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Lynchbury and Richmond Railroad.

A correspondent Of the Examiner proposes
as route for this road that it branch from
the Danville Railroad at Powhatau Station
and connect with the South Side Railroad t
Appomattox Court House BY this plan only
sixty miles of railroad will have to be built
The route, says the same writer, for about
forty mlles-from Powhatan Station TO Cairo.
in CumbsrlAnd-has scarcely hill and not "A
creek or branch to cross. After crossing Will
lis river, there are, he states, some three or
four miles of grading TO do, and after that to
buckingham Courthouse the route is almost
level The writer estimates the cost of the
road along this eligible route at $4,000 per
1niie, S600, OtU for the whole road.
1t is all the better to have the differe MT views
Of the friends Of the Improvement. The cor
respondent of the Eramtae, looks to the Farm
Vile Convention To lay the cornerstone OF
this "nost valuable road.'' We again remind
our citizens of this Convention, in whose de-
liberations they have the deepest interest. 1t
would BE- shame 10 our city that she shonid
not be represented in it. We trust that those
OF our citizens who appreciate the value OF
this improvement will move in the matter. and
have delegation appointed.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE

LHOR HlRE-FOr the balance of the year, two
l. men, one coarse CARPENTER. and the other
IA common LABORER; and, also. two Young Wo-
men, accustomed to general HOUSE WORK
Apply 10 WM s. PHILLIPS,
Corner 18th, between Nam and Bank sts.
my l7-3t
NEKVANT FOR SALE. We have for sale,
~ privately. "a SERVANT MAN. who Is d supc
rIoI house servant and most excellent COOK, hon
est sober and Industrious Apply To
my 4-ts PULEIAM Il BELTS.
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.nTBn

sa--szs-e7ssse ARRIVED. sa.ess a-~,sess
and passengers. g. =. Cardoza.
sohr. Haxall, Winters, New iork' mdze.' d. q
soIi. inS; 4 Irsysr', Frank Baltimore "dzs.'
Schr. Norlh Carolina, Bunting, White Point.
schr. Mary L.. Johnson. Burrows. James River,
schr. b. Herbert, Myers. Fort Calhoun. light.
/ SAILED.
sehr. Del Farmer. Briggs. Alexandra, coal
schr. Railsgo. Shelly. York River. m,ize:
Schr. Ben. Franklin, 6reenleaf, down the river
light.
Nxw YORK, May ll,-Cl'd. schr. Margaret. Hen
son. Petersburg ARD, stnr. roIomae. Norfolk
sehr psphne. Va: May H-crrdl : .tm,d James
Richmond n ca. stmr' 8. K: Spaudng. Norfolk
schr. Jas Barrett. Rchmond; Rinssoid, TG ni,n
May BAIRD. schrs. Il. X. Dixon. H. w Dlilon
and H. A. Weeks, W imnston N u; w m. Greg
DRY. Richmond.
for Roefan ao. M Perkins. *
sex. =,
JAcksoNvrLLx. April 29-Arr'd, schr. Belle X
NEWPORT. May l2.-In port, schr. Isaac Hinck-
ley. bound for Rappahannock:
PHILADELPHIA. May l5.-Crd. stinr CITY o.
Richmond.
BALTIMORE. May 15.-Cl'd, schrs. Fair Wind
" ashington, N T.; Geo. V. Scott, Richmond
ALEXANDRIA, May 15.-Cld, schr. Home, Nor
NEW ORLKANs. May 13- Ard. brig Isadora
from Wilmington: N. G.
CHARLEsroN, May H.--Arr'd. steamer Tetnan
Washington. N C. Crd aud went to sea-, Isabella
Thompson. W iltalngton. N. G..
Nosv"S May - Ard, sehrs Anseline' w,
Jane, Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17
N Second SpirndId Supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
T.,

BROaD STR'EET,
Open TO DAY, and throughout the week, their
SECOND SUPPLY OF SUMMER DRY GOODS,
bought during the past week at UNPRECEDEN1-
Ed Low PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
is now larger than We have ever offered before. A
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
PLANTATION GOODS.
Our MANTILLA DEPAR iMENF is now filled
with a complete assortment of NEW STYLES.
We are now prepared and are determined to
offer everv Inducement to buyers. both at w ROLE
SALE ard RETAIL. BKEEDEN Il FOX.
Sap 2i-lmt2pl 2I7 Broad street.
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Richmond, May 18th. 1850.

