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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

TIE SPIRIT OF GREESBRIER, vA.-The
County Court OF Greenbrier county, Virginia,
at its November term, made an order In refer
ence to the murderons attack on Harper's Fer
ry. and directed the Clerk to inform Gov Wise
that a volunteer troop of Cavalry in that
county is ready for service, to repel any repe-
tition Of such an offence and that their expenses
will be paid by the county, unless the Gov
ernor shall think the State ought TO pay. This
is patriotic as well as liberal.
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@Speeiai NOtice.-We ask attention to oul
splendid assortment of
Velvet and Cloth Cb0AKS.
Beautiful and cheap SILKS.
Six ROBES, cheap
Real Irish and French P0PLTNS.
Rich VELOUR OTTOMANS.
Beautiful French DELAINES.
Great VARIETY medium DRESS GOODS,
Muslin and Lace SETTS-hargains.
FRENCH Wool and Stella SHAWLS.
New and fine FURS.
LINENS and Housekeeping GOODS.
Mem shrink ng FEANNELS
Domestic SHEETIN6 and SHIRTTNGS.
kersey LiNSEYS and BLANKETS.
SLEEPS GREYS and PULLED CLOTHS.
no 22-ts SAM'L NJ. PRICE & co.
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Bsaseh RAiIsand~ ~--At = iate meeting cf ~
Richmond and York River Railroad Ccmpany.
It was decided to have called mestipe q
stOckholders probably at West Point 70 con-
slider the propriefy Of making 3 branch road,
70 accommodate the coal trade. The New Yorh
Coal Company, whose pits are in the north
Weotern part Of Henrieo county. propose ia
build, 1t their own expense. branch rOad
fr0U the Htehmond aud Frederfcksbure Rail.
road, commencing near the Central Axricul-
turai Fair Grounds, to some point on the east
side Of Giiiie's creek, b distance Of Aye or six
miles, aud there to cennect with the York
River Railroad. The coal company make this
proposition because they lind IL dilIicnlt and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

ASTOUNDING 1GNoRANcE.-The Douai Jour-
mails relate an extraordinary instanceof igno.
rance rai, IN G village near tina. town physicial
child of peasant woman, and ordered warm
barh. "What is bath !'f said she. Shea
some water in your pot on the fire and put The
child into - A few minutes later a neigh
bor entered, and found that the woman haC
put the child into the pot with the water, AND
had placed the little creature on the fire
which she was diligently stirring up! d
course the visiting neighbor rescued the chile
from the horrible fate with which il was threat
eued.
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nissrbine Religious Worskip.--George W..
Mettetd, charged with Disturbing The congre-
CATION worshiIing at Wesley Chapel. last Sun.
day night was before the Mayor yesterday,
and held to bail TO answer an Indictment BY
the next Grand Jury. tine Mayer has prom
ised to send an officer TO this church to pre-
serve order in future--s0 that those young
men who go there 10 make sport Of religion
and annoy others in their worship, may expect
to find themselves locked mp the frat time
they give an offence.
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PosrrIoN OF LoUIsIANA.--A telegram from
Washington to the Charleston Courier says:
"By dispatch received here. learn that ths
State Of Louisiana will probably instrue, her
Represen latives in Congress TO withdraw from
that body. In the event Of the election of Sher.
man to the Speakership Of the House. The
Governor Of Louisiana will, for this purpose,
call an early meeting Of the Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

AN OMENOF EVIL.--l NC WdsHiHEtoH coIIos-
pondent of the N Y. Express mentions this
fact:
While discord and confusion prevailed upon
the floor Of the House, and threats OF dlsunlon
unsparingIy sowp, / stepped out, and, as my
eye turned upward to look upon the stars and
stripes that are always floating over both the
Senate and the House, when in session, dis
covered that the House 11ag was rent from end
TO end, and that the two parts into which 1t
was severed were flying on the breeze, alto
gether Independent and irrespective OF each
other! In spite of myself the coincidence OF
that discovering Of our national banner and
that aversion Of its parts, each from the other,
with the sights and sounds tending to, aud
even con ontemplating disunion In the Hall be-
neath stirred in me sadness of feeling, as II
some great national evil was surely foreboded.
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HA Crenshaw, Quarl~s r. Co..
20 BROAD STREET.

