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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-30

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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-30

EPiNG.
A etc arrtte. par J-h. Vileret. ~nr j." Sayo,e
"A Fortiocle. pres dc lIiahitalion de Mime.
Swain. rerS le Ter ttvricT, ua MtLET dc couler
bale. age dc a 10 ans, ayant Ic bout de l'orcilIe
galehe coupee. ct Laut d'environ Is mains; mar
que dos l"ttres T sur Ia cuisse gaucle, ct
sur iepaulc gatchc: le ? est r]enverst.
lie Vroprictaire est invite y lc reciamcr, en- Sc
c~onformant IA Ii loi; simon, il sera vcndu an bu-
rcau da sou5S;snt. It samcdi, 30 Juliet proclaim.
", II. PoeLE.
ju-t }e pain 10 IlH" District,
Fuinte toupre. 70 trvricr 1859
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-07-30

NoUvELLE Observation-Disclosures
mesdames; que votre coeur Sc dilate.
LIE XIXeme steele, 81 fecond en- mer-
sveilles de toute sorte, Went de produire
une invention destinee d faire votre ioie
ct, en- meme temps, lie desespoir DIES.
honmes.
Tn celebre aGronaute est parvenu a
fabriquer M espeee de crinoline, fate
en- forme de ballon, ct au moyen de la
quelle vous, mesdames, qui aimee tant
a roler, yous pourrez, tout a votre aise,
vous clever ct voyager dams les airs
cette crinoline devra etre. remplie dun
gaz excessivement leger, ct sera munie
dune soupape de sarete.
i nous semble que les gouyernements
devraient s'entendre pour defendre ru-
sage de cettc machine, car nous autres,
pauyres hommes delaiss6s, que devien-
drions-nous s., III beau jour, il prenait
fantastic a toutes les femmes de nous
lalsser souls sur eette terre dsezil.
, 1859-12-02

The following startling intelligence is contained
in dispatch from New. Orleans, dated October
18th:
Advices have been received here that Browns
vile (lexas) has been attacked by party Of
twenty-eight guerrillas, and five persons killed,
the jail broken open and all the prisoners set at
liberty. Intense excitement prevailed among
the citizens The Mexicans have sent aid from
Matamoras to defend the town. The guerrillas
were headed by CartinaS, who shot the Sheriff
Of Brownsville, last July, while attempting to
arrest him. A party Of one hundred strong, on
horseback, rode into the city and posted senti-
nels. Gen. Carvajal and others, Of Matamoras,
arrived and persuaded the outlaws to leave
Fort Brown was garrisoned with Mexican troops
from Matamoras, and the citizens had formed
themselves into patrol. The outlaws, two hun
dred strong, were encamped near the city. The
Mexican General visited their camp and obtain.
cd their promise not to molest Brownsville any
more, but the citizens expect another attack, as
the outlaws boasted that there were more on the
list to kill. An express has been sent to San
Antonio for troops.
The Brownsville Flag Extra thanks the militia
ry and civil authorities Of Matamoras for the aid
extended, and blamcs the Government for leav.
ing them defenceless. The Sheriff and posse
came down to Point Isabel with the Arizona's
mails. The cause Of the difficulty is said to be
revenge on the part Of Cartinas for alleged inju-
ries. The citizens Of Brownsville had mostly
fled to Matamoras.
Secretary Cobb received letter from the Col.
lector at Brownsville, giving an account Of the
recent affair at that place. The statements pre-
viously received are fully confirmed 90
The bandits, numbering nearly two hundred,
headed by Mexican outlaws, entered the town, de.
liberatey murdered Eve citizens broke open the
jail and liberated prisoners, entered the Custom
House, destroyed and carried off large amount
Of property, and after committing numerous
other outrageous acts, left the town and returned
10 Mexican territory. '
Prompt and decided meaures will be adopted
6y the government to bring these outlaws to
justice, and to prevent any future occurrence Of
the kind.
, 1859-12-02

