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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
u "a s4vss=,4. 49,, J. g s; -
SOUTU-SIDE RAILROAD.

ON ANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d AU-El,,
~ gust, the passenger Trains, will follows: -
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYECHBURG
Mai Train starts daily al $50 A. NJ reaches Lynchburg al2S6
Pm
Passenger Train daily except Sundays, at AS P NJ
reaches Lyuchburg at l2:90 A. NJ.
FROM LYECHBURG TO PETERSBURG
Mall Train daily at n l. H. reaches Petersburg at NJ.
PASSENGER Trains starts daily except Sundays at 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg az $780, NJ
trains with daily trains 70 the Springs
vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C. 20 New Orleans.
~ Ths the shortest and expeditions route 20 all parts
Tennessee Ala Mississippi Loussns Arkansas and Texas
City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
A. y Noon, and City Point $50 A. NJ and 1870 p 81
ta!n 20 and nom eli the packets when
resssry.
H. D. BIRD,
Au94 General Superintendent
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NNrHIUa. GREASE.-r.. trle .er,l-. bv
W U.E a E. D. DAVENPORT
TfYDHATLIC CEurNT.-a.0 Dds Eos.aial. for
NAN f.eEv ~ r d. DRNFNPO8T
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM
Z. ANTHONY.


After May 1t, 1860, at Sol BROADWAY. T,ro a..
fiOm 81. Nicholas Botel ''
TsIHE sTERRO COPE the mos, instrtefrt
Il ring and eocEHg Of modern Inventions wv" UNI
None are 100 y7Vng, hone t0O DID, none To- pLV,9-
HnedRented to acknowledge rs worth and beauty -'" 10
No home complete without 1t, AID IL rust md VIII ,,.
Prs.ent to your view every part OF tie vorI IN ,r,,
a 1o4ness ItrtPtci'rt and ssdrpNsss u JeEl aIf y ~
Photographer everywhere exploring Eurre Adj, "a.
ans niLeSa u. sySsh Of he Tand and the bes-g Grs r,
We have an Immense Yshe,ycf views Of 5csEes h p L.
DON England scotlald, Ireland Wales France Beu H,u
ruiler.es, Italy Turkey, Egypt, Athens Hcly Land CIR
Ola, Crystal Palace-s.so, Groups Historical sursre $50
assortment Of IEunHaied JELios Of Psse a.
thedrals Of France sly, &C &C. The eject q Ies.
Every Eeh,lei0-n Z, wealth and refined taste ssei
drawing room ONE Of our e7ise grss ViS T.J,
more fascinating, and oG.s no greater ue ~ ~
fond Of he picturesque snd the beautiful
AtOEy Ia EdHiE6Ous SereoscOplc View ARE he ,i,,
togaph!e wonder They are tai o. the yorf
ana =, cry ming M mdttfr f. r0lf'y NHgyG mcrg I'd,
Ricted as Sharply and distinctly IL had been perfet a. 49,
THIS yves additional value ~ TO the autes nars mar,
addd. ne charm eiye Grd Ho,oa The proces. /, die,ry
Of our own, and being EaLHor IL Eoyc We receive ron s
American life ana scenery y"
among other hi sc Law, Just published sersosele Hur
many hears feel aHinerest The particular " . l. vii be or5i
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices viii be forwarded to AZ,
address on receipt Of sg.emp ~
seEclcF Us 70 SO ., 80
sent by Express - >'''
Views alone Sithout instrument ran be sent BY mail
Parties who wish to be advised Of anything really ysu.b N
the line Nat cones out send Us n er record
snd We will keep them posted At own e1p,rse
Wen y Lesu5f viii Tad Photography fascinating and 81.
hghtui amrsnieDt We prepared on; a,.days VII
everything necessary for their success together viii srs
"How 10 take siereoscopc Pictures"
E. ANTHONY
importer and hanuactlrr Of Photographic Maiera sefto..
eopes an Stereoscopic Views
- Merchants from every section Of the country ATE respect
iuy Invited 70 axe examination stock a. our discount
TO the trade will he liberal
wanted
Send by mall print amounted with price Of Negative
lCut uis ont for future Teferencel ie2l-d4n
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T.. Ill. SkIHKER A

