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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

Accounts have recently appeared in the
newspapers, representing that there exists an
increased IN hostility on the part of the Spanish
government against the United States.
nile our relations are not so amicable as
could DC desired, owing to causes well known
10 the public, there is nothing whatever in
the correspondence between the Governments
70 support that assertion. The feeling now
Is at least as friendly as it has been at anv
time within the last ten wears.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13
County Nominations.

For Senator's.
j. II. WOODWARD. of Westford. =
ASAHEL PECK, of Burlington,
F. BEECHER, of Hinesburgh.
For Assistant Judges.
l.. y. WILLIAMS, of Essex.
+. II. WHEELER, of Charlotte
For Judge Of Probate.
Z. b. FAY, of Williston.
For States Attorney,
J. FRENCH, of Burlington.
For High BdiHf
Il. 5. BLODGETT, Of Jericho.
For Shn7f.
\. L. FLANAGAN, Of Burlington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

FATAL AccIDENT.-A young man named
VIM. c. Hatch, while engaged in repair
ing one of the railroad bridges across
he Winooski below the lime kIlns, was in
stantly killed Wednesday, by falling from
the timbers lie lost his footing by some means
and fell distance Of fifty seven feet strlk-
ing on the rocks below, and then rolling oft
into the water; he was quite dead when his
comrades got down to him. lie was u
years old, a native of Hanover, n. H., and
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

will serve turn. Douglas, who finds his
advantage her in being represented as at war
with the South, will there be recommended
as the only candidate whose views provide
for the future extension of "the domestic
institution. ~. Y. EUening Post.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13
>uITuERN TRADE WITH FL
ROPE.

Our rcddcIs doubtless remember with
what terrible earncstness the hobby of d.
rect commercial intercourse between Europe
and some of the southern ports was revived
and ri .den by southern journals and orators
"a lew months since. There had been talk
about it in southern conventions, before now
there was to be action. Companies with an
told capital were to be formed Swift clip
per ships at first and afterwards great steam
e's were to ply between the old word and
Norfolk. Charleston and New Orleans. Sup
plies for southern households were no longer
to be contaminated by passing through the
bands of sympathiz rs with John Brown
The South would take its own trade and the
profits thereof, and Ichabod would soon be
written on the front of many Il great ware
house in New York. The experiment has
been tried The first llayre packet has AZ
rived at Norfolk, and Of its cargo the Char
loHesuHe (Ya) Rcriac gives the following
description.
The sale of the cargo per Lone Star came cf
in Norfolk on Wednesday. A more perfect hum
bug could not well be imagined. We do not be-
lieve there drop of pure brandy cham
payne in the lot. Of claret can say but little
better. One brand, we thought, worth about
s as common table wine to drink with water or
to make sangaree-the rest was wretched. We
no judge Of dry goods, but every man from
Richmond in that trade laughed at the idea Of
purchasing. The only really good articles we
were vinegar, bricks, cement, and-sand :,
just imagine, a cargo Of sand for Norfolk What
ideas can you suppose Frcnehmen have of America
when they ship to Virginia vinegar, bricks cement
and sand? The cargo was made up of all the riff
raft which had proved unsalesble in Havre for the
last twenty years. Even the shoes were very in
ferior We doubt whether this will not prove to
be the Lone Star of that line
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

The MICHIGAN DEMOCRACY AND president
BucHANAN's ADNINIsTRATIoN.-Wm le the
State Democratic Convention Of Michigan
was in session last week at Detroit, Gen.
Cass came into the city, and his arrival was
noticed in all the Democratic papers. res
olution was offered inviting him to attend
the sitting Of the convention, bat it was
voted down Immediately by a large majority.
Another member offered a resolution endors
ing the course Of the President
The reading Of it was the signal for an
outbreak of what the reports describe as "a
tempest Of Kisses" \ score Of delegates
were on their feet at once to stgmatze the
resolution as a irebrand. One moved to lay
it on the table, another moved to throw it
out of the window, and third moved to adj
iourn \ certain Mr.. Patterson said he was
willing to approve the foreign policy OF the
President, but as for his domestic policy. it
had been atrocious the last sentiment being
received with cheers When the vote was
taken, out Of a body of one hundred and
forty-six members, only six were found hardy
enough to vote IN behalf Of the administr-
ton,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