Es take much pleasure IN saying to my friends
and Former customers, and to the public generally,
that my Knowledge of Mr.. WHITE enables me
confidently to recommend nim. as gentleman
worthy of their patronage, and q merchant well
qualified to supply their wants promptly; and IN
satisfactory manner 2. b. PRICE.
uy l4-1w
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LOST AND STRAYED.

bA0A 14xVO = N "a Ill.
i Osr- yesterday, on the way IF IN corner of
sn a acSoNT SuSN 4 s r4 s sas
will be c6SRAb ME EftHsn b s. Street Hote
my l7-2t" Broad. between Sth and 9th SITS.
I OsT-o On Tuesday afternoon, ON It'll, between
and Pen casE WITH
mead. A suitable reward Will be gwen If left at
the Dispatch office. my H-lts
ssfcsk STKAYED AWAY-Last Saturday.
xSAtFa dark BRlNDLE cow, sway back white
k.&>sface. large bag and teats. | will pay SIS
l,r ner delivery al my house, ON 18th ST., between
my i7~st TT o -' JAMES KINN1ARD.
7 OsT-A BOND for sl72 g, dated LIST June, 1859.
VIM. D. Hart, Esq, of Albemarle county. All
persons are cautioned no. to receive or trade for
stopped stop "D' lmy ' isessl " JOHN w DAVIES
n S5KEW ARD. Escaped from the
~ subscriber, on last Sunday night. a little
asi A = MAR 1s e
left eye. but the eye is not sunken; has little
IN the usual place, the card of VIM. Jeiires. OF
her to me at Mrs. Harriet cary;s on Grove street,
my is.s st. ''' - ANTHONY R CARY.
zx-sk STRAY COW.-Came to my house.
the on poaa
non; has young calf The owner can get them
b, s property and
ing. a SORREL MARE. blaze face, blind
AAin I'm her night eve. lei1 hind leg white: The
pay EXPENSES anu 'AA' "s' BERRY JORDAN.
my l6-st. Henrico county, below Richmond.
I OsT OR MiSlAP RI ED. ION Tuesday, the
y sth inst, mailed 70 WM: T. Smithson, Fed
Y, MashlngtSn. city. D. G., United states LAND
Lucy Haislep, widow, 2c,. Fluvanna county, Va.
which Warrant has failed to reach its proper des
All persons are hereby cautioned against buy
said Warrant. as a caveat will be filed IN the pro
pen my "l iss,s st washington GEORGE gAGBy
IN residence OF George w. BIankenship, on
-, Church Hill, corner Of 29sh md LIE. 81 s.. !,
with one right hind foot .Si.e: (Which has Sse IN
sore,l and one white fore foot, full name and tail
ras s ss Ds s.e Or
my l5-s.t 4. &. NUNNALLy.
50 REWARD; Stray ed away: Friday
RolN Soa HS s Rs so %sd H.. rst Mayo S
viii pay she above reward. If delivered to me. or
my 1 is~G,. 'AA' "A' s'' A'''' J. POWERS.
y f$s ssHHssss$IE$s A as ~ q
3u8t received this tse1utttul style OF IA L. some
tatnx new. and the very thing for younE men. All
~ want Of . really STYl.IHH HAT, can got one
BlNFORD'U Hat Store,
my H-st. t2dl g Main stssst.
BOOTS, 3 n 4 A N DMNx0
TRuNKs--Im aqtics 10 N2AN
bo1e and Shoe Wenrers and Shoe Dealers. 4IaA
y. HELLER b CO.. laS RfoaA street, hsys NOW
and childrsAs hoota and Shslss. VI their ova snsa
uiacsuse, and other.. auaQnsst which ve have La
He. Ensltsh Lasting Cp9xfeqs and Side Lace
Congreee ard frAnt-laee h0nts, B0skins and Gkp-
pen. With And yithe.t Aeels; . i.sse essostmeat
psrss Re-; I'll odeted very ch4ep So 49,.
iREAS.-lo,. ekes1s fFesh 6 REEN Ann Hi.ACK
TRAS-Jsat rsssssse ~ ~ ~ ssa 8 he3xsnn
y1xtsoesss. esvslsp. ~ ttslll iA Il.
NN~k =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

