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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
ONO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Announcement OF the Proprietor
for 1860.

VHNHE OHIO WHITE 6ULP HUR
III SPRINGS are situated In Delaware County, Is
miles north Of Columbus the Capital OF Ohio on the
5cotO River, ten miles from Delaware, hye miles
from White Sulphur Station, on the Springfield, Mt
Vernon 4 Pittsburg Railroad, and sn miles from
Lewis Center station, on the CINCINNATI columbus
aud Cleveland Railroad -
These Springs will be open foRfhe reception OF Vis-
itors from May until October.
The gratifying experience OF the past Two seasons
has fully confirmed the highest expectations OF the
proprietor, aud encourages him 70 persevere In his
TO make this second TO place In the country
The large number Of permanent cures when nave
valuable medicinal qualities OF these waters Their
Alternative, tonic and aperlent properties render them
useful in great variety ofdiseases The ye Springs,
The White Sulphur, The Chalybeate, The Magneslani
The Saline Chalybeate, and the spring OF Pure Wa
ter, all within the lawn and easy OF access
BAT III ..
Bathing here by the plan adopted 70 brought into
fair competition With that at naturally warm ana not
springs The water heated In the bath-tub by steam
pipes, the heat being raised high enough 20 pre-
without the loss Of any of It's saline ingredients
The buildings are substantial and c2nyenient. III
grounds embracing about 100 acres divided between
lawn aud woodland, taStsfny laid Avn into walks
x TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been permanently
established connecting the Springs with all parts Of
| the country. = aA sUI
< Liycrl, we'll stocked with horses and carriages
| 10 attached 20 tho place. i.t
For further information, arrangements for rooms
WV ~ ANDREW WILSON, JR., Proprietor.
White Sulphur Postoihee, n
L q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

An OLD MAN Kills HIS SoE WHO ATTEMPTS
TO Ron HM.-An old man named Mason, re-
siding in Lincoln County, Tenn, had a son
who for some time has been taking and using
such of the old mans property as he desired
and could get hold Of. Only the last week he
took horse and some other articles, and on
Sunday night demanded the old man IS
money, and threatened to take his life if it
was not given to him. The old man told him
he was old and needed all he had TO support
himself and wife, and ordered him to &c
away. It seems the son had not been per
mitted to enter the house on this occasion
but broke the door to effect an entrance, and
as he entered was shot down by his fatheI
and expired in a few moments.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

CHEvALIER HULsENAsN's WINES SOLD AT
AucrIos.-The wines of Chevalier Hulse-
mann, the former Charge from Austria, made
immortal by Webster's famous letter, were
sold on Thursday in New York at auction.
If he judges poorly of the military prowesS OF
this country, as Webster charged, his stock
of wines showed him to be good judge Of
the vintage, of which he left an ample and
well-assorted supply. The list sold was as
follows: TIC bottles pale Hennessy Brandy,
636 bottles Golden Ashburton Sherry, 58e
bottles Emperor of Russia MADEIRA, 345 bot
| ties Jamaica Rum, 343 bottles pale Port, 49,
bottles 0tard Brandy, las bottles pale Sherry
| and l44 bottles brown Sherry. The tota
product of the sale was So, sos 80.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
RAILROADS (!

an AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 10,
" 1860, Trains Will depart as fonows; ,, n
a. M Sa @a% &C.
lumbus, Steubenyille and Pittsburg; via Columbus,
Crestilne and Pittsbgrg; via Columbus and Bellair
ssG iRs All cnoinnssi Ham
ilton and Day ton Depot-For Hamilton, Richmopd
baas ana ssndSsfT at spTSssd for bssaa
with Dayton and Miehigan Roed fer Troy, Piqua,
ToISSSS, petro anS all pSns IN as"
8 A. M.-From Oincinnatl, Hamilton and and Day Day
ton-Accommodati9n for Hamilton mi TO 9 and Way sta
1O,1O A. M. EXPR ESSa5From Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton DepotTConnects via cSlum'
Pitfsbnrs, and Via toinmbus and Cleveland.
HSSiiton sR n and nd Dayton 5 6epot"foF Dayton spring
field, urbana and Bellefontaine also at Dayton foi
fSdianapois % ISl' and ali points Vest ''I ~
$3.50 p. M.-From Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Ite hf%Sa am &nd
dalton for Columbus, stopping at all Way Stations
"'sp q p. p M.@Fro% MFs Little Miami Depot-AccommO
dasiHPP EXP fsIgssss %sS cneInaat
uFbans. and sandasky; &r Troy, Plags, Sidney
Lima, Fort, Wayne, and Chicago also for TOLEDO
and q" ER
II p. M. EXPRESS-From Little Miami De
pot-connects via Columbus, steu6enyilie and Pitt,
| Columbus and Bellair (Wheeling); and via Colum
Ou' anS sLEEpINd-oARs % ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and through tickets pleas
PoSoeS snS SSt the BuSns G
| House No. 5 East Third-streeti Slxth-street Dt
Trains run By Columbus time, which is seven min
utes faster than Gpei7nst t%S aSsro Toko. AGENT
| at the Ticket Offices. ap3O
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

----l-The poor beetle that we tread upon
In corporal sufferance feels pang as great
AS when giant dies.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

THE DRoUTH IN THE NoRTH-The drouth in
the lower part of Maine in New Brunswick
and in Canada, is yet unrelieyed. A letter
f,om Calais, of late date, says; No rain or,
appearance of it as yet. We are full of smoke
aud fires are all around us, doing immense
damage up river, TO what extent we can not
people are sad enough at the thought Of los
ing the wealth of the country, which is its
timber f.s.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

[ FEkREUL RETRmUTIoN IN CHINA. A.-Accounts
from Annoy, China, state that the brokers
and agents engaged in the Coolie traffic, are
subjected to the most terrible retribution at
the hands Of the Chinese authorities. Cruci-
fxion, behesding and mutilation are among
the category Of punishments
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21

PAPER MADE FRon SPENT HoPs.- s.--Paper Is
made, IN England, out Of spent hops, paper
mills being now an economical addition 70
The extensive breweries q Burton on Trent
may see the, aame article again In sheet Of
paper l--says the New York Home Jsgrnsi.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-21
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d from the New lork n,enlnt tu-rI M - u
ARAREWKhn khem Tsan The 'n1'An :, sA ~ f.,
sg, An-axsat.-, nssSryrssA.'' y !. iii
An. ss,,. whsn tho io.f nom the bscwn tree had
vs:S EIss x ssS n s;: s:s ~ = nc sg %
ssd ne ysl. sslsS .S nam ,.,,., So
IN a. ssmmst could rlsis cr gpribs could unfold
rSs si s%. ss % sSs:sEaST .EsS ap sS
81; ~. 4. e: e: 10 s: e: s'y
And sseletoa bands in the faTdtp and p9ws,rs
K 4 n sss5.a sSssss ssys
Ths gardens ali 6iushsd With ths bloCd % q the rose;
ss pvsS s-s p sl1srS sass y sss ws could diSs
sa. eamo whom the birds to the South had Eone
when p1S1Ris %Sais were tho meadows, the glen and tho
And .sHS, IN, an snssl Sss;y wing dropping:
Than sTSs's sysss..i ss y.sss. .as .As pray
A T6s @ @ssrisSs Blrd Il vinSsr % 6iths and 50 sAyi
And nov shs win 90. whom the swesi South comes
witS Spsii psTiSns, ana warmed with tho wine Of the
wh.a s'SaS1i down ths moist hIil.ds the glad sun is
Ana trSss Ser their shoulders their yerns robes
win g, and our MAY vim Ssyin,ry q and Siv;I1 wsHy
NH M ro Win her and shall bs dfeAry-
D, could sho but leave US her own gentle smilei
An, res, 81. must 60, and the peacll-blOOn will
rhsviciet wskiei pfs TO tbs sun her meek eye;
Tbe HOVER bells peal BY the belfny breeze shaken
MS.t % %scsnI Sos ID the iy viii drsYp n her whts1O's
The Rose, ere the blossom, will wither aud AL;
For she was the purcst, the best ofthcm an
-. =. -, "A. t,i,,. h,,.s ,ytll c.,,,l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

