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AARON STRETCH,

6f1wH0IHsALE AND 30
DIR UG GIsT,
CORNER or COLLEGE, AND U7T0E STREETS
GtWEEDIsEE LEECREs. Of the best quality, always
- on hand and at reasonable prices.
E1NnEcELEs, &c, removed by Or. GOursrd's Italian
H Meiicaisi Soap.
n EXTINCTION 1TUsTAEa Tl.Pronounoed by physician
IA and judges the best Mustard in the world for prompt actions
CONCEYTRATED LYE-ous pound can viii make
" 2jPounds good Soap.
EETHEs3L 6iEzEASE--An economical and durable Lu'
DTs sc &c Being white e is much eleanly and better
for Carriages and Bug than old mixture OF lead and grease
MFTNE0W SETNES-A few very fine BIinnow seines
M Just received and for sale at the Drug store OF e sub
seribr.
RFAGNEsTA-Husbsnd' and Hsnry's genuine MsgnssLa.
w fresh supply Just received
THyERRANT,s rURREY AND RHUBARB
Z ELIXER and Shelter Aperient, Just received
VNOR SUMMER UsE-Park's Porous Prckiy Plasters,
IT unequae5 Tor convenience medical eject and pTonptness
Of action.
I'D OSE WATEEE-Genuine imported Rose Water, the
Ie best ever brought TO this market
SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDIES.
Light and DARK French Brandss;
Fine Cherry Brandy;
do blackberry do
Pure Scotch Whisky;
do Rye do
NewEom's hest do
Old Jamaica Rum;
Madeira, Port, and Sherry Wines
Which bought expressly for Medicinal purposes and viii be
Kept constantly on hand all other articles apperaininc to the
jyi5 A STRETCH.
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BONNTNGss CITY BRASS BAND.

FEXIIIS Band now fully organized, with twelve In
III stru1nents, and its menhers fatter themselves f,
that they prepared to furnl good Music nnJ -
Band in the State They respectfully call the attention
Of Mason Odd Fellows and other societies., we'll private
gentlemen. their facilities furnishing Music for PROFESSIONS,
Celebrations, Their shah be moderate Address,
J. p BARTHELL, Secy, or
r. P. CHAMP.
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p. S.-PRoF. BoNNING's oUADRILLE BAND is prepared
to make engazeeEts for Music Balls Parties on veey
reasonable terms. Address above. jan22-dlv.
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~ d.
- lT,-se Is hands high, years old white spot
= 80 and small white speck both len legs Just above
ne bos. and saa On the le jaw Appraised On ID July
is 1S5i 2 az THO. C. MORRIS. Ranger.
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NUNICEs
VETE have this day associated with ourselves Mr.. GEORGE
Nv LEE. will business under the old style Of
Cooke, Bailey & Co. COOKE & BAILEY.
NASHVILLE, June /, lSsS-je29
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yyOR SRLH5,--Onc hundred bales Northern Extra Ia
& just reeri,clhr tw-gi-ul p & c, ANDERSON.
VnImanEe EcnE Estnte for sale.

FEVIAT ycrv eligible 1t g. by feet, fronting Cherry
street uil alley rear, belonging Mrs. Sarah " Clai-
such occasions oIer. Inquire Tor
particulars Of JOHN RAMAGE
f1IrI--tEtrilm. College Street,
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Having purchased the entire interest Godhal, in the
Of Cooke, Bailey Co., will continue the Hat, Boot,
Shoe business old ssnd No. 5ONOrth side Of the
Public Square, where shall be pleased to old friends
and merchants generally.
junel9-tf. COOKE BAILEY.
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LSOss1assey Five Minute Ice Cream Freezersi MELON
"A aids Louisville Refrigerator Athurs Fruit Cans Jones
Fruit Cans Water Coolers all sizes.
j. W.
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5f1wHOLEsAIn AND HETAIh1E5
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k-NTEAm BOAT FOR SALEsssThe
- Steamer FLORIDA she lies at New eEI-144a
Orleans in first running condition, draws 30 50
water, light ami lOOO tons. She will be sold
great bargain if application he made soon to
JAMES A. DOLL,
ir1--d3vH New Albany. Ind
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For sale BY all the Druggists in Nashville, By Drugss
generally throughout the State
". W. BERRY & DEMOFILLE,
EWIN. PENDLETON & CO.,
r,arIg-tva-wau, Wholesale A1ents Nashville
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9 0 d5ft g
The Latest Design ID IIats 90 &c summ

