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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-29

An effort il being made to change the ter
minus Of the Collins line Of steamers to Port
land, Maine. ~
The ATLANTIC CABLE.-Prof. Morse is Of
The opinion that coiling the Atlantic cable, and
the too great size Of 1t, are causes OF the late
failure. He thinks half the size, and laying it
from one vessel, would be more likely to sue
coed. II will he better to commence on this
side. The Leviathan is the only vessel cspa-
bic Of containing the whole cable. 1t Is there
fore suxeested that she bring over the cable
on her first trip and lay it on her return. The
New York Herald recently sumed up some Of
the advantages likely to result from the sue
GEES Of this enterprise, among which revo.
luton in commercial Transactions Is prominent
There 10 about six hours difference in time be-.
tween New York and London, 20 that rspsrts
u speeches in Parliament and other intsili-
gence would be received here long before they
are delivered, and could be published in New
York in the morning following their uttersnce,
simultaneously with the London papers,,
HuHcKrE, the keeper OF the Hotel Napoleon
and his bar keeper were held to bail on the
23i Tor perjury in the De Riviere case. Null
ford, the counsel in the same case, for whom
a warrant is issued, has absented himself.
THE "DEcLARArioN'' EXPLAINED Ste
phen A. Douglas, in his speech delivered at
Springfield, H., on the 18th July. said:
"The Declaration Of Independence meant
the white people"
II is thought that this lucid exposition by
the distinguished juri.t and Legislator, will do
much to restore the confidence Of the South In
this difficult instrument Gin. Gazette.
DEATH FROM THE BITE OF RArrLEsNAKE
We are informed BY Mr.. Francis North, Of
Dutch Creek, that . son OF Mrs. R. J. Hen
derson, aged 10 years, residing in Keokuk
county, was bitten by rattlesnake, on last
Wednesday, while going for water in the har-
vest field. The wound was made on the large
artery inside the foot. Medical aid was i'm
stantly procured, but to no purpose, and after
lingering four hours in great pain aud agony,
death put On end to HE suiferings. 81 Washing
ton Press.
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Pronticeana.

kHO1u1VO0oAoe
Coz. Drinkhard 10 acting Sec'y Of War IN
the absence Of ssc'y Floyd. Too many OF
that family sre in ofiee these days. s
The Washington Union boasts that the affairs
CT the Government are going on like clock.
work. Oh yes, they are going on-tiek, tick,
tick. 49, ~
When constituency elect such : man ~
Bill English to Congress, they undertake to
pass him At more than his value. He 10 ~
raised Bill"
The truth don't bore our rsaden.-CN. A.
Ledger.
1t 10 never allowed to get ito anger Or gimlet
within hundred yards Of them.
A few nights ago The lightningstruck In sew
eral places In Washington City. II did not
strike the Treasury building, however. There
was no metal there to attract the electric fluid.
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In BED WITH A RATrLEsNAKE.-Weh avs
frequently heard Of snakes visiting houses, and
Of THAR sometimes having been found in and
under beds, but we do not recoIlect ever tav-
ing heard Of ~ remarkable an escape from an
awful death from snake, ~ the following, re-.
lated to Us BY Mr.. T. w. Bli.s, who.was pres
ent when il occurred. About Ave weeks ago,
two children Of Mr.. Jacob Schell, living aboxi
three and half miles west from Washington,
The one aged nine and the other four years,
becoming weary from the excessive best,
lay down on the bed shortly after dinner, and
were soon fast asleep. Some time during the
afternoon, Mr.. Schell and our informant, who
had been at work in the field, were compelled
to seek the house for shelter from heavy
shower. They had scarcely entered when
Mrs. Schsll west to the bed to replace some
Of the covering which had been displaced,
when the horrible sight met her eyes, the head
Of huge rattlesnaks projecting from 6stwees
the ehiidrss, and ito body In close proximity to
theirs. Mrs. 8. wa Of course much frighten.
Cd, and there 10 not much doubt that It would
have terminated fatally to at least one Of the
children, had it not been for the providsntial
arrival OF the twO men who, with more pres
encs Of mind, quietly removed them from eli
their side Of the bed It the same time, without
alarming Tie snake, thus undoubtedly saving
their lives. HE ssnaksahip" IVES thsn ssess.
smssiously dispatched. II proved 70 b .
very largs one, with sii fsatiss In IL tail. How
II got thsss 30 mystery. -Rssyis Usjss, l5tk.
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Pursuant to adjournment the citizens reas.
sembled at the Court House on Tuesday even
ing, and with former officers, commenced bu.
siness.
Mr.. Devin, from committe on Constitution,
Bylaws, &c., reported said committee un-
prepared. but presented the following resoln-
tons for adoption, which were unanimously
carried:
RssoIosd, That we earnestly request our
Mayor and Aldermen 10 take prompt and eff
cient measures to enforce our State laws and
City Ordinances on the subject without re-
spect Of persons.
Resoloed, That We win use all our inference,
and heartily Ieni our aid, 10 carrying out their
measures and in sapp:.e'sing the. d''sraceful
traffic.
Upon suggestion to form Temperance
Society, spirited remarks followed from sew
eral gentlemen, as to the best way in which
they should proceed.
On motion committee Of FIVE, consisting Of
Messrs. Walker, Spaulding, Mitchell, Devin.
and Bonnifield, were appointed to draft form
Of pledge, together with constitution and by
laws, to report at an adjourned meeting.
On motion committee Of two were appoint :
ed to secure speakers for the next evening, and
also committee Of one, consistin, OF J. s.
Porter, TO present the adopted resolutions to
the City Council.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet at
the Court House on Tuesday evening, August
81, at early candle lighting.
H. P. GRAVES, Chm'n.
E. F. LEWIS, Sec'y.
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JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

