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, 1859-10-04

In this computation we have Judged by names
alone, lcaving out the Smiths and others COM
mon to severn: nations; but we have no doubt
that out Of 600 officers, 400 or $50 ut least are
Irish, which, in q city comprising, bes'des
large number Of natives, great VARIETY Of all
nations, is not precisely the fair thing. OF these
names. moreover, great 1nany are not to be
found in the Directory Hare they been import
cd and naturalizcd since the Directory was pub
lished last Mas : Or do they not lire in the
citv! We wish Mr.. Isaac Bell aud Mr. Elijah
F. purdy would inform their fellow citizens us to
the whereabouts of their friends and nominees
Others, agnin, we find, are the keepers Of grrog-
geries aud drinking holes; several have nnforr :
tuuate1y baye the same names With persons who
hare been graduated from the Island; and one
Of them, Mr. Frank McCabe, is the same person.
we are told, who beat the editor Of the Daily
Ntcs with 50 much violence that bis life is still
in danger. Are.there others Of Mr. McCabe's
propensities among these watchers over the pu-
rity Of the ballot-box!
With such crew to decide upon the qua'ifica-
tions Of electors, what but defeat hare the Re-
ur1,J;ran~ IN aYnpctP
, 1859-10-04

Dr.. Shelton Mackenzie, in lis obituary of the
late afr. Brunei, the eminent engineer. says |
that several years ago, while playing With one |
Of his children. Mr. B. accidentally swallowed
q gold ha1fsove1eigu, which stuck fast IN his
throat, and though the ablest surgical a'd was
employed, 1t was found impossible to remove it.
The coin remained firmly d1ed in hia throat for
considerable period, aud Alr. Brunei, be'ngofa
nervous temperament, appeared literally pIning
away. At last, when things appeared at their
worst, his Irish mau-servant gave him pinch
Of snuff. and the violent sneez'ng which this
caused suddenly removed the coin. ..-
We learn from the Virginia Soufhernk7 TINT
the Hon. Sherrard Clemens, who Was shot By
o. Jennings Wise, editor Of the Richmond En-
quir<r, in duel about year since, is now con-
sidered in a very critical condition.
IN. P.-S. Parker Willis, takes back
his romance about Lieut.. Maury's marriage.
The coursship was ali right, but the marriage is
denied.
DR.. Lyman Deecher's autobiography Is in
preparation. II il s4id to be deeply interesting,
embracing unique aud entertaining letters from
various scions Of the family Of which he is the
venerable aud venerated head. It will be pub
Nshed in few months.
Rev. J. r. uaswell and wife, Of Hamilton,
y. r., and Miss Sarah Mason, who have been
| appointed By the baptist Missionary Union,
| Missionaries to Durmah, sailed from Boston on
Monday week for their new field Of labor, in the
ship Annie Duckman.
| Geo. F. Thomson, Of the New Tork Daily
lstrs, who Was so brntally assaulted BY Frank
NcCabe, few days since, Is said to be in pre-
carious condition.
Oliver Farnsworth. Esq, native Of Tocd-
stock, Vt. formerly edito. Of the Rhode Island
Republican. and who established the drst print
ing Office in Cincinnati, died in Newport, r. l.,
on the Esd nlt-, aged So.
the creditors Of Phillips, Sampson Co. was
held on Wednesday morning in the 1nsolvent
Court, in that city. The principal creditors
we're represented, and about forty claims were
presented, all amounting to about $15o,0c
The whole amount Of the indebtedness Of the
firm is about S240,000. The firm Of Rice, Ken
dali / Co. presented claims to the amount o.
$4,000. The creditors chose Measrs- Aleran
der II. Rice and Harvey Jewell for assignees
They were authorized by rote Of the creditors
TO continue the publication Of the dtldntii
Monthly. The assignees were also ordered te
find sureties in tue sum Of $4,000.
-Ar. Fay, recently stabbed By Dr.. ]. c. AVER
in Boston, is ont Of danger, but for prudeutia
| reasons is still confined to his bad.
-Rcv. G. ". Miller, pastor of the Roberts
Chapel Methodist Church, Indianapolis, Iad.
has been suspended from the performance o
ministerial duty, by 4 committee appointed IL
investigate charges brought against him for m
christianlike conduct. He Is accpsed of crimi
nal intimacy with young lady Of his consrega
tion. The evidence against the parties, thougl
not Of positive character, still develop crimi
nality sufficient to warrant the committee i,
coming to the conclusion they did.
, 1859-10-04
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
Rich EST DK1DEN
Worn By Kings or Empcrors.