Latte Hn8 GptsNdtH STOCK oil
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At cost for Cash, or to our regular trade on the
usual time
10. 600 noLLARs' WORTH OF GOODS TO BE
SOLD BY JANUARY FIRST.
In consequence of the death Of MIR. Crenshaw, it
becomes necessary to close the business Of the firm
At once. We therefore offer entire stock of
Goods comprising the best assortment ever seen in
this city at cost 0ar stock is having been in
hasiness but short time. and il affords an excel
lept opportunity Tor those who have not supplied
themselves Tor the present, and also the APPROACH
ing season. to do now.
Oar time s limited. stock large. and, in order to
accomplish sur purpose with as little delay pos
AND parfafieN.
CRENSHAW, QUARLES A CO.
PARTICULAR NOTICE!
AL debts due US on the LIST of July last, and re
naming unsettled, must be paid at once. as longer
InGGi.e cannot he granted
de lin CRENSAAw. QCARLES & co.
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H. Fairbanks

EA Falrbanks'
STANDARD SCALES;
Adapted TO every branch of business where cor
rect and durable scale is required.
SCALES FOR RAILROADS,
SALES FOR COAL DEALERS AND MINERS,
SCALES FOR HAY AND CATTLE DEALERS,
WARE HOC Z AND TRANSPORTATION
SCALES,
POTABLE AND DORMANT SCALES FOR
STORES.
SCALES FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR DEAL
COUNTER. SCALES, every variety;
BANKERS AND LEWELERS' BALANCE
SCALES FOR FARM AND FAMILY USE,
WElGHMASTERS' BEAMS,
POsT-OFFfCE SCALES,
DRUGGISTS SCALES,
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES.
All of which are warranted in eyerv particular.
Cali and examine, send for an Illustrated Cata-
lsgue, to the Agents,
No lD6 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
20 l5-d1m&de cw6n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

Tipsy.-JsAn Blake and Patrick Tfainsm
were both before the Mayor yesterday, Tor
lodging in drunkards blankets on Tuesday
night. John was reprimanded and dlpcharg-
ed, but poor Pat was sent below " cool on.
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The Alabama legislature has paesed hill
ce1ine "IoWar IslAnd, near Mohila, e the
untted States, Tor The pnrpoee Of huiidtag =
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"a. November %, 1862
4 lsrge lot OF elegant

MoISELAlNF.S,
VAL. ROBES,
POPLIN Do,
And other styis Dress Goods, 70 be sold off at
THOS. r. PRICE & co.
Have laid cut great variety of the above Goods,
10 which they invite special attention. They are
to he sold within the next few weeks at some
price, and their customers and the public are in
vited TO give them early CALI as they may expect
10 get then at their own prices.
Just opened, an elegant lot of Cloth CL0AKS, to
which attention is called.
LADIES, FURSln great variety. Mink, Stone
Nj artiB. Sable, Hudson Bay Sable. &c, &c.
beautiful lot IRISH P0PLINS receivedto day.
no24-lm TH0S. r. PRICE Il co.
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The Weather, Yesterday, was cold, Vet and
cherries, and in the afternoon the trees and
IT ee were well covered with sheets 0ftce, In
dscating the speedy arrival of old Winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

Homs- Made Drsss.-One or two private par
ties have been given in this city, within the
past lew days, at which all the guests were
dressed in homemade goods. The ladies, we
have no doubt, looked even more beautiful in
their linseys than in the foreign and Yankee
trappings that often disflgure them; aud the
men certainly looked more like Virginia gem
tlemen in their neat homespun suits; but
what good is to be effected by these entertain-
ments Are those VINO participated ready 10
throw aside all other than Southern manu-
faetures, aud dress in such goods only as can
be made here /! Are their friends and neigh
bors, throughout the State, ready to follow the
example! Is the General Assembly prepared
to face the music and pass such excise laws as
will protect Virginia manufacturers until
they can compete with those OF the North in
style and prices And will the Legislature
require the people to dress their servants in
homespun, and thus give an assurance that
Virginia, at least, 10 ready to declare her inde-
pendence Without laws, and without per
sonal sacrifices, no great good can be effected
for the South. The prescription of one arti-
Gle or one dealer will effect nothing. The
movement in favor of home must be general.
systematic one, and when the people of the
State are ready to make 1t, the effort will sue
ceed,
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THE ssOLD RALEIGH" DESTROYED BY FIRE
A correspondent of the Petersburg Express
writes from Williamsburg. Va that the old
Raleigh Tavern, of revolutionary renown, was
totally destroyed by fire Sunday morning
last about O'Clock. 1t had so far progressed
before discovered, that but very little of the
furniture could be saved. The flames were
soon communicated to the store OF Messrs Vest
q Hansford, and by great efforts on the part of
the citizens, nearly all their stock of goods
were saved, not, however, without being con-
siderably damaged. The hotel and furniture
and the store were insured. The entire loss is
estima led at about $I5,00O. 1t is believed that
this fire was the work of an incendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

