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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29
Summer Resorts.
VYNEE SpRvNCS

THIS most delightful summer resort will be opened
for the reception Of visitors on the 18th of June
The rooms and buildings in the most complete or
DER. Inc table VIII at all times be supplied with the
cholcest vlancs the market affords The extensive
lcehouse well stocked with inexhaustible supply
A good Band Of Music will be in constant attendance
The Bar VIII be well supplied with choice selection
Of wines liquors. and segars and every exertion will
be made TO advance the comfort and pleasure of all
visitors that may favor US with call.
je7-lmeod4w J. MOSHER.
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Gtaurerp l1Otilcs.
Chancery Court at Nashville.

John r. Balm rs. Daniel Mcintyre.
T the office Of the Clerk and Master OF the Chan
n Gerry Court Nashville, the 9th day OF June,
1sJs on motion of complainant, by counsel III
the above cause and II appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the Clerk and Master that the sand defen-
daut. DANIEL MCINrEE, is nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process
OF this cannot be served upon him; therefore
ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication be
made four weeks succession IN the Nashville Pa
trot wspapcr published in the city Of Nashville,
requiring the said defendant appear at the next
term of the Chancery Court 10 be holden for the
Of Davidson at the court house thereof IN the city
OF Nashville. on the first Monday in Nov. next, and
answer said bill the viii be taken for confess
ed as 10 HIM and set down for hearing parte.
c. u. BRIEN,
ie7-w4t Prs fee So Clerk Master.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Old Nashville Inn Stable,
NORTH MARKET sr BELOW EVANS & CO


TshE sabss rbrf has tins ay bouEat tbc lntsFest oa
Il J. y. AtSAANpasS ~ tae above staboi Aia = pre-
tarvd T. tarulsh sasrt nsce nst horscs aad n-tt
Huggics iiacks Tor whHh only vsry Haostssstfs
prHcs III be charged. All hO Ntsh 10 rlde IA style
lad brttrT gise Ban CAL.
Ihsse = lsliag u purchase Horses Slll also lad q
greatly b. their advantage give hita call, be Is
atuu with parties IA ohbo a. Scii a. else
~E-fs thIolsss ~bass agency he ruanicd % furnish
exaefiy such harses gay br SAutal
IA : also PREPARED % kHtck aBa fck, Hrstk alsd
Gaif 10 Sa.tfis HrHess NhAch branch a. indecd
a) IA Feref satlfHcssas - sztrFaaiaf f.o-
melnbeg, North AAskes street.
J {. NcfEfRAN,
mayIB-lm late 81 BoSllng 1reen, ky.
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dissolution.

UFHE partnership heretofore existing under tbs
Il uanls aad sly le OF MrfkltRAN a Ai-kAANbkRts
tbs d4y dissolved BY mutual consent Tho business
Sill hvsasr Do carried al the old stand by }. Z.
Nit KKRAN who alone IL empowered o. s-tte up the
business ii the old urm JAS. [. Nci kiulAN,
J. ~ ALEXANDER
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COAL. COAL!.

