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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-16

BLANK BooKs.-Among the stock to be
closed out at No. q, East Main street, Day
Book Building,) may be found large lot
of the best quality of Blank Books, which
will be sold at great sacrifice, at private
sale, previous to holding the auction
Merchants are invited to call in and examine
. 4
them.
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AshbJ mrs Diana
AkenSide mrs A P
Anderson miss Marg'
Bergman miss Sallie
Brimmer mrs Mary Z
Burton miss Annie
Brooks miss Susan A
Burt mrs Julia
Brown miss II
Baker mrs Rachel
Boyle miss Bridget
Blown mrs Jane
Baker mrs Jane
Bell miss z T
Brotherton mrs d H
Curtis mrs Mary
Carson mrs Nancy
Cone miss Jenny
Cowling miss Marie
Calling miss Julia
Chalk mrs Clarissa
Cross mrs Elizabeth
Capps mrs Lavina
Cooper miss Mary H
Doak miss Mary A
Debolt mrs Martha A
Dean miss Patsey
Davis miss Eliza F
Dozier miss Elizb'th
Dobbins miss Mary
Dean miss Mary
Edmonds mrs Mary Z
Edwards mrs !Elizabet
Earle mrs Margaret
Fulford mrs Mary
Foreman miss Ann w
Foster mrs Sarah
Graham MRS Virginia
ellis mrs Lydia A
Godfrey Mrs Eliz'bth
Hitchins mrs George
Hopkins mrs E H
Hayman mrs G F 2
Hawkins miss Fanny
Hayman miss Eliza'bt
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J. J. MOORE & CO., Auct,r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
DAINTINGS, Cutlery of all kinds, Hard.
L ware, Segars, &C., every night at 6X o'clk -,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays at II O'Clock A.
M. and at retail every day. Sale at store No.
SO, Church street. H. SNOW, Agt.
no l4-4m ]. J. MOORE & Co. Auctrs.
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GIrT Books, FINE BIBLES, PRAYER Books,
PoEMs, &o.-A fine lot of desirable Gift
Books, is offered at sacrifice, at No. 81,
Day Book Building, Call and secure bar
gain.
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
ATJGTT0N SALES

A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
"A of different kinds, and some of entire new
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety of Fancy Goods &c. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed of, these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON T. BELOTE.
Sc 23-tf Auctioneers.
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Landscape Painting.

taE Undersigned is now prepared to give
INSTRUCTIONS III Landscape Painting. His
peculiar method of instruction is entirely or.
ginal, ana imparts at once 20 the pupil a pre-
per conception of coloring 50 immensely neres
Sary to become finished artist. Those desir
I Io.n W age aaVantase OF tbs opportunity to
seriber has been over 80 yeats maturing this
vince the most incredulous, that in two les :.
sons he has impaired more knowledge of the
ton and study by the old system, as taught in
the various schools and seminaries throuehont
the United States. Terms of thorough instruc
ton, $50, payable in advance perfect satisfac-
ton guaranteed. For further information call
on the undersigned at his studio, on Main street,
over Dawes Dry Goods Store and opposite the
site Of the Mechanics Hall.
10 P. Sin consequence of professional
engagements, the undersigned would reques:
that those DESTROYS of taking advantage OF his
system of tuition will come forward at the
opening Of the class on Monday Nov 28th,
which positively closes on the oath of Deem
Der 1889, as he will be otherwise engaged after
that date.
E. BONEAU DE ST MARCEL,
nov lS-lm Landscape and Portrait Painter
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AN UPR0AR IN THE MARKET HOUSE.-Aue
usual number of ladies and gentlemen had
collected at an early hour this morning be-
meath the temple dedicated to the gastronona-
mics of the people, and an unusual number
OF carts were drawn up on the north side
of Main street. Tied to the tail boards OF
these carts were numerous apologies for
horses, and interspersed around and about
were an extraordinary rumber Of boys and
dogs. The market people were busily en-
gagged in disposing of their produce, the
ladies and gentlemen were in tent upon tue
purchase of supplies, the boys-looking
around-and the dogs watching for chance
to appropriate some exposed joint to their
own use, when suddenly whoop at the
foot of the market arrested the attention OF
all who heard it. This whoop was follow
ed by succession of yells and conglomer-
alton of barks, which startled the clerks
around the market from their drowsy atti-
tudes, and by one simultaneous movement
brought them, customers and all, from their
stores to the street. At this moment, we
discovered LuhC eFdrf uemeCi VI WIZ o"AA ~
family in the city had, as ifby some precon-
certed arrangement, started up the street
and score or two of little boys were follow
ing ehind.
The smaller dogs gave tongue in the high
or notes, and the larger dogs chimed in with
their base voices in the most unharmonious
possible manner; the boys yelled, the clerks
laughed; their customers shouted, and we
thought all Pandemonium was let loose; IN
til finally, we saw an interesting little rab-
bit making rapid strides up Main street, as
If be had sudden and urgent business at
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Depot.
In his course, he ran under the carts ard be-
- tween the horses legs; under the crinoline
Of the market women, and between the legs
of tn, men. The women were screaming,
the men were jumping, the horses were
kicking, the boys were yelling, the dogs
were barking, and occasionally one which
had received vigorous kick from some I'M
friendly horse, was heard yelling; and alto
gether, the grandest time on record was had
for about three minutes. But all things
have an end, and so had this excitement, for
one of the dogs succeeded in overtaking the
frightened hare and persuaded him to stop
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DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
FOR RENT.
S5SEssss The desirable new Cottage Residence
Nfiii on Washington Point near Cedar Grove,
M!U and adjoining the residence of VIM. S.
Butt, Immediately opposite the Dry Dock
There is large garden attached to it, good
Cistern, Kitchen and necessary out houses, and
everything conveniently arranged 1t is con-
veniently situated near the water and will
make desirable residence for any one in bust
ness in Norfolk or Portsmouth.
ALSO,
A small family residence near the track OIL
the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, about a
mile from the toll bridge. Rent cheap and
wood thrown in. Apply to the owner,
". w. IVES, Or to the
de l2-tf Day Book Office.
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GENTLEMAN'S. LIST,