FRANKLIN STREET RICHMOND VA 80
q Ellis SLAVE bo;h publicly and privately Prr.,lr, ~
- their Slaves to him, may rest Of obtAng 10, ~
market prices. - 'Ae ~ y
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Au94
1850.
1850. NOTICE. 1860.
E@MM 5SsI:ss;;s S3;:ssElSsss
70 PASSENGERS 6OiAG hORGH-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TIGKE7SAND IHROJGH CHECRa
NOTICE


TWICE DNLY-sunday night eIcepted-betveen
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPHIA YORK, and all Important points West via
qua Greek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICh SBU RG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
the River 70 miles, and by SPLENDID
thence Washington 50 miles, In all $50 miles In hours;
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate n speed.
ES- Hours Of departure $50 A. NJ, and 100 p. NJ
80 Baggage under charge of Special Agents CHECKED
THROUGH Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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SASH, BLlNDs MID DOORs.

SAVING AND TURNING.
rgVIE Establishment I'm Richmond where may be be nae
the .lov. articles perfection, 40 the shortest notice
Eu, confident of giving eue tEac'on ir subscriber son
cl AS heretofore public patronage Having recently addso
9 aI carpenters Turning DIS business, te public can nov
have 90, riDgt iisCppoTtsrt or delay GIVE me CAL
sgf-tf MILES ANBLER, Mayo street
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After May 1t, 1860, at SOL BROADWAY, Two t,,,,
from n, Nicholas HotaL 1""'
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NOJ'vEsENN mANUFAU'
BRADY'S PUBLISHING HOUSE.

NEW BOOKS JUST ISSUED,
I'THEL TREVOR; or, The Dukes Victim. By G. W. NJ
H REYNoLns Price 30 cents
Rast Life; or, Memoirs Of the Marquis Of Waterford
Price % cents
Expose Of the Sons OF Malta. u
The ChevaIier D'Harmental. By A. DUMAS
Price 20 cents
Jennings Every Mothers Boob: Do Rot let your
Child Die Price % cents.
Iasg-Maled, free Of postage, on receipt ofPHce
TIE welcome Guest hrst-ciass Family Monthly News
paper Issued At the low rate TwAST Fys CENTS YEiR Send
~ Bra5ys Mammoth Catalogue Of all the best books sent
FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publisher,
~ Ann Street. New York.
A,.,.s
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Passengers breakfast and Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Acqua Creek and Washington
~ For further n.orns t!on sppy az this office Broad Street
shockoe HILL JAMES b. WINSTON,
Genl Ticket Agent.
sAMI RUTH, supt
Once R. ?. 4 p. r. X. Co,
Richmond Jan o. 1855 J JanA--n
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DIR j. -. ROSES EXPECTOHANT OR COUGH
SHRIP.