The Central Sowthsrn Rights Assoeiostos will
hold ali adjourned meeting at ihe City Hall, To-
morrow evening At hall past O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

THRILLING 1NcIDENT.-In a lecture recent
ly delivered by 'Grace Greenwood" at Bos-
ton, on sHeroism," she referred to an incident
that took place at the burning of steamer on
one of the Western Lakes:
"Among the few passengers whose courage
and presence of mind rose superior to the
perils and horrors of the night was mother,
who succeeded in saving her two children by
means of floating settee. While they were
toward the settee, and, as he was about to
grasp it, she cried: Don't take it away from
my poor little children. The man made no
answer, yet the appeal struck home; for, by
that his face was conyulsed by the struggle
between the mighty primal instinct of nature
and something better and holier. 1t was but
for moment He threw up his hands with a
groan of remuneration, flung himself over
backward, and went down."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

AnAs niiaaaki - ssassnssd g = hnnset
81 Rani, Mtnas LIST week tor ~ nurdef q
hsr husband.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

IA Crest Bargains-
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS CO.'S,
No. lA, EAGLE SQuA11.
A Bteaehed - ated.
Super. g al WcenU
The hest4-l eyer:zold here, at l71kIcts.
IU0 p's r ast Coi'd PRINTS, at 6tS cents
Best English and American PRINTS. at II cents
60 IFS VAIkN NTIAs and DELAiNES, at l21z cts.
Rich Paris DELAfNES, at GA cts, worth S7h cts.
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
2s Very Rich SILK ROBES, at S36. worth @45
KID GLOVES. az GOOD as Alexander's, at rs cts.
Best 1874 cached SHEETINGS. at 28 cts.
PERKINS T. CO.,
sc la-ts No. III EAGLE Square.
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yesterday, and had its handex FUN 0f civil and
criminal business. Among TIE cases AAppossd
Of were the following: s@
Edward Shaw and James q smith. con.
vicfed Of q misdemeanor On the tosh sssf No.
yember last. flned e5, and sentepced % iail for
ten days, and u..til the A ne and coel veso
paid were released from prison, the CoAxs -
ing satisfied of their Insolvency.
J r KavanaGh, iadfcted fOr ) nlgdomsan0y.
was tried and acq0itted by the tnsys xss
0eurge Fitz Gordon, Indicted Tor eogA9ing
In street light, was found guilty By ~ tury
and dncd &25- The Court thew ssaSenoed HIM
to Jail for thirty dzy6s 80 sa8gsssss
Patrick Riley and others, uemberb % 3
cord wainer sucieiy, Indicted for Z conspira.
cy, were put upon triaf YESTERDAY, 6us bet6re
concluding the csse, the O0ur. adjousaed nm
til IL O'Clock this m0rutug fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

Taeafre--The lovers Of amusement, one and
all--old folks, young folks, sraye folks. ray
folks--should attend the performances VI ihs
Marsh Juveniles tonight. Ths brilliant spec
tacIe Of the "Naiad Queen,n with all tts at.
dnced. and we can safely guarantee aomething
extra from the little ones. The laughAbie
piece called ~(5ood for Nothinxsf will Also -
performed. The honse will probably -
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ma DIR. Jane A. Williams offers her
services to those of her own sex, and TO children
who may need medical advice or atte ndancc.
obststyic eases. Also. all forms Of female dseases
and DISBURSEMENTS. IL.
Elasticity applied for the cure oil chronic DIS
~ Office and residence on Clay. between 4sh
and 6.h streets, North side. no 4-im
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1tsE6ges1 xnsef UsseoD1 ASoG1 ~
eone ofsvirCfpfas - ~ af@ ~ r 1t9a
harmonleqe and injers saftnk oso = ~ lGteo
days. Betprs e4ttssn!aG - IT. ~
:. ~ yehn noAtn Me1lanis1 - n1enE
0rs1a 1rstsf. s....s. &. sx..sss i
H0use Depnty 6rand MoSfor. s
3: " -. ~ Hssnaa. - 0uan(s1 1san4
;. ~ Y. e q r. covpsr. 4 lterlpl oses1
3: =; Tsomas u Dsdley; u nssnns.d.
r. ". John Dove of RssAnss<s Cssaass
4. II. WIN. n rsA.es. u fnishno4 Ds,ssy
Grand SecrotAsy.
R v: e e Lane, q Losisa usssN ssessa
oTsra q ssSi0s ~. Ts,rs gssssn, = gA,,....,. -
Il W. Geo. ". Dame of Dsnvslst ossn6
Chaplain. Egsssfx
Broth. John Lestsr. Of RiehnenA araaA
Pursuivant ~ ssss
grosh. :. ssmoa. q Richmond, ofaid sssw-
Broth, R. D. sanxay, d RishnonAy 0sad
Tiler. ~ sssss = - g g zss
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ma Notiee--Tc nay Friends and the Public
The spacious base menf rooms under the store of NJ
Harris Bro. corner of llth and Main streets, -
and respectfully invite call from INV friends and
the public. The Bar will be stocked with the
effort will be spared 10 give satisfaction to all who
may favor me with a call.
FREE SNACK served up daily at u 0'cl9ck, A.
NJ. fno zz~dlml JAMES COLLINS.
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WHIRLwIND IN BERMUDA, WEST INDrEs.-
On the morning of the 23d of November
powerful whirlwind or tornado swept across
the western section of the main island 1t
struck upon the land at point near the west
ern extremity of the archipelago, and passed
along towards the southeast, unroofing houses
not little remarkable that the diameter of
this tornado could not have exceeded thirty
yards, for there are houses within that space
of the damaged ones which are totally free
from injury. simultaneously with this Storm
there appeared luminous ball in the air, of a
fiery red color; this meteor travelled rapidly
across the country, momentarily lighting up
both shore and sky, and was soon lost to
view.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