In Ohio, the Republicans have elected their
entire State ticket by about 1900 majority.
The Legislature is Republican in both branches,
thus securing Republican United States Sena.
tor in place Of Mr.. Pugh.
In Pennsylvania, the Opposition have elected
their candidates for Auditor-General and Survey
or-General, the only State officers chosen this
year, by about 10000 majority, and have carried
the Legislature, thus putting quietus upon the
aspirations Of Mr.. Bisler for reelection to the
U. S Senate.
Minnesota has aquitted herself nobly, electing
the Republican State ticket and the two mem.
bcrs Of Congress by about 1900 majority, with
Republican majority Of in the Senate and 80
in the House. A Republican win be elected
Senator in place of Gen. Shields
Iowa elects Republican State ticket, beyond
doubt. The majority will be at least 1000.
The Legislature is Republican in both branches.
In Indiana an election has been held on the
question Of calling . convention to amend the
State constitution, and forcounty officers, The
people voted, by large majority, against calling
convention. The vote for county officers shows
fattering Republican gains .., .-.,..-.
In Kansas the people have adopted the new
constitution by 5000 majority. rt
Georgia and Mississippi have gone Democratic,
as usual. Two Opposition members of Congress
have been elected from Georgia.
, 1859-12-02

Advices from Brownsville state that the fever
has disappeared from that vicinity. The citizens
Of Brownsville had formed themselves into bat
talions, to stand guard nightly.
Advices from Monterey, to the 2sth ult, had
been received. Durango, in the State Q. Durango,
was taken and sacked on the 10th, by band Of
one hundred robbers. On the arrival Of the
troops they were dispersed, and many Of them
were killed.
The army Of Monterey had pronounced against
Gen. Vidaurri, who, with Zuazua, had left for
Texas
Gen. Marquez has been defeated twice near
Gaudalajara, by Gen. 0gasoB, commanding q
force Of Liberals. Gen. Marquez had asked for
enforcement from Gen. Wall.
, 1859-12-02

The dispatch to Lord LYONS from his eovern.
meht. demanding explanalions Of the coiduct n
Gen. Harney, Is Is represented IN nv dispatch.
There is no nsperily manifested IN III but 4 4
firm and decided. and IL viii 81 answered hv onr
government IN ne same spirit. = = -
II Is matter Of public iotoriety that Mr.. Mar
ey had an understanding win the Britiah eov.
occupy San Juan during the M pending Of nero. s >
, 1859-12-02

The Odd Fellows had grand procession in
Baltimore, recently. Twepty-eight lodges and
eneampments participated in It, Including dele
cations from Philadelphia and other cities. In
the procession there were Eve wagons drawn by
six horses, attended BY turbaned groOms These
ucated by the Order, and each wagon was hand
somely decorated with flags. IT,.
, 1859-12-02
SEWING MACHINES, JEALOUSY AND MUIR
DER-ALMOST.

On Tuesday, 22d ult., "tragic affair"
occurred near our sister town, (Olympa)
which has been the subject Of much talk and
vague speculations in the two couuties ever
since. The Pioneer and Democrat Of last
week adverts to it, under the head of " In
trigue and Tragedy" "n very obscure style
exciting the curiosity of its readers to q
painful degree, and then refusing to tell them
anything about the intrigue and tragedy"
But we have learned the particulars Of this
melancholy affair from other and perfectly
reliable sources, and proceed briefly to give
them below, without further remark.
Mr.. s. and Mr.. C. are neighbors, on ad-
joining claims the former married and the
latter single. Until quite recently, we are
told, the most friendly feelings and daily
social intercourse have existed between Mr..
and Mrs. 8. and Mr.. c., and would still
have continued to exist but for the illhted
infatuation of Mrs. s. with Sewing Ma.
chine, which she was determined to possess,
regardless Of cost or consequences. Mr.. s.
having refused. after repeated solicitations,
to comply with the demand Of his spouse
for the money to purchase the coveted trea.
sure, she had recourse to her next friend,
Mr.. C., who, without hesitation, loaned her
the requisite amount. On learning this
fact. the preeu.eyed monster Immediately
took possession Of Mr. s and u,,bipo shor,
of the life Of the DESTROYER Of bis domestic
h.np,ro.. would annsass the ira Of The mfr,
r;a,sd hu.hord IT, aooordinolv armod him
seIf With . wicLed.looL,no lor9.Sarreled g,r
and started n p,rspit Of NJ, .nemv who
bea,;pg Of The pursui. took The nrscan,ion
~ am, h;D,.olf with . r;.,ol a. an oaso, 90
M .s,rasaid gun Thus nrsn.,sd .Dd n,
,sns an murdsr ,bev soon astsr sDooun,sraa
each other ON the road vbere,,oon ,bev
6red simul.aDeo,u.Iy. aDd both FAN doad -
At least, 90 they thought After living for
son,e lima on ,hs ground Mr. 8 awota 70
cOusciOuspess. ,u. ana hayipp sa,issed bim,.ls
afler sone littla ,coo;,a,,on that ha wa. No,
dead. be arose and SURVEYED tbe bloodv seIs.
Az short distance directly m front Of him.
was the prOstrate form Of his antagonist n
tho cold embrace Of death. Mr.. 8. without
more ado, proceeded to the Office Of the
nss,.., ;,.,c. .,,d h;,,.ale, 4, .,,.,,d,,
Rs,nrn;sg aoaiD q ,haL.,,ls eeld. W. y .l.,.,;,'d
, 1859-12-02

