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Nevada national., 1859-12-03

EnS-The fall ofrain at Forest IIill Placer county
during the present season previous 10 the storm
which commenced last week, according TO measure
ment by Mr. William Hardy, was ia inches
Nevada national., 1859-12-03
House & Lors For SALE.

House and Lot on School Street, opposite Mr. Dib-
bes for sale Rent
AiSO-A Half Acre lot, fenced IN, In the rear Of
he Empire MILL to scoelds peareFty. for sale.
Apply TO N. III. MEtCAiF.
Grass Valley, August G, 1859. 2u
Nevada national., 1859-12-03
FOREST WINE BITTERs

HuRNEg'S FOREST WINE BiTTERs are cure for
l. Fever and Ague Flatulency, Dyspepsia, Costiye-
ness or Heayiness, General Debility. Nausea, Head
ache Irregulsrity Of the Digestive Organs. Nervous
Prostration Neuralgia. Rheumatic Affections. and
most of the ills that flesh Is heir 10. They will be
found not only CURATIVE but alsothe best rREvES-
rAr1vE ever introduced in California.
~ These BIrrERs. manufactured from the
choicest medical roots barks and herbs, by Turner
Brothers. are WARRANTED to be the best now IN use
on the Pacific Coast and can be taken with perfect
safety by persons Of all ages and conditions.
en- TURNER BROTHERS, Manufacturers OF every
description Of Syrups, Cordals Btiers &c. at n
York, Buffalo n. Y. and San Francisco, Cal.
GINGER WINE
CAUTION To THE PUBllC.-1he rhputation awar-
dedto TURNER'S GINGER WINE and the unegualed
popularity II has received has been the means OF
putting into the market many spurious articles. .
H- Be1rdre y these bdsc oHHts ~ We caution II
consuuers Of GINGER WINE TO exsmine the label.
as none is genuine such as have oar portraits
IN a circle, on steel plate, surrouu BY the nser-
iption- TURNER'S GINGER WIZ, pref pared by
TURNER bRofHhIts, New York, Buffalo n Y. ana
San Francisco, California
80 Mandatory and Salesroom 10 San Fran
iseo cor HrcaGvay AND irsni sresf saa
Nevada national., 1859-12-03

MADAME JrHEI the widow Of Aaron Burr, il now
at Saratoga Spring She is eighty years old and
living
Nevada national., 1859-12-03

ce- Jerome Napoleon Bouaparte is on a
visit to the Atlantic States.
Nevada national., 1859-12-03
ERYsIPELAs AND SALT EuEuu

Are two ~ the most common aud yiruien, disorder
prevalent on this continent 10 these the Oininen
Is especially anasoniatc, It's &c nodas aperandii .
hfSt 10 eradicate the venom aud thsn complete
Nevada national., 1859-12-03
Rad EGGS. Old Sore. md uIc-r-.

Cases 81 many wears standing tia; have pertipaeo
nsly refused io yield to cny other rsuedy or IT at
meni. have invariably succombed 10 a lew mp lea
ions oi this powerful unguent
Nevada national., 1859-12-03
PILES AND PIsTuLA.

EB- CAUTION i-Nona geuine unless the
words - Holloway. Ntp York and London - are
discernihle q Water marx IN every leaf Of the
book Of direction around each pot or box the same
may be plainly by holding he Leaf 10 TIE light
handsome reward will be given 10 any one render
ing such Information may lead to the detection Of
any party or parties countereitng the medicine or
vending the same knowing them TO be spurious.
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor HoIto-
way, So Maiden Lane. New York aud by all respec-
table Druggist and Dealers In Medicine Throughout
the United States aud the civilized world in boxes
at 25 cents. 50 cents, and 81 each.
f1- There Is considerable saving BY taking
the larger sizes.
\. B Directions for the guidance Of patients in
very disorder are affixed 10 each box
Nevada national., 1859-12-03
ERUPrIOxs ON THE SKIN.