BosroN PoLTIcIANs At WAsHINGT0N.-A
Washington correspondent of the New York
Express writes under date of July %, that
"a delegation Of BOstonians arrived there
the day before, for the purpose Of procuring
the removal from the Boston. Salem, New
buryport and Plymouth Custom Houses of
all the Douglas men therein contained
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

DEATH OF CART. O'GRADY.-Very many
people of Burlington and its vicinity Will
learn with sincere sorrow that Capt. JOHN
O'GRADY, formerly an esteemed and Popula
Steamboat Commander on our Lake and for
several years past one of the proprietors of
the Stevens House, New York, died at that
we'll known hotel yesterday morning, the
10th INST HIS disease was consumption,
whose advances, as usual, no human skill
nor device could arrest.
Capt. O'Grady was about 50 years of age.
His remains will be brought to Burlington
for interment Tines lin.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

The American Tract Society of New Cork
Is receiving the judgment of public opinion
on ITS temporizing policy on slavery, in great
~ decreased receipts. In 1856, its dona-
tons and legacies were SI5s, ABS; in the
last year but Sl0l ,976. In 1859 COnnec-
tlcut contributed $40, $50; while in the last
year, all New England contributes but
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION The
Douglas Democratic, Gas we infer from the
appearance Of the Call in the Rutland Con-
r1er) have called their State Convention at
Montpelier july Goth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13
CAMPAIGN ITEMS.

The n. Y. Herald gives list of over three
hundred democratic newspapers, North and
South, which have indicated their preferences
between the two tickets. The summing up
il as follows:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

The last fiscal year came to an end on the
30th of June The last estimates of Secretary,
Cobb made in December. 1859. were onIy
$40 1000, coo ont Of the wav. the revsnns
having fallen short Of his estimates n tbat
amount IN seven months. He's a bright man.
In three years, the buchanan administration
has expended SCI 600 600 more tban tho
whole revenue OF the nation 1t VIII be
recolected that Mr. Buchanan was chosen bv
the and OF old Wings, who supported him
because he was an experienced statesman -
JrGreHer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

ALMOST \ FIRE.-The wood under the Ion.
shed Of the Rutland Railroad, took fire from
a locomotive spark Monday evening about nine
o'clock, and if it had not been soon discov-
cred would probably have been famed
by the strong south wind into disastrous
conhlgration But the alarm was given.
buckets were put into active service, the en-
gines came, and the danger was soon over
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

OEy. HorsToN.-A Texas paper says OF
ten. Sam. Houston that he looks in feeble
health, and the wreck of what was but few
years ago vigor and strength. He now goes
upon Il erutch, because of lameness in one of
his ankles. the effect of wound received at
San Jacinto.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

ADuLTERATloN.-The legislature Of New
Hampshire has passed an act providing pen
alties for the adulterati0n of food. liquors
and medicine.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

man to is to hang him. If the accounts OF
what he confessed himself to have been
cuiltv of are at all reliable, we doubt the
truth of the proverb in his case.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

\ BUD OF PROMISE. The Hartford Times
lets out the pent-up genius of scholar OF
that city, who astonished his school mates
by the following composition -
ComPOsitiJn.-Oncc upon time there
was a profit named Elisha walking out one
day when some small boys made prolane and
faceshus remarks onto his bawld head
whereupon he caused , Shebears to devour
the small boys. This was the first time an
old man was ever known to bear children.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

and cordially invited the entire school to
Surprise" par ty at his house on the same
evening.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13
ONC0Rn n LII

The New Hampshire Legislature adiourned
SINE d'e this forenoon. The Democrats in the
Senate voted for the national resolutions
offered by the Republicans.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

PUTS Up BOTH Tickets Oswepo
Gd3effe, whose editor is a Buchanan Post
MASTER puts up both the Breckenridge and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

