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AFTERNOON SESSION.

L. s. Butler under cross examination by
Judgs Bliss.-1ave been studying and reading
law with Samuel Plumb Attended OberliD IN
stitute as a student, before studying law with
Plumb. Have known John oyer one year
or more When knew hun, he worked about
Oberlin. On Sept, 18th was studying at
Plumb's Office. Understood on that day that a
slayo had been illegally deeOyed, kidnapped
kidnapping means TO take illegally i. e against
laws OF Ohio and u. s." Did not know the
oaricuIars as to what constituted the illegality.
No papers were spoken Of by Oberlin people.
ala not know that John was a fugitive slave.
Here an appeal was made to the Court which
was ruled for prosecution. bAoKuS WIN q nGr-
,ons and truly eloquent outburst appealed TO the
Cou,t 10 keep the prosecution within proper
hounds that "a vestige of the rights Of the de-
Cendant miRhtbe saved The prosecution was
sustainedj Don't know when first heard that
John wa fugitive slave First hesrdit about
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Western Bnnch ofice at Chicago, Ill through which
a me eusineps OF the Company the Western North
" y 10y 10y NSBURY, General Agent, Residing in
This Company has Agencies lin This state a. ,Itoyes
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MIRACLES NEVER CEASE /!
Tho Latest PrOgidy of science.

Great truths are indestructible. When Jen.
ner averred that vaccine innoculation was a safe
guard against the smallpox the "iaculty" aneer-
cd Foryfive years later, the world laughe !
at Daguerre's first announcement that he could
fix Il shadow and render it imperlshabe as
substance, Even MOrse's telegraph was rcgar-
ded by thousands as a myth, until the first line
was put up in 1914, Now vaccination is uni-
versal, daguerreotypes are as common as wood
cuts aud we talk by telegraph with almost as
much facility as across a friends table.
Such is necessarily the progress of grand
discovery or invention in an age like OTIS and
of this irresistible onward movement of the use
ful aud benefcent in practical science, we have
still more striking example in the worldwide
popularity of llolloway's great remedies. II
we mistake not they are scarcely older as an
| invention than the photograph and the electric
telegraph, and yet they are familiar to half the
human race The discoveries Of Daguene aud
| Morse have not been applied throughout the
whole area of civilization but barbarian ana
semi-barbarian races, upon whom the light OF
Christianity has not yet dawned, have expert
enced the benefits Of these preparations.
When they were first introduced to public
notice through the columns Of the English
press, about twenty years ago, some OF the
medical magnates Of the day scolled at them
as their prototypes of the days Of Jcnner and
Harvey scofIed at vaccination and the theory o.
the circulation Of the blood. but how Is n
now The name of Holloway has been rem
dored illustrious by the spontaneous testimony
of countless multitudes The voice Of skepti
eism has been hushed, and the speclous arRu
ments of professional dogmatists confounded
bv the Introduction of his Pills and Omtmen
into the medical institutions Of the most en-
/ lIt.btapod natlOna
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DIIl ~ 6l6 M. b Iai : 4

Coal 2,b2O Ms, OF 23-lOO feet 10 the b
rms last test satisfied that with good heats we can
EuA @ un o nus r 20 bs Coal m four hours, completely
Fty e 9u1oU lbs Coal We produced sol busnes Coke,
ll-OO bushels Coke to busho ot Coal The Coke Is very
clean ana bright AID gave peculiar satisfaction stu
keia unu pust"mt We found very little Sulphur and the
ed rs good asauy make.
On the whole highly pleased with the Sterling
iuai We tmnH 1t will make more Gns than the Ene
Iuth OF ~ guod quality, bnd make easier yield
ehe rs NOT az great as from the Erie Goals, but think
lsh 0eLtfr article as far goes have put This
statement ih as good shape might have DONE but tha
acls ch are OF my vue uro hoie, aud you arrange
To suu yuursc.L Haste my apology.
Another yeur you will be hkOy to fud fnvo with Gas
Companies give the next page, staemvn Of Coal pay
ments, &c. Yours Very truly,
GEO. W. PARSONS. Stunt.
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Albany Gas Llong Corl