Arising irum bad stale Of the blood or chronic
disease are ersleatei. and clear aad Transparent
surface fcgaiuei 10y the restorative action ct tins
Ointment. u surpasses many Of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power disrel rashes
and nller disls snren.enis VI Tie lac-
Nevada national., 1859-12-03

Hs- Jasiiess' siaaAs ofxvery Description for
ssle AZ this 0sco.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16
sheriff sale.

HANCOCK s.. paccmber oh, lSjJ. Taken on exs-
euiipn AMI @l hc soil az lIblic auction Satur-
day ths ish dy 81 January A. b. ls60 At O'Clock in
the after ou, The oicr oi mo Nissell Esq Els
worth, la SAID csuny an the right. title and interest. aud
all the fgh; Ia equity BY virtue any right OF redemption
which Alfred NJ Hlalsiy u Jus, ia sad count has
had ca the 5Q.h dag u Sepge nt-f A lsj9 the date
at the attachment the original writ, OF rrceus the
north half Of LIT No a. IN The tJwn Of Otis ia said
county, aud si.hty less bounded
- fgoss, 10 wit Hth by aiisipur, east by seventy
south by The south half Il sixty nine, and hy sIti
eight The above described real estate having been
seycd ~ oeorge Warren TO the pr1prctors Of No $
ous. ~ derd VI mortgage dated Juur u, 1913, aud
corded In Hancock Rr.itry vol ~ page 109 to which
rvlerencs mas b. had for more particular DISSOLUTION
~ CALVIN l.. Jol Deputy Sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16
su,,.rin's sale.

HANCOCK -. Taken ON execution and will be sold
Ill AZ public saetisn, on SATURDAY the Ian, day Of
Janaary. A. D. isoo At = orsk 10 the Afternoon, the
Il sa ; Peters, Esi, Ellsworth, said comfy
all te .ht, ts ant interest and all the right ia equity
that DAaei Jordan, u Township NO n In said county,
Ia. q rs-cmng Tia lpsing described real estate, stu
atr kss stt, IA said county, bounded follows. to
beginning Tbs castcgy side Of Ia county read
the usFth cItr II tbs let fJrmery sold by Nm
Fletcher an air to rs1n Mitchell, thence running north
sA.tsrY Nti Z, eight rs, thence souheTiy and
parsi e. sad Rad siX ris, ihence wisterly u the road
allfu a. ala tar Fois soathery VI the Place N be-
ginning. AMI cart.Bsng eHe quarter 81 an acr0 The
shove described real estate Is Intended ~ ensaee the
Mschel 1, caai, aud heater piece on lhe)ouh side
AL aing, r-is sis GA tie east cnl aud potlt
the rt,d. TIE aboys described real ksslDg been
osaysyui ~ sas BAaiel Jordan by his se>i u mort
sAsg 20 Robert derry, Jr-, ata Juiy l0 IssS, aud
otdd IN HAne0cs Registry, Vol l0l, pag, isJ - which
ersHes assy b. bad fDF more particular d.scr t,on
CALVIN r. JOY, DryIly sDsIlG
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16

At a court of Probate held at Ellsworth within
and tor the {, unity of Hancock, on the first
"Wednesday Of December, a. u ls19.
IN the petition OF Abraham Richardson, Adj
~ miu,tTatur Of the estate of Kendall Kit
tredse late Of Mt. Desert, in said county, deccas-
cd, representing that the personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient to pay the just debts which
be owed at the time oil hi, death, by the Of
three thousand dollars, and praying iur license
10 sell and convey 20 much OF the real estate Of
said deceased as mny bo necessary for the pay
mcnt of said debts and incidental charges;
Ordered-That the petitioner give notice thereof
to the heirs OF said deceased ami toaI persons in
terested by causing copy Of this order to be pub
lshed in the Ellsworth American, printed i'll Els
worth, in said county, three weeks excessively,
that they may appear ut a Probate Court to be
holden at Ellsworth, in said County. on the frs:
Wednesday of January next at ten o'clock, in the
foreaoon and shew cause ii any they have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
a true eopy,-Attest
81 a. A. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16