1O000 BUSHELS Superior Ohio River Coal in
IoOOO at the Coal-YaTd on College Street, ad-
Jpming NJ. X + +. Cheatham's Warehouse, carefully
screened and cleaned at IS Ed2O cents per bushel.
Apply 10 the Coal Yard.
ian23-u A l., DAVIS
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The Procession will move from 2lst mp Main TO
%. along ID TO Broad, down Broad 70 10th, and
thence to the Capitol Square.
/. The Masonic Fraternity will occupy the
space 10 rear and on Two sides OF the Monument,
bat not the reseryed space in front between the
seats and Orator, etc.
2. Military lines will be formed on the Capitol
Square according 10 general orders hereafter 70
be issued.
3. Three hundred seats on the left and east are
appropriated to the members and officers Of the
General Assembly, the Executive officers OF the gov
erumenf, the Judiciary, Aldermen and Council Of
the city OF Richmond and other cities
4. Three hundred seats on the right and west Of
she Monument are Rppror rated 70 the Grand on
GERS OF the Grand Lodges OF Masons, Encampmepts
and Chapters, Grand Officers OF the Ipdspen ndsut
Order Of Odd Fellows, Dfnids, Sons Of Tsmper-
anee, and virginia Mechanics Institute. Ofesreo ot
the Army and Navy Of the U. s., the Rsverpd
Clergy. staff OF General Officers aud Assistant
Marshais, aud Chiefs Of the Fire Department
D. The remaining seats are sppropriassd TO ~
dies aud their escorts. -
g. On the right and outside Of the lire Of Milees;
ry, will be arranged the fremsn. Order si kS1
Men. Draids Reehatites, German Benerelsst sosis-
ty, In ranks four deep.
Z. On the left, aud outside Of the Mitftary, viii
be arranged In T~aks four deep, the oda-Ysilows,
Sons Of Temperance, and such other oTdsrs or AS
soeiat!ons as may Tspert.
s. 10 front aud outside Of the Military, citizens
OF other States xAo take part In the processsss,
designated by banner.
q. seats the platform will be reserved Or he
iasised guests OF the State, COMMITTEES ei hss<s
tion Of the Legislature. Commissioners of thp Mo
! numant, Chief and Deputy chisf AarsAals, Mem
bers Of Congress from yirgisia, end MayerA .;
this and other cities.
TO- The different orders. Societies. and bodies
will be In their rsspsessvs places. a. ~ oetsek-
The eolama will nave st 10 o'clock prseissly.
gs- a@dses asd Batons viii be presisied ior the
Marshals On tie NOR Aing Of the I'D &c the Chs!
| MArshal's 0ffies.
Masshals will provide their own horses. g.
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HOUSE NE DELEGATE,

THURSDAY; FtD. Is.
The House met II o'clock, pursuant to adioun-
uIeHt.
BJis Repoyiad-Mr. RDpIcK, from the comm
ittee Of propositions. etc. reported d bill to
amend an act providing for the election Of trustees
of the town of Suffolk.
Mr.. EDMUNDs from the committee of banks re.
ported bill Ia Incorporate the United Savings
Sank OF the comfy OF HenricO.
Mr.. JOHNSTON of H., from the committe Of finance
reported Il bill refuUding to Ro. ~ Wright, a sum
u money pad on erroneous assessment
Mr.. Seldom, from the special committee of the
subject OF public printing, reported bills: To
amend the 10th sect. IF chapter l4th of the Code
50 as 10 abolish the salary of the public printer
TO provide for the public printing in TIE event of
the death or resignation OF the public printer, du
ring the recess of the General Assembly
Mr. Seldom also reported joint resolution pro-
vi!ing Tor the appointment at each session of the
General Assembly, of joint standing committee
10 examine the accounts of the public printer, etc
The resolution was adopted.
S7tdt" BfUS PaSSed.-fhe following Senate bills
were taken up and passed: To authorize the Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad Company to establish
lines Of steam vessels from the port Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth. Authorizing Jonathan 81. Ben
nett To convey By deed to EphTam Bee of the Couli-
ty oil DUddridge, certain forfeited .and deIuq uent
lands, sold in the county of Jackson, hutuOw in
the county Of Roane, upon the payment OF bal
ance of purchase money.
orange d. 1jeranarlt PdHr0ld. The bill TO a1-
thOriZe "A loan of $500 00G u the Orange & Aexan-
rla railroad, was then taken up, as The order of
the day. whereupon, Mr. BAKBo uR of Cuipcper adj
passage OF the bill. and III the discussion OF the
hnances OF the state. At the conclusion of Mr..
BAkBoUks speech, on motion of Mr. RAYMOND, the
House adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

