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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
mn pURTFYTNc THE BLOOD

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy cure of the subOned varieties Of
Disease;
seroraIa and SerofulOus Affections, such as
TumOrs, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions. Ptm-
pies, Pustules, BIOtehes, BOils, Blains,
and all skin Diseases.
OAKLAND Ind. 9Th June, 1859.
j c. AVER a Co. Cicnts: l feel II my duty TO
knowledge what your Sarsaparila has done for me.
Having Inherited Serofuous Infection have suffered
from IN various ways for years. Sometimes Il burst
out In Ulcers ON my hands and arms sometimes II
turned inward and distressed me at the stomach Two
years ago broke out my head and covered my scalp
and with sore, which was painful and osthsomc
beyond description tried many medicines and several
physicians, but without much relief rom any thing IN
fact the disorder grew worse. At length rjoiced
20 read IN the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
Alternative (Ssrsaparilla, for knew nom your repu-
t,flon that any thing YOU made be good. sent 20
Cincinnati and got H. and used It till Il cured me- took
r. you advise, In small doses Of teaspoonial over
month"; and used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skin soon began 10 form under the scab which SteT
while fell Oh. MY skin Is clear, and know By my
feelings that the disease Is gone from my system. You
well believe that feel what am saying when tell
YOU that hold you TO b. Of the apostles of the age,
anu ''''Ain S''' S'a'''D's' ALFRED B. TALLEY.
81. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysIpeIas,
letter and salt Rheun, Seald Head, Ring
worm, Sore Eyes, DrOpsy.
DR.. Robert VI. Prchlc writes rom Salem, y. ". 10th
Sept, iS59 that he has cured an myetcr3te ease OF
Dr0psE, which Threatened 90 terminate nally by the
pcrsevcrng o. our Sarsaparia, and also danger
Gus attack OF Malignant Espes by large doses Of the
siantly.
BronehOcele, GOitre, or SwelIed Neck.
Zcbulon Sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes; " Three
bottles Of Sarsaparila cured me from GOifre-o
heous swelling On the neck, which had suffered from
over two years.
LeucorrhGa or whites, Ovarian TumOr,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Or. J. n. :. Claiming, Of New York City, writes; Il
chcerully comply with the request Of agent In
saving have found your Sarsapartlla most excellent
Alternative la the complaints for which we en-
poy such remedy, but especially In Ftnofe Diseases
the Scruulous diafhesis. have cured many tnVet
crate cases OF LeucorrhQa by H. and where the
complaint caused by Hiccrtl0R OF the uterus The
liberation itself soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals for these female derangements."
Edward :. Marrow, OF Newbury, Ala, writes; " A dan
crous 0r1rian fnor on Of the females In my family,
which had defed an the remedies could employ, has
at length bcu completely curd by your extract OF Sar
Sanarilla. Our physician thought nothing but eNtirpa
tim could afford rlcC but he advised the trial Of your
Sarsaparila a. the last before cutting, and IL
proved edectua Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
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UyOR BATTING ~ She regl At packet ~
II ,sbo5psr "EuMA JANE" Captain Wm. n lips, hav ~
la pooa e her cargo eagaged ui sal uih dsPatch Fol
hAlancc Of fEe go, apply ~ . -. -,
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DIRECT REFRIGERATION.
1860, FALL TRADE, 1860.
w. =. a. q. DOMAIN.
NEW IRON FRONT BLOCK GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND,
Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery Saddlery and Gems,
REin po.,.on by shlps ssusan Kinks" and alexander,
"A direct to this por Of their Pail Importation OF
Fine and Heavy Goods,
Selected in birmingham Shsdby their Senior In person. and
tu reh ase upon the most favorable terms.
They are receipt Of full supplies Of Hardware OF Amer
can rendering their Stock large and complete ana
which they respectfully particularly invite the attention o. the
Of irgua North Carolina and Tennessee assuring
them OF their ability and deiermnaont le a. low As any es
F-Orders viii receive our prompt and careful attention
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4. .nUNu. nr LAH.E md bEAUTIFUL a.