What Why Beautiful Head Of Hair.
EscauAe Il l. thu IL: t;td ilaA.elf m Il I'd :y
suf raes l.s7JtT. aithnn.h re r4c Eiar bh~El sss.
brightly !n ths k!sx.h: e.s*. the eye u sscr at
th* lstth be thus IT pearls II .h~ heal ft Of IL
estn the hair be slltI Aid Arse.t Ar.h a:. t:r.
tlan ha;f ier Charms. I'll. Wo.,:. Iiar n.-srs: r.
Hssl t,s't u three tines week. will ssNsane a,Li l-.r
NEATLY SECURE u =: such Eu.msnt. 4eL thu -, ~
an duass. The xss<s " liz dss Is ths s*ashsa ri tt
NV Iox6. Apr, u. 1s.s.
obttxations under for ahs enre restoration II *.
to IL original tur aasnt the uHr of ntT aHi:a! "a a
Unted statss wa4 ip!y tec;sn: sfSv. Tn. ~ IL
sstns hre+ 1eonaier ynur ltt.tus4tsve ~r..,
Ian. aelr i. Yostrs tsuiy. $ s~TnALHEIG.
~pEyrh At ~Yilc,rI*."
Wekh Newspaper ofe., Is Sassau-,t Apr. =, Ia
PRoy. o. J. Woop :-D-sr Sir: Sns.e mi't VI II
we<k. 40 received bottle Of yus Hair is> .4,s a..
kas* my wife. who eunelute u tsY on her lar. =
thinking tht time that 1t wou. rtssars i.e rsy al
lts original color, bat tt hcr vel. my ,ut-
few weeks tlal il haa res,HMet THAI w"h,rtni u.:
turnfsE ali the gray .sa u llrk bTu~. II s:r -." .
~ 2bess lEss,stivs " u pxrson*la want" 4.a.:s
u ttei1 hals- CHARLES rAl:l'E".
NV Yoxx. July =. IN.
your Hair Restorative ls!r Il .tcaes
svsr Since Hsin- your Hair Restorative Ev hir
vhiskefs which airtn*t white have Emlua!s -,s.
dark; aud nov feel cau5teat that fs. poEa y ;s:
VI all tadsu6 aad unpleasant tGlsns s.. rotuan y
persons who pcsspisa frtt!y. q. kiLHh.
o. !. WOOD + co. r,nerctor. ST. urnal,+,y. W
York t!n the great Ssw iuEk Wiz Killing E.atislt..
And sid " III goo4 bsuxS!.ss aa4 Fancy oe..a psas
aul-3no
, 1859-10-04

The Napoleon and Little Rock packet Irene.
Captain John D. adams. when near White
R'!er Cut of, saturda! evening. struck snag.
and Immediately parted in the middle, and sunk
In sixteen feet Of water. Among her freight
were seEenty bales Of cotton, which, With the
boat, will prove total loss
The Irene was comparatively new boat, har-
iug heeu built At Cincianati, uader the personal
supervision Of Captain Adams, her owner, in
the spring Of 1865. She wns conceded to be
the bandsomsst boat ever seen on the Arkansas
hiIer: She VAS worth go, o,03o, and insured for
FL, e,000.-Giaoiaaati ESru:r<9.
, 1859-10-04
Horrible and DtsgustinG, If True.
fEsrnrn $he Eru f1rie,nz T1+ttn