GIN BURNED AND LIFE Losr.-From the lndepen-
dent, Holmesviile, Miss, We learn that, on the
18th ult the cotton gin Of Mr. Allen, who resides
near that village, was burned under the following
singular circumstances
1t having been discovered that a negro OF ne
groes, supposed to be runaways. were secretiue
themselves in the gin during the night time, MIR.
Carter, the oyerseer of MIR. Allen, collected some
Of the nelghbors. at late hour on the night Cf
Wednesday, the p th aud proceeded to Investigate
the building. With IA lantern they repaired to the
gnh0use, and on arriving there, heard the Ste Us
OF SOME one III the upper portion. Mr.. Carter rau
up the stairway to the door, and it is said called
ior light-some say be had light with him. At
that moment, he says, he one in the gin
light match and throw il into the ''lint ROOM
where there WAS large quantity of loose gin cot
ton, which took fire in an instant-like powder
aud soon enyeioped the whole building, IN which
there was a large amount OF cotton ginned aud uG-
baled, in fialaes.
Three gin stands AMI thirty y-fve bales of cotton
were consumed. Among the ashes were afterwards
found human homes, teeth, and other remains,
which proved that two persons had porished il
the flames.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

In TRoUBLE.--Sam, slave to Capt T..
Baker Of lTenrico, was committed TO the cage last
Wednesday night, for being out Of track, and for
having ia his possession cups saucers, aud jewell
ry supposed to be stolen. When brought before
the Mayor yesterday morning, Sam proved that
ne received the china and iewelry from Mr.. A.
Johnson's servant woman, but ordered to be
punished for being out of track.
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reym WILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT

NEASUKER A3D APPRAIsER.-The subscriber having
determined to discontinue the building BUSINESS, Of
cis MS services to his friends ana the public gener
dIy in the above branches.
Having had experience Of over tWenty-ly
ears in The of building, he fates himself that
+. Will be ab.c 70 give sat,iaCtiJn aud solicit Il
,haIc OF patronage.
Plans. specifications and Estimates for buildings
4 every Description furnished at short notices ahd
II reasonable terms. hieasurUment ANA NaiUatlOH
4 ok OF every kind, connected with Building
promptly nicd 70. Office in the Hall OF the |ir-
iuia Mechanics Iustitute, corner Maia and l2Ih
,trret. Office houI from s1a to "a O'Clock A. II.
IA ly-Im
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Al . OF 2 =
BARNES Il PARK, proprietnrs,
g., Id vrrrI,D knW York
sw- NorIcG.-Au religious, benevo

lent literary scientific mechanic or other societies
orders OF bodies which desire to unite i'll the cere
monies Of the erection OF the equestrian statue oi
the - OF February. and 10 form part OF the proces
sion are requested to report 10 ne the names ana
estimated numbers of their respected bodies, that
provision may be made for their accommodation IN
the column and in the Ieser'eL space about the
monument. W NJ. Is. IALihFEhhi,,
RICHMOND, Jan q, lSjS Chlef Marshal.
as. Newspapers generally are requested To pub
iish this notice ia SIS
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e1aEn No fAMILY can afforl 10 be wit

nut MUSTANG LrINENT in their house The many
accidents are liable TO- may render II necessar!
any moment, and nothing is caIable Of performing
such "A certain cure. EJtrdct: In lifting the kelt {,
from the fire, it caught ava scalded my hands and
oerSnn very sever-ly-Oue hand almost to Il crisp.
The torture was nnhear;.be. II was ali awful sight
The Mustang Liniment appeared To ex
.ract the pain almost immediately. IL healed Ia
pidiy and left no scar of account CHAS. fOSTEE, ~
3road street Philadelphia" 1t Is truly won *erti
4rtcl-. 1t will cure any case OF Swelling, Irns,
Stit Joints Erupuon-, or khenmati,n For Horse.
il shouii never bs dispensed with. One dollar :
worth OF Mustang has frequently saved valuable
horse 1t cures Gald6. Spfalus, kiugbUns, Spawn
and Founds's BEWARE OF mutations. Soid III all
parts of the habitabie globe.
BARNES a PARK, proprietors.
VI
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Cold, Hoarseness. OF COnsumptiye Cough, when
;ou can obtain immediate relief by usiug HAkTS-
iDRNE'S rECTORAL SYRUP 0F WILD CHER.
tY It is combined with other articles suited for all
Lung, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections
L is prepared 10y Chemist Of reputation and is pro
Syrup in the world!
Bottles 25 50 cents and 81. Sold by PURCELL,
LADD 4 Co, aud all Druggists il Richmond.
No O--S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