WATERElELD a WALAER5Ss
FVNIIE attractive styles Of Hats fO- Summer Wear,
will be found Waterheld & Walkers. They have
3 u the desngs, consisting Of .
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VOLUME xxx.


~. G. ID. BENSON g. BRO, Whole 49,
r. ~ sale and Retafl Dealers in Pisso Fortes.
49, o. A. Princes Mslodeons, Buffalo. n. Y..F la si I'll
80 Church aud ParloT Organs, Guitars, Vio-u - j
li1csos Accorsons, FLUTES Flaroets Ffes Drums va,n
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WILLIAMSON q CHEATHAm.

AK. WILLIAMSON.
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me acre prepared 10 with the greatest promp ness,
an coA'c however large which may IT, rendered, i'm style and
upon terms winch cannot m give satisfaction. he also pre-
pared 20 execute all uaaruerur
SIGN AND OtN \liSrAL PAINTING MAEBLING.
haVLs ~ 'l eut secured the services Of the most expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work in his line to
give him a call before maxim Anal arraues1snrs
- =, b. T. FLEMING,
marcs-dd No. O., Union St. between Cherry and summer
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BIoopY ArrssY.-Ou the 2si ult, James Reed
deputy sheriff, with posse, attempted 70 arrest
notorious outlaw, named Champs Furgfsou, on a
State warrant at camp meeting 70 rsasss ;s, 70 .,
+ nifc. and stabbed Mr.. Floyd Evans In sevsrai
niscas a serously Furgison then tried TO escape
Int was overpowered and put Ia irons.
MAIL RoBBxR ssxrEEcsp.-George Rush, who
recently pleaded guilty to the charge OF robbinc
the mall while postmaster at lEtIa. ALLEGHENY
oousty, Pa. was sentenced last Saturday, at Pitts
burg. 10 ten years imprisonment to the Western
PsaIsentiary, which il the shortest term which
the law allows.
SALE or NEoRoEs.-0n Tuesday last twelve me-
grocs we're sold in Griffin, Ca, for the aggregate
sum OF $S,977, making an average price for each
o. $7aS Their ages ranges from 9 years up to 60.
fhey were sod on credit till Christmas, which was
nearly equivalent to cash sale.
Foa TIE NoRrHwEsr.-Itis said that Gen Harnsy
sill sail for the Pacific the Goth inst, and viii
hayea force OF about three thousand men when ali
the contineehts arrive. He expects to make shorf
work Of the Indian war IN that region.
fsfiow Fxyxa--In notice Just received sfrom
Bishop Peak--who ID OF course st his poet 10 New
osseaos when the pessilsncs 4 among his people,
tsst aiossd, than In any weak since l05Sn--tzsych
journal "a 'ssE a1f.T e1s---7-'-sss9 - N !
COrnIEHSxrxR CosyIcrip. On Wednesday lat.
neofy SCORE, Indicted Tor manufacturing end scrk.
Ing confereit Is cent pieces was con victsd Il ths
W. District Court In Pittsburg. Pa.
!, = Lus ~ PiisoH.- Hsnry Donoho, convlctsd q
shi,.. n AZ. q sstsl,sy ~ essa ssassscsd ~
pseaie!tsd .1ev. NJ. cAsdsa u philaas ~ isen
oeloaeG ~ ~ 6ioeeoo aGAiu, baeAnso "a his Last
VISIT b. psrmittsd Msthodiss ministss 10 "a lin
= dispsnsing The sAcra1sss. III
e. 4x * M so 4sss 4
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MApSsos q. r., Wa ssps. IssnsIeoo
tn. earth blessed ..h eopG y. sspv ,is
."ssns.s av .,ha msuher from HAmpsbirs !"
which va.. sa.i Il .'wsys rsiasa as "a ,s s.s
~ .ha corn has nearly uatured. Some OF the
farmers have commenced gashering fodder. There
Win be quite fair crop OF corn In this county: a.
ieast encush for home consnmptiou, uotwithstand-
ing the amount OF grnmblipg made aesiose tAc
weather and ruined crops. But some persons
woald erambie II they had the whole world
fenced 10 one field. unless they had 80 leete patch
outside for tobacco.
stop "the press" TO inform you that there vas
very exciting election held TO this place on SAL
urday, 18th inst, for officers In the SD Regiment
Of Virginia Militia.
presided over the election. and the result was NJ
election OF WIN A. Banks. Colonel; James
Twyman, Lieutenant COL; Simeon CArpen.er' ~,
Major, and Ribks r. B,&nkinbeker, "a MAJOR an
seemed pleased with tho result, except tp p oe
feafed and Il is to DO hoped that General fedce
viii now reign throughout tho whole common
wealth. " 81
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Tragic AFFAIR IN PITTsBURG.- lOung Lazy SH0t'
A telegraph dispatch has announced that MISS
Ellen Henry was shot in Pittsburg, Pa, on the losh
inst. by Thomas Smiths d, who bad been paying