.tstbld. Bronchitis, Consumption, Croup. Infurncq
P}4f,Sy, Pneumonia 0r inflammation Of the Lungs,
a5,i Hh0opiHg cough.
In these Complaints this Medicine has no superior; and
while TINS aicacou,, it Is perfectly safe to administer
persons Of all ages,
VITA the return Of cold weather Invariably aprcnr
Ceu-hs and Colds. which if neglected, may lead to slow
disease swjft decline As fire, which at lis first
giHus might haze been queuched hy single ptiul! Of
water, if unchecked becomes in short time cnnfiAgrl-
tion which, in spite after shall consume a ctv
50 Old or cough At its irst appearance may be cured
by few doses Of 4hREES Cot G BA!sAN, wiioh al
lowed 10 rGa even few days may eventually prove
fItol.
rFis Cll,' E4lsan possesses the two foil advantage
being at rlfnbi rHratge aHi in,alaoLic as
prcreaafic ofd Tie Diseases OF the Ihroati Lungs and
BrpuelH.
In AsrHa', however violent and distressing, this Bal
sam gives prompt relief
L. Eaa>ulris and PxfruivlA it relieves the irritation
ooseFa the Cough, and promotes favorable expcctora
In CEerP it. powers are almost magical. This insiluois
di>else, coming literally alike thia' in The night" may
he specially ana rlectUaly arrested ~ few timely doses
of tbs Etsau.
Every family should kcep Il in the house. End thus
avoid the dangerous delay ucca'ancd by ,endin.
the medicine when ucele, flr immediate use,
The HEST rgcoum" dt'iou fr Goor medicine is found
in its II the fl5Nns 1"itcate, from who has
used it. docs lat give YOU confidence il it, try one hotte
yours II Ind Won't viii be cYuyinse 1t will cost You
hut twenty five aud ma, save you us many dua
in time aud DEBTORS bills. =sS
From Charles : Crosby, Corntf Attorney for Penob
Colnty
Mn. WAE3rS-- Dear sir; have pscd ynrr ''Co,eh
Balsain few times during the past year, when have
had severe c1ueh ana laies Iu IL has Iltd
to rive me iiuc Hate relief anil cfI speedy cure l.
is the most oaicacipus medicine for the lHrpo3c which
Won recommend, that hlyc tried Others have used
under my Observations and always with the best results
CiAtlto :. CR.SBY.
1j.Proparod and sold hy AMBROSE AEREN Ror-
ANic DRrcolsr No Granite Block East Market Square,
Bangor Maine.
c, @. PECK, Agent, Ellsworth
NpN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16
and 80, Together.

Periodicals abo,e named : ST. per anupm.
No1l Is the siis,c 10 Sul,scribc..
- EeHijtlue.s must, in all cases, be made
dDert To tte Poitters, FIR at These Price. 10 een-
mission can be allowed to gents.
Address,
LEONARD SCOTT 4 Co.
10 No. II GJli It. New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16
TIE STIA1 NAL S.

and beHch Ltey rare dcrtCcu us
certificates il the hands Of the proprieors, but our limits
ailo1 submit only the oil0ring from The rotames u
TIE STIA1 MAILS.
tfrom gentleman well known in the vicinity Of West
field Mass.
WEsTFIELD, MASS, Path Nov. 1853.
s. w. FoWLE & CO., BOSTON Gents. cheer
ally eivo you my testimony, and moreover, am dcsirs
that the public should know the claims which Your
invaluable preparation Of WIsTAR's BALsAM have ID
their attention.
About year since was attac kcd with { severe ard
distressing cough, followed by emacia"n hight swcatsi
and other symptoms of approaching disease. =.
tried many remedies avail. and so alarming did
my appear, that my friends entertained serious ftafd
ior my recovery.
At ibis jnncturc purchased hr tile # WIsTAr's
BALsAN, and at began to mend and by the t'nc
two bottles had been exhausted had entirely rcgahed
my health and strength shall always keep II i'll ny
family. DEAN GKaf DR.,
OF the firm OF Lo oMis LEWIS l. Co.
From Rev. Henry Wood, formerly Editor Of the Con-
gresarional Journal, Concord n. H., moro recently
American Consul at Bcyroot Syria and now Chapla in
in the Navy.l
Mcssrs. SETH ". FowLE Il Co. - Gentlemen: Two
years ago, sudden and violent attack ipnn my lungs
confined my bed for several weeks, and ~iie!'
recovered, | much oppressed by difficulty ~
breathing was often unable 10 sleep or rest upon
bed by night. The suffering was extreme, and Judging
netfcacy of the remedies used, supposed tho
disease incurable. Being persuaded TO try b,tile Ut
fdence in its efficacy, found the difficulty almost en-
tlrey removed before bottle was used up sympathy
with my ow-sIfferers induces 10 make this public
statement, aud recommend the artcc u olhera similarly
afflicted
With respect, yours truly.
HENRY WOOD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16