ain very wei pleased with the Sterling c. furnished
me 10y You for the A hiOn Gas Light Co The yield OF Gas
AMI Coke II about the that specified By the Roch-
ester Gas Liei 60. test consdurit superior quality
Western Cuul. '
/ am IN haste yours respectfully,
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VIRGINIA LovERs Tho +, r. VS. are tickle
and amorous in December as we'll as May AT
the recent Circuit Court IN Nottoway county,
Mary Jane Gallyon, aged 80, recovered iudg-
msnt of s2,5OO damages against Mr.. Farley
aged 70, for breach Of promise Of marriage =
lie finally settled the heart breaking for 1880
What an old fooll
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NO. 80.
1usuralft Agents
HARTF0R CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN

N DhNNMA AXhntnn0
buHNiua hN,4a1
Assets, Jan. Ist, 1859 3Os,93I
This Company has complied with the laws Of the
several States 10 which It is doing business
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6air Dpe.
nYING ECONOMY FOR BAR

nYING ECONOMY 7 FUh B II
J bera BASsETr HAIR DYE, great deSiier9inm
eInrsssiv for Barbers benefit Which can DO bought IN
largo or small quantities. at fifty per cent less than o4 @ Ga
nTcnso any other dy0 In the country bQes tual }ou
hs IN nav a for YOU can get the ed for nifty cents
and 20 fnrhGr for the quantity, You can gtt any
MADE desire l. from light shade TO brown shade ana L
black and give best satisfaction TO IN ",
me Eeeps natural appearance FoI sale Nhoehhlu an
Retail by Wh. ". Ambu ~, ~, ~ ogiggt oggutt ge' '
mvl2dtth ttElllt " w. ~ ~,
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SPenCeriaRl System
PRACTICAL PENMANsHIP

IN series OF Eight Progressive Books.
IN which Letters are introduced by
l. analysis and syathess, and progressively graded
mre the san's OF schools and pupi Of cvoy class Each
book contains luci rules and scientific instructions app
cable 20 each letter aud copy so that intelligent
can uhoienty npa instruct Ion To The learner acquire
elegant and systematic handwriting without the aid OF
atoacher
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ:
No 1-COntains er hit different let ors with their simple
combinations Explanations are plainly written
No 2COntans different letters und affords ad ddtonal
practice on the letters IN Book l. The urst
books embrace all the short, or contracted let
tHra
No. 3Uoqlnns the p long extend letters inroduc
ed by principles, analysis and syhthesis.
No. 4Embgires Ing capitals, which iniroducod BY
principles aud analysis, In connection with words
and cOmnin uions best calculated to pro uce good
form, urdorund facility OF execution
40. 5Contains sentences sbrlong an The capitals and
small letters, aHoulng substantial practice on all
the princlples and rules given in the preceding
/ -four books,
No. B-Conains short Business Forms Of every day use
| IN business bookkeeping, 40, and is an nti o.
| duCtion to book Z.
No S-BOok OF correct Business Forms, embracing Due
Bills, Receipts, Oritrs, Notes Drafts, SOt uf TX
| chuuge. Accounts Current, ACcOun. sales. L.edg-
Grille ,dinss, Letter Of lnirodnCtion, Superscrip-
No 8-Ladiss' hook. Of approved notifications Of the
| Syst M, designed tu imptrt plain, rapid ant
| beautiful Epistolary hand
EXERCISE BOOKS.
No. Ito accompany books 3 aud g. to aid tho pup
IN acquiring that free ufe Of The fingers and fer,
arm essential to easy aud rapid execution Of tu
contracted aud extended letters.
No 2Iu he used in COT 2tlO Wi thn higher number
| oftbe Series to gain command of the hand ~ IN
| movement required o. execute the advanced cor
| les and business Wi ing generaliy
Sold at Wholesale and retail by
frhll j. COBB co.
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GObaffo ot0 Gtgars.

TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, anu
al Wboiesale- and Retail dealer in TOBACCO, SNUFF
md CIGARS in HsW1tt's Steam Power Block MosI ST
near Canal Basin CleVelnnd ONO. -oS5ou oulN ~,
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Real estate A9entp.
BniI0ers & Artbitrfts.