The LAST SLAVE SHIP DETECTED AT NEW
YoRK.-All accounts concur that the num-
Der of vessels engaged in the slave trade De-
tween Africa and Cuba, is large and rapidly
increasing. 1t is believed not week elapses
without one at least leaving New York, ana
there are doubtless others from southern
ports, particularly Baltimore, Charleston
and New Orleans. The barque Kate, brought
blck to New York, last week, after having
sailed, by the revenue cutter. is undoubtedly
one of these vessels. Her crew were found to
be chiefly Spaniards and Portuguese, and her
cargo is such as slavers generally carry. 1t
is probable thatingenious cupidity Will often
be able to elud, the utmost vigilance which
can be exercised against the equipment OF
these vessels, so long as slaves sell at their
present high prices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

For Senator's,
HoRATIo BRock, of Newbury
IENAs NJ. UPHAM, of Brookfeld
For ASSISTANT JudgeS,
LYMAN HINCKLEY, of Thetford,
ELISHA L. TRACY, of Tunbridgc.
Jadge Of Projdte-Randolph District,
PERLEY c. JONES, of Chelsea
JUdge Of p obate-Bradford District,
ALEXANDER II. GILMORE, Fairlee.
States Attorney,
ROSWELL FARNAM, JR., OF Bradford
Lbqh Sheriff.
WV. 7. GEORGE, OF Topsham,
High BaiHf,
NJ. NJ. AVERY, Corlnth
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

GENERAL JAcKNAN, of the Vt. Militia,
was in town on Friday to examine into the
eligibility of Burlington as the place for the
next Brigade Muster The Times says
Gen. JAcKNAS expressed himself as greatly
please with the State Fair Grounds for the pur-
posef named; his only apprehension being that its
space. as large as it is, might be insufficient for
the evolutIOns of so numerous a body Of the citi-
zen soldiery as he expects to on the occasion OF
the Muster
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

HfSSrs, Editors.
At the celebration of the Fourth, at Watervl.e
Ne, in the trial of FIRE engines, the first T-i-s
won by the Victor, of kendall's Mills, Hun
neman tub, which raised a stream 2l3 feet. Tie
second prize won by the Excelsior, Of StiIIvs-
ter also Zimmerman tub, which threw a stream
to the height Of POS feet. The third prize was Ia
ken by the Pacific, of Augusta, a Button machine.
which threw stream to the height Of POS feet
DRIC0
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

HARDEN was hung last Friday 1t is
sometimes said the worst use you can put
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

at Woodstock, July Sd, made the foll1win
For Senator's,
DANIEL NEEDHAM, of Hartford,
j. NJ. ALDRICH, Of eathersfeld,
THoS. S. HUBBARD, of Stockbridge,
+. c. ROBBINS, of Ludlow
For high Baihf,
ALVIN LAMB, of Ludlow.
High Sheriff,
LORENZO RICHMOND, of Woodstock.
States Attorney,
WILLIAM RoUNDY, of Chester
Judge Of PROBATE Windsor District,
Henry CLossoN, OF Springfield.
Judge Of ProJdte-Hartjord District.
JoHN PORTER, of Hartford.
County JudqcS,
JoHN 5. MARCY, of Royalton
JosErn W. CoLBURN, Of Springfield.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

CALEDONIA COUNTY NoMINATIoNs.-Th
of Caledonia County in Conven
ton at St. Johnsbury, June %, made tn
following nominations
Senator's,
A. E. JUDEyINE, Hardwick,
Isaac n. HALL, Groton.
Assistant Judges,
+. A. PARKS, Waterford,
SERENE MONTGOMERY, Walden.
States Attorney,
GEORGE W. CAHooN, Lyndon.
High Sheriff,
EMERSON HALL, st. Johnsbury.
High Baihf,
CHARLES SHIPMAN, Hlrdwick.
Judge OF Probate,
A. L. FRENCH, St. Johnsbury.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

ORANGE COUNTY NoNINATIoNs.-The Re
publicans Of Orange County, in Convention
at Chelsea, July 81, made the following
nominations
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