IA, rciicced tic sgTriaqs Of all classes in Tie community
and many Of the best among do not hesitate 70
kHo~lede under tier signatures the personal ,sh0
and benefit they hare dericed from ITS use. samberfess
certificates the hands Of the propr'etors, but our limits
ailon to submit only the fo9ucing from the rotames "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16
HCnAoVol.

NJ HALE has removed his stock of Books, Sta
tionery, &c. to the store recently occupied by e..
b. IRVING 4 Co, on Main street, nearly oppo-
site Robinson Iiurden'S. Al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-16
"oTrCn'S
C. O L G. IL Is \ L S A NJ!

Has been found, by experience, to be the Best
Remedy for the various Diseases OF the
Lungs, and Throat, such as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
MSosssTIn yy.s.LyAnLs REAL RsTATE OF


~ yh s ,sSne Of ihy heirs 81 the hate n H. RaEand sI
The order sdvsrti ed, FRIDAY, Oct is:s
AZ O'Clock ~ the following real estate yI- ID
me excellent brick tenement the
Mr Moore fronting about m feet running bseE
ABOUT lSO net TO vide paved Siey The adionnT brIrt
having the same front and depth vacant los
me Lat named tenement each fronting 2s feet run
"ing also about 1880 feet to sid Aner .h % ~.
sold the large and admirably a, M.
orae and ADAMS streets fronting - a.
s nh i. house has eleven rSen IN sood order
one there the lot large Kitchen st.bI. and
o,l most beautiful building Adjoining on "a. est
fronting 10 feet, running hack i45 To alley
The foregoing real rs1ried a.
reference be had 10 that fronting for
PURPOSES Or that on Grace street, for residences.
I'hN-One fourth cash, balance O.
soels notes, ntees, added by trust deed or ,.
'AusS- GODDIN a APPERSON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
CIV AS A REMEDIAL AGENT.

sH-"BINiNGFRs OLD LONDON DOCK aISr uo.sc.s.s all
Tie qualities that he desired for this highest nobest use Of
alS selected grains made drcaty pungent with
The aromatic tnctue Of the juniper berry meo.ed All
es mingled aTunas, and given exquisite mdnes-a smooth
% an almost nora oioT 10 the liquor
u deuc-us 10 the senses u smell and
ling lquid purity leaves nothing the eye 10 desire
The writer A a 10
the gratitude 81 the entire medical profession well a. Of ~
world AZ large for having introduced Of such unrx
ceona purity aud unequiyocal both preventive and
curative agent and harmless eNiaraing
Journal and Medical Gazette, May ISIS.
UiN, as remedial agent, has
Tor long period but owing difficulty OF ubAping
pure article has fallen into dsue, many coun
try much 90 the medical consider Il almost
sleh. IN very many diseases for all Of Grfrs pure
administered under professional guidance will
and taken preventive, acting on "a. srns
tive nebranee eleanses the parts possible
sediment Administered will prevent thr t,
therefor their permanent removal Gin l. OF in
eAculAb benefit 10 females Ia those diseases peculiar The
qusv '" IRON hark OF even the electrical remedies In
cases OF positive tendency IAL Consumption Gin
proper eanies by supplying 6nE dying out
OF NE natural IRE Of the syste viii oen entirely
tel disease which carries % Cneeehh OF
United state annually Prue Gin has this peculiar
other dihusble stimuli that exharaes creating
thirsi OF unhealthy character, also
c'iss and powerful neryine well active tonic
The OLD LONDON DOCK GIN Of the Messrs A. BININGER
co. has been avore with the profession
have frequently prrscrbsd IT, always
where directions have been followed evidently the pro
berry being blended q give to the splh very delicate
fruty, an aromatic navor In
years have had occaon N test Of the market
ahd s very careful examination of samples
decided that BINlNGERs OLD LONDON DOCK GiN' has no
{Hd Really good Gin Indispensable In every household and
In selling such article fair price old
house are doing much for the o. true temperance
COTTON siLTER NJ D.
Tor ssie Richmond by FISHER WINSTON and brarr.,
generally. k33-diawGcSsn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