Armintage Alvin ]
Andrews Calvin
Anshurtry w H
Anderson Capt RobeI
Aydolett Harry
Blanks Edward
Brickhouse B D
Benson + Armstead
Banks Asa W :
Brown B
Butt B B
Brown B L
Bryant Fred p
Barker Hon DAT iel
Brotherton david II
Balm ID A
Bullock Joseph a A
Bride George A
Bilosoly Julius
Bennett hiram
Bayto ] M
Burton Joseph A
Bawett L 2
Bownds L d
Bebee M L
Bayne T. Co Messrs
hamburger Martin
Brof Robert
Brandon v M
Barker Dr w H
Boggs Capt w II
Brewer VIM H
Bond VIM
Barnard w II
Brown VIM
Brown John P
Grossly VIM n 2
Camp Thomas b
Carroll M
Crickmore -
Cranmer Capt James
Caine john S
Clark J w
Chamberlin Allen
Carvan Albert
Cassel w G
Carroll Edward
Cotton W H
Dixon VIM +
Daun p H
DAvock VIM
Davis Capt Joseph
Drew Capt Charles
Davis Z H
poaks Darius
Doyle Elisha
Elysy Capt Robt nj
Etheredge Sam
edwards o E
Eley Capt Hubert
Emerson A W
Francisco David
Fauntloray w M
Ferguson w G
Foster w H
Foster w
Fallon Pat
Feavon Henry A
Franklin John
Fisher John
Z roemaIln capt j M =
Fenton Denis
Ferry sCapt A H
Forvest Elias q
Fullerton capt c b .
Godfrey Walter
Colt W A 2
Gressett VIM T
Gray Sam
Goldslow Ignatieus
Griffin Daniel
Howard w r
Hinnsworlh VIM 7
Harper Thomas
Holmes Thomas
Harris Thomas
Hansell Warren
Haskins Samuel
Holland Henry
Hankey Joseph
Hiltield Samuel
Horton John w
Henrick Capt Geo
Hooton Geo f
Hurd Il b
Harden Chas o
Hammete G K
Harrison B +
IsaaCs H
dec l6 /
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WHAT NOW