Thepretty yet pungcnt little Miss Fanny Tenn
pie, Of Boston, who recently castigated man
in the street with the raw and Tavenous hide, be-
cause she thought be bad slandered her, has been
arrested, fined tyenty.fve dollars and costs, and
sent 70 the House Of Correction until that amount
s paid. Ladies, bewarel -. ] - - :.
, 1859-12-02
INsURRECTIoN In vIRGUIA.

A serious insurrection broke out at Harper's
Ferry, Virginia, on Sunday night October 10th.
The parties engaged in this outbreak were q
body Of two hundred and fifty AbolitiOnists and
agang Of negroes, under command Of man nam
cd Brown. The first acts Of the insurrectionists
were to stop the trains going East and cut the
telegraph wires. The first intelligence received
was from station east Of Harpers Ferry. In.
tense excitement prevailed In Baltimore, Wash
ington, Richmond, Frederick and Martinsburg,
and all through the adjoining States, and imme-
diate steps were taken to pour into Harper's Fer
~ military force to quel the nsurrection, while
precautionary measures were adopted against q
general uprising Of the blacks.
On Monday, October II, President Buchanan
ordered three companies Of artillery at Old Point
ComETt and corps Of Marines in the Washing
ton Barracks to proceed at once to the scene ol
disturbance. The marines, 80 in number, left
on the quarter past three O'Clock Pm. train with
two tWelve-pcund howitzeFs and full supply Of
ammunition, accompanied by the Hon. J. @.
Faulkner, Of Virginia. They were ordered to
force the bridge over the Potomac, reported to
be IN the hands Of the insurrectionists, at an
hazards They were commanded By Col. Har-
ris, United States Marines.
The President also, by telegraph, ordered out
the military Of Frederick, Nd, under the COM
s .nana M q O3L Edward Snervsr he also accept
~. ~ 'ne setvlees o. Xspr Lorlcks company rom
.ne saln9 PIacs. ihe volunteers proceeded q
= &c TO Harpef's Ferry, as did also company oi
Solunteers from Chariestowli, and one from
roadaster and force n N: ~ wv y, .sTsr ss;r .hs ~.
track, and telegraphers 70 mend the wires.
Three companies from Frederick had gone
s,' sSeaa o q sne satI%ore tram and The Marines
, 1859-12-02
DIED.

In stelacoom, w T., on Friday morning. Dec %, Of ty-
phOid fever, after brief Illness j. L. WRTBROoE native Of
New York, in the 3Ist year Of his age
aged IS years
On Wednesday 2ad Inst, in Olympia MolLIE MArD only
daughter Of 3. and e. Y. Garfielde.
, 1859-12-02
EW- Dr. GuYaOll's q Inlprovcd E1frnef nr YeII..-

~ D.GuysctrslmprOved Extract OF Yellow
Dock and sarsaparlA put mp quart bottles contains more
OF the pure Honduras Sarsapa than any other
sMant which chemically combined with the Extract N
yellow Dock and the Extract Of N Cherry thus makns A.
remedy more thoroughly efficient than sAy other SaFSAnsyS
before the public. Al the time perfectly free fro-
All mineral pOlsons uhrh said of any other Al N.
sarsaParia compounds The invalid should beware Of min
era and metallic posons, which and form the ACTIVE
basis OF most OF the sarsaparRs and Panaceas Of NJ dav
Guysos Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and saFsapari
does mot contain particle Of these any
ascertain by applying the necessary tests.
Let az poisonous sarsnPara preparations alone and uas
GnysotS Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock and
which thorongy eieaeious, perfectly harmless and pur
Negeabe Au kindsO disease yield 10 is genial influence
has equal. ~ By 'N''"
BE and &c. the QUART BOTTLES, sold By druggist,
PARK Y WHITE, General Agents. Importers ana
Dealers In al valuable Patent Medicines i2 Washinr,os
street, San Francisco. aa.i,H
, 1859-12-02

len Il rnE COLUnstA. Columbia River, above
the Dalles, Is represented 10 Be full Of floating
Ice, withaPrOspect OfnnvisatiOn being suspended
Ia conseouenea. Ha p sI, 80 17l- g5lsi sa'i
, 1859-12-02
Spiral WOtitts.
Halls sarsapNrllIa Yellow Dock and IodId. :.
POtnss