her attentions The Chronicle says 1t is impossi-
bic for the young lady to survive, and gives the
following particulars:
Some months ago the young lady wenton WIS.,
IL TO the country aud returned home this morning.
Smjthson heard Of her ARRIVAL, and about ten
o'clock called at the home and saw her little bro
Their, to whom he gave nve cents Ior telling her
that he desired seeing her.
Whether she saw him then or not We cannot
saw but certain 1t is that he remained fully an hour
in the house, during which Miss Henry was en-
gagged in attending to some domestic tuties along
with her listers. She betrayed very little desire to
converse with Smithson, and told him that she
wa, engaged and had not time to talk to him now.
He Insisted on conversing with her. whereupou
she told him to go away, and was about passing
into another room, when ne delberateiy drew
pistol aud discharged its contents in her back.
fhe report of the pistol alarmed her mother and
sister who we're in the yard attending TO some
matter or other, and they hurried 10 to ascertain
the cause OF the explosion. Mise Henry met them
in the passage, and declaring that she was shot,
fell into hcr mothers arms. She was laid gently
on a lounge, and medical aid summoned, while
messengers we're despatched to the Mayors once
with Information of the bloody transaction. Drs.
McCook and Mcdonald were promptly on the
ground and made an examination Of the poor
girls wound. The ball struck her below the lett
shoulder and passed out through the breast; in
juriug the lung and narrowly escaping the heart
itself The internal bleeding Was very severe, and
at half-past II O'Clock had not been stopped. The
physicians, therefore, deem her case hopeless and
ere this reaches our readers she will in all proba-
bilty have ceased to exist.
Miss Henry is about seventeen years of age, and
possessed of considerable beauty. Her father has
been dead some time, aud she resided with her
mother aud sisters 10 house on the corner OF
Second and Liberty streets. She bore an excel
lent character among those who knew her, and so
deep was the Indignation abroad today, when the
particulars Of her shooting were made public,
that, if Smithsou had been caught, he would. be-
You'd all doubt or peradventnre, have been lynch
al
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re report Of the trial Of Hxssf W. DIV %"
I'm, sue kiiiias JAnn McDownl, o., IN ~.
essgiA Va, h coesinssd 10 % days Drsrafca. tes
svtdsnes this morning chieny relates " INC -.
connection Of Mr.. Bs most unhsppy eAosA'.
vtsA the anAIr, anu As viii b seen ~ sns ss~'sa
iag cross examination Of Witnesses wv !.
ssemlsstlou 70 50 70 tas bottom 0. ~
sson our reporter, we iear1 thas 'ns.s MS ~"
great di0iculty 10 getting wttus'se' pisaso' ''eA
having 1ett the town. $50 ~ -es-5s
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SAD Love SroRY.-An episode in this years. vel.
low fever history is recorded by the ST. Louis
Republican. A young girl Of Bordeaux fell in love
with an American sailor-a native of Maine-whO
happened to be in France and she eloped with him
to America to be married. as her parents were
ayerse 20 the match. They arrived short time
since at New Orleans, were married there. but,
terrified at the tavages Of the yellow fever, has
tened to St sLouis in hopes to escape it. The grim
monster, however, had obtained q hold in the
young mans vitals, and he arrived at his destina
tien only todie. The poor French girl, many miles
away from relatives and acquaintaDces, after all
her trials and sacrifices, when wife is made
q widow, aud must depend on charity for subsis.
Anea
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HoNoas TO PaoF. MORSE Prof. Morse has been
decorated by the Emperor OF the French with the
Legion Of IIonor. The Diplomatic Convention
which had in consideration the recompense due
by the Governments of Europe to the Professor for
the use of his invention, met on Monday the 23rd
nit. II is generally Supposed that the affair is
Terminated, aud that the snm of 100000 francs
was agreed on. The Governments tax themselves
according to the ratio of machines they have in
use, and thus the share of France will be about
ope-hnlf the whole sum allowed.
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fsfcoap pigpATcH.
MATNE ELECTIOy.