N Of the various styles o. Poraure executed by
w. MINNIS at his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery 2l Main
Street. Rchm nd Va he found Licensees Of the following
and distinguished gentlemen, all Of which bear test
ony the experience skill OF the various Artists employe
and the we'll earned reputation OF his Gallery:
Ex-Gov. Wise, Hon Mr. Orr, g. c.,
A" Lieut. Gov Jackson, Jno. r. Thompson, ksq.,
Lieut. Gov. Montague, Rev. Mr. ked,
Hon. Jas. Lyons Rev Mr.. Peerkin
Caskie, Rev. Mr. Duncan,
Judge LomAx, Rev Mr. hlnegerode,
Tyler, Rev. Mr.. Baker,
Hopkins Rev. J. L Burrows,
ChAS Bruce ESQ.,, Rev. j. " towards,
Gen. VIM. Walker Rev. Mr.. seeley,
oaPt. jos. hyors, Res. Mr.. Peterson.
Rev. Mr. letter, Rev. Mr.. Kepler,
Rev. w. A. Smith, Rev. Mr.. Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr. Dibrel, The late Judge Butler O.,
The late Judge CloDton, The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. Mr. Boggs, Rev Mr.. aehrgley,
Duplicate copies Of all the above for SALE and every style Of
Photoa ph executed from life copied from small pictures and
Earranted 10 please maS0
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INpEPENDENCE, Preston Co, Va, 9th July, lS5p.
DIR. j. c. AVER. Sir; have been afflicted with pain
nj chronic RheuqdfSm for long time, which balied the
xii OF physicians and stuck % In spite Of all the
remedies could nd until tried your Sarslparilla One
hottie cured me In weeks, aud restored my general
health so much that far better than before was
attacked. think 70 wonderful medicine. j. FREAM
jules Y Gctcic OF 81. Louis, writes; " have been
afflicted for years with ggecfioH Of the Ltrcr, which
destroyed my health tried every thing and every thing
failed 10 relieve mo and have been broken down man
for some years from other cause than dcrdHQert o.
ths Lir Ny beloved pastor, the Row Mr. Espy, advised
me 20 try Sarsapaa because he said he knew you
ami any thing made worth trying. by the bless
in OF God t cured me- and has purified my blood
a. 10 make a new man of me. feel young again. The
best that can b. said of you Is not half good enough
sehIrrus, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement, W.
reration, Carries, and ExfOliRtlOn OF the
Bones.
great variety Of have been reported % us where
cures Of these formidable complaints have resulted rom
the use OF this remedy, but space here will not sd
mil them some Of them may b. found Ia our American
Almanac which the AGENTS below named are pleased 10
furnish gratis 10 all who call for them.
DVspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy, Neuralgia.
MANY remarkable cures Of these affections have hen
made 6v the alternative power of this medicine IL stmu
,ts the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
ysrcofnes disorders which would b. supposed beyond
H. reach such rue,ly has long btcn required by the
peczsits OF the people, and conudelt thai TINS
will DO Tor them an that medicine can do.
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TfNH "ANDALUsIAN BALM" will preyent and
cure the worst Of ehappd hands and lp' u read
ine In smooth son and white AID lent application r
hnrns and oil ougaDss, Of tn skin vii lot o or nue the
most dece fabric, being entirely devoid 81 eoAred
on!yh MsNDE BAKER Pr irniscsu,irs.
ocsl $50 Main st., eorrer above pctt'Cfhce
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III v DERE plain W. W KE.S., viii receive 49,
heyht % day FuDAY and up TO The hour Of y O'clock
SATURDAY, The 81 November
FfrgAi Aksn Boston via Samore a. lowest rates With greet
dspAtch No hhii received board unless eagased At eur
ohcA
Pseager requested Be hoard before 10 o'clock NJ
saturday TIE hour o. departu e.
PaaaFe and fare a. rckes occurred either a. Office IN
shockos sup oppose The C-lanh al Hotel a. steamers
Wharvcl DAWN hAtAAAM NNANAN-
nov2-st
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James Conner to TIE Office Of Grand Sachem Of tie
Order.
According to the City Inspectors report there
were 497 deaths ia the city during the past week.
decrease Of 7 as compared with the mortality Of
the week previous, and l2s less than occurred
during the corresponding week last year. The re-
cspituation table gives 1 death of disease Of the
bones. joints. &C.. 90 Of the brain and nerves. of
the genesatve organs. IL of the heart and blood
vessels. 90 of the lungs, throat, &c., Of old age,
"a Of diseases Of the skin and eruptive fevers 1877
of diseases of the stomach, bowels and ether d.
gestive organs, sc Of general fevers. 2 premature
births, Of disease Of the urinary organs. l On.
known, and SO from violent causes. The ma.
dvity table gives s3s natives of the United States
l04 of Ireland, Sc Of Germany, 6 of England, I OF
Scotland. and tie balance of various foreign coun
tries. The report contains the gratifying informa.
ton that the bills OF mortality of the month Of July
1850, when compared with those Of 1858 and 1863,
show 1877 less deaths than in 1853 and 327 less than
in 1859. Infantile mortality has largely diminished
and when compared with the month Of July 1858,
the bills show decrease of $780, and $40 less than
in 1859.