S.S Sos. NSst A. e. : ssas San
Gs.s S1s.I: S1l'Nt :eA1 e
H Hcft"n E Besac1 Alex va Ss
2lcls.rsd ;chT siads Bssss Mlmng
BArIaoRE; April ao.l,cleared, steamer Virginia.
M.;ss h, Barred. Bros.
chas fer Hampton Roads At So per ton Sid 18th
man. Thomas. from San Franclsco. ara I'D: for
vslpsraiso. ard 18th, iS1 chncha lsIsnds to load
S ms%sPon Eos and
load for H.%e5on RSad' It az Gs1s
AT tho Chinchs Islands, March 2, Annswan,
McNair; War Hawk: sim%on,; WILD I Rcvsst'
America. Berry; BaTreda Bros. Psi!e A,hSasbIs'
santa Claus, Foster, for Hampton Roads for or
ders. ldg:; barks Snas Dragon. Grant. and Green
RIO JANEiEo. March s.-Arr'd, bark Clara Hax-
ali bd "ss,s:, E11 sea, Rsosoos and
Frances, Munroc. Pocosin River, Va. :, nv,
EDs ASTSws, April cArf. brig Thar Harp VII
(struck ON Muskeget Rocks. but cane of again
" Fss a as%ss. schrs John sill
man. Brown: Robt. F. Stockton, Cramer. and En-
ma futile. Bannel!: Va. Cleared. schIs Louisa
Birdsaii; Add5e r =; BaIWnes; Aenry H. barnes
CHARLESTON. April l9.-Cl'd. schr. Helene. Der
rckson, Wimngto ton, n. C.
PRoviDENCE. April ID ARD. schrs. 3. D. Pitts.
Sands, Fredericksburg; Hampton, tdtlins, d..
WlLM1EGToN: April ~. -Cl'd, schr. Angelina.
Walker, Norfolk. Va, lumber.
GIBRALTAR, March lizard. brig Martha Ken
dali Paddock. Wilmington. N. c., land sailed l4tl'
for Triestc.D
SAvANNAH. April lizard, schr. Smithsonian,
/ Davis, Norfolk.
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The sstsime IN tAs shoe trade down East
has resulted n throwing out OF employ the
uoorer elose Of workmsn, Who are seeking
osnee enployneat Many afs catering me
-A s.dtcol heard win meet u New York the
frst Of May NEXT for the examtneston ana
pvomotion 81 applicants t. the medicai STAN
Of the u. 3. Army.
4 citizen OF Portsmouth, Va, had his pocket
picked OF 119O at Baltimore, Friday nignt, while
purchasing his tickets on board the steamer
Louisiana. s,ss ss.. ri si 80
Mrs. Nindwsll Granger, the venerable moth
ar Of Hon. Francis Granger, and Of Gen. John
A. 0rxpeer, died 1t CanAndaiguA, on Tuesday
last, IT The ago Of sugars. 5&
Oounterieit Ave dollar bills, ON the Central
Bank Of Virginia, At Stanton, Va, are IN cir-
culati0n. Es at
The wife Of samuel Beings, Of Clinton, C.W.
last week gave birth to three sons, weighing
twenty. three pounds "a the either"
James Aibis, charged with burning the sta.
be OF Chas. Green, In Westmoreland, has been
arrested In Washington. ID. 9.
Stukes, tried In Clarendon District, s. c.
for the murder Of Dr.. McNeely Dubose, has
beep convicted.
The fredericksburg tva.) volunteer compa-
MES have adopted the grey uniform Of the
Richmond Regiment.
A building covering $4,000 square feet has
been erected at Toronto. for the manufacture
Of railway rails.
The Pennsylvania Central Road has de-
clared q semi.annual dividend of three per
cent. fs
| The first half OF April, ON the Indianapolis
and Oincinnati Road, shows gain Of g, $40.
| Macready. the tragedian, was recently mar
| ried In London.
| Louis Blanc has made most successful de-
but a. public lecturer, in Paris.
| There were 100 deaths in Philadelphia last
| week.
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r. A Few Earnest Words ON . MATER Of
NON ENT, THOU6HTFULLY UTTERED. -
lNSURA NOE 10 certainly very important matter.
Neglected. loss. severe loss. 10 often the result,
properly attended to, freedom from anxiety and
loss certainly result
Having devoted many years Of my life to the
business, and being still diligently engaged In III
prosecution ut my Office, on nth street, nearly Op-
sionally to refer to the subject.
offsr Policies in two Virginia companies, ono Of
them some ~ years old the other not 90 old, but
equally safe and strong ~ any other similar COM