ponrI.sp, he, Sept. IA The election for Gov
ernor, members OF Congress and Legislature took
place In this Stats yesterday. The returns are
scattering. In 13l towns Newell (Rep} for Gov
ernor has 31os!; Smith lDem2 Tloo. The mrs.
johnson DEM 10 probably elected. In the ifth
aud sixtn districts the Republicans have undoubt-
edIy elected their candidates. -e.-e
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Affairs I'm LunenburB.
CORRESPONDENCE. or rne RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

LusESBuRG COUNTY, Va. Sept. 10th, Do
The farmers are busily engaged saving tneII
fodder The crop Of corn Is very snoI. y
one-han Ii continues very dry. and the crops ~
sob.ceo are suffering very much for rain. fne
crop will be very short one, late aud uneven. -
h.. bean ouite warm for the last week the sun
IL quite hot, but the nights are cool. Inete ns'
~ ~. Son,oy. have had but little to do as yet.
The HACK tongue has made its appearancei 10 tne
.onnty among the cattle, and good many nave
died from the disease. :. .;rh-
There are two debating societies III LEG net ;h.
horhood . one at Oraloak's High School, ana tne
o,har at God Hope Church They are wen at
tended. and some Of the members are good spesA'
az. Yours &c, BOB.
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A Coon HAUL "A company Of fishermen in the
neishDorhood of"0cean View" put out their seae
on Thursday evening and hsaled ashore $50 hne
salmon trouts, from IL to "a inches in length
The whole lot was sold to the hucksters fIr sixty
dollars; brought to town and by them packed In
ice and shipped of by the morning Steamers little
after sun rise tickle the palstes of friends
in Petersburg and Richmond. We hope they ar.
rived 10 good conditiou but have cur doubts, as
the weather is very hot for the sessonNortolk, Va
E.
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s. WATSON has just returned from
the sprins and will be happy to his old friends
and show them some OF his celebrated Cbrystal
MINIATURES. which will neither fade or rub out
Lie size PICTURES, in oil or pastile, at tAe short
est notice.
wHiTEg URsr's OLD GALLERY. II MAIN STREEr-NN-
rIcE WATSON takes Pictures frcm so cts TO 500.
Ambrotypes. Melainotypes On leather, and Photo
graphs OF any size plain painted, either in ras
tile or oil. The painting to bs done by first eass
by the co. or by the aid of machinery suitable fer
running railway an ocean line of steam
ships. he has two skylights. enabling him at all
times to get good Pictures AZ advantage not pos
sessed by any other Gallery in Richmond.
IA
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Affairs In fredericksburg.
,rsposprscs or TEE RICHMOND DAILY DrsPArcHl