<>z1sA l.. 5. MAIL STEA NJ SHIP
LEfn JAMESTOWN FOR NEW YORK.
ss'szss1sss The JAMESTOWN, Captain THOMAS
SKINNER, will leave here at O'Clock p. NJ. RI
DAY. the 18th inst.
Excursion tickets issued to 60 and return by 9th
of the steamers, State room and meals included.
tor the very low price OF SIS.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received to -day, 9TH TUESDAY, and up
to the hour of ! O'Clock p. NJ. FRIDAY.
Consignces are requested to send for their goods
to- day.
Free sht for Boston taken at moderate rates, and
forwarded with dispatch
Tickets and Berths secured at our Office on
board the shr.
uy1 7-3t sIIfnT.AN r. WATSON.
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0ID n0MINi0A CANDY FACr0Rx.-

~ have Just completed in the rear of my whole
sale and retail store, the larges. Candy Factory in
this city. for making superior Refined Candies.
Merchants are requested to leave their orders at
my wholesale store, If they wish TAI save City per
cent. ! have also, at this time, complete stock
Of Confectoneries. unequaled for their fresh nesy
Cali at A. ANTONf'S, st Nicholas Saloon,
Opposite Kent Paine * Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

A NTHRACITE COAL.-.I have now on hand
which shall! greatly increase by shipments during
the month of June. and ain prepared to offer great
inducements 10 consumers. My customers and
others. who may order their winter supply of me,
may rely on getting the best article, and as cheap
1t can he sold in this market
l7-lm WRIT ROBERTS.
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&1s OOO WORTH OF GOODS TO BE

~ To ,OOO SOLD OFF AT PRIME COST.
FOR CASH 0NLY.-As +. GOLDSM has only
short time left to remain in his old stand before
Goods at and below cost, for cash. as no charges
he made. The stock of Goods is com
pete, and purchased under very favorable cirouni-
stances. Can he found, bonnetz. Flats, Flowers,
Ruches, and all stses of Millinery Goods; Paro
sols Corsets; all STYLES of Dress and NJ ante Trim
mngs; Hosiery. some AS low as cents per PAIR;
splendid 4 Sheetings &c; Bleached Cottons, 3, 9,
10 and lle.; and many ether desirable goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

WA Insure Your Slaves.
THE. ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CHARL0TTESVILLE. VA. ..s. -
This Company continues to Insure Siavss, 1or
one or more years, on liberal terms and at ialr
rates.
Or. F. W. HANCOCK will be at the Office daily, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ and 5 O clock Z. NJ.
Office 1870 Main street. K chmOnd, Va:
my I6-5ti KNOWLES e WALFORD, As' is.
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N0TACE.--AN pSsssas having elAims against
~ ~ are tAanexted 10 tfnye the same with
A 81 ~ &c, = IAs4ss = sffs~Y. xlsyY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-17

n GRAHS. ATTENTION ATTEND regu-
~ lar meeting Of your Company, at Military Hall,
Non FRIDAY NIGH next, at O'Clock. Mem
III ers particularly invited to be prompt. as at
" this meeting Court of Enquiry will sit for
sesslnent of fines and delin1uences incurred du-
ring the last quarter. Definite arrangement will
he made concerning our contemplated trip. and the
Treasurer will be ready to collect dues, whien it Is
hoped everv man Will come prepared to settle.
Ky order Of Captain ELLIOTT.
nv IS r. w. BRANCH. 1St SeTg't.
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~ HEADtk RS 18th REG. Va. MILITIA.
u Gcneral Order No. ,.
e LIST. In obedience to Brigade Orders No /, th
III ANNUAL Training of Officers Of this Regimen
0wili commence on MONDAY. 2ist inst, an
continue three days. Officers will assemble
front Of the City Hall, at O'Clock P. NJ each da
OF the Training.
I'd The Reg,mental Muster will be held on K
DAY. 25th inst, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, front of tn
Cit, Hall.
81. Commandments of Companies Will have the
first day of the Training.
4th. The Regimental staff will report to the Cole
mel Commanding, in front of the City Hail. at
O'Clock F. M, on the 2lst, and at l012 O'Clock A.
on 18th. in full uniform.
5th. Captains and Lieutenants in command Wi
order their respective companies to muster at til
City n ALL at III O'Clock A. NJ.
By o'der of Col L. J. EVANS.
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SOMETHING THAT
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Sign OF the Big Coffee Pot.
nv l5-lw Richmond, v
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