WHAT NOW.
WHY c. JORDAN & SON, are opening late
w importation of Sardines and Anchovies,
Lemons, Dates, sc, &c. de IA
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Auction Sales.
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
STOCK OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, &c,
AT AUCTION.
FEfHE PROPRIETOR of No. y, East Main
4 street. having determined to make a change
Iii his business offers his entire Stock for sale
at Auction, or at private sale below cost The
Stock on hand to be closed out, consists of
Standard Works,
Poems,
ellaneous Books,
Prayer Books, Bibles,
Hymn Books Song Books,
Novels, School Books
Blank Books, Stationery, &c, &c.
Those In want of any of the remaining stock,
VIII do well TO call early, as the stock will be
soid out cheap. Merchants wanting BLANK
BOOkS can get great bargains. The Auction
sales will commence in the course of a week or
so, as soon as the goods can be arranged de Ia
NOTICE.
N7ILL BE SOLD, TUESDAY the Goth of
w December next, upon the premises of
Mr.. VIM. H. Holmes in Norfolk County, the
following property, belonging to the estate of
Jacob Vanness, (deceased) To wit: One Sloop
with all her appearances, one Chest of Tools,
and lot of other small articles.
F M CAPPS, Deputy, For
THOS. BUTT, Sheriff and Committee.
&c lot
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Latest from Charlestown!l!
COOK AND COPPIE BRAKES JAIL II
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR III

A Telegram was received by gentleman
iaferro stating that Cook and Coppic had d.
vested themselves of their manacles, and
had broken out of Jail about half-past nine
o'clock last night, but after having attrac-
ted the attention Of the sentinels, they were
driven back after they had reached the cater
wall. They were fired at several times be-
fore they would descend to the Jail yard
They were finally captured and placed in
the hands of Sheriff Campbell, who will
perform the Office of hang man this after
noon. Much feeling is manifested here
about this mysterious affair, and some per.
sons have limited that the jailer might have
something to do with it.
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THAT'S so,


JFyou want really good Butter, DOM stop at
L one store only, Tut come to No. &, Camp
belPs wharf.
de 10 BAYMORE & STONE.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-16

Paul Morphy was at Memphis few days
ago.
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FINE JEWELRY,
FINE JEWELLERY,
FINE JEWELLERY
TTHHE Ladies and others are respectfully in
i vited to call and look over my very supe-
rior and extensive assortment of JeWelry to
which several fine additions We're made within
the past few days. Persons in search OF Holt
day, Bridal or other presents should call and
examine my fine assortment of
Watches,
Fine Gold Jewelry,
Solid Silver and
,,,,, Plated Ware, &C.
Every article will be sold at a reasonable
price, and warranted as represented,
C F GREENWOOD, q Main streat
de- Head OF Market Square.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-16

TAILORING, TAILORING.
u p. BENSON informs his friends and
Ne the public generally, that he is located
at ~ Bank street, where he is prepared to make
up any description of Gentlemen's Garments in
a neat and fashionable style. Cutting and Re-
pairing attended to and satisfaction given.
A share of public patronage is solicited.
&C 2l-3m
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LADIES LIST.

10 LILO |.
Horner mrs A
Heth mrs Henry
Hallen mrs Elizabeth
DHowaid mrs Maria
Halstead mrs Edward
Hudgins mrs Jemlma D
Harrell miss Mollie A
Jacobs mrs J
Johnson mrs Marg't 2
Johnson mrs G L
Johnson mrs L c
Jordan miss Margaret A
Jacob mrs Elizabeth s
Lambert mrs Margaret
Long mrs D H
Lent mrs Catharine
Land mrs Elizabeth
Moore miss M B Z
Mosby mrs E T
NJ aurice mrs Martha A
MiZeu mrs Rebecca P
Myre mrs LiZZ.e
Miller mrs Rebecca
Murray miss A M A
Mellen mrs Charles
Newell miss Anne
Phillips miss Polite S
Phillips miss V A
IReed mrs Eliza
Rolton mrs Kate
Roberts mrs E
Stanworth Eliza A
/ smith mrs Sarah
Schamber miss J
Sparrow mrs Jane
Throckmorton mrs A j
White mrs s A
Wilson mrs Mary
Wright mrs Louisa =
Walker mrs Margaret
Whitney miss A
White miss L D
White mrs B H
Wynn miss Mahala
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-16

