and other eruptions of thu skinoi
great numbers and oflong standing, seventy having
been entirely cured
The accommodations equal to any TO be found
in the mountains of Virginia, and the table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory charaeteraa to
ail which We beg to refer to the large numb r OF
persons who have herstofore visited tue place.
nT-A BILLIARD SALON, TEN PIN ALLEY,
and other amusements afford pleasant al d healthy
recreati n. h DAVIDGEs celebrated BAN Dfrom
Baltimore has been engaged for the season.
J. A. HEFELFINGE3,
al Pm De-,
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By Goddin & Apperson.

VEnI VAHUADLE bUSDNBc6 HTUHE
ON THE SOUTH SIDE or MAIN, BKTWERN
18th AND i5rH STREETS, FOR sALk AT AUC-
the late firm of Messrs Binford Maze BAR, We
shall seii At public auction, on the premssse on
the large end admirably located Tenement, lbr
many years past In ths occupancy 81 the said firm.
scriptioD Is deemed unnecewsry IL froots "a iert
ley.
known at the hour Of sale.
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nsnO EWARD-JEFFRIEs' AN.

N6On REWARD -JEFFRIES AN
pOOO TIDoTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of Gonorrhea. elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. II makes speedy without the least
restriction of diet drink, exposure or change in ap
plcation to business. The proprietor challenges q
single case of recent Gonorrheea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture Of $500 Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose OF the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
aud long experience have proved that 1t will radi
cally cure any case which eau be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two to ten days
and as il neither creates nausea ofends the pal
ate andfenders unnecessary all deviation in diet
interruption to usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the nuisance Is thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production of
thorough and permanent cure. is ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no injurious effect, either
constitutionally or locally. can be caused By its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York. c
Ring, No 80, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALLE DER, corner of Sd and Walnut SITS.
agent for Philadelphia.
Sold by FISHER 4 WINSTON,
fe 22-dIy Richmond Va.
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A NTHaACITE COAL.-I am receiving
"A orders for the best quality RED ASH ANTHHA-
CITE COAL, to be delivered in thu month OF June,
1t S. so, cash, per ton OF 2240 pounds. / am also
prepared to deliver CLOVEa HILL COAL at the
lowest market price. WRIT ROBEkTS,
Dealer In Anthracite and Glover Hill Coal.
Office, corner 18th and Dock SITS, Richmond, Va.
my I4-3m
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THE COMPREHENSIVE of DABNEY

L & COOKE is this day dissolved BIZ mutual con.
sent Either OF the partners will sign in liquidation
The books of the will be left the store of
Isaac N. Cooke adjoining the late store of Dabnsy
Cooke, where ali persons indebted to will please
call and close their accounts; ard those T. whom
We are indebted will present their bills for pay
ment. ROBERT A. E. DABNEi
i-AAC N. COOKE,
Richmond July l. 1858.
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NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS, INsGfLES COUNTY. IA. were
4 vi. iIors They are situated INN diats ly on this
bank of New River twenty two miles from Mont
somery White SULPHUR Springs, with VIII ch thes
viii be connected by da ly line Of stages, which
will also connec. with the lines leading To the cele
hrated salt Pond, the Red, salt and Grsenbrier
White Sulphur. VIM EGGLESTDS.
iy I'm Proprietor.
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BY Henry W. Quaries, Auct.,
No $50 Main street.

T WILL recommence my NIGHT SALES
L on THIS (ThuIsday) EVENING. commencing
at sd O'Clock. Tn. atteaton OF the public y m ,ss
respectfully called to my fine assortment Of JEW.
ELRY. &c Ny Goods are direct from the msnufac.
turers. and will be sold without reserve.
jyl5 HENY W QUARLES, Auct.
HOUSE, SIGN Anu ORNAMENTAL
Ii PAINTING, GLIDING, &C.
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JALUAoLE INFORMATION-For :,