DROOKS S. G. 4 e. W., BUILD
ID ERs Ais danufaetnrers Of Doors iS' B9Sds' aer Sas,
attenH IA paid Fitting Stores. Factory %
Diyision-st near Centre Block. Cleveland % nolOeSl
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OFFICE or ROCHESTER Gis 1t Co -,
june 28th, 1858
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Goal peaIrrs
Sterling Coal.

WE BEG LEAVE TO SUBMIT
w henwith for your consideration several statements
IN regard TO the above named Coal For
GAS PURP OSES
it s mo- eNceled by any offered in this country We
prepared ig supply the mo IN any amount aud upon
most favorable ieims.
We are, yours respectfully,
+. BUTTS & CO, Cleveland o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-01

CHINESE LOVE OF CoUNTRY.-Sir John
BJwriug, late British Governor of Hong
JnE bears strong testimony 10 the love of
country manifested by the Chinese. On re-
cent occasion he said he believed that
NJ, Chtnamin ever left his native land but
with determined purpose TO return TO it in
many cases only his body returned 10 be
buried amongst those of his foretathers. He
had seen whole ship cargoes of corpses and
collins; those who tenauted the collins having
lived and died with the belief that they would
enlGy greater repose if their remains were
Brought BACK 10 the land of their hearths and
homes OF former days.
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Ritbmonn Qispatft.
,,,rsnav MnHNYNfa NOV. 1. 1889
xeu Dress.

The Six Pleas for New Dress. a
Tittlewinks wants another new oress, ""N
her lord protests Now observe NO" sue
ages; she approaches with pa Nh
Plan M 1.naptsls rae Peysnastss ~, ~,
how hard he has to neht, Sn ns;r calls him a
- - ~ he has the heart to dehy hef'
he says he has, she proseeas Che ,,.
~ A. a-og The Destitute Ffea'--Sue a."
f,r,as him OF the fact that she has nothing 20
80 ssys a man Is 3 brute VINO Wouia
-, -, his wife something 10 wear. AHst
shs IL NOT tit 10 be seen Ihat people VI.
rrv shame on hin. In VAIN ne says una
.hsanty unadorned is adorned the most,
Ssnasls n he can be so mean as 10 refuse her
I, he SAWS "yes." she proceeds to
pi(a No. 3-oy, NE Peatt~g Ptea.--Ihss eon-
sists more of gesture than speech. Sac sits AZ
.be N HE with her little nose turned mp, ana
her little ewes turned down, She eats little,
Itjl he goes 10 business signs otten, and
walks about fhe house like ad-fempered
ghost She speaks only 10 say she knew ~
woult! he So and all served her Just right.
Should he dare say ii; did" she proceeds to
PEA No a~-e,, thf Property P!sd.--She politely
as rs for The little money she had when she
was Married. Certainly she can do what she
WISHES with her own. In fact she had no pro-
perts when they We're married. All heF "oFio-
~ goods consisted of few worst ted ana KNIT
ing pins; but these knitting-pins she Always
l,okes IN his eyes unless she conqners MN De-
Tore she gets 10 plea No !. Shouio 'his iaii, she
lsNCcts3c To-
PIN No Scr. the Comparable PisG.-Ali her
denarted lovers are made TO pass before The I'M
bauuv man. and he is compared with them,
one bv one If she had married Mr. Snooks-
i e. ihe ecachmau--she would have livery
If she had married Mr.. Swizzle, she would
have lived IN style or Broad street lfshe had
1narr,e.i-in facI, anybody but her husband
SHE would have been treated like a human be-
ing. Re, perhaps. becomes a little angry. and
sttsyes. IS If she had married Adam she would
have dressed like Eve, But As she had mar
Tied him. she must wear what he can give her.
Tins reused her temper, and she comes imme
diateiy to
Pied Nc. Co. the Plea CoRclaSige.-Which
consists of a hreai TO 60 TO her mother, and
many uphraidings thar he brought her away
from the Joys of her own home 10 abuse and
make her miserable.
Now. no man was ever able TO stand all
these pleas. lie generally falls at No. /, and
only In extreme cases reached No 6.
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CANCER AND ToBAcCo.--M. Bouisson, a
French writer, has AIDE some very remarka-
Die researches upon the danger of smoking
lie states that cancer in the mouth has grown
50 frequent from the use of tobacco, that it
now forms one OF the most dreaded diseases
in the hospitals From ls45 TO 1859, he has
himself performed sixty -eight operations for
cancers in the lips in the Hospital ST. Eloi.-
The use OF tobacco rarely produces lip cancer
IN youth. Almost all of Bousson's patient 70
had passed The age of forty. The disease is
also more frequent with individuals of the
hum class. who smoke short pipes, and to-
bacco of inferior quality. while with the orlen-
tails who are careful TO preserve the GOODNESS
OF the mouth piece by the transmission of the
smoke through water, il is unknown, showing
tina; II is generated more by the constant APP
p!iea,ion OF heat To the lips, than by the inha-
ling OF nicotine.
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A GRICULTuRAL FAIR.