Ffom Inc new oneam uel1'l
The circumstances detnited below were fue-
uished Us bT some Of our most respectable citi-
Gems, who vouch for their truth. For the credit
Of human nature. we would FUN hope they are
not true The following are the circumstances
ns RENTED to US: :,
On the occasion OF holding the inquest and
making the post-mortem examination Of Ur.
Graham ut tue house o: tho deceased, DR.. De-
lery, the regular city physician, was conducting
the examination and dissection, when one Dr..
Eossvallr came forward and volunteered his
assistance. Not knowing the person, DR.. Delery
did not object to so dlslnterestcd an offer. and
forthwith Rosstalay proceeded ia his selEim~
posed labor.
The examination being concluded. and the
verdict Of the Jury agreed upon, the body was
closed, delivered 10 tie relatives. and prepared
far The funeral Ceremonies. which ucre appoint-
ed for the next day. On Tint daT. shortly be-
fors The time tixed for the burial. Rossyslly an-
nearrd at tbe honso uf he deceased. and asked
permissiou to see Mrs. Graham. lie vas told
that be could not see her ct that time bat rcr-
sisting with great pcstinacity, aud declaring
tint be had snecial mutter Of personal nnd
delicate interest to present tn Mrs. Grahaul.
was permitted to sec the 1sdv, then plunged in
the deepest affection and distress. Introducinc
himself as O personal and intimate friend Of
Dr.. Graham. 1sossyallg proceeded TO express
his crest regard for the doctor. and his siucere
condolence With bis bereaved LADY in her great
loss. He then referred to the pust-mortem cx.
aminatior,. upd dwclt unon The condition md
necnliarities of the bodr. and finally concluded
hv stntino ,rhnt was the ohiect Of hix yisit-ttat
-i.;l.* nnsVfn.u;.r ~. J,g.s..;o, . ,.a,n,hfa ii.
, 1859-10-04

=; ,,,;ro
"'e' = 1u,'''A"s - r.:-,,.,,..o
o1siaess Will W. ooSlp' ao'' A'0 =
OIL lilo 1sAt sac Of tho 'cas'o' Nv '''e e'os' -
tho year incompetent OF uatrus' '"oftns n4ea
arc about sifted out from the ranks Of trade,
and new generation arc stepping forward 10
lead in the great enterprises Of The country.
Let the penerals and the captains prepare them
se,res thorouch,r FIR thev wilt soon hear the
,hoo,;,. ~,.,tah.,o,,d ,,,,n;nc I'm from the
~ -. .'a.,:n.or1 oxw.pn,u
--- -----------
Fat In Now York.
The last Lccislature Of the State OF New York
,>,..a pac;,trv Inv for the prevention Of
pas'e. s-,--.-..s.;,r--1J .,,,;.d- tn
: aeEA a"n ~.
cities and rural dissr'cts; aad *as laar ana Just
ia its provisions: but the Democracy Of New
Wi. c;,r With .lc consciousness tbat tlcv
AotA e.s' wa ~ ~. :.:.,. ..,':.s
could not auo1o 10 tose ue "e*i'on "''a " ""ea
their gresttst trinmphs have been nchlercdi
hare hren FIR some time nast On the watch for
a.. ,r.r =; Mid, IL, rnrY.co,;o,ah1a nurnoses
@lr "@' ~ "n.s" NV
Of the act could be deieatedin that munlclpallty-
The annnintrnent Of Registrars. by whom the
-. -. :. =. r.oo.5a, ,ros n;ran IN Tin
so"'s a'c !" w. 1s'''s'' "A' go 80,
Board Of sapesr'soss-a body equally DIVIDED
between two partics-under tie suppositiou
-,,.. .hs;r onno;o,co. xrop,d bs fa;r and honor.
%.4' >A>4 Npf 20 ..,,. ,;.;a
ahle men, ana thas lucy "oa1o po eqaa'!s u''"
ed between the two principal ORGANIZATIONS
Int the Dcmoerats Of The Board finding two Re-
-. c.s,, .1,,:, ..a,s 1rocaeded
pooacaas aoasns 4fou4 >usn 's@N':
the other day, to choose aii the Registrars 1eon
,r.,ntsr. of tbeir nun marty. How they did it
ara ,.h.. .,r+ ~ nsr thev hare annointed to
~" "N.* eNA@ "
| thu discharge OF = difficult ana dctlcatc out5,
/ We learn from the New York Ertuiag Pot
! u.
.aas , cax. 1.,,, nj,
| laE VEI&AdE t0AsLA OIA'b
, 1859-10-04
Sanford's Family Cathartic PHI,
coxN3EunKn ynEH