AT the OskalOosa Convention 1t was
thought best by the Delegates pres
ent from this Judicial District, in view
of the fact that very general misun.
Outstanding seems to prevail in rela-
ton to the time and place of holding
said Convention and ofother consider
atoms, to then and there agree upon
and recommend the az 18th day of
August as the time, and Bloomfield as
the place. Papers in the District
will please notice.
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ca The papers Of the many headed democ-
racy have been compelled by certain symp-
toms in the public mind to turn their attention
from TIE very profitable discussion Of Republic
can management Of State affairs, to the some
what more extended and unfortunate subject
Of the condition Of the national finances, and
are atpresent engaged upon the promising task
Of demonstrating that the National debt Of
$lnO, OO0, 00, contracted BY this Administrators,
is evidence Of its being the most economical
and saving we have ever hadJ They are also
attending some to DR.. Eads, who, according 10
one Of them, !. not only very smart man, but .
creditor Of the state in the small sum Of
SOL 900!
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Later from Utoh....The Army
I'm Salt Lake City.

The army, under Gen. Johnston, was enter
INK Salt Lake City on the day Of the departure
of the mail June 26rh. The mail party was
detained eight hours BY the passage Of the
troops through Emigration Canon. The M r..
mons were all at Provo, with the exception Of
about one hundred and fifty men, who remain
ed in Salt Lake City to take care Of the crops,
stock and other property. Contamination
between the Peace Commissioners and Brig.
ham Young wa, kept mp daily, and the best
and most psaceable feeling seemed to prevail.
Secretary Hartnett was on the most intimate
and friendly terms with the Secretary Of Brig.
ham, who is Wn. H. Hooper, formerly steam
boat Captain of this city, and once The CON-
mander Of the old Alexander Hamilton Mr..
Hartnett vas living in his horse at Salt lake.
There is not single woman in Salt Lake City,
except the wife OF Gov. Cumming.
The Mormons would not rent their houses
in the city, and il was supposed that the troops
would BE- compelled to camp near West Noun
tain, which is about twelve miles West OF the
city.
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ALDAHY, July "a.
The baggage and mail car on the DOWN train
on the Central Road, due here ct 4.50 4. M,
was destroyed by fire at 81. Johnsville. The
6rs is supposed to have originated from some
combustible article among the baggage. Tho
contents Of the car were nearly destroyed, and
the mails from Buffalo and some intermediate
atations lost
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William T. Porter, founder, and for twenty
Eve years editor Of the New York Spirit Of the
Times, and more recently one Of the lroprie-
tors Of Porter's Spirit, died in New York on
Monday morning, at the eye Of fifty-two.-
Mr.. Porter was native OF Vermont, foici-
bic and sprightly writer, and thoroughly ver-
sed in sporting matters. t
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e A new Post Office has recently been
established at our neighboring town Of Rich
mond. Any Of our subscribers, whose conve-
nience will be promoted BY receiving their pa
Pers at Port Richmond, can have the change
made BY making known the fact to 10.
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q The loss sustained BY the late ire 1t
the London Docks ID estimated 1t thres mil
lion dollars, including 5000 tons sugar, $50
tons saltpetre. 1000 bales jnts and Hemp. 40,.
900 bag, rice. besides large quantity u run
and brandy. sf's,s
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u Ths lest advicss from Salt Lake, in-
forms NJ that TIE Nsrnons havs Ill returned
10 their hessps TAs army sncsmpsd 20 milss
beyond the city. Brigham. Young wants Ia ~
tried tef trsaapn, but Insists upon Jury II pIl
Mcrnons. ar
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John r. Cribs ! young man about nj

John r. Cribs young man about Mae
teen years Of age, is in Jail ut Memphis for
parricide. He killed his father in . drunken
quarrel two years ago. He says that since
the murder he has known TO peace Of mind;
that be has no settled home and could rest No
where. He would ~ soon suffer In . penitsn-
iary ~ undergo what be has endured. ioia
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MANSFIELD, July "a.