For Consuuptioa Cis C5aglS sllma, Splitting Of Blood
Bronchitis, and All diseases ~ ne lungs.
This Syrup having stood the test Of years experience
Irritation inflammation Of the Lungs Throat Bron
cha acknowledged by all 70 be remedy eminenty superior to
other compounds used for the relief and radical
Of Coughs and Consumption.
In compoundng Cough Syrup general use the physician
but physician should attempt aprescrpuons compe
ed from his knowledge constitution constituted parts Of
tend do Injury his object only to symptom such
cough STOP but also expected Of regularly educated
DOCTOR that he should cure his patient radcaywhe the peten
der aEy cough by his opium and squs moasses and Aud
anum, anthony morpa and Wild cherry bark and not be
counabe for the after health Of his patient Many of the norums
OF the day have power to stop cough and the de9de victim
uled into ncurabe form Of dis perhaps death Dr. j.
Roses Cough Syrup will not only cure Coughs but IN all cases
DIR. J. y. HOSE'S PAIN CURER.-This popular
and falling remedy has alone stood the test Of rtyhve
THE PAIN CURER cures Rheumatism.
THE PAIN CURER cures pansin thelinbs joints, bach
THE PAIN CURER ohonc pains In the Stomach
THE PAIN CURER cures scAlds, Burn., sprains and
THE PAIN CUuER cures any pain internally or eIter
nsly, and should be kept In every family.
We shall only 20 the afflicted try the PAIN CURER,
III gives you relief recOmmend to others II fails, condemn It.
Remember Il has from regular Physician.
DIR. }. \. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND,
the only cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Price
Dyspepsia may be known by cosyeness bechng up Of wind
stomach and sometimes darrhVa rocsenes Of the bowels
headache feelings cold feet Wakeulnes aud variable
appetite II these symptoms allowed to long, without
this medicine (which will always cure then follow debility the
DIR. J. \ ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, fOrall
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder Price 90 cts The Great
mand this article has induced Others to bete p something and
call Il Buchu Ask for Roses and take 40 other.
All DIP. ]. s. BGSE'E GENUINE MEDICINES
have B Written signature over the Cork OF each bottle Take
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
Sold by WARNER L. WARNG, General Agent
1O7 Broad Street, above 9th,
fes Richmond.
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BOOTS. SEEOEs AND TRUNKS,
NEW SPRING STCCk, MARCH 9th, 1860,
IIGHTE \ RRipBrRRYS PIA.

WE CALL the attention Of the citizens OF Rich -.
w moud and Virginia. Piano Portes which 70
We have placed with Mr.. Carus, that their qualities "a 81 Aft
every respect tested by the side Of theIt u
famed Cliekcr.lg
We warrant All our Pianos and can show high
-ous test auals as any factory the country All Of which
be seen al Mr. Carus Broad 81 door from 9th.
del6- LIGHTE 4 BRADBURY.
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RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music and Musical
Instruments,

RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and American Music and Musical
Instruments,
DORR K RADE, 300 2Sl, BROAD STREET,
TTAvING associated themselves In tie above bus
III lne respectfully invite public attention 10 AFe;Ez
their large assortment Of Pianos and other Musical
Instruments hand and offer such guarantees as "
x satisfy the most fsuious purchaser They keep hand
The largest and choicest stock ct Music SemlnaHes Academies
Institutions Of Learning &C. will hGd It 10 their vantage to deal
with US as we are prepared 10 sell Music &C. Northern prices
Pianos make warranted for five year, and Kept In
twelve months and exchanged within six months they fall
give entire satisfaction the purchaser We also keep large
assortment Of Pianos % TIE osst Northern manufactures
Particular attention paid orders from the country, and per
safely rely upon the faithful execution OF their orders
Tuning promptly attended to
Oc7 DoRR RADE, Richmond.
VANLEw, TAYLOR & co., No 74Maln street, have
In stsrc large stock OF
Butchers Files and Edge Teols
Spear and Jackson's Hand. Rip, and Grain Saws
Balwin's bench and moulding Planes
Hunts aud simmons chop and singie Hatchets
Naglole's Adg- eye nail and brad Hammers'
Cooks and SMELLS cast steel Augers and Bits
Wilerby Beatty Bradley's Drawing Knives
Turning Lathes Chisels and Gouges
Boreing Machines, tie and breast Drills
Baeks quality, for sails low for cash or to
puntual customers. aooO
MITCHELL n FRY
" 1900 bxs Manufactured Tobacco, assorted brands
$50 d" VI. Langhorne Sons best brands
1000 packages Kilicknick smoking Tobacco
1900 " Mohcsn Smoking Tobacco Tin 3 and pound
100 b5ls Iayvell's Rockbridge Rye Whisky
- d casks Cognac and Rochel Brandes
; Z pipes Hennesy London Dock Brandy vintage
90 \ casks sherry Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines
5PIncheons Imperial Nolet Gin
150 cases Champagne; Claret and Hook Wines
% ibis Surry Apple and Peach Brsndies.
In any market MrCHELL FRY,
No. l6 Pearl street,
ap8-u Richmond, Va
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maNCmESTER EEsON NOEEhS,
South End of NInyO's Bridge, Richmond, Va
ROBERT BAIRp, PROPRIETOR