TAILORING, TAILORING.
u p. BENSON informs his friends and
Ne the public generally, that he is located
| at q Bank street, where he is prepared to make
up any description Of Gentlemen's Garments in
ana ia Cutting and Re-
share ofpublic patronage is solicited.
oc 2l-3m
For Rent 1860.
| f The Dwelling over the Store I occupy
| E;iJ is for Rent 1t is large enough for two
N!il small families, it has good Rooms,
Paved yard, good Seller for Wood and Coal,
and a first rate Sistern of water. To good
Tenant the rent will be cheap. Apply at "a Main
| Store.
| de 9-tf ECAPPS.
| FISH, FISH, FISH.
| On Bbls. No. Mullets,
| ~ rs bbls. large No. split Herrings,
70 70 b 81 II bbis. No. MacEersi, large and fat,
bbls splendid Spot Fish,
Choice Family Roe Herrings, SIC per doZ
Send to JONES, and you are bound to be
suited, No. Campbel's wharf de3
A REAL GOOD UNDER SHIRT
FOR IS CENTS.
A LSO very large assortment all prices in
"A Guiding a nice article of all wool Shirts,
MILLAR'S Cash Bar gain Store,
de II ii Market Square.
lOU this day at the
BEE HIVE.
Just the thing for cold weather, which are sell.
ling at very low prices.
Cloaks Of all kinds and styles, and from the
lowest to the finest qualities.
Shawls-a magnificent stock OF all the diff
ierent kinds, in Bay State, Stella and Broche
Large Shawls of ali kinds.
BLANKETS-BLANKE
case la Blankets, superior qualities.
do 1914 do do do
bales Servants Blankets, superior Qualities,
at low prices.
Call and see the bargains at It the heb Bee Hive
ae l. Norfolk, Va.
kOR the Ladies at No. 10, Market Square
Il they are decidedly comfortable Shoe for
the winter, being lined with Canton Flannel
De Il F w SEABURY'S SONS.
POWDER AND SHOT.
A SUPPLY of the Hazard Powder,
n l5o bags all sizes Shot. For sale by
de- JAS. E JONES.
BED BLANK ETS CHEAP.
WE have them from $3.50 to $3.50. Per-
w sons in want viii please notice.
,.o MILLAR'S Cash Bargain store,
ae II Market Square.
COD FlsH-25OO lbs. fine large genuine
" Goldfish, for sale by
DEF No. ., Campbelps wharf,
FOR SALE LOW.
'VNHE best stock of Groceries in the city for
l. the Cash. BAYMORE 81 STONE,
de IA No. 6, Campbelps wharf
NVESI'S mol r. OIL.
| on Bbls. just received and for sale at Fac
| ~ tory prices by
del4 Nd ROBERTS Jr., co.
FLOUR.
| 0nIl Hlf Bbls bags of Grove Mills Family
| @OC and Extra Flour,
2GO Bbls, Straight brand fine,
| 100 do do Palmetto Super. do
$50 Bags Berkeley do
| 100 do Crumps do and Extra
| in store and for sale by
| SHERWOOD & YOUNG,
de ID ID Roanoke Square.
| unIISU Cnp pNNm
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JUS OPENED AT McCANN'S
CHEAP SHOE STORE.
N 100 Cases OF Ladies, Gents and Chin
n drens BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS.
H. Also a large assortment of Servants
Shoes which will sell low at Wholesale
January. Don't forget the place.
THOMAS McCANN,
"A Main street.
DE 2-tf Opposite Johnson's Hall
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RunaWay-$5O Reward.
u ANYWAY from the Subscriber, his negro
~ Man WILLIAM William is % wears Old
about feet high, very, black, has large full
spoken to seems to be confused. He formerlv
belonged to the estate of Thomas Wynne. and
lived with the undersigned last year near Miles
store, IN Norfolk County: will give the above
this State so that can get him.
JNO. H. HOPE,
Proprietor City Hotel
Sc l2-tf WILLIAMSBURG Va
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COWS FOR SALE.
INHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale on
Il EVERY SATURDAY -
on Market Square at s O'Clock, 9%SE#
several valuable fresh MILCH XA
COWS and their CALVES. AS ---a&&.z.AA.
being an experienced person in the selection
OF good Cattle, he informs the public at large
that he will always have on hand quantity
the same description.
DANIEL MALONY, South Church st.,
ue I'm NarfplI
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-16

e GROSS Ayers Cherry tectoral,
" do do Sarsaparilla,
do do Ague cure,
10 do Cathartic Pills
The above on hand, and for sale Whole,aIe
and Retail. 'i0
DE 10 M A Il G A SANTOS.
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For Rent 1880.