BATTLES OF AMERICA, BY SEA AND
LAND now PUBLISHING III parts at y cents each.
and Divisions handsomely bound at So each.
complete Naval and NJ ihtary History OF the Coan
try--wth Biographical Sketches of great Naval
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D.. author of The Americans IN japan, Panama ia
1885 JOINT Editor OF U =. government to Japan.
Also. the LONDON ART JOURNAL, received
monthly at the Old London and Virginia fstab
hshment of Illustrated standard Works Published
by subscription only =; establishes lsis.
JOHN PERRY son:
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RICHMOND, May H. 1860. :
NCrder No.
III Attend a very important meeting and drill OF
~ your Company, at your arinory, this III u KS
DAY. evening at 50 O'Clock.
Those members who have ahsented themselves
from foHr or more successive meetings drills of
the Company. ard who would consult their own
interests, would do well to attend this meeting.
By order OF Captain MITCHELL.
INV lit &. :. MORGAN, LIST Serg't.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-26
The YorIng nt ChIcngo.

The vote of the Massachusetts delegation IN
the national convention, for candidate for the
presidency, has not been accurately stated in
our dispatches. As a correct statement may
be of some interest to our readers, we give it
here After Mr.. Ashmun's election to the
presidency of the convention, his place in the
delegation was, at his request, taken by his
alternate, Judge Wells of Chicopee. On the
first ballot, the delegation gave Mr.. Seward
q votes and Mr.. Lincoln 4, Messrs. Dun
ham, Rogers, Winn, and Timothy Davis yot-
ing for Mr. Lincoln, and Mr.. Field of the
eleventh district not voting AT first Mr..
Davis was inclined to vote for Mr.. Fes.
senden of Maine; and Mr.. Field at first
recorded his vote for Mr.. Seward, but
finally withdrew it and declined TO vote
on the first ballot. On the second ballot
Mr.. Field voted for Seward, raising his vote
to twenty-five In other respects this ballot
was precisely like the first. On the third
ballot the vote stood Seward IS, Lincoln g.
All or nearly all the Is would have continued
to vote for Mr.. Seward if Mr.. Lincoln had
not been nominated on the third ballot. His
nomination on this ballot was secured by a
change of four votes in the Ohio delegation,
the whole of that delegation being ready to
vote for him on fourth ballot. When it was
ascertained that he had received il majority
of the votes, various changes were made solely
to increase his majority and these changes
continued until there were 364 votes for Lin
coin, more than two thirds of the whole mum.
ber, Those who preferred Mr.. Seward, ac-
cepted Mr.. Lincoln as the next best man.
Others voted for him as the best man before
the convention. And finally there was such
an outburst of enthusiasm as is seldom seen
or heard of
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-26
The Contagion Among the Cattle,