Aprep.red 20 furnish Plans and Estimates the erection
Flour, Gs' and saw Ms, @. O. most approved oousirlc
work. Tobacco Feoy ,l la fact lion aal Brass CASTINGS
of every desc p'ion
Eay6r b. e collection u Patterns, prepared an
De notice lam a tht only Manufacturer 10 Virginia
r the Improved Iurr1. Water wheel which has given
entire eats faction 90 those ast have them This wheel Is
well ads @ and low heads and affected by back
t.g. apply II the works, or address ROBERT BAIRD,
Richmond Va.
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C0KRUGATEp wROUGHT Iron AND

~ WIRE RAILING-Secured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Bacony
ages &c Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent Wire, sacklng head
steads with variety Of Folding Iron Beadstead aad Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Sad and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito sheep Poultry and other
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work 10 great
riety, for Gardens, &C.
NJ. WALKER 1 soNs Msnufs cturers
No 35Mayket, N. h. Sixth street, Philadelphia
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NE undersigned having shop under the TnBAC
co EXCHANGE, 18Th Cary sts bsc leave 10 in
form his customers and the Public generally tsa, Il nav stu
sed all work which he usy We svossd th In
the best vorkmanke pos IDLE notice II
you Brand for To eco bag or any
other articles you Gaeiae In your orders and
will moJa,e the reasonable terms and guarsn
tee 20 ,it yoa eHtlre satisfaction.
Also me lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Letters
DC. A T. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter
Under Tobacco Fxsk.sxe,
Cor 18th a Cary Ste aeA .load Va
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DIR. ;. :. ROSE,

TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED
LIVERY INTELLIGENT AND THINKING
~ that remedies handed FOR general
should their efficacy established by wei tested experience In
the hands OF regulas Physician DR. Rose has
labored long diligently extensive practice Of medicine,
and remedies well known The people Of Rchmond have
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WI. "a. PLEASANTS,
PRODUCE
GENERAL CONFUSION MERCHANT

AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
81 rr.-.t between Mail and Cary.
Psair attt-a paid to e sale 20 iI1.a-.l, "leA' tel-
Il.-. N.fH. ae.
tg-Fa-e 4t. a-s rl..f 5 st.a .te- G-- 20 me win be-
paa-- Coos --u.r.s solicited art ar.uI' returns made
hI..e Formerly Occupied o. my
s- t.afr .hs ADJOINING t.re. vacated t Nessrs = v A C. D.
t"r, ari t.vaF u-.ur " flEeher. prepared Co
en-. rr.y t la af Te-ca tui- .ea' as conduct 'l pro
c-r. rri &C. ora. r.ae.r bl.l.as il an i-s brauchta
Ia.tu fr t. pafr.ulg. rf telis and ttr public
~ 4t r.sp-cf-.T ast y1lt-aaure oi ths same APPS
MANUFACTURES TOB ACCO.-tJoo psgs ssIe-
vi h-ltei brands i1s sale by
melf d q. B. DAVENPORT.
V1XrRa COACHB0nX ANDCOACH ASDFUR-
T. NfTT a. NARNIste 90 AL .air. Paint
F1l large ltaent % - v sn Qualities, hand
...t f,r ale bv jas b. PEARCE a Co
sf5 Drarrsts corner sh ali Broad streets Richmond.
CENTS KID GAITERS.-rhss ohtssi and htadsoHei
I,if wM WALsHs
cPRING AND SUmHER CLOTHING.-Cons,si
C.ssnneres Clth. ALPACA Nalar eofi y - DC re
and Inca Goats st Satin Cas- uer bouoa1ne ana hAs i
Yess Plns variety sHf riye a. l. nsa $3.50,
nall W ms san
.--n1nlss lssVss IN gasasy t5 -hish
~ a - a. a. r,.rk-t trics W Z WAHiN6,
MIA ~ ~ Braaa srest.
M p'N -, -,lE
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rH-#. f1.-. H.trr of hr- engaged and g..l.
Board certainly l ,- week. Dor balance o., freight apply
'rvft-et vs. d. CJLQUITT co.
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BLOWS! PLOWS!I PLOWS!!l-NOP XCUsE FOR
GOING NORTH TO BUY PL0WS-Tke Subscriber makes CIV.
cry variety OF Flows known among souhsrn farmers and planters
and recommends especially h SSars PO which
Ees and shapes Of moebosIs each Pow thus adapting
every variety Of soil p II STARKE,
dAo4 Thr.s above St Charles Hotel Richmond Va
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blows FOR FALLOWINt.--- ~
z CJLIIvAEOES AND HARRnMS FOR C~~SSS~-(1-----3
PUTfISr ~ WiiEAr-BeHeving that have -.
ia ms NiW FLOW the best Pov In use, letAAsases2s1sA
make The Farmers aad Planters VIII iurn,h W1n
m ,sg ibey not better than those they nov
have them 90 after trying them, Tree oil charge
ssg-Frcsh supply Of Turaip Seed just received ,,c.
P H. SyAREE, No. - Main ST.
iva doors above StChErles Hotel.
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Itake this method returning M thanks my friends and the
PULL, patronage bestowed 'r the last twelve
years hope y strict attention. % business 70 merit eoninu-
aucs Of the
f.s--Gu ROBERT BAIRD.
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DOMAIN q co,