"a
THE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY will transport visitors pa tss
over their road to either OF the several dbhiLGL-
burg. Lynchsur9. Suffolk and Norfolk during the
months Of October aud November of the current
year, upon R n fG.l1w TRi ffTni TSicKErs
For each one OF the said Fairs separately
teaed (r9a lhsfrst ~ The iast dsy) vii DC issueo
For The Central Society Fair to be held in Rich
mend, Va. as before published; : p.,,rr oom
mencing the LIST November, tickets VIII be issued
on the 3lst October, lst, I'd Sd and 4th November,
For the Nansenond County Fair. to be held IN
Suffolk, commencing on the 26th October, tickets
w be ssafd t Sn hs oesde 2h and 18th
For the seaboard Fair, to be held at Norfolk x.
commencing on the sth NoDemberi tickets VII oe
Between Norf,ik End Pets,sbarE LIST class, ssSs
8 s 90 ID Z de- SS sioe ToTolE and Zani' Isl d.
$500 I'd do, 81 Is; Norfolk and w akeield, LIST do
81 D. I'd do, sIs0; Norfolk and Waverly, LIST do.
@ NRriSs and DISSEMINATE n iSf N ao
folk LIST class, 1926, I'd class, So 90; Petersburg
and Disputanta LIST do; IS cents, 20 do, 80 cents
cents: Pefersburs and wakefield, LIST do, sls0 I'd
do S100; Petersburg and igor, LIST o., : -, "a
Do, 81 IS; Petsrsburs and Windsor, lst DO 5000
ID do, Sl5o; Petersburg and Suffolk, lst do 81 so
I'll do. ~ 10. Between SufOlk ana NOTION. ISL
class, s 90. I'd class, so cents; Suffolk and Wind
sor, st do, rs cents, I'd do, 80 cents; Suffolk and
Ivor. LIST do, S125, I'd do, 70 cents; Suffolk and
Wakefield, LIST do 81 So ri do, 81 90; Suffolk and
Waverly. LIST do, Sl.75 I'd do, Sl25; Suffolk and
Disputanta, Isl do, S20e, I'd do, $50.
The Train carry ing stock and other matter Tor
the State Fair at Petersburg, will leave Norfolk at
30 A. NJ. Monday, the 3lst October: Returning
will leave Petersburg Monday the LIST November at
30 A. NJ.
The Train carrying stock and other matter for
owl ut he hp aTd nj 10
road Monday. the 7th November, leaving Peters
burg at 1870 NJ.
The Tram carrying stock and other matter for
the Nansemond Far will pass down the road, leav
ing PETERSBURG, Monday, The 9th day of October,at
$50 A. M.-and the road the following day, leav
ing Norfolk at $50 A. NJ.
Tho fore golng schedule ui trains will take the
place of the Freight Trans as they run-for
the period merely WHICH they embrace-that is,
from the oath October till the 9TH November
4 special Train will leave Suffolk at Z. NJ, for
Norfolk, Wednesday and Thursday, the 26th and
9th of October, in order to accommodate visitors
to the Nansemond Fair from Norfolk, Portsmouth
and vicinity. WILLIAM MALONE.
FUyf nd INF
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ORnINARI SCHENIt