For Rent 1860.
fSs1Hs4s The Dwelling over the Store occupy
EiiI Is for Rent. 1t is large enough for two
kzill- small families, it has good Rooms,
Paved yard, good Seller for Wood and Coal,
and first rate Sistern of water. To good
Tenant the rent will be cheap. Apply at 81 Main
street two doors from L. Saiusbury's furniture
Store.
de 9-tf ECAPPS
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
AND
BRITISH REVIEWS

L. SCOTT & CO., NEW YORK, continue t
publish the following leading British
Periodicals., viz
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Winter Advancement.
FIG PIPE STEM s.

a SMALL LOT of the above Stems lust re.
"A celved, they are superior to any Stem now
In use, on account of the high favour impart
ed; For sale only at the Eagle Cigar Store No
de H. V. MOORE co.
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hIAGEOAEA CIGARS,
"A LOT of theabove celebr ted brani inst to
~ hand which we are retailing for
them to be the Original Magnolia and no mi
tation, Eagle Cigar Store, No. 50 Main st.
de D III. v. MOOR e. Cn
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LAMPS, LAMPS, LAMPS.
w are Just in receipt of fine assortment
w OF Kerosene and ETHEREAL Oil Lamps,
both Metal and..Glass, and respectfully inyite-
all in want to give US call
We have also on hand "a largs assortment of
Plaln and Ground Kerosene Chimnies, Wicks,
Shades, Bru shes &C. for sale low.
KEEFE & STORY.
oe No. 6, Union street.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17

We learn from the Clevel.pd Hs,ald,
that Mr.. A. Baldwin. ofAarora, Poe,aes
county was stabbed by bis nephew, Price,
on the 9Th mat. Pfics was dsunk, and
his uncle advised him 70 quit JIiskinr Of
leavs The place, E
Mr.. Price suddenly became greatly OF.
ssperssed aud ran into q op near by. and
returned with . sboe knife in his hand,
madly plunged Il into the bowels lof NJ.
uucle. Mr.. Baldwin did not for ths in.
stani know thst be Was stabbed, but sup
po.sd until he saw blood dripping iron
the knife, that his nephew had ONLY s.rucl
him with The closed hand. As soon 40 h
wasaFaFe. tl.st be Wss stabbed. be Gale
Iev. help and staggered into bis residences
There was but one other retson preaeu
during the ARRAY. hs being yonog b
come dozsn years old was ton mach flight
'lsd,fof thsemomsatto zen DER any dssis
isHcs. The murderer wsS so0a SECURE
and sent 70 Ravenua, where be 4 at sFe.
eBt con6ued 10 jsil On being secured
is said The ftsl thing 10 rematksd VA.
"0Od d. him. l hope have kills
him." st9l.5
NJ Baldwin lived ihiriySioui hours |.
ter be Nss stabbed.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
0errlt amith,a Alndnesn.


The first announcement that GBRRI1
6EirH had become On inmsts Of the U.ic'
Lunatie Asylum. was in such tarms as tc
give no definite idea o. 4 p,rticulas chang.
IN his mental condition. from that OF years
pest. Iadeed. some vsre inclined 70 Sup
pose that no new develop Of this sort
Ssally exiSte'i.- IT sppsars, from later and
fuller sdyioes. that ma,ksa transiormal
tion hes taken, place. and tha, he has real
ly become the victim Of hereditary insAni
ty. The New York sTimes says Of this
cate. nei ~ 7aigav
"This dissertation ofA noble chSracter,
whether III prove permanent. or temporary,
is melancholy close OF strange career
Mr.. Smith e man OF the kindest aud mosI
benevolent impulaes. Of strong And scuts.
" legal intellect, and Of marked integrity.
But he lacked praeliral common senss. wac
crednlous 70 the last degy .. apd wholly
devoid Of that Tohus, peFsonAT courage and
etrengih Of Oh,FAeter esse 1tial 10 nssful 40.
ton OF even suocessini endurance. With
the family prsdisposition as b sia. he has
doubtless been hurried into tie crisis oi bic
dise,se by the afI.ir at Harpsr's Ferry,
and especially BY the extent 70 which bic
owD name has been conneclsd with IT,
His career in Congrass indiostsd uttsr ina
hilily to resist pArsonal pressure s-snd a
vivid apprehension ,ha, he mieh, b. per,
sonally involved in the penal eonpeQ QasDces
Of this invasion. has undcubFdly proved
too stfoag for bis unbalanced miud. HI
has evidently been frightened iuso insau
ity.'"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
The Latest New. from SpurVeou.
LoEp ". srn,. 9s,h, 1859.