MAIL AND TELEGRAPA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
A telegram dated Malloy's Station, Mo-, Dec.
II, says:
The telegraph line is now completed from
Malioy's Station, on the Butlerfeld Overland
California Mail Route. This station is on the
Ozark Mountains, sixteen miles north OF
Springfield, Mo-, and $50 miles from ST. Louis.
The operator here will receive dispatches up
and send them forward either direct to parties
in California or to the Eastern end Of the tel
egraph line on the other side, which is now
finished for two hundred and fifty miles this
way from San Francisco. The dispatches will
be ieIegraphed from that point to their desti-
nation. The Overland Mail leaves ST. Louis
avery Monday and Thursday morning. The
dollar for ten words, and ten cents for each
additional word.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

MATRINUNY BIZ " WHULEsALE.-1n rne Suurn-
western (Ala.) Baptist we flnd the following
announcement:
"About eight miles southeast from Anda.
lusi;s, on Thursday, October 10th, were married
at the residence OF b. b. Bass, by G.. A. Snow
den, Judge Of probate, James Teel to Nancy
Bass, VIM. Teel TO Mary Bass, and Wilson
Bass to Jane Teel; James, William, and Jane
Teel are all sons and daughter of John aud
Anna Teel; Wilson, Nancy and Mary Bass are
all daughters and son OF b. B. and Elizabeth
Bass, all of Cevington county, Alabama. Tho
above conpubial attachments were all formed,
and but one ceremony delivered--a nupfial
phenomenon perhaps uneqr allied in this State
or the Soufh.u
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~ Last Notice--Yes, the Last. - All per.
kons indebted To me Individuality. will please call
and settle their accounts. or else will give them
'nte the handx Of others TO be collected 81 taM,
p.s.-No further Indulgence will be given longer
% no is-sia.in, vim = ' - ALEX. HILL.
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ass. To Aaye- Time, Labor and Expfnses
pse Sem ple,s lnfaliibse Baxsug Powder. For sale
BY ali Drug yists And Grocers.
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8 RIDlcukous WAasz. shorty bssors III
lafe municipal eIectt0n Il Nav Yosh, Nfcho1n1
nmsdes INSIDE = bat with John w. Coe, that q
Aaveneyer should NOT b. elected Mayor he
wsuid walk barefooted from the st. Nicholas
Hotel to the Astof Houae, accompanied By
music, and Il Havemeyef should b elected,
mr.. Coe aGreed to do the same thing. Ths
agreemsnt MSS fuiAlled on Monday last,
some nve thousand persons having assem-
At1x, precisely. the souud Of fIss and
drum gave notice that the bet Is announced
Was Q real thing, and soon the party who was 70
pay II made his appearances The yelling,
cheering, aud laughing which arose when Mr..
Smedes showed himself, barefooted, were ex-
ceedingly enthusiastic, and as he passed by the
hotel the ladies at the windows gave vent to
their enjoyment Of the fun by waving their
handkerchiefs. Mr.. Smedes was preceded by
about two hundred friends. who marched two
abreast then followed q fife and drum, and
next the hero of the day, with q friend ON each
eide, whose duty seemed TO be TO keep the crowd
from stepping upon his toes. He was well
dressed, and seemed TO be about twenty-five
years OF age. His feet, as required, were per-
fectly bare.
The party accompanied by several thousands
Of people, proceeded down Broadway on the
fashionable sidewalk, until Mr.. Smedes reached
tns Astor House, where he was greeted with
renewed cheers.
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A DRUNKARD's BRArNs.- Tho startling doc
trines taught in ssYouman,s Basis Of Prohibi-
tion," are fully corroborated by the following
passage from the Boston Medical Journal
@Hyrti, by far the greatest ana omist of the
age used to say that he could distinguish in the
darkest room. by one stroke OF the scalpel, the
brain OF the inebriate froni that Of the person
who had lived soberly. Now aud then ne
would congratulate his class upon the possess
sion Of drunkard's brain, admirably fitted.
from It's hardness and more com piete preserva-
LION, Tor the purposes of demonstrations
When the anatomist wished to preserve hui
man brain Tor any length of time, he effects
ms object by keeping thar organ in vessel of
aicohol- From soft, pulpy substance, it then
becomes comparatively hard; but the inebriate.
anticipating the anatomist, begins the endn-
rating process before death-6egins it while
the brain remains the consecrat4d temple of
the soni-whiie its delicate and gossamer tis-
sues still throb with the pulses of heaven born
life. Strange infatuation. thus to desecrate
the god-lke! Terrible enchantment. that
dries up all the fountains OF generous feeling,
petrifies all the tender humanities and sweet
charities Of life, leaving only a brain of lead
and heart of stone"
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fIs3 fssss frt5ss.:-..s:a1 PHILADELPHIA,
S2s- Ec&-&.1N-na5. WILMINGT AND
BALTIMORE RA ILROAD