WINDSOR COUNTY NOMINATIONS. The Re
publicans Of Windsor County, in Convention
at Woodstock, July Sd, made the following
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13

Three Of the men on trial have been held to
bail in $500 each to appear at the next term Of
court
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-29

81 Virsas 81 u Exscusioa 10 sae discetss fryv,
the Osce 81 the Gsesk % she Diatyfes Dxssys II R9
tasfsxtzzae eesnETs fswAy si2A anpeees ao seq "a
1Faday the 18Th day - June a d 1850 between L
bears u 10 0sdec& A. ~ and oscaeex R NJ
SAID asy, 10 frvns 81 ne 6ammsy Yfaasa4esps aats
Ia xss Sxy II Csacii Bszzza sAa foaIewiag deserts
xa M$Rs Estate az n. Wfaehas&sx q Ga.t o-Mif.
GazasasEc2ng 81 y psiaE whieA hesrs tres n
insAszsetz2n &c The E&ssltMs % kso&away w.tA q
Msrsa ilsss ~ . ia6 swass BY n aaxa anas seARg
Airs - -. Hssssss, Rsa Dy MegmeT 10 y D. Bars
Ksfsza aAg- ksss, - fest, and ruEssnr thsa1g
SSssA . asEs KAsk, &zs 4-aaa aesa. sAanee seed
deg MASS aEg s~an Ses&. shsnes EsasA an a-lafsw
thsaEe NsxsA % aaE. Ms4e 81 A~agC sse4 {. -
on baxIaA sas 0slzs fa& nmEsvaaaA sas bali Of sar;
soHs Bsss ssfs ID saze @aas&r@ass saagses Cd sova
west sRastAf ct seestea ~ Eswm " North af Ra.E,
-.
Taaan a. The property Of wincheS&sz i ca
10 sssfszy "a exseaEasa IN E&ssE sf Folsom Il NJ
nj g.. Il, GRAlG. Shtrtg
= by .. r WILLIAMS Depssy sasF1n = -
l.. Nay 70, ESQ. ku
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-29
DUFFY THE BLOOD.
M d FRAT It's
LIFT Pills AND pHEalx HlTTERs

fas great pSpaiarity WHICH Aeaat L Life Pills
E@gnl1 BifBezs hAxH xkaaAz@6 Ia ns@4GsHcs II -
sszraazsstn&ry esF sH~seas Cd hy sAeirass Fsadsa
znsnecesszsy ipE tas pgpSsaesor to estes snis SFE
ssaGax anaEyazs Of tAeAF medical yigek OF praPss.
M@s MswfAg sssa mas~ than swsusy year tsfsss
sks paAaae As hAving he unIksA Testimony 4 sSEt
shaa TAsss Mlilssms Of pegsenA wha have beer ~
ssaFsa 10 thB Eaaagzsasa sfSesfsc1 k@S4ia aE aAeS
1t = bslieyRl tAaa thear repatAtian ~ the bssl re-
stable mssiSins sdz1tss Of ne Dispute -.
fa AzuAsst $vsFy rsfy End village IN the Ealitt
H&x4kx. ghsra ARE znAay vac sss resaI % tssiifg
xHszs szaey In reEasssng disease, aad giving 70 ~
whole Nyssssa red FAssg and hs&i&h, s..
M cases "a se@UFsa&A 0Esssa AagssS o. hs-
fseAs ~ sAa skia lss epsssttea sf tAe LIFE SfRa'
E1NRa Ii Ialy ssss0aSehAh8. axSe3 FFzaaRlsS, I
sN&&2sM~ 6se8w vsaEz3s ii aazsfs asAs&EAe AaASP
- BY tkelF rnrsfytRz eSks4s ca tAe BLOOD saAs@
Nf8szs, Fewer &aa AEass zgssspxia, pEapsy, fpsA
- In saert. saass sai alassses, soaE yield + -
bfsSsFxssa NJ fsaaiaT ssssaia b ., ~
sAsza - b thess kzsaay ass aaseA sssEsns I'D u
N&ass mszy sx saved.
stk R&ERAAED sT Il
NsELE1AM D. M0EE&x, N. D.
Hxw gnM&
SehE " VI 9gRsAKaaM y CO., psaEel b.
. - n 4 =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-08-29