GETTING IoE.-For day or two past
owners of ice houses in the neiahhorhood Of the
city, have been steadily at work cutting lee, from
one to three inches .hiek. II ths present cold
spell continues Ter q week ten days longer, ice
getters Yill 40 enabled to gather an abundant
. crop foE the approaching summer.
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charge against William

Hill, of assau!ting Addison Gaines with "a sung
shot, will be examined into next Wednesday -
Hill denies having used the weapon, tut Gaines
thinks he knows what he is talking about when
he says that Bill knocked him ten feet in the clear
with some hard substance, as he wass passing
along the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

OLD RoouE --seaton Anderson, an old
rogue, Is to be examined before the Mayer sext
"Wednesday. for breaking into Ned Huflsoas house
and stealing several articles Of wearing apparel.
Seaton Is so much accustomed 70 the lash, that .
big drink Senid iaacse hIGa TO hear scare or
more twice a day. Reing utterly worthless, the
Mayor eaa do no tstter with him thaA hitch him
in the chain gang, where hs can hs kept out VI
mischief,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

FLAG PREsESTATIoH.-The Richmond
Oommandery will be presented with a handsome
flag, on Monday next, by lady who deseryedly
enjoys tts high esteem Of the Knight Tsmplars
The nag Is an appropriate one to be entrusted to
= brothers of the mystic tie" and will be duiy
appreciated by them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

TEMPERANCE AMONG TIE iSDIASs.-Tbe Bangor
(Me Union says that, about two years since, Ia
Iher Eugene Vetronile undertook the temperance
reformation Of the Pe1obscot tribe Of Indians As
the reward OF his untiring labors he now has the
pleasure Of announcing that more than one half OF
the tribe have taken the pledge, aud strictly ad
here to it. Drunken Indians are no longer seen i'll
the streets of Bangor or 0ldtown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19
MoRE M.RsuALs.-The Chief Marshal

Maj, Gen. Taliaferro, has added several names to
his list Of Marshals for the 23d giving the order
Of the Sons Of Temperance three or four Of that
number If other orders associations are un
represented, We are sure the General will appoint
some of their members 10 conduct them 10 the
line while the procession is being formed GU the
morning Of the I'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

FOUND EMPLOYMENT. --Toby Gilea, az
ter leading drunken, dissolate life for some
years, was Gagged by officer Perrin last Wednesday
for being hepiessly drunk in the street. YesteT.
day morning. lie could give the Mayor no security
for his further sobrieiy, and was therefore sen.
fenced to the Jock up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19
ss3g~ Why SUFFER WITH RHEUmAT1sm,

Neuralgia Head Ache. Ear or Tooth Ache. or pair
n any part of til" limbs or body, stomach or bowels
when you can be cured instantly with HARTS
IORNES CURE-kLLi 1t is fine tonic for weal
tomaChs and bowels, giving them tone aud strength
0 digest t0od. thus curing Indigestion and Dyspcl
IN. Let all who suffer buy bottle from PURCELL,
LADD Il Co, or other Druggists i'll Richmond. Bot
L.. auIGL IA--hrn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