Spring ARRANGEMENT
N and after MONDAY, April Ilh, Passenger trains for
6niladeiphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except Sunday follows:
EMPRESS TRAIN at 80 o'clock A. NJ, WAY MAIL at
$50 A. NJ EVENING NAIL at sos p NJ. The $50 A. N.
tram makes close connections through to Boston.
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at S.l5 A.M.,I2M
and IL p. N.
ON SUNDAYS at 505 P NJ only All the trains connect
ing with New York Trains except sos r. NJ Saturdays
From ia RE DE GRACE and intermediate places at IS
o'clock ?. VI.
FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 6 30 A. NJ connect at Will
mington with Al A. NJ train, and 30 A ~ from Baltimore
with COS z. VI. train.
NOIlCEIA coored persons, whether bond free, will
De required to bring responsible white person, person
ally known to the Undersigned who will be willing sign
bond to the Company, before they will be passed any
portion of the road.
aplln WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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AYERS A
ed to produce the most eleCtual Alternative
~ that can be made. 1t is concentrated ex-
tract of Para Sarsaparila, so combined with
other substances of still greater Alternative
- the diseases Sarsaparl.la is reputed to
1t is believed that such remedy is wanted by those who
suffer from Strumous complaints and that which will
large class of our afflicted feilowczens. How completely
this compound will do it has been proven by experiment
many OF the worst cases to be found of the following
ScRoruLA AND scRoruLous COMPLAINTS, EnuprIoss AND
ERuPT5yE DISEASES, ULCERS PMPLEs BLoTcHEs, TUMoRs
RREcTIoNs MERCURIAL DISEASE, DRoPsY, NEURALGIA OR
FG P DEBILITY DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
whole OF the class of complaints arising from MPURITY
This compound will be found great promoter of health
when taken in the spring to expe the foul humors which
expulsion Of them ranking disorders are npped in
the bud Mattudes can, by the aid of this remedy spare
through which system will strive to rid Itself
the bo S By s T tins the
he yitaed blood whenever find its impurities bursting
when you find is and aggsR is e Teni
when ssfs E peope y9 n
10y better health and live longer for cleansing blood
lum Of life disordered there be lasting health Soon
en ts lie oe m9ft 90 and the great ma
has has and deserves much the reputation Of
alone has not all the virtue that claimed for it. but more
but little Virtue Of sarspara
During late years the public have been misled by large
Mast these e1 ZAP
for they not only contain little sarsapar often
the the yar a@a Rfnta
which sh food the market until the itself
ton and cheat Still we call this compound Sarsaparla
from the load @56qgy which upon we thnE
sistbe BY the ordinary diseases it is intended to
cure In order to secure their complete eradication from the
to directions on the bottle
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Steamboats,.

sT'@ FOR THE SOUTH
rsas<r1z.z-stts DIRECT FROM NEW YORK PHILADEL-
PHlA and BALTIMORE via the
- .--..-- ''BAG LINE -
To NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON I,
ChAkLE ESS,9EN, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
49,, DAILY, Except SandaysJ via.
BAY LINE a SEA BOARD a ROANOKE RAILROAD
m TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller sbect
TO NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, y. C.