pany in the State. | an also pfepared to issue
Pol cies for several companies in New York. Phil
adelpha and other cities of the rery highest stand
ing, and axqxestie"ed st,snsth ard ;ntsxrtty.one
DOING BUSINESS tFIREl PON THE MUTUAL PRlN
CIPLE. of the best standing.
desire and deslgn to conduct my business trans
actions in manner fair and faithful to the As
suIed as we'll a. my Pr,ncipals, and respectfIlly
solicit applications in FIRE, MARINE, and LIFE
INSURANCE. No reasonable exertion shall b
wanting my part to give complete s8tiSfactlOnI
"a insurance losses promptly adjusted. and
advice on all points connected with the huslness
carefully given. THOS. Nj. ALFRlEND.
ap 2O--3t nth st., Richmond.
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The Louisville JsssnsI says that the resOlu-
tions reported by senator JOHNSON, and
which passed both Houses by unanimous
vote, call the attention Of Congress aud the
country to the facts, that tobscco, one Of our
great American staples, has been for more
than nifty years the subject Of the most bur.
densome taxation, by being subject to q foreign
duty, before 1t can BE- sold In the principal
foreign markets, Of seventy seven dollars per;
hundred pounds; that the Federal Government
has the power to fix the details Of commercial
treaties upon the principle Of reciprocity and
mutual expected benefit; aud that such trea-
ties have now bscoms the policy Of all the
civilized nations, our own included aud
while every other product of this country has
been placed upon the most favorable footiae,t0-
bacco has bssn wholly neglected aud this great
interest has been left to languish At home, aud
feed And clothe and pamper princes aud no.
blss abroad; aud, that II IL the duty 81 the
United States, Ia all future treaties with
Great Britata And other fonefga powers,
whore American tobacco il sold, ~ insist
upon placing tobacco upon . footing with
other productions exported from tho United
States TO foreign countries
Prom various reliable authorities. quoted
by the Josrsai. It IL sstimatsA that Great Dri.
tain and Ireland consume annually shout
hfty- nine million pounds Of tobacco, tAs Ssvs-
nas from whtch Il ~ least 81 AOeo year,
The monopoly nndsr the Regts system con.
mencsd h xsaaee IN 16ll, 1Aan tharOvonue
was d ,eDa;e9o, And nov i has incfsassd 10
.Aous aax kGaeoe. The Unttsd States, II IL satd.
suepIy peariy Eour.nfths Of I'll the tobacco
used q France, anA ~ asesaes pseats Of The
Reg,e esp aaad - ~ 1bur haaASea and Afly
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE...who j. sell!
# 81: :nd 8: blnsa
Point. oal be purchased the cheapest At GOLD
e At
Il bs:oSss in It Il:
10 cents: Csmbrics. Briiisnis,. Stri1sd and Plain
SNIFF s":. : ssa nssy
iants' WAISTS and Robes, and all kinda Of Embroid
a. ss. 70 s. 81
ed r.4 sSs@ oIp
SHIFTS. And fOr what reason - GOLDSMIT Of
h sosk e such y 10
cnDis' viii be torn dsvEo GOT 81 srf see BROAD 81.
CPRlNG AND SUMMER GOODS. eel am
saS :si " s
Ssrsains NY stock consists In part Of the follow
i Fouse.a hs.ss sna Gr.ss
dine Robs.; 6inshams At 3D.. worth g cents; e6ae
ss'ssnt. Ss Il s.. cts cheap; Lava Ssisse and d!
bss.s for II .die.; - and 81 ksd and Whit.
Mating; summer Silks; Brown and Bleachsd Do
q 3: and soo sps
Ali Of which call the attention Of the ladies and
cs q Main &: sss.ss NOSES
800 OOOsM,1a: ..rs: .,, Sf s. '. 5ME
most vafs i nss i sPsis s'' cciLS 81
= - 10 sossS. re .sso...aspt sn6fssss sSs
as1 .es rave ss1 s ssa su =
w shah eosssass o oi;ss sssry iadsss.sss 70
Hvrchasese and sinye % merit evon ~ increase Dt
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MARINU IWTHI.lIoHNCH.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL u.
High wsssv sais day (Mo.dsy) 8 s'essss.