kSoucspohoeuco Of the New toN luouno.l
LoKD IN. SrPt 2slh. 1859.
y-AlILough the Surrey G,rdens are ol
great capacity. one must 60 very early to
hear Mr.. Spurgson; for arriving at the
Egtes sl ~ O'Clock On Sunday last, We
Ibind them closed BY the police. and moth.
ing could induce them 10 let ne in. as the
rlscs was quite l6lled With Is. 900 people,
We ehanced 10 pass that way an hour a.
Ies~Ard. an1 it was an interesting spectA,
ole that Of seeing the vast multitude chi,
ely issuing fssn lehe eete@ with all Abe
orasF-4Hd pecorum ef s1ess vuneronl
cougreg Sidn from The doors Of The esieb.
Iished ehAreh. Mr.i Spurgeop comes Sul
Of piispts adjOi9ing gaf. ba.sin kaJa.
smiling hnd boWibg to the NpeopIe, VIC
sesm juA ready y cry out Wteh Enthusiasm
for surely be is niaebadmired and Tevsred
BY them. Such good natured eF0wdine
and .'shouldering eager ior SMILE"
have not ,saan.i Nan. sYOsh. eaespt q ahl
ovAtions to Kossuih and Fieldl !. Mr.. s. il
exceedingly youthful looEidg. and IL h,
had ,bui . mack would call him hsndsoms
Tor bic ccmplexion is as fair sa. any Eng
lliAh ehrs s43vth tdlI cheeks .btigh teeth
and eyes, and . profusion Of dark broNI
hair nearly e0i6s. He dresses 10 rich I'M
m aculste blsek. and stepped ID bis slylisD
carriage. where bis MiieHahd child wsr'
sWsiting bin. with the elegant esse o. ,
gentleman borne to it. and from his car
riags windows, still uncovered, 'co6tinuel
smiling 70 laekuowledke the salutions o
the people Is long dssthey could see him
His great Tabernacle, near The Surry Gar
sens, IL being erected with oil dispatch
and st sbs laying ofths eorhsr stone. b.
FlacetiousIy denied neWspapsr story. Nh
an old Nonsn dying. had left him SOM
money. and. moreover, said. "sI hops ri
one win leave me any money! Tor r fSs
that. llls'oiber minister's lhiRbt disc6y
eF. sihuloneouslyswishs tke steaei;ing th'
fortune. tlas I4wss afflicted with lhe Iron
chitis, or something which dis6blss q
from preaching the Gospell''I '9sisos o
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-17
RaNarn.

Rsys. eysry other form ofdIseass 10 which ne
human sy9lsu isllablo, is caused By impure AnmoTS
This eeIae caused By The more Tapid action or he
blood sEufeling with nature In endeavoFng 70 east
out o. me body the corupt matter which s deadly on
Poeed 70 tealh. Hence The good and bad hvmor. ~.
a. SaySth each other, and the connection which fo.
lows causes ieve! and hent. The symptoms Of fever
are Hansing anguld diaealt breath.
Gull and heavy, anxiety, srhlnR and yawn
ing, aetate ats Of heat and cold. Amer which she
complains o. Paies In the head and back great
thirst, nausea aud faless about he SION.
MoFse's Indan Roo, Pills are aok oWledre1 a. ~ |:
strengthening and delightful medicine for an kiniS a.
leTpEls They tonlT 6Iadna the atom n ~ h,-sI
ron q: bilious naslel, su, they cpen iAs sxeresory
The blood ino the bowels, afteF which the eorTnn,sd
ma.s thrown oei e the natural passage efthe hedy.
" EeqniHodsln uleoufDaBds o. fsV6P vim M -
take large dcsee. order 70 haEo them operate shS.
eef nc.1iIg nnth The fever entirely dfappcs rsr-
% Aiw' whien, ron i've 70 four every evening, until
WE'LL and you will be eonyineed that thiaia 10 80
way 70 check evef, because they drive out siI Iass
nation, reoles the body 20 siateof sound hGsith.
Aad sAs so:a hpd o,eef alias YIlI - % RSro'sHII
D.. Morss's Indian Root Pills are sold 6y sii desie
IN "sH'enea.';g yyyy Novswbers ,, 1850. rlms7