yourseives and children nom an unsisIy crave 81
s "a ' cJsE S 81 sslAr1o caoLEaA
Cholera Morbu. and al cases q DiasrhGs. vii giyS
snrp ed alarmed. this has been we'll tesssd in
Cholera and ths above di.oEdsrs.
gripping and painful dixease, known by mucous Oh
charges etrsaksd with bl.od; Il You visb ssss Sod
ss a cs n; M si;sd kH' 20.
BLOODY FLUx. viii afford prompt relief iGF this
famidab.s dissa.e 4 4, a. !. = e time ,,v.,
PILLS. br chro1lc Constipation o. ths Sowek. Tor.
cor Of the Liver. Ac. causing frequently psn In the
Ter s a and aiddnsss II sSs lied. ssssn srs
quenty with blindness, viii adord Esaisf uishoos
'" TN BASE Bsss PAINcURER Or ExrRAcroR Win
cure Headache. EArschs. hheumat . Ralns. eprains
and bruises Pains 10 the Limbs. Baek essasf stda
stomach and Bowels. ina tsw minates. by sxsssaAa
bass EYEwArER win cur. ~ Inssnsd
and Sore Eyes - tested by emip-ns phystsasn ~
Thrash. : Ssll.s risd Eenedy. shick vln snEs IA
CSC ss HE ~
prompt rslisf 70 any one suesrns utsh Als pAaasak
' IL ,BiAsy roorHAcaEr IsoruRA On sassa
III ! sAss ySuea .yagr; e g,, csss.s !. -
: ::ss Z q :ss :: J. ~:
Others. which need bns 70 - it'd theues
os.ss.. e s:l 3 =: ~ -
s sssse nd q 9 a. s.ssss
s e. ssssss 8 'as ~
| tiss and eFss native. vishsut yeodsei1 ~ csss
.tssi.e .sscss. I hAse essanse ~ - = 4
~ sis shsisssis - ~. ~ !. j,
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- sure remedy for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint.
Also. Fabnes stocks Vermifuse, Thsmpson's Ere
Water. Eyenboroughs True Turf Oil For sale By
L WAGNER Druggist.
iy2l Corner OF 9th AID Il. Dad SITS.
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BY Jas NJ. Taylor 6 eon, Aucts.

BY JAS ID. Taylor & Eon, Aucts.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, ON
FRANKLIN AND WALL STREETS, At AUG.
ton viii be sold. upon the premises, on tn UKS-
"a the 5tit day Of August, commencing at 5x
o'clock. z. NJ. the valuable BUSINESS STAND
situated q the corner Of Franklin and Wall streets
ana known as the White Ha II corner and now Ia
the occupancy OF Mr.. -. It Is well adapted for
adrocery stand or Restaurant. The property fronts
q ieee on franklin street. and runs back 10 the
Wall Street Hotel property
TERMs-One third Cash; the balance at s. II and
Is months, for notes. with interest," and secured BIZ
trust deed JAS TAYLsR SON.
yH-tds Aucts
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
- FRENCH GARDEN HILL FOR SALE AT
AUCTiON.-Wili be sold on TUESDAY, the 3fday
OF August, 1879 At ~ oslsck. 2 n. IN the premi.
ses. the desirable BUILDING LOT, No. 49, 10 the
plan OF French Garden Hill" fronting on the West
SIDE OF smith street 30 feet, and iunning back l2o
feet to an alley.
TERAs-0ne third cash, balance at land months
Tor notes, with interest added
JAS N TAYLOR l. SON,
" zo-tds Aucts
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FRANKLIN STEEr, BETWEEN
18th AND 18th srkEkls, OPPOSITE
Mnrk0PoLITAN HALL RICH MN d, va
begs leave to inform his patrons and the public gem
orally that he how better prepared than ever be-
fore, TO execute all kinds Of work 10 tis line Of
business
HE USES THE VERY BEST MATERIALS
to be had IN this COUNTRY, and haa procured the
services of as ~ $50
FiRsT-RATE wORKMEN,
among them, Is
Ma. SAMUEL h. SNYDER,
whose skill rs q Sign md Ornamental Pain.
ter, Glider, &C., 10 tea we'll knew ~ Mts CITY
ard State, to need any commentaries At his hand.-
AND Mr.. JOHN PkhDUF equally cell brated
as House Painter md Whisener or Walls,
Ceilings &c. comprising f1TcS ample 81 exe-
Painting in the most sAti,facfory manner. ard
will be g,ad to receive
ORDERS FROM ANY PART OF THE STATE.
Entire satisac ton guaranteed In all respects and
the best of City and tountry references iyen eben
desired for the better satisfaction and aceommodar
tion of persons at q distance.
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TRUSTEEN' SALE or cTyTEEN