.-..,-. coxr1EHnKh FNEH
PURE VEGETABLE ESTHac7S s-f r.. ',
ULASi t:!tSE4 AL: 1HtIIr. ASu .;tl'
KEEP N ANY E1.tMAfG.
Tho Family Ca.ha1.,et r Tbs rn,f..+..--."
PILL, l. gtat1e but lc = th4 'tAss.r ~ ~ :,
tiye aathaztic which thtj : t!tstJrf -.n,..,
proprietor has use1 In lis - .!u~e.s. "
prat1es aaefe 1Aaa s"eas5i The r.r:s- "a, T..
years. -, iril..a! ga. h,
The constantly incsras!~9 = !t"t'.i. w-,te,,1l.; .
demand from tly-e wl1u = ,t.rn c,r.'a ~; n.
hfe fonc use4i ths PILLS =: .:nr!+r nf lhe rl:.
and the attsfactIon which = t1!.u E1.a.ta vi; -
hlie1pxsss In fegard IN th<r = alike rs.ev ,s,t r.
use, his sia:ueti me t. placs x aE:ent4Ey eu H. :; -
them within tho reach ofalt . IolA Aaf -rs /. 81:
whers CAhan!c Il nrt1ier.. sset Nt.,:., ~
Stomach. seeysnes@ pA.as In TIC SAX a.s! H. ,f.,
re-. lae ri sotsEss. EYER h .hos !,4: Il 49,.
Of Fever LoAs Of A2psttev Creeping set,aa,, Il =.
over tAs asly. lesc.saxss i.:1t,;A' wt!s.f Il +.
Adults Nhrun,atis,s,, xreat I"t.str .. tt. l:.- ~
may deasea To which d<.h IA heir i'a arn-rnu.l
I'm In this advertisement. D"-e. to-
Prtce Three Dimes.
The Liver lny1osater and Family s.hatc p1, r., n,
tailed By Dcu.xtsts kentraly. mud Sid wE'r!e 81 ~
TEslss IN all the tatxe towu--
). r. n. SANFORD. Nd,
AN44NI Manufacture AL Is1pstetps III Efpaway
, 1859-10-04

We are panied to learn that little girl, eight
years Of age, daughter Of Mr.. Mind, clerk in
Butler Hunts Paper Mil st St. Charles, and
brother Of James ". Mind, well known in this
city, was burned 10 death Oh Sunday Her pa.
rents had gone to church aud LEFT her in charge
Of the two younger sisters. The three got some
matches and were playing with them, when in
some manner the clothes Of the eldest took fire.
Her cries attracted the attention Of the neigh
bors, and young man rushed in and extin-
cuishcd the fire. but not until he had burned
Que Of his hands SO severely that it was fouad
necessary to anputatc It. The little sufferer
died after lingering in great agony for two
hours.
, 1859-10-04
Shocking Accident.
Correspondents q the Press aud Tgihtpc.l

NcaKxaex, Mich Oh l. 1::s.
i shocking md fatal accident happcnea on
Monday last, Shout forty miles up our river,
and near the village Of Newsygo. A man named,
I be1ieye, Thomas Baldwin. and who WIS em-
ployed By Samuel Materey, to work in his steam
circa1ar SAW mill. was engaged in rolling in
log, and was near the head OF the machina op-
posite the saw, when the lever, By which he WAS
lifting, slipped, and he fell directly towards md
q little back oil the saw. lie threw out his right
arm to save himself. which, coming in contact
with tha sa~, he was drawn against it, the
SAW entering near the-shouldes' entsing h!ia n
arm attached, falling upon one side, the rest Of
The body thu other side Of the saw, and his
AAars was severed and fell down through into
The aawdust beneath. Death, Of course, vas
instantaneous. F,
, 1859-10-04
Neln publications.
/ n Z w i Q y Il
\. -n1 -
SOUTHERN AUTHORIZES.