JESSIE BRowS, OF LUcKSow.-Dion Bourcicault.
who is now in New York. is about bringing out a
new play he has lately written, called "Jesse
brown" founded on beautiful episode of the war
in lndia-that the Scotch, MeGregor girl, at the
seige Of Lucknow, catching, amid darkness and
danger, the wild slogan of the Scotch troops.
marching to their relief long before its shrill
strain could reach au untntored ear. Hon. Ed
ward Everett made eloquent point of this epi-
sode in late lecture, and the fertile brain OF
Bourcieaut, who vas present, caught at it as a
capital dramatic idea and thence the play. Miss
Agnes Robertson is to take the character of "Jes
sic" and BOureicault that of ''Nena Sahib."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19
MAkM BArnLNe e.-rhe warm balh is grand

WARM BATBING--The warm bath is grand re-
medy, aud will cure the most vruient OF diseases
4 person who may be in fear of having received
infection OF any kind as for instance, having vis-
tied u fever patient, should speedily plunge into a
warm bath, sdIicr per5pcation to ensue, an d then
rub dry. dress securely to guard against cold. and
finish o.. with cup OF strong tea by the nre. III
tile system has imbibed any infectious matter. it
i'll certainly be removed by this process, II 1t be
resorted to before the Infection has time TO spread
over the system And even IL some time has since
elapsed, hot bath will he pretty sure to remove
il Hst}irdi Journal
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MILITARY REvIEw.-The Cadets Of the

NII-II NM NbF IE" - i Ht OautI5 UI tIt
v NJ. J., under the command of Maj. Gillian, will
arrive this morning, and be escorted tn their
quarters, in the Athenaum building, by the Me-
trOpolitan Guard, Capt. NJ. j. DINMoCK. At 8
O'Clock they will repair to the Capitol Square and
be passed in review by the Governor of Virginia
Tomorrow, at Il o'clock, they will again be re-
view ed by Mai General Taliafcrro and bis staff
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eea BURROw's kELIABLE MEDIOIaE-

Cures quickly aud permanently SoRofrLA, SYPHuIE,
RHEUMATISM PILES, KIDNEY AIFE&floAS IosfiNh-
Ypss VEyEaE.L DISEASES, aud all chrOnic Affections
Of the SEXUAL ORGANS. The wonderful reputatlo
which this celebrated remedy has acquired in tn
rouChIy eradicating the above diseases IL unprtc'
dented In the annals of medicine. Thousands OF the
most inveterate cases OF disease have been cure Us
this truly great medicine, after having oeen pfo
uent physicians of the country. Finley +. Ferse
son MAYOR of Norfolk Va, cured OF khe umailsiLi
Rpy Thomas Hume, Portsmouth, Va cured OF BroT-
chitis; daughter Of siznor George Uormerly FRO
fe.sor of insc ia this city, cured Of terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands of others "hose
names could be mentioned were It necessary
price 81 per botte-sx bottles for s..
Prepared by W BURRow Co. Practical Chem
Sold by RURCELL, LADD CO.. Wholesale
Druggists, Richmond. ia Z"-7h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

FIRE IN School H)usE.--A dre broke out 10 the
North Middle school house. Hartford, Coun., dur
during the session of the school Tuesday morning
The hre was discovered coming up through The
door in the first department No great damage
ments about four hundred scholars were dismiss
| ed. and ito one was hurt, though the panic was
great.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

SACRED CoECERT Our citizens, as
we'll as strangers, have rich aud novel treat IN
store for them, at tho African Church, next Sab
bath The music selected for the occasion, is Of
the choicest kind. and the entertainment prumi-
ses to be all that the most ardent lover OF good
music could desire
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"A SADDLE AND HARNESS