Schr. Kadosh, Lewis, PhiladelphIa, mdse., +.
SAILED.
Steamer Bslvidere. Kesne. Baltimore, mdzs. and
ScHr. BENJAMIN vandiver, Jones. Baltimore,
mdze., W. B. Colquitt Co:
Schr. Ashland, Graves, Baltimore. mdze., w.
D. ColQuitt & Co.
Schr. Ocean Bird. Jones, Petersburg. rock.
West & Tyree.
Schr. Chericoks. White. York river. ndze. +.
Schr. North Carolina, Bunting. White Point.
Schooner Bee, Wyford. light.
Schr. Tiger, Evans,
Schr. Charles, R0gers, -
Ecnr. VIM. Howe, Scott, -
Schr. Alverad0. Slower, ~ .a
.Schr. Ann Pickerlll, DAVIS,
Schr. buen8 Vista, Lynch,
SlOop George Henry, Bradshaw,
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n. Double Refined 1team Candies.- NDy
Factory now complete. and By far the largest e.
tablishment OF the kind SGuth Of Phiiadelphia,
which enables mo 10 Offer to the trade Of
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENN ESSEE,
also the city gT0cers, A article 81 city made
Steam Re6ned Crushed Sugar Candy. warranted
to stand in any chinate. much below the Northern
Drce for an article OF like standard.
10 unsarpsssod - to quality or Dsiooa Altes eOk-
ing a!Oue9, give me = call. and then dotermipe
% 81 r: sso;; BBs sSss:
mn 0-lmI No. % Nam ct
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- Rheumatism. Rhpuma tiSm. N4
NEURALGIA. NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM. :
NEURALGIA. NEURALGIA. &
RHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, &c, &C.,
SftfaeSS AZ JotNtS, &c.
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN. t
ROCKS GUOD SAMARITAN.
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN.
This invaluable remedy, for the cure of the
above complaints. is offered to the public as n
Southern preparations.
"a Certificates received every week.
For sale by the following Druggists
MlLLGPAUGH l. JOHNSTON.
WIN. p. LADD. j. W GARLICK.
C. 8. DAWSON. W. PETERSON.
MEADE 1 BAKER - j.H.PEAacE / ca
APPEKHON DUPUY.-L. WAGNER.
n Wholesale orders solicited, aud supplied on
the most liberal terms.
a. In ali cases Of failure, after fair trial,
according TO directions, the purchase money will
be refunded.
TRY IT-TRY IT-TRY 1T.
ap l9--lw
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BETWEEN
LEMUEL ]. BOWDEN AND ClTI-
ZkNS OF WILLIAMSBURG.