- " yissus af se@exsA exseasasa 20 rns sa.s-.,
fFm ske prs e h9ka41& ss 90 ssssrsEs g. =
ReGfas&ssasnae gsmtsg, Eewas saan pxx<sss y
SD ~ sssar9sy tie - aay u sepsesaheT n
49, sstshsa - hsMsz Is n esess<A a n a. =
AsaseA D n ss aaia Ans, In ffena u tAa Cs1..s
FTessaEsgs 0ca, In kha city ss Eaancal sivss. ~
feiaewiEx ssacxfsss Nal Essaas az q O. aarSsassA
xo~mi6.
Les No. In 2sssk No In sayfins, Fiyst 49,.
ssaH g CzT1<z& EaaSk, Essa
TEkeN e. Nff13Rsfs = ~ G. EssEAanas "a s.siS
~ - sxeeHsEsa II savor ax MsAas ~ nracarp.
8. u. CRAIG, SAeztg.
Z $50 80 ~ szzs1k4 5sS an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09

"A Notice..-To the sick, afflicted and numer-
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most un-
t,uuded happy results, that some unpuncipled
persons have circulated an imitation. the Doctor
hss ieen compelled 10 change the wrapper, which
lure Is over the cork of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines. SO that the public can again obtain
thnse remedies which have suited their wants and
70 eyed their suferlnes.
DR. j. s. ROSES COUGHsSYRUP, for coughs
srt diseases Of the lungs is the standard remedy.
TIE PAIN CT RER for pains. rheumatism, chOlic,
FOUND FOR d! !spepsia and liver complaints.
Sod by Drug SITS generally. and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG, IO7 Broad st,
isI-lv Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09

=, Group. ...Children are often seized
- snddeniy with this disease. which. II not
ss,ssIs relieved, proves fatal. 1t generally at
ss,s rbdTen IN the MI ht. after having been much
aThossd IN damp cold winds through the day
nsYv houses wet feet, than shoes. wet clothes. or
as,rtlug that abstruets perspiraton, may COCA
, t'fnuu tosiers your children are liable to
n ra.s1 nth thls dread conn plaint at a time when
,oa east expect II bpt IL is not Always doctor
esn ts called or a remedy found. and for this Tea-
saI We vouli advise you now, and without a mo
msa.'sdelsy. To buy bottle of Dir. EATON'S IN
FANTlLE CORDIAL. 1t will cure every case
If Group iftasen in time also all complaints at
pp6pg reething, Commissions. Coughs, Colds,
str. Il Is sold by all respectable druggists. -
Nsssrg CHURCH { DUroNT. New York, are the
pnprleinrs and also sole agerts for "Dr. BRON-
sOSS BLOOD FOOD which. for Consumptive
and Chronic diseases, is q sure remedy. Do not be
mi Of with any other articles. Write to CHURCH
/ 1UPoNr New York. If you cannot get them In
i0Bf u2n town. ..
Fer sale By FISHER Il WINSTON, Richmond.
Va and by Druggists generally. mh S-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09
y. The srent drawback to gsrsons g sl.i emf

n The sreat drawback to persons emf
,7. The fear they have of the fever and ague-
q, most dire(ul Of all diseases. Every day we
'sud persons attacked by this disease and made
Aslsss IN a short time, without any means of al
.r1 ne reiief In view of the great demand for a
ltFsd' Dr. HosTErTKR has presented his cele-
hasd "Bs,ters." whose curative powers for all
DISEASES of the stomach have been universally &C
ssEeised. The .'Bitters," prepared after a long
issrienoe and deep study have received the en-,
eaHaHls of the most eminent phy ysicians. as we'll
ase who doubt their many virtues. all we can say
a@ty them, and judge for themselves, respec-
.gsis
soa by druggists and dealers generally. every
Were NH G-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09