II Il ~ N
L ACRES OF MOST VALUABLE FARMING
LAND TWO MILES WEST OF THE CITY on
kiCHMUNp.-As Trustees In q certain deed of
trust from Mr.. John Chamberlain aud wife. De ted
lS'h July. ISL. duly recorded in Henrieo County
Court We shall se,l 1T public auction on the premi
SEE, on WEpNESDAY, the tth August, 1853, ct S
real estate conveyed By the said deed cnsisting Of
tract OF land in the county of Henrico ABOUT Two
lands OF Messrs Hiram y. Dickinson, .. N. Shields
and W. W. Crump The said land lies most beauti-
adapted to market garden. for which purpose il Is
now used.
TERNs:-Enough In cash to defray the expenses
ut saie and to pay off two negotiable notss one Tor
$3.50 81, and one for S7f2, with interest from the
times they become due on credit a. to t763 until
the 18th and 10th January 1852 and to the resi.
due of the proceeds of sale, on such terms as may
DC agreed on at the time OF sale; the credit pay
M nts TO bear interest, aud to be properly secured
The title is believed TO be perfect but the Trustees
will convey with the usual special warranty.
GHARLhs pHiILIPs. Trustees.
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"a. In making the above change in my business
it becomes necessary that should settle up my old
business IA speedily as possible l must therefore
request all who are indebted to me to make imme-
date payment of their respective accounts; and all
persons 10 whom am indebted will please present
their accounts for settlement
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUARLE

TsKUSTEES SALE OF TALUABLE
= REAL ESTATEIN HENRICO, IN THE TOWN
~ SYDNEY. ON THE sOUTH SHE or DOVER
SlKEbT.-At this request of the acting trustee in 4
certain deed OF trust. dates7th Jaly 1851 duly re-
eSIaed IA asnrico unity curt on the l4th day Of
ina. month and year: we shall sell at public auction,
ls5t. at O'Clock 2. a. If fair IL not, the next fair
day. the real estate conveyed BY the laid deed con-
sist;ng q lot located above fronting S. feet on
TO an alley 80 - ~
Since the date of said trust deed several brick ten
ements have been erected on said lot = +
Terms, cash,
The title is believed to be perfect but the trustee
VIII convey with the usual special warranty
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-WIL-
~ LIAM III. Belts having associated himself
with us for the purpose of conducting an AUCTION
after will be carried on in the name and styIe of
PULLIAM BETS Thankful for the encourage
pent heretofore received they mutually solicit the
patronage 50 literally extended to the cid firm and
especially ask the attention of their respective
friends to the new partnership.
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By Gt'ddin B 1ppsTsos.

MEAT BRICK TENEMENT on THE
~ NORTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET. MAR
ITS WbS1kRN kA.NATlON, HOR YALE AT
AUDITORIUM BE- sold on FRIDAY aiissnoon, the
SHh July, 1853. on tho pfsmssess commencing 81 8
= eiocks r. ~, the neat 0rick Tenemsht locased -
1eoSse. now IN the occupancy d III. VIM, J. kppes
&Wao y consequences Of the 1ickDeee Of ho VIII u
sDo ,s g break up hoase-kcepingJ Abe hon . y
wa DT I; e GOOD order. and has attached tot
fEaxs:-Ons fourth Cash; balance att. and "
g, 1T ne8otiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till the last nots is paid
UN-tos 0ODDlN & APPkReON. Aucts.
IsKUSTEE'S SALE UF HANDSOME
M = BUILDING LOr IN HENRIcO COUNTY. on
THE nAsI LINZ OF z5fH STREET. NEAH M
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH As frustse
70 ,9.s csrin deed q trust. dated 18th November
Is5S duly recorded in Henfico County Court On th
zyin Day Of the same month and rear. shsli nro
cesd 70 sell 81 public auction, on the prsnfses r
MONDAY, the I'd day VI August, 1885, af o'c:ocS
r lair. Il not tho next tardAy the real esfs,e
conveyed By the SAID deed, CONSISTING Of Lof WIN
front 80 feet the east line Of 18th street. ana
the residence Of Mr. George Woodfn on the MOTH
and near % Leigh street BSptaw Church
TEnM5-Cash. The title Is believed 10 be nerfccf
put the trustee will convey with the usual specia
warranty. ALEX n axNIiS
~ 2I-2taWtd
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[-cuxazrsszsu, THE ADAMS EXPRESS