B eul q h,
Uy AUGUSTA J. EVANS, Of MOBILE, ALABAMA
ORE lasge and seat duodee!rao sol. Price sl-@a-
The seeua Of this story Is LAID a Of the soushrtn
efs 40 The xu Reutah The snir. u o.phan Ut the
jsuA Enc trpe e1dow ed with such Nn7Iy atseaER
Of vti lad n.Ae anil Fesolute spt. u tnsp*ndrnee
th.t ahe couque1s her way fro the deuston Anu osh
3ntrt at ehtshoo tghtsl rank In literary md ts
Me Freud sena1tlte and ref rean sht spnfna ~ t1ea
Of ad asd protection. the acceptance o. Wheh mtknt M
fhe vcu doubt that s1e e a1th"f Of n'I nsh sue
eess ana many Of her aets have the or
ob.tnacv that makes her pn11e tu her lssats Sut hs
af anxe part Of hes conduct l. her Eeauent q heI
Eaad nns~sthalandlax hxs anses!on fos him. - trpe1f
mi rciues The cniEast u fhtsa charac
terx and he weltanned cnndict Of Maes between tne
arfeoreseptrd With most elective SKILL and 4ixs enpnn
ous anJ sheorbsnK 1ntertstIo the Eofy. But Dot e
fmposunles Of her iover. NOT ths se!te o.
nofcTfy and the taunts Of suSat aaI
Ia The tlsrlestn which, vhe pursuing hsT cnnsaan s7
Il RELIED TO move, tkat Annoy the tsrolne
Tht writer Miss Evans, i 4 ialy q Mobile, ha5uJ
Years nf a.e, who. kalh ~ sa1y ay
e.1u to The sccump hmsnt1 and Kea!u3 which M aas
hfsto~sxi % her hesune 2bs haa A any ra es1aoansa
arant aaork ha aayeds Of heF1<x whom our ennn
nv en- hos and d. remember a1r work OF ueon
whIch haa been produced 10 ths country fE yea Thic
HxuIsh She ha4 Aehtred deehted literary sueess:
suocra4 which will lea1t M cordially eeoza1zsd u tAa
North . as the S4uth.-lS. 7. Evrn!uC Post.
BEULAH
Is FOR SALE NY
d. Il. COOKE d CO., Ill Lakc street.
, 1859-10-04

-1saac y. Partridge, editor Of the Vietsburg
IP1ig, is being urged for CLERK Of the House Of
Representatives BY tho Southern opposition:
, 1859-10-04

w E WILL E \ Il Bal
on moSDAY, oss. Sd.
IL Asxssa s.s>ta.a 4 4srsfal iundssA ioss 4
Rich Silks, silk Robes, Stella ahawls'
BRocuE sHAWls. LONG sHAWls-
Printed French De Laines,
Fraueh Merinas, nich Embruiderits, Blankets,
FLI-s.v kG,
And compi4ta assortment Of GENERAL DRY GOODS
q a's.s sys s.seoa Thsss EGs, a.. ~ ees
snd viii be sold much les 1h1n they en- b
poCGuT ELSEWHERE Is THIS CITY.
We arr IN day receipt Of nev and choice Eooa Of every
description
FROM AUCTION,
Importers and Manufacturers Direct.
And have alwsysla ,tozs = &oek ineonpnahy
cuolcEl: AND CHEAPER,
IhAo any IN ths city. that comparison smpJ aas0rd
". NJ. ROSS j. CO.,
lt7 1s9.......... Lake STREET,. .:...ts! 1e2
TRIMN1IN GS, CORSETS,
1mBRoIpuHms,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SKIRTS,
-..u-
UNDER GARMENTS.
n:y
~t%''' *''"~'' "
"A ~@ a
~ - - -5
| "a LAKE STREET 7S
v.h,xe ,r.. ,,-,.s ,.eour,.,. .toetor
| Ia6ieSs Dress l. C1Dnk Trimmings.
, 1859-10-04

NANF0RD'S LiFEl. i,,1I,t.,
~ HAT1n. '

Mover Dcb|ltfatea,
lis en.pnunat: xns.:s} II IN ',in!. AL l,.;,
eztshHshet fact, st-ndarl i Aellis.1s ka::Ea .:
b. al that have used i, 2als Il nux Ys.o,:,.t h :.
dcnce In ali iIsan.es ilI HlIth & . zect,par ltt
II has cured shors nL4, - tth.nnic D.,-,
within The list two Ytatd lr<r t'3n,,.,t,, y, -
who hal gwen up Ill As2ss ~. l4a -, N,.,.:''
af RELIEF, The hun,eJo,ta H4,I.:i. i..,i,.. -
unsolicited certificates hi -. ir, El,o.r1 IL
mY Possession show. ~ Eats, it.,',r, r. y
he dn+e must ~ .Iant>t} Z fl1ir:%my a..,..
to the TN. eEinltnt 0f it~ = lraIe Hx.s:., " -
Individual tAlin. Il. xfnl te u.S MI Ser H. ~
used "a steh 9tEartF ie+as.t tlr.n.rr sIy Il -
nj xently On tht E.wrs. :: IT. wIi tu.. III 4 1,
Lit uIv tlrt4lA NJ yulr I.AEli., Ia -. E,.
}ui. .n,xns Kf,Idt gnu IN ~ = i'sSl:y, jsu !. ,M
u4s Ut tho LlV Il. iSTt.t2 /! twunr fL.-. =.
t,UKATDit. MID l. vii - ftl1...rrt,i,n,.,
etre Liver Con:ta!n:A, Iii - ir.xLL u 4.:.x --
!ous Attacks, Dysie3s!a, -
Al who are u.t1g \ aEe giving t.~,.n. ,ns IL ,,4
II Nix Waller Ia The mouth sltl. Lie IEv:xe,..,:'
swallow both toxsthY. 70.
Rstee Que Dollar per Xsoatfr.
, 1859-10-04
THE NEW BOOKS 10 BE
1. FOUND N
s. q. GRIGQS = GO.'s,
DUhCTi IRON EkRgK,)
30 & IL Lake Street.