Richmond, Virginia,
90 give particular attention 20 tLe sale Fobaceo
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce, corsgThl'
N which are resptctfully solicited Jaki-dsn
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yr--s-,, m virr'-ls Memphis Formerly Of Virginia
ESOSGHy, TRADER 81 HOLT,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS
CrOcers, Receiving, forwarding and
G O IL 10 / = ion M Ell G n a II :,
tv1-1v EIcEnpbts, Tenn.
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yALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.

f-h9-en Proprietor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-19
Republican Meeting at BurIing-

The Republican Ratification Meeting at Bur-
lngton last Saturday, was splendid affair. The
numbers and interest far exceeded anything that
was expected.
The farmers in the western part of Racine and
Kenosha counties, turned out en- masse with
their teams-the town of Waterford furnishing
over 100 teams, and other towns in proportion ;
while dele CATION of about 800 came from Ra-
cine. The Racine delegation brought large
cannon and two brass bands, which announced
at nearly every station the approach of the ex-
cursonsts, while the Wide Awakes of that place
turned out to the number of almost one hundred
At the Burlington station procession was form.
ed over a mile in length, led by the Burlington
Wide Awakes-4O strong-after which were
formed the Racine Wide Awakes, followed by
large concourse in citizens dress, while a train
of several hundred heavily loaded teams brought
up the rear There were no less than four brass
bands discoursing music at different points in the
procession, while from front to rear more than a
hund. ed flags and banners graced the column.
1t was one of the most impressive sights we ev.
er beheld. The procession marched through the
principal streets of the village to grove just
north of Burlington, where platform had been
erected for the speakers.
At . o'clock, P. NJ. addresses were made by
Lieut.. Gov Noble, Hon. j. R. Dooittle, Gov
Randall and German speaker from Milwaukee
In the evening the Wide Awakes came out in
torchlght procession.
The number present was estimated about 6
900.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of the Vanderbilt.
SANDY HOOK .Inlv