The commissioners the present week have
been disposing of the remaining herds in
North Brookfeld and vicinity, which were
known to have been diseased Or plainly expos
ed to the contagion, but which, for sufficient
reasons, had been allowed to be kept by their
owners under peculiar circumstances, that
would not involve the injury of others. This has
completed an almost entire slaughter OF cattle
in the northern portion of North Brookfeld.
Nearly one thousand animals in all have been
killed, thus far. On Tuesday, commissioners
Lathrop and Lorng killed COW of Gilbert
Brown, in Hubbardston, which had been eX
posed by being over night in the same barn
with the oxen OF VIM. Fulum, driven from
North Brookfeld, lately slaughtered and found
diseased. This COW had, by going to and re-
turning from pasture, exposed some seventeen
other cows in Hubhardston.
The Boston Journal states that four steers,
sent by L. B. Fay of Brookted, from dis,
eased herd to a pasture in Pelham, were ex-
amined by DR.. Loring on Wednesday, were
found diseased, and were killed. A COW, be-
longing to Lewis Thra-her, running in the
same pasture with the steers, was also killed.
Other suspected exposures were examined by
DIR. Loring but were not deemed to be suffl-
cient to incur any danger A few cattle in
adjoining pastures were placed in limits, and
it is believed that the progress of the disease
in Pelham has been stayed.
Messrs Brooks and Sewall, of the Board of
Agriculture, by order of the commissioners
visited South Maiden on Friday, in company
with DIR. Thayer, to examine suspected COW
there, which was purchased of Mr.. Chenery
OF Belmont, in July last, when she was sick
about ten days, and an examination denotes
chronic disease of the lungs, but whether it is
a case of peuro-pneumonia, developed so long
time after exposure, is not yet made mani
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-26

The tornado which has recently proved so
destructive to property in Cincinnati, Louis
vile, and neighboring places, was the most
disastrous tempest of the kind known to the
present generation. The unusual appearance
of the sky previous and subsequent to the
tempest is still theme of interest in those To-
caities. The tornado burst upon Cincinnati
at three o'clock in the afternoon, and when
the work of destruction and death was over,
and the fatal black cloud had rolled on, the
western sky assumed hue of blood, chang
ing as the sun went down to brilliant hues of
orange and crimson. This sunset scene is
said to have been one of unexamped gran
deur, and surprising, in gorgeous coloring,
anything the imagination can picture.
One of the most terrifying incidents of the
tempest in Cincinnati was the unroofng of the
fourteenth district school house, and the con-
sequent scenes among frenzied children. The
teachers saw the storm gathering, and closed
the windows. The tornado swept madly up
from the valley and struck the west gable of
the devoted house, which quivered like leaf
AT the instant no apprehensions were enter
tanned. But the tempest, as if maddened by
opposition, came back with fearful rebound,
and the bricks began to rattle, the shingles
flew like hastones, and i'll an instant the whole
roof was lifted from the walls and dashed to
the opposite side of the street. Miss Rachael
Medkirk, who tau! Int the infant class in the
west room of the upper story, meantime COM
pretended the danger, and with rare presence
of mind, and heroic courage, fled to the school
room door, closed it, and placed her back
against it, to keep the frightened children from
plunging in headlong confusion down stairs.
| But while the brave girl sprang to her duty
she was struck npon the head and face by the
falling bricks, but she stood at her post while
the blood streamed from her wounds until the
roof had taken its flight, and her room was
terrible scene of confusion and devastation.
AT 2:25 p NJ the Coyington and Lexington
train entered forest sixteen miles south of
Covington, and the hurricane struck Trees
fell like reeds. 1t seemed safer to proceed
than to stop, and either seemed destructive
When the train was within fifty yards OF
clearing, twelve trees fell within fifty feet of
the cars. One Of them, soft poplar, three feet
eight inches IN diameter fell just in front Of the
engine, 1Chlch leaped 1t, ieovng her trucks, cylin-
derS and Stedm-cheStS behind The train stopped
within distance of forty feet, throwing pas
sengers in heap at the front end. When the
train stopped, limbs of trees were falling like
fails, and two trees came crashing like a thun-
derbolt, and filling the air with leaves and
boughs. The tops of several trees fell within
a few feet Of the ladies' car. A scene of more
utter terror could not be imagined. Luckily
none of the passengers were fatally injured.
Ali the immense destruction occasioned by the
tornado was the work of ten minutes.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-26

men had assembled in the streets and such
bonfire was blazing near by, as none of us had
ever seen before. This bonfire seemed to con-
sist of an immense pile of tar barrels and box
es, and it made the whole neighborhood bright
as day. A crowd assembled in the State
House, where speeches were delivered by
various gentlemen of the party. The bonfres,
illuminations, and other demonstrations of ex-
citement were still Gin full tide of successful
operation" at midnight, when we started on
our return to Chicago. l begin to have faith
in the repeated declarations of western men,
made while the convention was in session,
that the nomination of Abraham Lincoln
would "set on fire all the prairies of the north
west" Id. b.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-26
Buy me, and T,IIdo yo,, roo,, r