fCorREePONDfNCs CT TIE kICHffoSD P''1' ' "
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept. IA, 1858.
n, ve.,erdav. tho woman Lucy Taylor. who was
...s,s,y hurut by the burstin. OF csmphene
iamn few DAYS ago, died from her injniies.
Gu yesterday morning, Mr' JOAN kowe' VINO
lives about four miles from here. in Stafford, came
20 her death under very singular circumstahces'r
~ "s -, ia the store of her brother, Mr.. }. Il.
Wrinre and had started to go across the street to
his dwelling. and had only gotten as far as the
nnpb stone. when horse and buggy was driven
before her very rapidly, and she sank down on TIE
pavement aud expired 10 few minutes aieer' Que
was respectfully connected here
Tbe Southern NJ 4. church has been holding
revival here for some two weeks, aud large mum
Der have been converted.
There was heavy shower here on SATURDAY last
Yours, tHE M
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Gor,i,arr M,rlxet.

New YoaK, Sept. H-Cctton quiet and unchang
ed. Flour dull aud lower-Stste - S5G14 IS, Ohio
s56otG5 10 snuthern S5l3 40. Wheat dull and low
er-red sI.laS@l 90 while 3l.25@1I3s Corn active
white seas spirits Turpentine 4S1s. Rosin $l.72
OTIS Rice firm.
BALTIKoRz. sept. IA Flour dull-shfppinR brands
nomipai-extra lower. Wheat dull-rsd Sl.25l1l.
50 white 81 379i43. Corn duil-white 7s0so. yellow
9lf23f,
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nEsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
~ The subscriber offers for sale privately, his
FARM in the county OF Hanover, on the line Of the
Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike, % miles
from Richmond. containing ECO Acres. 1t is well
watered and supplied with wood and timber suff-
Gent for the use OF the farm The soil is gray. and is
well adaptd to the growth Of wheat. corn tobacco.
&c. The DIV cling House is situated in beautiful
grove of caks; AID there is never failing spring 4
lure water within twenty yards Of the house.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply to the
subscriber residing on The premises or by letter ad
dressed TO 1iountpeiier, Hanover county, Va.
Sc I7-cw4t* JOHN L. VAUGHAN
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, after short, bat painful ILL.,
mesa. WIN b GILLaRD, aged 81 years.
EA Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please
copy.
On Tuesday morning, Sept lith, at - minutes
past IL O'Clock, FANNY. daughter Of John and Su-
sannah G Lindsey, eyed 9 ears.
The friends and aequaiatances of the family. are
respectfully invited to attend her fanera this
ing, at ii oclOek from the residence OF her parents
an tfrOok Road.
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BosroN, Sept 18th, 1S5S.-T. Belcher KAY. the
we'll known pugilist. after several weeks Illness
from rheumatism, died yesterday from heart di-
sease, forty seven years old.
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A FATHER AND SoN MURDERED IN KENTUCKY -
The Louisville Courier states that soIue days since
in Washington county, KY, two men Henderson
aud Yocnm, mode an attack upon q man named
fos. Faris, and 10 the ARRAY killed Fariss son. the
old escaping for the time. Henderson, and
Yocum were arrested, aud are now in Jail in Srine
field. On Friday the elder Paris was found in the
public road, murdered, not far from his own house.
lie was shot, and asyet the n,urdsrers are unde--
tected. 800 sss2s
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The United States Court at Charleston has refused
to release the crew of the captured SLAYER.
On Saturday evening Messrs. Brownlow and
Pryne terminated their debate on slavery in Phila
.ienhia.
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NAvAL-T U. 8. government has chartered the
propeller southern STAR" Capt. Badger, of Pc
tersburg, for the Paraguay Expedition, at the rate
of $4,000 per month. The q. 8. Practice ship Pre-
BILE, arrived at Norfolk, Sunday, from Maderia.-
Since she sailed on the 2sth of June last she has
visited Cherbourg aud Cadiz. She left Monday
evening for Annapolis.
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SPECIAL NOTICE 8.
~ New GOODS
BREEDEN T. FOX,
l.. akau NaalaEa In