Is prepared from the finest red Jamaica sarsapar,. .
English lodde OF Potass admirable resoTativa an nu
rer Of the blood, ceanses the system Of ali mortS E ~
impure matter, removes pnpes, bOs and eTupons from %
skin, cures rheumatism and pains Of all kinda All b Wy
afford should use IL, tends give them strength AMI
long life. Sold by Druggists generally at q per bos PO'
II. HALL 4 co, PrOprietors
Wholesale DrueRists
33:3m 1i3 and 1I5 Clay st, San Franri..o
, 1859-12-02

Col. Hawkins, Of the British Boundary com.
mission here, had arrived In London and had an
interview ct the Foreign 0nlce. ,
, 1859-12-02
importers, Wholesale and Retail Agents
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINES, WARRANTED
H GENUINE
lSS Washington st., opposite the Market San Francisco

Iostetter-The surprising effects OF Hos,..
TEHs VEGETABLE STOMACH BITTERs, in removing I'M,
aud dlssPatnE dyspeptc symptoms, truly Uonderf
Every nervous dehtaed weak and emAcaed person mae
three times each day, before meas patient shouS
be lady o. child In deblated condition, half the auaniS
will do until sufficient strength restored which viii S 1
Ie very short time and convince the patient Of ne tTu
o. the abye named happy results which have galne r Ass
Biters such an enviable reputation everywhere, o
Sold In quantities 10 suit by '77-1'g4a 7Ttr
PARK Il WHITE. Sole Aa.na.
8O.sm Iaa wa.hi...e.. =. Atens.S "a
, 1859-12-02

TIM NEW MrE<--A. Dalles correspondent in
forms the Portland Adswtissr that party Of
eight men left that place for the slmiIkameen
mines yesterday. 59s ~ '.''' ". 80 -.
, 1859-12-02
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTEILlmOn. ". 7. FRIDAY, DEC !, 1859.


Eancisoo and the Atlantic States, for month.
Ths steamer carrying the mai, It seems, on her
passage out from New York, met with an acci-
daut q sume kind, Che nature Of which can on
b b larned By the mail leaving after her re-
I'm b New Ycrk) and put back. A gentleman
who a,sived IN San Francisco on tho Golden
Gat6 On her last trip naETates the following cir
ounsiasessrSlaiivet toths missing steamer, which
ueeopy ftom The 8. 2. Hsrald =
Re slys that heavy wagers were laid in New
York e 70 which Of The two lines Of steamships
would land their passengers first In San Fran
cisco and OR three days the two steamers kept
have ths advantage. Afisr getting to the south
ward of Cape HatterAs, the opposition steamer
uls sen by . number Of passengers on the
oleemof Atlantic % drop asten very rapidly, %
upidly that she Nls soon out Of sight, and they
colioctnrtd that some accident had happened 70
ma1hincEy. Had Il been Of serious character,
tho Opposition boat would undoubtedly have
hoislod signal of distress From the foregoing
narrative, W are inclined 10 believe that The cp-
position steamer put back, which would natur-
a'ly de.ain he CeFte st Panama mn
SUICIDE on HENRY sEIIPLEY. ~
q We rlgFet says tho Sacramento Union, to
announce hat Henry shiplsy, late editor Of the
QIrspn Weekly Timss, published ct Portland,
commiiisd suicide THURSDAY evening at the Mer.
lh1nn' Hotel, (Cummings 4 Hand, proprietcrO
q X street by taking siryehnine He retired
% hIs room q usual aboutB PM, disrObedhim-
~ aia having taken ne poison, took TO his
I'D About IL O'Clock 1 lady boafdsF, hearing
Er0lnink IN the room, advised M. Hand that
nIns El1 tone ohs there yrry sick, requiring
nlltniiph. M Hand went 10 ths room immedi-
all|y, finding Hhlpisy IN great distress who called
hin hnfiodly and rlpeliedly 70 50 fdr : doctor.
Dr. HEllnra uns immodiaisly called In, and per.
clItils evidences hat he bad taken siEychnins
nlkct ulfrndluls % look around for the boltle
8|p|,T remarked - You wnl hnd no bottle. >
and inmodlaiily aag requested he doctor % ad-
niniIlir % hin al anIidols foF sI1ychnins. Dr..
b u1.d Al known appliances % ulvS him, but
without i1onlis He died soon afterwards
Ihs dlolls1d uns born N, Shirley, Mnas, and
I'D .boul lhiIly years His nihsr, hmillisly
known - Deacon shipley. CONNECTED with the
n11IIl church, conducted business IN Boston Is
. blk1 lsr several years and vas long rocog-
n'l,d = prominent politician. He has since
tl1l.s,d Henry shIplly gradnnisd Il Amherst
C1I|sg1. N1r1achu11ill. and conducted business
81. dI1g,l n Covipslon. Ky, whence be eims
. CHrhmlA Hsrs be uns connected g asso-
-, editor q ths NnIyuViIIe Hrold afterwards
= c1il1r q ths ols11 Valley Telegraph and he
Nss.lA Dshsaui; subsequently, reporter ior
a. So, JotsAal during The proprieioTship ol
4 BIDDING Z O. UP.a Re allure q Rsddlne
orInlrE under ~ sane name, he press and
nlIlI'i having been pur1hased b. him and an
n11rc'1lIo1 q pnciicd printers. Early n the
UI'I q 1853 ohipIcY sod cut % 3. w. Raw.
CI|I. uh1 coriinned Il under smother mama
, 1859-12-02