SANDY Hook, July IA.
At ii o'clock p M. the steamship
Vanderbilt, from Havre via South
hampton, the 4th, passed this point fol-
New ork, where she will be due
about one o'clock Sunday morning.
9l3O,O0o from Australia had arrived
at London.
There had been numerous failures
among the leather merchants in Eng
land. Their liabilities amounted to ov
er FL, 100000.
The American houses in Liverpool
in the hide trade, were not compromis.
eds
There had been fresh disturbances at
Naples. The police stations had been
sacked and pillaged, and many persons
killed in skirmishes. The king had ar
rived there, and Immediately ordered
the formation of a Narional Guard.
Prince Napoleon will succeed Je-
rome Bonaparte as President of the
Council. He will occupy the Palace
Royal, as Marshal of France, and re.
ceive Jerome's donations.
An ambassador from Naples was soon
expected to arrive at Turin, with 3
proposition from the king to the former
for an alliance with Sardinia.
The ministry lately appoin ted BY
Garibaldi was unpopular in Sicily, anc
fresh massacres had occurred
The Portuguese ministry had beer
dissolved.
John c. Heenan, the cham pion prize
tighter, Is a passenger on board The
Y anderbilt, with Jack Mcdonald, hi,
second in the encounter with Ton
Sayers.
PALERMO, June 25.-Fresh disturb.
ances had taken place.
Garibaldi had sent troops to re-estab-
lish order.
Advices fran Naples confirm the ac.
counts brought by the Arabia, as to the
state of seige their agitation, &c.
Riotous assemblies took place on the
28th of June.
The populace shouted, "Garibaldir'
annexation for ever!" ''Death to the
Policew &c.
The police stations were pillaged in
open day. Forty of the agents were
killed and wounded.
The London Herald and standard.
and all its weeklies, were confscated at
Paris on Monday.
II is stated that the Prince Regent
OF Prussia is to visit the Chalous
camp.
MARsEILLEs, 5th.-The Courier de
Marseilles states that skrimish took
place on the 30th, near Messina, be-
tween some detachment of Garibaldi's
and portion of the royal troops.
Advices faom Palermo give the
names ct new ministry appointed by
Garibaldi.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-19
The Booth Case.

The Feee Democrat devotes criti--
cism of considerable length, to remarks
made in the Telegraph last week, in re-
spect to the Imprisonment ofMr. Booth,
and the proper means for his liberation.
The Free Democrat evidently partly
misapprehended our remarks, and real
ly takes issue with no sentiment or opin-
ion we expressed, except one, viz: that
the Republican party has not changed
its policy on the State Rights question.
The Telegraph did not say the Repub-
ican party had been the means of get
ting Mr.. Booth into the limbo: our re-
mark on that point, was made in reply
to democratic paper, which had so al
Ieged-having no reference to any thing
which had appeared in the Free Demo-
crdt on the subject.
Nor did the Telegraph say anything
for or against the release of Mr.. Booth
by other means than the intervention of
che courts. We simply said that none
but peaceable means had yet been en-
ployed, and expressed the hope, if no
thing was done before to relieve Mr..
Booth, that the election of Lincoln and
tLamlin would result in overthrowing
some of the despotisms of our country
The main point therefore, discussed by
the Free Democrat, relating to the pro-
per mode OF releasing Mr.. Booth, nei-
Their conflicts nor comedies with what
we have said-it simply an aspect of the
case, which we said nothing about.
The Telegraph did say, the Republi-
can party has not changed its policy on
the State Rights question, and for this
declaration we see no cause for altering
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-07-19
WISIAR' =
RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

Z" WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY is the
remedy that gives iacaiute relief and performs rapid
cures of CoughS C6S Pains 0t,d Soreness Qfe BredSt.
HRaea-d and COlsaml ti0h,I, is i"deed mel ncho-
ly TRUTH that thousands ai victims consump tion every
year rom other than neglected colds; yet we
ind hundreds and thousands who such complaints
with the grPa est Indifference, and let them for
weeks months, without thinking Of danger. AT
first you have what you consider sight cough cold
allow business, pleasure Carelesess prevent you
from giving it any attention; then settles upon your
breast you become hoare have pains in the side chest
epcctoraje large quantities Of matter, perhaps mixed
with blood difficulty Of breathing ensues AID then you
hGd your foolish neglect has brought on this com
in time and Gon't trG3 with your cold, but Immediately
procure bottle Of that famous remedy, DR. Wis.
RsRs BAsAM OF WILD CHERRY, which is well known to be
Tie NEST speedy known, ID lusands VIII test
iy whose lives have been saved by it.
For Influenza ii is the very aest medicine in the world
Be not deceived, remember that it is DR. WIsTARs BAL
OF WILD CHERRY that performs the NEST wonderful
cure and it is the remedy that Will afford you immediate
relief july