WILLIAMSBURG April l6'h.
Whig the communication addressed to you from
''Henrico," and responded to by yourself, kindly
permitting the uee Of your name in the coming
take the hber.y of expressing to yon our delight
at lea. ming of your determination. Permit US, sir,
to express our high regard for yourself, and our
high opinion Of your legal abilities, and your Mt
ness Tor this responsibe position. With our
sincere and desire that you NAV Re elected
to the nikh Office fJr which We regard you M in all
respects peculiarly Quahhed,
We remain, very truly, yours,
James NJ. johnson, DR.. Lenard Henley
james NJ. Malone, John K. Noel,
james II. Malone, robert Blassingham,
John slaughter, ionn Pot 2.
H Hci " u.s. c c John n. Kidd.
John Coke, Geo. Lanydon.
W. r. Garrett, Sidney Smith.
Henry V. Morris, VIM. H. VERIFY,
Allen Lindsay. X. X. Roper,
JOSIAH Thomas, VIM. Lindaay, Z.
John H. Barlow, Sr., John A. lIeneufvllle,
John n; Barlow. Jr., is Hazlegrove,
DR.. r.. W. Bidgood, +. II. Lively,
Felix Logue, J. A. Lindsay.
g. Moore, Us. Gillian,
j.. Davis. +. o. Philips,
u. Malone, .a Henry Petars,
X. A. Christian, Isaac Smith,
3 %% T. 5 RaSss o Sf;fin g Bs!i.
j. i. MaS %%"s' James SspgTs r II. Wilkins,
Horace 2. Moore, Cornelius Johnson,
John S; y. Cloves. Moses 4. Harrsil.
j. VI. Hutchins, Vim. Savany.
Geo. w. HOrnsby. J. A. Thompson,
WIN. II: T.. Morecock, c. Whiting.
WIN. a. Crandoll, T. soqthaIl.
f. Hubbard, IT. Badkins,
john " S.t Gsrk. jos. M M pMSss alsEai
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IA Leeches: Leeches:: Leeches:!:-I
have just received. bv. Adams' Express, lot Of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES. the very best, and
large size. which val he applied uDon the most
reasonable terms
P. S-CUPPlNG and LEECHING promptly at
tended tn can be found at all hours Of the day 1t
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM. under the Ameri.
can Hotel. teptrance on nth street, and at night
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap l0--ts n. G.. HOBSON.
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..4r WILLIAMSBURG, April 10th.
GENTLEMEN: Your highly esteemed favor IF the
llth inst, expressing your sincere desire that
cult, has been received. Such manifestation
from SO considerable portion OF the residents Of
spent, 10 to me source Of sincere qualification.
Should it be the pleasure of the people OF the Cir
to discharge the trust repOsed in NE, to justify
their preferences, and to command the approval OF
the country, and of my own conscience.
| remain, gentlemen,
Very respectfully.
an 23-lt* LEMCEL J. BOWDEN.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK will
be held on TUESDAY night, the Gath instant, at
~ O'Clock. A full attendance of the members 10
take place. J. MILLER, Sec'y.
an 23- 2t%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

AOppesition to Msnspsly.~
REFRIGERATORs:
Wv DR. KANE orv,,cr,.
TOR. manufactured By =. y. FArsuu L Co.,, with
the Wate1man's PATENT VENTfLATOR, call
ed genuine. ALSO, the much Superior.
CHALLENGE DR. KANE,
which 10 (prOnouncedJ not genuine.
As wo have = large assortment Of both kinds.
We choerfully invite an examination and cOmpari-
son Of each style. As we intend to sell very low,
buyers will hnd i t. their advantage to call before
THE CHALLENGE DR.. KANE
This REFRIGERATOR has the VENTILATION
on the SIDE. Nth other improvements UPON the
can be had only Of ANGUS G BYERLY,
sp I3-lw II Main street, NArhet Bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

CONTRACTORS PUNIsHKD.-Atbert Stein has
been found guilty of supplying the citizens Of
Mobile with poisonous water, and lined ~
no he having used lead instead Of iron pipes
for leads in the water works Of that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

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