Ia oo oma Apn 49, Nam hA A. Saysss
resumed their Steamship Express to and from NtF,
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers JAMES
Wednesday and Saturday. and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, Wythevine
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima, now prepared to forward, with great dis.
patch and at reduced rates, every kind Of Merchan
Disc Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C.. to the above
named cities, and all places on the seaboaId.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
By special Messengers, who win give their personal
attention to the careful handling OF goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing until o'clock.
PM J. L. MACDONOUGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond and all places in Vir
giliia and North Carolina, intended for shipment BY
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
ON these ships.
vice of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM j. PLEASANTS. Agents.
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uzuz mr.


n HORSES FOR SALE AT AUG.
Ia TON. VIII be sold on sATURDlY morn.
ing next. 3lst inst. commencing as 10 O'clccf &
the Horse Auction Lot. peaF the Central Railfved
Depot. several SADDLE and Harness Hcrpea
THIS VI KHESEB
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DURE BRANDY One quarter and one
l. half pipe more very superior FRENCH BRAN
DY warranted genuine and pure. Two quarter
casks fue Old PORT WINE; quarter casks fine old
MADEIRA WIN in store and FIR sale low by
EGdLESF0N Il FiTZ 3ERALD,
q II Pearl
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krUK S1LE.-Niil be soid privately,
II 81 almost entirely new STEAM ENGINE
and SAW MILL; Also a LOG WAGON. Address
l. s COURTNEY,
Care OF A Bodeker,
Through the Post Office, Richmond, Va.
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T UMBER. &C, AT LOW PRICES Il
IL hay. on hand general assortment of LUM
BIER White and Hard Pine Boards and Plank. o
all the usual thick Garden Rails aud Pain2s
tak aud Pine Scantliug, yarisus sz -; Fencing ana
terers HAIR &C. Also nice lot of baled OATS, old
crop.
Any and all of the above articles viii sell at the
very lowest prices specially to those who will take
any considerable quantity. Come and sac If Won't
~ DIV G WALTHALL.
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DISSOLUTION The partnership be-
~ tween Quin NJ Word. oscar p Weisiger silas
Merchant, was dissolved on the lst day OF October
last by said Merchant selling his interest in said
concern to VIM Cowen. and since the LIST of Octo-
Der last. the concern has been conducted by said
and style Of Word, WeisiGer 4 Co, which said CON
Germ expi es this day by limitation.
Quin NJ Wors and Oscar Weigiger. are only an
thoTis. to use the name Of the firm in closing the
business. WORD, WEIhl6ER Co.
July LIST, 1858.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA-

Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
jy 22-tds
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GuGARS, &C Loaf, Crushed Powder
~ cd Granuated and Coffee Sugar; Muscovado
Nov Oriesus and Porto Rico do, prime 10 choice;
prime New Orleans ami Porto Rico Molassss. in
store aud for sale low by
EGiLESrON 4 FITZ3ERALD.
No "a paa ri
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r. iGHOLUTlUN.-T Co.. partnership
~ heretofore existing under the firm OF DAVIS /
LEE Is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT All
persons having claims against the concern viii
please present them 70 either Of us for settlement
JOHN B DAVIS,
July 10. 1853 N M LEE.
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ONDoN elastic STOCKINGS of eve

GOLD SPECTACLES.-Af further sup.
NJ ply of Gold Spectacle, embracing CLASSES suit.
I'd to ali ages requiring their aid. both Ladies' and
gentlemen For sale by 9 GENNET,
iva Eagle Square.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-10

his prime, fallen in tie time Of trial and PERIL
And wherover this representative Of Oberlin has
presented, privately or publicly, the claims oC this
great seat IS learning to the patrons Of Christian
oiucaiion and lovers of ali,iug, earnest, aggros.
sive ministry, there will the news of his departure
produce no ordinary sensation.
The deceased leaves o wife and several children,
whose loss is incalculable and irreparahle. 1t will
be gratifying to the friends Of Prof. II. to learn
that bis bereaved family have been provided for by
his consideration in securing a Life Insurance Of
$1,000, and by his economy aud thrift which have
added sew eral thousand more to his estate. Intelli.
gencc having been sent by the morning train yes
terday to Oborlin, Professors Feirchild and Das-
combe arrived by the 3 o'clock train, and at 10
O'Clock last evening, the mutilated remains were
taken up to the place of the family residenco.-
The College and community at Oberlin are over,
in a great calamity. 1t is the first death
has occurred in the Faculty since the origin of the
Institu ton"