This morning, y J. H. Cook, proprietor
Of the Miller House, was standing in tho pub
lic room, Mr.. Samuel Ballatt, daguerrean ar
DIST stepped into the doorway and discharged
revolver It Mr.. Cook, the shot taking efFec
In the right side, just below the hip, making at
severe bd. not dangerous wound. The cause
Il supposed r. Be some misunderstanding
about money matters.
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q From Utah We learn that Gen. John.
stem entered Crest Salt Lake City On The 18th
ult. The Mosnsns bed bssn invited to ssturn
70 thsir homes, but were still It Provo.
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IT'S DrvINIrY SHAPES OUR ESD.-How
often, in our passage through life, are we re.
minded OF the truth OF this maximp How Of
ten have we been prevented by some. at the
time, seeming unfortunate circumstance, from
taking passage on boats or on cars, which have
been lost or dashed in pieces? Or readers
will recoliect an account in this papss At the
railroad accident at Shin Hollow, on the Ere
railroad. on the 10TH On that train . brother
Of the Editor II this papSr was Messenger.
It was necessary to leave this train 1t some
point on the route in order to reach Dunkirk,
to which piacs his baggage ~as checked, bat
accidentally the point was passed before they
wsrs awsre Of it, aad they had to tarn back.
and lay over day waiting Cor the nsxt Dun
kirk train. The train watch they reluctantly
left went on short distance when rail broke,
and two OF FIVE cars were thrown over preci
pice thirty feet deep. dashed int" fragments,
and FIVE persons insta atty killed, and forty in
jured, many Of them doubtless fatally.
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There is still hope-the Atlantic telegraph
may yet be successfully laid. From the for
eign news published IN onr telegraph column
it seems that the Agamemnon and Niagara
were to start Tor the 6aal trial on the 18th. ls
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QuEBEc, July 81.
The Agsmemnon and VaIsrons returned to
Queenstown on the 18th. The FINAL break in
the Atlantic Gable was inst below sterr OF the
Agamemnon, after 146 miles had been paid
out OF that vessel. The Agamemnon then re-
turned TO the rendezvous in mid ocean and
cruised there four days. in anticipation Of
meeting the Niagara on her arrival at Greens
town. II was resolved to coal and start for
the final attempt on Saturday, the l7th, their
being still $500 miles OF cable On both vessels.
In Parliament there had been On important
debate on the Slave Trade, during which the
Government stated that the difficulties with
America had been satisfactorily arranged, and
that Secretary Cass had assured Lord Napier
that the American Government would give an
earnest consideration to any proposals suggest
ed a. to the verifcation Of the nationality Of
vessels.
f 1t 10 officially announced that the grand ma
val review ,ai Cherburg will take place on the
4th. August.
There had been terrible massacre Of Chris.
lions At Jeddsh by the Mahom-tans. Twenty
person were murdered inclndiag, among them
both the English and Frence Consols. Three
British men-of-war had been ordered there.
There Is later news from both India and
China, but not important.
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NEW YoRK. July "a.
Stephen H. Branch editor and proprietor,
and Daniel Ades printer Of the Alligator, were
arrested for . libel on Mayor Tieman and also
fof libel on Simeon Draper.
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DETRoIr, July ~.
ThetS7th anniversary OF the founding Tof
Detroit 10 being celebrated 10 day with great
spirit weather delishifuls procession very
large and imposing 5 allihs military, Ere con-
psniss and civil societies fully represented.
The Council - Windsor and Sandwich. G. w.
and fire company from Chatham, are parti-
pants An Grafton will be delivered in Fire.
mans Hall In English by G. J. Walker, in
French By e. N. Lacroix. The ceremonies
will conclude with grand banquet at the
Russell House this evening.
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ADMINlsrRATRIx NOTICE.