Carry. Principles If sseia ssisaeA s7so
Two ra,a,-yp.n u.aksss, nav work. 100
Ps,lo1 Chas1tes and Pro.s.ba Loe
American Constitution. III
Baron Ven IIehlxs Modern g.suuzs. .......,.. Is
G,otsasy Of Supposed Aue1.can1ns Is
Out Of the pspths-,he ,s.s NOVEL, t10
Th,,ss History Of F.aoea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
, 1859-10-04

as i: 81 ); :; ;*iHz: I'll H!.;i:i e:
KE II rnu wa1t 4 1smrtvfo
Lake H. JOHN u. .4I:k.
Elf yoa xaat Feves
5S 5ShS SCI 6. rsSK, sSt%soS; u Z f.,s e
xyi5 5aa ~: 4 E;:r Re
ssM;iiS j. f1sS. l:.i4<s
! sshS e s: 6: *a&s. t':&'$s:''I ii f G.ss (
E.: r : ;;af ;clts !is'i:'Z :. Xxx f,
F;SE. mi e s E; Fs;s5 { 35a2 81; +: ):
S. !; f:;a:;;'s fasSs i 81; f.F.!.s e 5sS E 5osS
u~f you want p.ln XII
i s51is e B. b,'p PAkk. zsi;.1:si iiif.!s & T.
for f:aakh Candles OF
fsts::. fsis.:s.:j jSii$ %t;:ic !. r {EAkxl Il ~
For rsof Nrmthteys
5:;;i::I5.ai: 5SHs ). faER: H;s'*3':: {: fs;s e:
UTor Dr.. ChureAllrs ,y-
~ Of Tho nypoph.srh!tr%
tton, r. toIOiiN D. PAKk'a
13A La&<Hse.t
"For Powder, Pate d
WzAh fos The Teeth, 70 10
JOHN D. raKK, la LA&e
xzest.
NJ Fos Liver snd Dy4rto.
1s Remedy. 20 to jUDN f..
FAKk- IL Lak4-Yt.
For Vxt7nfaxu + Worm
!: S:s':,:!e':3' :1s !: 3oEs G. s. fskS: ri I:
~ fbf st.eakhthtnInx r.1,-
tan q I'll klnlA "a u
JOHN o. rARK,t.& Lake.tt.
fTFor R4t ratson4. Hexa
Eoek1uacN Extef.nInI1eF1, ~
- jUiiS b. rAKA'A IA
Lake stTeet.
X For 4 Remedy for Ds1-
ezses sf the skin, 70 IL
JUHS D. PAI.k. lii iass
tT For Fancy Stapa H.uah-
JOHN b. FARk3, IA Iaks =
ktfeEt-
NJ For Handkerchief Ex~
tracts oud ferfanicfy, 70 10
JuliN d. rAEk'S. lakest.
For Tf11aes, 8hQuklee BsaeAA
and Abdominal Supporter
they Arv Ake14ss fhr lbs maau.
iacfure, and will sell 1t low
PzteAa- JOHN y. PARK, III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-09
HEALING SPRINGS !