Tax BOARD oy TRADE.-We are informed that the
only reason why the editors Of political papers in this
city were not commissioned by the Board of Trade 10
attend the Railroad Convention at Wentworth was thu,
the Board selected delegates those who they thought
would surely go; and some person present at the meet
ing who appeared TO speak by authority said would
be impossible for the said editors attend We give
the Board the benefit of the explanation and 80 Ear as
the wing IS concerned, must express admiration for
Tie cairvoyant prescience which enabled some person
10 '"oo that II would he impossible for the editors of this
Journal to accompany the delegation II by no means
certain we admit, that either of would have gone
but when eourtesies cheap they might be- more
freely dispensed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
rELEazAA6s- i
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines once No. iss Main Stree
LArER ERoM EURorE ARRIVAL OF rHE CIR.

bAfhh fhoh tUhOPE-ARRtvAL OF THE CIR
CASSlAS AT ST. JOHNS.
IT. Jouss, Sept 27.-The steamship Circassian from
Liverpool the nth. arrived at 81. Johns to-day
The following are her commercial advices: 80.
Coston-saes for the week $4,000 bales. An qualities
declined Inferior lsd. Market closed dull Exporters
took 1000 bales Estimated sales for Friday 1905 bales
OF which 1000 were taken for export Orleans fair Sd
middling 3D. uplands fair 3sd middling a. Stock
IA port, eis,Ooo. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
advanced la2d since Tuesday Corn firm at au advance
OF 6d.als- per quarter. Provisions unchanged Pork
hrni. Bacon nominal. Coffee firm. Rice dull
--LATEST, Saturday afternoon.-Markcts unchanged
LONDON, Saturday-Consols 90 SIS a % e.
The sailing OF the Great Eastern will be delayed ill the
2Oth October.
Nothing doing at Zurich.
The King OF Sardinia has received deputaiion Of the
national assemblies of Modena and Parma touching their
annexation He expressed his aequescenee aud prom.
ied TO urge the matter before the Great Powers
ing the hope that Europe, having recognized the rights
OF these nations to form their will not
refuse their wishes.
Continued military movements indicate that the Ital-
iars are determined to rely ON themselves
asserted in France that there are nearly 100 900
troops Ia Italy.
The Spanish expedition against Morocco viii consist Of
1900 troops.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
Mr.. Lefebvre's School.
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN IST AND POIS1rr


TE next session ofour school begins on the d.y o., ,
Il l>3, and terminates the ''oer
long experience In teaching. and the very liberal
We nave received Tor years have both enabled .n
Outraged Us 70 make important In our
course OF Literature, comprising Ehrish Frepeb sissa
sno pansh classics. 1.-THE four last the meIiur -
,he fsn) has been successfully tried during the last s-soD
and VII be continued and enlarged IA. ne
We have engaged Mr. EDw How .sp Ia ,.ks -, a,
English part Of this course we'll Rhetoric p
and Reading classes
.snh OF ms hses and confident mai IN
services vii be daily appreciated We you'll -,rne.tIx
our Literature class 10 graduating '-'''
The rev house which have erected greatly add 20 h
" a. Nei - 70 the comfort Of the Young Ladies boar
ing Va cur family Two fourg lad only will occupy on. I'm
Der. ~'NF' A'e same CHAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