J.. .tEsssA MANUFACTORY.-- SAMUEL s. COT
A-eSN rktLL wholesale ard rotail, No. IL,
Main street. Ris ishmOnd Va. returns his
thanks to his old friends and the public gen rally
1r the very liberal patronage he has received al
heir hands for the last sixteen years and assure
hem that he is at present better prepared 10 acco p
uodatr them than ever from the fact that he has IA
as employment the very best hands, anu uses none
out the best materials.
lie has always on hand good supply Of all quail
les Of articles usually kept ia his line. which VIII
.. sold az Ioa Ii. they can he purchased any where
lie invites the public aud his old friends am cllstc
ners 10 give him a call 4 silver mccall has been
,warted 10 him by tire MechanIcs Institute, AT itS
t1n l,st syblbitioGs-honDrahle testimonials OF the
KIN and fidelity Of the work done in his establish
nent SAaIL :. CUTTRELL,
"a i7-dEcv9m No. lis Main 1T.
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PARRIcIDs.-A ruifian named james Mills, resid-
ing in Randolph county. Ark, lately killed his
ow Il father. by beating him with chair! The
murderer appreheDded at once, and upon ex-
animation of the facts, committed to Jail to await
Il fiuaI trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

HEAVY SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-A suit against the town
of Randolph Mass, for damages sustained by
school girl in falling down al embank ment in the
school house yard 10 that town will be tried st the
February term OF the snprene Judicial poErt, for
Norfolk county, which viii romwehee its session
for jury trials 90 Tuesday next. The damages are
laid at a2l,GOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

| AN OVER Issue IN 0HIO.--The Cincinnati Gazette
of the 18th states that the treasurer OF the State
| vi Ohio having discovered An over issue in the cir
| culatng notes OF the Canal Rank, of Cleveland, he
| has given notice that the work Of redemption
would be suspended II will be necessary for par
ties who hold the notes to present them before the
| 18th Vt March, III accordance with notice hereto
! fore given We have no particulars with reference
to this Undiscovered fraud, but the effect of it
will be to bring the notes of all the state stock
! banks Into tiscredit for the time being.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

CosT or INVESTIGATING CoAMITTEEs.--The Congress
sionsI investigating committees will prove To be
rather expensive affairs. They have already, IL is
stated incurred an expense OF forty Thousand dol
lars for which an appropriation is nag asked, and
they are not half through They will cost the
Government one hundred aud nifty thousand dol
lars and effect nothing at last.
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HgLpLEss.-Japes Whalen was locked

up 10y officer Seal las. Wednesday night for being
drunk and disorderiy in the street; and finding IL
incoBvenieBt to give bail for his good behaviour,
when broGght before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing, was sent 10 Jail.
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CORNS. WARTS,

EAH1 TUT
sSssGA corns. bunion.. warts, nail:
growing into the fl ,sh, aud every dis rider oil the
G,.t eradicated without any pain or Inconvenience
permitting the patient To walk Immediately VIII
neffect ease and comfort causing that freedom %
sCHULTZ. the Resident Chiropodst. Office on Wal
street. Wall Street Hotel. sign OF foot.
n& Ladies and gentlemen, n-ual, attended III
their residences, free Of extra charge.
eA- Dr. SIS Celebrated Lotion, for chilblains
rheumatism &c, 10 be bad only at bis otfce. ! sub
Join few certificates: J Cowardin: Esq, Lieut. )
i Rady James Lyons. Esq. Rev DR. Minnigerode.
lie Y--lmS
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A slander case has been commenced in the ma
rine court at New York, against Rev. SIR. IL. 10
bart Brown for an alleged verbal libel on one of
his church wardens. Mr.. Brown was rector OF the
church oi the " Good Angels"
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The body of a man named John Beabout was
fOHnd ifeess in a by-road, in Monroe county Ohio,
IA few days ago. The body was discovered hall
buried in the mud, and frozen tight that it had
To be chopped out with a mattock.
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FOR RENT AND sALn.

FOR RENr--A very desirable res
M:1 iGence on Grace street botwaeu Foushee and
Adams. lately occupied by Philip r. Winston n
contains ten rooms. gas and fixtures complete Iarre
kh' 'et snd all necessary out houses with city Ma.
Ter ~ me yard Possession given immediately
Apply 10 ID DENO0N
No ~ Main street
Or. DANIEL DENOON
f. i.-lW Traaanrts I, a.