NO Excuse for Bad Rrrad.-SEMPLE'S
IN IN ALLiBLE BAKING POWDER, tho cheapest
sss ties, article for making Loaf Bread. Biscnits,
n WpSiet = . o Sno Bnckwhcat Cakes. Pastry. &C.. JOHN
", ~ vSAhLiCk. Manufacturer and Sole Pr0prie-
n, H. Market Place, Franklin st. For sale by a,i
p..afElsis and Groce,s
~ nave Tor some months rsed IN my family Sem
a. las'ly celebrated Baking Powders. and take
ss~suie n recommending them 10 all families AZ
IA ,stl Lest article have ever tried lor making
Ls Lsr sweet. spcngy bread. There is no excuse Tor
"4 read when Semrle's Powders are used.
=. respectfully. J. R,cnARD LEwELLEN.
petersburg, July 10, yS53n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09

-, = Asinssrancc-LIFE ard FIRE, at the low
Fes F'a.es charged by 'e.possttfe companies.
t,,I soI AL KINDS Of Insurance, upon HbeyGI
p..,s, eais ~ the Geasgat Insurance O6ce, on
j sIest, next door to 4. y. Eacho, opposite
y The BEST COMPANIES represented. and
= nn,ssek promptl, PAID.
ta.talc. t%tlc. Houhs-Daily from to l. and from 4 to
ssset. C.. K. BklCKEN,
T'-W General Insurance Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09

u Burnetts Superior Extracts. for flavor
!1s CpSTARpS, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREAMS, JELLIkS, SAUCES, Ac., &C.. tpre-
eoscsutrated.l
The attention of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
md Families is respectfully invited TO the above
Eamsd Extracts. They have all the freshness and
favor Of the delicate fruits from which they are
'IsFaied, aud are less expensive. Try thsm;
WINSTON and W. l.. WARING, and at retail
b. uaders generally fe 25-3ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-09

- C.u.bs. Colds, Hoarseness, xc.-The
~ ,snrs II The above compia nts at this season
=. ne elect OF bringing out host ot proiessediy
81 g. sa snsrltes; and while some few may be good.
~ ~, are useless and some even dangerous. To
..,vsp, .,y disappointment. the hes. course to pursue
10 consult your family phys'cian,, or otherwise
-s on, NED 10 he safe and effcacous OF this class
asIIifRS COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
.saBlC. Originally the favorite PRESCRIPTION OF
Is y ti,'" msdicine. and without advertising, has
shr a, rs,as 10 enjoy growing reputation for the
nj In all recent Rcases,' cases i acts like
aesaaHb eq"mb Cfoup. Asthma. &C.. il is used with
h r.ysielrd success AS most FAM hes will testify
spid p, Fisher & Winston. Meade 4 Baker. A.
pdsser. hc at 25 cents per bottle, and IN An ele-
.S. "a nIeasant Lozenge form l2ta and Is cents
ssn ~ tSx. az Preparsd by J, BALMER, Pharmsceu-
rs, Baltimore. Md. lie e4-5m
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n Planett's Bitters.-This Celebrated
idne has been used successfully for the last twelve
ysa's In eases Of Indlg estion, Flatulency, Gen
ssst Debility, Nervousness, Sea Sickness. &C., &c.
ihe, create 4 healthy action throughout the
'Nl, restore the appetite, equaiIze the circula,
s'saie power of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
klaed
PLAINTIFFS BITTERS
hspHrely Vegetable, and adapted 10 all ages and
sssrsai,!ons Eng are for sale by FISHER l. WIN
sITOs, and by Grocers and Druggists generally.
Vepo. No. 2li Pearl street. N: y.
FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists,
sll-3m No. l25 Main st., Richmond.
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n Nv. ). Franklin Il Co, Opticians, No.
horoscopes s.ri 10 cali and examine their
sc6p pIssceiyed splendid stock cl 6TEREQ-
u ls,,a 30 and sTEREOGRAPHS. Their stock is
Aey vi, @ an sny offered in the Northern eltless ana
nh nhase Ia O the Southern merchants.