Ah,p e. sii1rld n LiaEsaSwtk, K. T
U1e1ohih " Md psDpEg b ths anon
r II1o 90 ~ trr,rpyld 80 s-si.'
, 1859-12-02

m Wnuukn knlr . frnIshi 4 ass.ins
~ ulrlha, q. l,upolsiuIs uhdEWsut Z
na.I1 lla11a o. xn.ol.y evening. and On
Nrln.1l,1 "a uhunliy Hirn lIshi raIns Pre-
~ n -, - T.,
, 1859-12-02

A MON W1111--717lo17 1ppT1han1ionI 81
ill oniulininci q nrla during he hours when
slllIb11y hs,ps, 4 b wy wisely suggested
o1I rl||nblo u1ichman Be- employed to guard
Irn re nrrci|c1i cIcment he lives and property
= n, h,1llng inhahiilnia q elsrnsoom. Re.
only. lssllll MI flFlI N odrsiorss hass 1ssh
1.tptlltd' which, bad he dise5vlsy been madl
rn hoa. sl,l. would perhaps have Destroyed
lllpllly % . Iuinom ansunt Our Portland
lzs1nng.l frequently obulnin paragFaphsFslnflvs
. .1s discovery. N dat dIsy, q arss inIneipisnt
1I.rl1 b ne Nllchmnn there and IN incileula-
~ onouni has doubtIs9 been saved. thsre and
l'l1ahlIs b lis p1scaniionngy msnsnrss An
cunps q fIsel1Eo1 is better than,a pound q
, 1859-12-02

IN cllmh1son coHvn1Ioz- A meeting
a a. Dlmocrallo National Conmitise, 70 deslg-
-, ~ ~ holding ths National Convention,
e .lch1Il.u,.l. IN b h.ld N ne city q wash,
llllm q Wednesday mart IN inst Fsasy
, 1859-12-02
~ For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &C., ma.
WIstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

We regard the Wild Cherry tree Of Nature,, 49,,
physcans-a sort OF Good Samaritan Of the PorpStor ~
medical gum has relieved the suerings and saved tbe ~
OF thousands The Balsam prepared by Dr. Wlstar &
and perfectly reliable preparation Of the real Cherry
and remedy BY means i'bad 10 take6 W s1".r
confidently and strongly In is praise, from having WItnss
It's renoyatng influence In consumptye cases. when an oS
prescriptions had proved Of no effect. = ~ = O"st
Sold by allrespectable druggists.
BE cautious as there are many SOuneres Look well n,
the signature before purchasing Take unless II hSs ~
name Of Henry WiStar, MD, Philadelphia" and Ss"s ns
PaTk engraved on the outside wrapper An otHSr Srs
PARK WHITE the only Agents, TO whom an Ora.,,
should be addressed. O'NsO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
CANAL ROUTETO LYNCHHURG AND BUCH-
ANAN.
6aeZmIInk ,-as-.U,,u,l
1870 - -, .. -