This celebrated watering place. situated in Bath
county, Virginia. % mile West of Millboro', Depot
Of the Virginia Central Railroad. and connected
Herewith by Daily line of stages, which pass en-
route the Bath Alum, Warm and Hot springs. IS
now ready for reception OF visitors. With the ex-
ceptien Of this % miles 1t has an unbroksn Rail-
road connection with the principal cities OF the
SeaboaTd. From Washington. Baltimore and Rich
mond passengers will reach here Ihe evening of
the same day they leave either Of the above places
Visitors will be careful to leave the cars Millboro
Depot of the FirR iEia Central Railroad.
The Spring occupies an almost central position in
the group OF Springs OF Western Virginia, being
miles from the Warm, miles from the Hot, and
about 80 miles from the Greenbrier White sulphur
Springs.
The waters of this place have acquireda celebrity
for the cure of croflla Rheumatism Ill condition
cd Ulcers Intractabie diseases OF the skim Chronic
Diarrbea and Dysentery; ozaena. ian offensive
sis Dyspepsia Torpid Liver, aud the diseases
incident to a residence in MtaSmatic Districts; Men
ralagia Spinal rTitations, Diseases OF the urinary
Organs viz: Bladder. Kidneys and Urethra, En-
larged Prostate Gland Diseases of Females, as Sup
preston of the Catamenia, Fluor Albus, froiapsns
utegf, DC,
For q detailed account of the properties OF the
water, STE the May No OF the American Farmer,
and the June No of "De BOWS Review or send
to the prorrietors for q pamphlet.
The climate is hea,lhiul and brscing-the sur
rounGipQ scenery wild and pintura.q que
The HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS are OF RE
first order fu tniture aud buildings new. aud sum
Gent for the accommodation OF 800 persoDs
A Physician of much practical experience in the
use of the water, Resides here permanently.
E,ery Effort will be made by the proprietors and
their assistants render the soourn OF their guests
pleasant fohIhn 1870,
~ Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in
the season. L.
lie lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY

II ,01tAVA CALM OF tEhI
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN.
TY OF AENklCO Pursuant to q decree of the Cir
cult Court OF Henrco. in the case of Hutcheson vs.
Hutcheson's executors and Others the undersiened
Commissioners. will SELL at public auction to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18TH day of June 1885, if fair if not on the next
estate situated On or near the Deep Run Turnpike
about three miles from the city of kchmond, being
portion OF the property of the late Ambrose Hut
list 0ne tract called toll GATE" containing
4s acres. situated i'm mediatey on the road about
I'd. portion Of the "CHANTILLAu Tract lying
on the Turnpike, immediately opposite tbs home
are valuable ice houses. and ice pond. This Land
Sd tract called SPES containing
the city of Richmond.
There are valuable improvements on this tract,
and q valuable ice house. This land is in a good
state of improvement.
dleton." and called .HORsE PEN," which is alto
gether in wood and upon which there is great deal
SUCH an oppartunity is seldom presented to per-
sons desiring to purchase real estate in the vicinity
of the city OF Richmond
map and survey OF the said lend will be made.
in the city of Richmond; and the land will be sub
divided into lots. to suit purchasers
Ali persons desiring &c make inquiry abaut the
above property. are referred te Messrs. James NJ.
Taylor Son. or to either of she undersigned, one
of whom. Hugh NJ. HutcbesoE, resides near the
premises.
TERMs-One third of the purchase money in cash;
aad the residue N two equal insalments, atone and
two years from the day of salethe credit payments
to be secured by negotiable notes with interest ad
died. and the title retained till the whole purchase
money is paid. and q conveyance directed by the
Court.
Possession will be given ia time to seed crop Of
wheat ard foil possession of each tract will be deli
vered at the end Of the present year
The sale will commence at the "Tol Gate" tract ct
Ii O'Clock, A NJ
a8- Sale conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son.
Auctioneers.
ALEX'R B HUTCHINSON, ~
JOHN A HUTCHINSON, cux.,,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-09
Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE June s-Flour duh, with small SAILS
a. i cline of i2e-Howsrd SC 81; ohio he,d at s.
Wheat rather actiSt-fsir red $780, white 81 $50
~ Corn sctivs ard buoysnt-mhite s3taS7 cts:
yellow s-Gtol cts Provisions dull. Whisky ncmi-
naliy quott Il at 2S@I29s.
NKw YORK, June Cotton quiet and unchanged
Flour sclinec 10 cts-Sou'hern S73G(d7 30 Wheat
Lstvv-wintsr red Western 81 TO- Uarn heavv-
yellow 81 cts PnrE buoyaut-mess Sl7ls@Ti4 -
Lard heavy at lft40ias Hhskey dull sI IS crs.
Su xar heavy TuFpe n'ine iru,. Rice dull at ili5s
s. etolks hesvs-Ya IS $685..
Sales la New York Tut Stay of $1,000 Virginia &c
90; $1,000 do at ss6,.: 50 ooO do at ss7; s3COO
North Carolina SIS at ss74 and $4,000 Tennessee G's
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