HIOfICE b hereby given that Letters Of Adminls.
II trsticn have been granted by the County Coart
Of wapello County 70 the updssslgne1 the estate
and that all pefsons having osms against said estate
yin be !equred 70 present hsm, daily authenticated
for settlement. and IN peoas indsStsd thereto AZ
requested % make payment. fss8s bees - b 81
s...o..a. Many = LEIGHTON. Adninistsssrix. !.
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The Defiance passed down Tues
day. The river is now falling.
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Council Proceedings.
MONDAY, Z o'clock, P. M

MONDAY O'CLOCK, r. m
Council met. Present Mayor, Recorder,
Marshall snd Aldermen Daum, Hawiey, Cald-
we'll, Milburn, Hunter, Neville. Prugh, Pot
ter and Bradshaw.
Journal Of last meeting read aud approved.
On motion Messrs. Caldwell, Milbnrn, and
Neville were excused for nom attendance at
previous meetings. jDl
The Auditing Committee reported In favor
Of the accoun. Of J. H. Myers, $685. 6 for ser-
vicesas Marshall. Mayor and Recorder in
structsd to draw an order for the same.
Same, in favor OF the account Of A. T. Hol-
ly Of So so Cor making double bank for Jail.
Mayor and Recorder instructed to draw an or
der for same.
Same, in favor Of account OF N. Doggett, Of
SIG 66, for services as Recorder. Mayor and
Recorder Instructed to draw an order FOR the
same. G 1865 81 1
The motion Of Mr.. Prugh s.That the City
refund A. A. Douglas seventy. Eve dollars, the
money paid by him for license" which was
laid over from last meeting, was then taken
up. Mr.. Dadm moved to amend by adding,
con condition that he surrenders all claims
against the city on account thereof" which
was adopted. SlE H
Mr.. Caldwell offered to further amend BY
substituting fifty for seventy.fye dollars,
which was adopted. @
On motion, the motion as amended was laid
on the table.
On motion, . Committee Of three was ap-
pointed to confer with Mr.. Douglas in rels-
ton to the final settlement Of his claim.
Messrs. Daum, Hawley and Caldwell were
appointed said COMMITTEE
On motion Of Mr.. Potter: Resolved, that q
Committee Of three be appointed to enquire
into the expediency, the probable cost and
the best and the most economical plan, Of gra-
ding and macadamizing Front St. between
Court and Green, and report At - early day
as possible. - a s
Messrs. Potter, Hunter and Bradshaw, were
appointed said Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Prnsh: Resolved, That
the resolution fining members of the Council
one dollar for no, being present at the OPEN
ing OF the meeting be erased.
Mr.. Bigham stated TO the Council that there
was a Judgment on the docket Of Esq. STAN
ley against the City, ~ Garrishee of John
Riley. Referred 10 the Solicitor for investi-
cation. %
On motion Of Mr.. Hawley, Committee
was appointed to determine a. to the expedi-
e"cy Of leasing city ground on South side Of
Of Front, between Court and Washington.
Messrs. Prugh, MilDurn snd Caldwell were
appointed said COMMITTEES. .is
On motion adjourned.
N. DOGGETT, Recorder.
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HUNGARIAN GRAag sEED yass r.
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f!s u bas BLANKS. !;
nLANK NOTES and other Blanks, Inst print
ID cd, snA Tor sak att66 e0cs. ~ ~ 70
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f, ress.as6s PIrrsBURG, July "a. +
Geo. w. Cass has resigned the Presidency
OF the Pittsbnrg, Fl. WAYNE and Chicago Rail-
road, and ). E. Thompson il elected to ill the
vacancy. M ;o ", /, ..ss,,.5. !,
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An effort IL bsing made TO change the ter
minus Of the Collins line Of steamers to Port
land, Maine. ~
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TRusfEss-R. II. Warden, NC. HIN, Q. Hicksnloope
CLgnK-C. 2. Bake.
JusrioEs-A. Lotspelch, Thomas Stanley, Jno. Ford
CoSsrA sLxs-0eo. W. w. Lewis, Z. @. Essthaul, Q
Leonard. 6ttF eai4tf f3t5Sl th tsstAE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-19
I HI Z DISPATC III.
FRIDAY MORNING n,peu !, ,s,a
VIRGINIA NEWS.