prizes amounting 10. GOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So 60
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
Prizes having Approx Im4tons will be entitled 10
the APPROXIMATION Prizes. according to Glass A.
For example II Ticket Number 1880 draws the
$40 90 Prize those Tickets numbered ll2i8 1920
1921 1882 will each be entitled to $500 Ii Ticket
No. $50 draws the 10000 prize those Tickets num-
bered 5iS Dis. 55. $50 Will each be entitled tn $780,
and so on. according to the above Scheme.
The 5000 PrlZes Of -20 will he determined by the
last hgure OF the Number that draws the Capital
Prize. For example: II the Number drawing the
Capital Prize ends with No |, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will he jentItled to . 20
II the humber ends with number 2, then all the
Tickets where the Number ends an VIII be emu
tied 10 $50 and too.
In ordering Tickets enclose tile money TO our
address for the Tickets ordered on rece iPt OF whcn
they viii he forwarded by first mail. fuiehtaut :
can have Tickets ending IN ans hsufe 'ho' "'
desi suate. -, = =
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prlzes VIII ne
sent to purchasers immediately aitef the urawils
plain and 1--WE their Post Office, County and State
pA Remember that every Prize LIS drawn and
payable without deduction. -, -.
~. All Frizos al = DU ana uaoeF, paid ihimeI
dl ately after the drawn other rflzes AT the usual
time OF forts DAYS, in full, without utnuct,oh'
Orders for Tickets Ia be directed either t1
WOOD EDDY CO., Augu Ga,
Or WooD, EDDY / CO. Wilmine ton, Del.
NJ list of the Numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount OF the Prize that each
one ~ entitled TO- will be published after every
nationalist Mobile REGISTER, Nashville Gazefte.
Richmond fVa.t Dispstch Padding Miss J Ola
rian. and New York Times vac"
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1859. N9W KEADY FOR 1890

GEORGE STARRETT, iBeivin:s Row. Cove.
nor 81, ohefs 70 his customers an assortment nm
ties ior dom work IN and upon DWELLINGS, Stores
FACTORIES, Churches, &c, cannot he rxceled Re
palffn1, pieces Tor Stoves sold in Years mast far
sale. BaFstow Spiral Furnace. for brick 5s,zes:
Richmond Portable Furnace, 3 sizes Hedenbnrg's
fttent he ater, sizes; Fire Place or Chimney
Heater. formerly known rs La Trobe ~ Brilliant
gts Burner fuel saver sizes; Factor, Coal
burner Warranted To stand hre.J sizes; Ameri-
can Cookin4 Rsa e, for brick 3 sizes: American
SHphlhs nan g, rotary top, 3 sizes; BAY State
E"ohinS nan 9, iportable,l sizes: Helpmeet
Ct'oaths SJ9ye-a new article. made for ms own
I,tae WIN hot Water Reservoir. Tin Rooster 5
bntier holes and large Oven simple strons and
coRiprte. Ia addition 10 the above some Gifts
Etfietes and sIzes, suited To the varied wants of
i he people. Countr, dealers baying here Stoves,
I'm " are. Pumps. Pipe, &c.. ut Northern prices
save ire M. Early orders will receive Immediate
attention, Those comm later Will be promptly
Well done. ~ W
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<--- -z=z.=- AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.
A.rf sssz-sssI s59. list. BY resolution of
I1,eD -

szs--S sssSS Board of Directors of this
Company. the usual rates OF fare Will be charged
on all passengers going either of the Agricultu
raj Fairs but those persons who have paid their
fare upon this road, going to the Fairs Will be al
lowed TO return free at any time between the 18th
of October and the 7th day of November, inclusive.
on exhibiting to the conductor certificate OF
membership for the year 1859, of either the Virgil
MIA Central or the state Agricultural Society, OF
certificate of life membership in either Society.
2d. Stock, and all other articles intended for ex-
hlbiton at either of the above Fairs, will he
charged the usual rates of freight, going to the
FAIR, but if sent back the property of the same
owners they will be carried free, and the amount
paid for the transportation to tae Fairs refunded.
Notice must be given TO the Agent, at the depot
from which Stock is to be sent, or to the under
signed, at least days in advance, that suitable
accommodations can be provided
THQS. DODAMEAD, General Sup't.
Gen'l Sup'ts Office Va. Central II. RI
Richmond. Oct. Y 1859. oe I3--Sw
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nAnRoApe, 10.
suP,Ts OFFICE r.. d y. +. Ri
RICHMOND, Oct. ~, 1852.