II and Lexington 400. 49,
on The 8t DAY Of Juy, the hrm of Co. will com
mece running their tr weekly line %
hver kHnaTla Canal leaving Richmond
wednesday and Friday a. ?. ", reach New Canton n
and scottsye ~ ~ " n the first Lynehburg al ~ and
buchanan and Lexington - y NJ o. ne second dag.
RETURNING:
Leave Buchanan at A. ~ and Lynehbug s,TE N Monday
Wednesday and Friday, reach scotsye 10Y Can.
Ton AZ Y T. A., aud arrive IN Richmond AZ A. NJ
The Hoas connect ~ New Canton With Institute
and Buckingham O. H., and In scosve age for Char
l0ttesyilr - 49,
PASSENGER from the country will observe schedule
they arrive IN Richmond and Lynciurg
ing, and return home days AZ r. M nom Richmond
and ~ y " from Lynchburr.
n.L-u zee dime nl lL-H. ID -ul.r-nalL.L. L...nc...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-26
u. 3, MAIL STEAMSHIPS
YORKTOWN. JAMESTOWN, AND
DnA NnK l.

Three Times Week between Richmond and New York.
TtIHE YORKTOWN, Capt. Parrish, leaves Richmond -ES
Monday mortinF at o',lock City Point, -Sz..
o'clock; Norfolk, o'clock, evening" The JAMES
Town Capt skinner Richmond Tuesday Afternoon
coE City Point o'clock WEDNESDAY morning; and Porte
mouth o'clock. evening The ROANOKE Capt Couch
leyes Rehmond every Friday afternoon o'clock CITY Point
az clock Saturday morning and Norfolk oclE same svenrg
RETURNING:
The YORKTOWN New York, Pier lS North River every
Tsday afternoon O'Clock, for Norfolk Petersburg and
Ri uond JAMESTOWN New York, Pier -, North
River every Saturday afternoon at o'clock, for Portsmouth
r,burg Richmond The ROANOKE leaves New York Pier
River every Tuesday afternoon, O'Clock. for Nor
foA. Petersburg and Richmond
,ars state room Included Richmond and New York
onv seerage passage only 81 Passage 10
NatfHis, same - by the river boats
Fsr freight or passage, other information, apply -
LUDIAM A MATsON,
ONise nnnnsite ste,mers' Richmond
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GEN'L surr.,. oFFIcE. v. a.

GENL sUPr.'- OFRICE. V A T. X X co
,>S.,.o,, lNs1irUEG, July eth, 1859.
And 5 amer sunday July sis 1859, Trains l. sE
arrive \ lO.s.l a '-'-N''' '-' "'"
arrive At ili5 4. NJ " 1850 - VI AN"
Freight Train viii leave Iynchburg A. NJ and arrive \,
sr.-tl
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RICHARDsON'S
IRISH LINENS

RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS
DAMASKs, DIAPERS &C
tONsUMEs q Richardson's Linens DESTROYS o. oh
~ tanning the Genuine Goods should articles they
purchase feaed with the fui RICH PDsOS
Of the goods.
This caution rendered essentially large quantities
Of Inferior and defective Linens prepared
and sealed With he ARDsON by I.h House, mo
REGARDLESS ~ e Injury thus Inflicted alike American con-
sfner and e manufacturers q The genuine Goods readily
on with Goods o. worthless character.
J. BULLOCRE 4 co
seS-dy Agents, 05 Church Street. View York
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
Summer Arran cement.
EAes 8 - -. - 7S.saEE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
VIA
Richmond, Charlottesville and Staunton,
TO the Virginia Springs.
Only 80 miles OF stage Travel
WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS,

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OTHER ROUTE
DAsSkNGkls leave Petersburg A. NJ Richmond At So
Il n NJ, zine Al stAunon arrive jackson river T.
TAKE supper and stay all ht either Ccvngton
as they may and arrive At the White Sulphur Springs
by " O'Clock the second day
should party unite in requesting IT, they have the priv
fast. IVA
Those scing 70 Roeebridse Alum, Baih Alum Springs
STAG az Neoro depot where they arrive by AS NJ aud
reach tose springs respectively supper day Those
going to the Hot or Healing Springs, the WAa
springs ana leave there morning or
Healing TO breakfast.
Pasensers Tor sbngs take the Those for
Roekodse Baths at Goshen a. each place respectively sup
line Of STAGES will regularly between the White spphpr
and the Blue and salt sulphur SPRING.
Through tickets can be procured OF Il ticket agent
once OF The hmond aud Petersburg r. r. Co. In Petersburg
and The ueket oraee OF The Va Q x X Co. In Rehnond.