'opaE aAaSaAlL.--The newly elected Judge Of
the third district commenced is duties In The Cir
cult Court OF Prince Edward on Monday. The
farmsiie journal says
There wasa large crowd In the Courthouse.
,,hahy OF the "sovereigns" evidently expecting a
Dstaagae irom the new Judge a sort of iaauq,fyui
is.., or exposition of "trst principles. and no
,.N.e disappointnent. as well surprise. was de-
pictso IN their oountenances,w when Mr. NJ aujetfy
saklng his seat proceeded to the discharge of his
oiislal duties a. If he had been accustomed TO
them for the last dozen years
sfliL LryiSa.--The negro man who was inpaletl
oy hitins upon his pieaaxe, near rarmyille, week
before last, was alive on Wednesday, with a fair
prospect Of recovery.
JESSE CROCKETT, the free negro who was arrssted
In Petersburg some time since, charged with the
murder OF Mr. Griffin, at Aqua Greek, set fire to
the jail at Stafford Court House the other day,
broke his chain, and was nearly suffocated for his
trouble.
The First TRAIs.--The Norfolk Herald halls with
hnexpressible feelings of delight, the arrival, on
Monday last, of the drst freight train on the Nor
loiS ana petersburg road. laden with grain, &c,
fIom the county of isle of Wight
FATAL REsuIT.--Emmet Rainey, an estimable
youth, died i'm Psinee George county, Tuesday
"ikh1. Hohi the eHects Of wound accidentally re-
eeiSed from gun. On examining him, post mar
tso', it was discovered that the breech pin of his
gun had been driven through the skull bone and
become imbedded in the substance of his brain -
In this position it had remained nearly four weeks
before death resulted from its presence The oc-
currence is as remarkable il is distressing
THE DINwiDpIE HOMICIDE The two Devlins.
charged with the murder of Mize, have bee n ex.
amined and remanded for trial Bail was refused.
RESUMED SPECIE PAYMKNrs-The Bank Of Wheel
ing, Va. has resumed specie payments on all out
standing notes; an example that all the banks in
Virginia, for their credit should follow with.
out unnecessary delay.
NEGRO SHoT-A valuable negro man, named
Andrew, the property of Mr.. John Wells. was &C
cidentaliy shot and dangerously wounded, last
Tuesday, in DanYille, by young man named
Thomas Scott.
DECEAsED.-Mr VIM. North, a young gentle
man of estmable character, died at pittsylyania
{. IT.. a few days ago
WASHINGTON COLLEgE.-The number of students
dismissed from Washington College, Lexington.
in consequence of the recent difficulties there is
twenty-five. No interruption to the college ez-
ercses has resulted.
DANGEROUSLY ILL.-Themas L. Hall, ESQ., a well
know n citizen of Fauquier county is dangerously
i'll, with but slight prospect of recovery.
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asg4. PLA1N SrarEnESrs OLE FACTS

EEs5~ fLAIE STATEhENTS OF FACTS. -
DR.. HAMPTON, aged 81 years. speaks. Wear him:
Ara you sckI Beware Of initatiousi Ask fol
Aanlptons Vegetable Tincture. Tie many cures
made by this pleasant and sle remedy uay induce
;ountefteltinS.
A medicine must have merit and great merit, too
stand the test of public opinion No art of putting
galyani2e worthless article 50 to keep it ny
As q good medicine, il il be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite Of opposition
fhe people readily find out its virtues and the fame
ot them passes from mouth TO mouth with more IN
pi3ity than newspapers can spread IL, A living vat
ness testify ing 10 the medicine has made for
aim, is OF mere service than any newspaper adV6r
Using.
In prsof Of what we say above, we refer You r.
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture and its effects
MR. WA. UIGH No. l55 So .th Paca street, Balti-
more, cured of Rheimatisn, Dyspepsia and NerS ous
disease.
Ma EnwIS NJ apRANKLIS, No. q Register street
Baltimore most dreadful case Of Scrofula OF years
ttanng lost number OF pieces Of bone restored t.
health.
Miss MARY scoF1EIp Teacher No. 630 Baltnicre
streether case, after yetfs OF suffering, has aston
isbed her friends Let the afhc.eG call TO her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. DC.
Mr.. Wm Oldham OF Baltimore CustOln-itOu5e sut-
ered from these complaints for Is months with body
and mind severely affected. He was cured By Aamp'
toms Vegetable Tneture after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry @. Winn had acough Tor years-grca:
weakness, &C. had in all FIVE or six physicians tried
aiIs he remedies but was cured only by
HAMPToN'S IEGETABLE TINCTURG.
gS- S-Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
" Seld Sc IT, Gy PURCELL, LADD CO. Richmond; b;
Or. COOKS, Fredericksburg; by All the bTuggsts IN
Petersburg; tr MORTIMER & M0WBRAY, i, III
more and by D. zgists ani Shopkeepers every where
E1-Sl per tie: six bottIes for 81. -ddo