/. sUP'Ts OFFICE r.. a. H.{
RICHMOND, Oct. ~, 1859.
GREAT SOUTnN ESTs
lSfA - FIRM NAIL ROUTE.-by Z
- n...;,1. son,i, M sias Vifsina and Tsnnesses,
East Tennessee and Virginia. East Tennessee ara
Georgia. and Memphis and ChaI,e.on na' Neapa
rhdran nrder three ears of age FREE, over their
respective roads TO take effect on and after NoVem
Der LIST, 1859. - a,L.r. tb,.
ro,te ofiers adv ntaaes unsurpassed by any other
For further particulars; apgly at the IIaket "a
az. -, - !, = AZ ~ g. CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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NEW sTOCK 0E FRESH GOODS AT

PRIGES-SQJTHERN IMP0RTiNG HOUSE -
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, No. l32 Main street,
Richmond, Va, Importer OF and dealer in Guns,
Pistols, Rifles, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches.
Game BAGS, Waddlns. and Sporting Articles of all
kinds Pocket Cutlery. Walking Canes Fishing
Tackle, &c. &c Colts Revolvers in any guam
tty, and on the most favorable terms.
This ceTtlbes that at the sixth annual exhibition
of the United States Agricultural Society, held at
Richmond, Va. October, 1853, one Silver and three
Bronze Medals were awarded TO SAMUE
SUTHERLAND, of Richmond Va, for Guns.
Pistols and Rifles. TENcH TILGHMAN, Pres't.
Ben PERLEY POORE. Sec,Y.
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1,Okt. ,OAL AND ANrHKACIIE-..rh
GAME r. HAYES d son,
OLE TIE nEnlcAI. COL

Il
LEGk.-Ihs lnfirmary is stua ted at the corner
OF MARSHALL and Collie se streets, in an elevated and
HeAtilui position, convenient to the Railroad De-
pots Hotels and other centres of business. 1t is
furnished with every arrangement requisite for
tie successful treatment OF diseases and INJURIES
and Tor the comfort of the sick All persons re-
the insane and those laborins under CONTAGIOUS
diseases, admitted into the institution. living
IN women are also received and carefully attended
TO.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors of the College, who visit the wards daily The
charge tor Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are, for Per week
White Patients. ...,..-................S6
95oioIeu Z, ..'..-.',-....-.-."
In addition to the above rates, in cases recurring
q ssrgtrdt OpsTdtton, by "a eenent with the pro-
prietors OF the Bellevue Hospital a small fee is
char-ed Tor the operation, VARYING from 81 To So,
according to ats importance. The particular fee \
any case may be ascertained by application to eth
efof the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Phy-
siciaI.
An charges payable on the removal of the pa
tent - " ~
Attending surgeons-Profs. GIBSON. PETICO-
LAS and WELLFORD.
~ Attending Ph,slcians-Profs. TUCKER CON
Resident Physlcan-EDMUND MASON. NJ. n.
steward-F. NJ. PARRISH.
President-L. s. JOINES, VI. D.
Persons IN the country, desiring to send patients
10 te inhrniary may address either the President
VI t'T host"oht IHtstc iA6-iY
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CRATES. TENDERS FIVE SETS OF


sale an elegant assortlLe of all kinds of 6 RATES,
including every style of TENDERS, SUMNER
PiEC ES, handsome and PLAIN sets of SHOVELS.
TONGS and P0KERs. Seven different sizes OF
coal SCUTTLES, Cinder SHOVELS, Fire SHO-
Blower STANDS; Bass and Iron FOOTMANSi fire
BRICK; FIRE SLABS and JAMS; sets Of SOAR
BELLS Of sweet tone. Builders, Housekeepers
and others III want of any of the above articles,
can he SUPPLIED at the lowest Northern Prices.
am am manufactnring sill kinds of Brass and Iron
Work of the above description at my BELL and
nA-Ns.uFACToRY. No. 225 Main street. between
o'ai n s' So, s. d. DENO0S,