SLY uy me, anu III do yOM goOd-CLEANsE THE
oisIEM ntklFi THE BLooD1hc best Spring and sum
MD Ao HEKB BITTERS composed of Sarsaparilla wild
Gnerry, yellow Dock, Prickly Ash lhoronr yvorth
Rhubarb Mandrake, DandeliOn kc all of wheh sp m
compounded as TO act in concert and assist Nature in
eradlcang diseases. These Btters continue to he +h
most standard, popular and reliable medicine ever dis
covered Tor the cure OF Liver Complaints and nil their az
tenuahtsi Jaundcc in Its worst forms; Iumors. whetb
OF blood or skin; all Bilious Diseases and Fonl Som
ach; dyspepsia; Costiveness; Female Weakness. aud
OF iiliei Headache; Dizziness; Pcs Heartburn Pains
~ the SIDE Bowels or Back Flatucncy; Loss OF Anne
tte ana every kindred complaint arising for Impurities
otthe Blood Diseased Liver DisordcTed Stomach ia
Wch every person is oress subject in this climate
Tecty upon the bowels and blood, by removing ali OBJ
sfuVuons from the internal organs stimulating them
iHms the blood cleansing it from all humors and caus
s II 20 10 course anew through every part of the body
restoring the invalid to health and usefulness
Only % and 3S cents per bottle. Sold by Dealers In
Medicine every where Orders addressed to o. LANG,
LEY or GEO. G. GOODWIN ~ co, Boston.
mhl7 d&eow6m
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-26

DeEangement of the Liver is one of the mos,
common as wellas the most formidable diseases known
to American physicians. 1t had for many years attract,
ed the closest attention of the medical faculty in all parts
OF the United States and yet up the time of the dis
covery DIR. NJ Lanes great Specific prepare by Fcm
ing Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, it almost beyond the
reach Of medical skill, Thousands have pcrishcd with
out even hope of relief and although thousands NAV
yet be destined to feel the dire nj effects of this most
complicated disease now thanks the search of Dr.
MLane, most completely brought within the scope of
medical control. The propretors, Fleming Bros Pitts
burgh, Pa of the Liver Pills feel confident that they Of
a remedy which has been fully tested by time and
which has never failed of success when fairly tried.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLEM.
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH Pa. There are other Pills
purporng TO be Liver Pills before the public. DIR.
MLanes genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated Yermi
fse, can now be had at all respectable drug stores None
genuine icithOat the signature Of FLEMING BROS.
my23 d6t&wl f3gi
Worcester daily spy., 1860-05-26

n Fifty Hears.-DR. S. o RICHARDSON'S SHER
~ WINE BlTTEKS has succeeded for the period Of
na century ~ maintaining It's supremacy over all 9th
e Meuclnes gives immediate tone and action 10 Tho
ot9ach ana Bowels and mparts to the patient cheerful
and happy ancipations. which never attendant an
body ~ '' VI '"'
Inc Alternative and purifying effects of our Medicine
many hopeless Diseases which other mcIirincs havs
lea 10 reach;-in proof of which we have frequent es
inonlas nom all parts of the country of our Bittcrs
having cured diseases which have been abandoned Nv n
M ,Ghoing physcians among which enumerated scRoF
tLA, hHEtMAflsM FEVER AND AGuE SALT RuErM 40
consumption in Its early stages has often been ayer,c
py tholI use lts Unprecedented success, however
y BASED upon Its certain and Immediate cnrc a,
BILLIONS COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNp1rt CosTIvV
NESS LIVER COMPLAINT, and all diseases Of the Stomneh
anu anu n0wels Tor which ii conceded that DIR RICIIARn
SUNS BlrTEllS have no rival For sale by brnggists
everywhere, and at the Doctors Office 81 anovcr se,
Boston. deodGwl,n ~" 'i"i''c' street.