~ New GooDs.-
BREEDEN T. FOX,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
DRY GOODS.
Are now receiving and offer to their city and coun-
try friends. very large. cheap and choice seiec-
NEW PAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
In Ladies' Dress Fabrics, they have splendid as
sortmsnt. to which particular attention 10 called.
' Plaid and Striped vALENCIAs
Delaiae KORES. Les
saF s. STRIPES s.
Rich Plaid do. .o
Housekeeping and Plantation Goods. in great
All Of which will be offered to the wholesale and
Sc is sie:' sA' ' al7 BROAD STREET
~ New CARPETS, &C In the above
Goods our assortment is now complete, a1d great
tian. Tapestry, Velvet and Brussels cAKpETINd.
Also, in RUGS aud 6-4 IL and I6-i b ,Ck1Sa -
our friends and the public are respectfully solicited
TO call An' give Us II '''A'' BREaDEN FOX.
se l5-I0t 2li Broad street.
ps~ NEW M.NrELErs, &c-Having
purchased largely of MANTELETS. CLOAKs and
suAWLS. We are now prepared to offer our friends
new and superior article. at reduced prices Please
~"'- '-N BREEDEN Fox.
So 3-l0t 2lT Broad St.
nos- PRor. A. J. 6EBHAaDT, late Of
Williamsburg Female Academy, beSs leave to ef.r
his services to the citizers Of kichmcnd TEACH
ER CT the PIANO, SINGING, VIOLIN, FLUTE,
GUITAR. &C. -
He can be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
Refer to : Hon Ii Wise. C G 0r;swold. ESQ; Maj
NJ Ninmo Mr. E T Winston. SO l5--lm*
Try
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TILE I1ISPATCH


NOTION 10 AUvMKrfsRRA - dyensssseHts ~
~ Df6PATCW saR BE- hanai u bv SIR eccck ~ ~
xenev pyvssure ~ upon ~ comss w
81 1spsr sei1 nat adsd of their rsc&fsoS Vs' NC
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TIE SPRIsGs.-Thereare about 100 visitors at the
Greenbrier, Va, White Sulphur Springs. Among
them are Jerome n. Bonaparte, of Baltimore, and
John A. Washington, of Mount Vernon.
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No. THE WILD IRISH GIgL-The Wild Irish Girl
arrived from the Mountains yesterday. She may
be seen on Main street tomorrow between IL and IL
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Zee No QUAcKgRY-JACKsoN's Elk

kE- No QUACKgRY-JACKsoN's Ex-
cELsIoR HIfTERs made from old valuable and
well tried Receipt, and every enc that has given
them fair trial. agree that they the benz
ciai and pleasant BIFTERs ever introduced to the
public. Read the annex ID certificate from medi-
cal gentlemen, only one from among thousand:
jackson MISSISSIPPI.
"GR. r. II. JACKSON Deer Sir: have tried 100
bottles OF your LxcELsIoR BIITERs with my custom
srs, aud universally recommend ii a specific
against Ague anil Fever. Bilious Fever. &c. AZ a
TONIC find it superior 10 any Other article have
ever tried. agreeable article in COCKTAIL it
is only to be used to be approved. o
Your friend aud servant,
sc 9--2wif TH0S NJ fALLON, VI Dr.