DIR JonS TnoNAs.-This wel-known theologan will
denver lecture at OddFeOws Hall, tomorrow night,
on subjects which will doubtless interest all unpreiudiced
persons, who are anxious to obey the commandments of
God or dere TO increase their knowledge and comprc
henson Of scHptura revelations Whilst the popular
mnd Is so confused as il we're by the multfariou and
conflicting creeds which sectaransm has produced II
seems almost hopeless for any one to attempt 10 clear
away this mystifcation. The friends of DR. Thomas
claim that he can do H. IL So let him be heard.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

MAYORS CouRr.-We had but meagre 'pickiug." in
this Court, yesterday. Benz Moss and Betsy Scott free
negroes, were ordered to be punished for being con
slant annoyance TO the noighborhoOd in which they live
HARRISON slave of Moons Roddey was also sent below
Tor tickling, because he had made himself too FREE,
with tsh belonging to II. Matthews sam TrewaIler for
throwing stones at negro, in the street was fined
Jaeob Woodson was subjected to fine because one of
ms haekmen had violated city ordinance by allowing
Two or three negroes TO hire for their own
catherine Gath~ught white woman, brought Up for
wandering about the streets back to the Poor
House, from whence she absened hersefa few DAYS
rms poor creature Is harmless Iunatic and Is 6tier
subject Tor the Williamsburg Asylum than the Poor
House To keep her within bounds at the latter Mace
the Manager is compelled understand to chain her :
mode OF restraint which should only be used for male
factors and raving maniacs. We hope that when Cath
oAinwrght Is again brought before the Mayor he will
consider the propriety of de hnotico inqrrdo in her
case. ' "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
COMMENCEMENT SALE v.,u,.,
BY JAMES n. TAYLOR son Aue,.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT .xny.r. 49,,

LOT ADJoiSlN6 West h street be;u..n Cary sad q.
nal streets At Aueton-we will SELL UPON premise on Tn.s
ssy The th day OF October commencing o'eoet N
'h- valuable brick tenement on the side
anu Canal streets he Col
Myers The house has
Kite en- gas uaisr and Other convenience misc
o fronts y ise inches and back with m.
privilege Of entering van on either site 49, ~ W.
Af-r the above will be sold Vacant abt.lnIn-
h stree; - feet inehcs and running back Ia f. m
o OF this property renJrrs valuable for stand
fourth cash the balance mont. III,
JAS N TIvInp q "a" us' aerd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

ions sept 70 -siock- lover Virginia IS e. Money
rt and active At FLOUR advanced
salStasa Wheat heavy Western R-i i,s6t O: iqa
Corn lower; mixed ylGcgsc Pork dull
Prime f1sO Whisky dull Y6HGogse Eyrnlng-Cotton dn
Red Wheat 'Gsnis5c yellow Corn Mess Pork t6 PRIME
sio'5 Rice quiet nj SStic. Sugar bnoyanL
BALIsos sept 2T.-Fiour whest unclaimed Corn ae
live Wilt Ne yellow siG>5 Provions bacon side,
IKE; Mes Pork tG; Prime eli 30 Whisky dun at 2sc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

CONDITION Mr. SINs.-Sinco our last report Mr.
Sims condition has undergone but little change-a fact
which may be regarded favorable Indication though
not sufficiently strengthen the hopes for his recovery
We will omit daily reports until a more decided
change for the better or worse is developed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28

DYSPEPSIA Is known as one Of the most distressing
complaints which afct humanity and until the advent
of the Oxygenated Bers had been considered ineura.
BILE or when durable, requiring years accomplish it
The DESIGNATED Bitiers perform in few days cures,
which other medlcines take years 10 alleviate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-28
LATER FROM MEyICO

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 27th.-Tampieo dates have been
received To the liih inst
lien CARA was preparing to leave forthe interior with
renforcencnts.
The Liberal army numbers Is, 600 men,
t'eneral VOL had defeated the Liberals near Leon
Gen. Miramon expected before San Luis Potori