The cotton market at present Is moro Influenced by
egence from the South regarding the injury inflicted
the crop by the drought than by the from Liver
pool At last accounts, except here and there, where
casonal showers had fallen, was without mitigation.
The crops the highlands which comprise the chief dis
trc CT ia culture had suffered severely and led to the
opinion that come what might hereafter the yield there
would be a third lees. On low lands and river bottoms
the crops were IN the MAN. considered 10 be equal 70
what they last year The had suffered great
iy, and in many sections Of the country It was
considered e. failure. Owing 70 the advlces from the
South the market assumed increased frnness and
tvty yesterday with salee Of 900 bales closing the
basis OF Iosc IoAc. for mddllng uplands Flour was
in better demand and under the influence OF the foreign
news closed at advance Of about &C. per barrel.
Wheat was also in good demand, and frmer and closed
about 1c per bushel higher Corr was in good demand,
and closed firm. Pork somewhat irregular Sales OF
new mess made at $40 12H, old prime at SIS %
(check the day., and do in small lots at $14
time sale OF for September delivery was made,
sellers option, at $40 o. Sugars steady, with
sales OF 600 hbds ct rates given in another column.
Coffee was quiet awaiting the advent Of the public
sale. Freshts firm, with moderate engagements
to Liverpool and London al full rates
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THE JOURNEY or THE PRINCE or WALES
Every account from the whereabouts of the
Prince Of Wales represents the Juror Of the
crease. Nothing can exceed the amount Of en-
thusiasm and loyalty which everywhere greets
him. In this country, too, the interest in the
young Prince l. every day becoming more
warm. The deta lied description Of bis pro-
gress which we publish to-day will be read
with eagerness by vast numbers Of our people,
who are looking forward with pleasure to the
time when we shall haze him amongst U.s.
The reception be receives in New York, the
great commercial metropolis Of the country,
should be marked with dignity and decorum
betting ourselves, and bis position as the heir
apparent to that great empire from witch we
originally sprang We should take warning
By past experiences, and not overdo 1t or this
occasion. There is such thing as too much
manners es well as too little manners. and that
becomes toadyisu. The great fault with our
people is that, under exciting circumstances of
this kind, they are apt to make themselves
little ridiculous sometimes. We have seen nu-
merous sensations and receptions here during
the last thirty years, and there were very few
ofthem that were not characterized by some &C.
centriciies. Sometimes the people display their
Ill manners, as they did the other day in Phila-
delphia, On the occasion Of the visit Of
the Japanese; sometimes the visit Of dis
tinguished strangers is made the pretext
for piurging into the treasury, and rob-
bling 1t of goodly sum, as in the case of the
New York Corporation and the japanese recep-
ton; and sometimes enthusiasm runs to the pitch
Of madness, only to experience remarkably
sudden reaction, as in the case of Kossuth.
We hope the reception Of the Prince Of Wales
will be free from all those eccentricities. He
does 10. appeal to any political or other ex-
citing feelings. He GENES here seeking instruc-
ton and information which may be useful to
him il his future career, as Telemachns, in the
DAYS of ancient Greece, travelled with Mentor.
before assuming the rank and duties Of his pro-
genitcr. Therefore let him be received with G
genial and hearty welcome neither bored with
toadyism nor intruded upon with vulgarity, but
with that dignifed hospitality which becomes
free and enlightened people.
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REPORTERS FOR THE ASSOCIATED PREss.-In
another column we publish the letter of re-
porter of the Associated Press, indicating him
self from the charge Of Partially in his reports
and Of playing into the hands Of the Albany Re
geacy. We are bound to state, however,
that this Is not the only instance liz which
the writer has been accused Of this cor.rsc. His
reports of the Convention at Syracuse last year
were charged ty Mayor Wood with being un-
fair, and az disappearing the facts. For our
OWE part, we can only repeat what we said a
few days ago-that the Associated Press will
never retain ir it, employment any risr against
whom 1t is proved that be las misrepresented
the proceedings Of ary convention or other
public body. We want on all occasions the
truth, tie whole truth, and nothing but the truth
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lions OF foreign goods at this port for the
year to date are only $1425ss,7l5 against
$l56,45o.994 to the corresponding date last year;
while our exports of domestic produce are s46.-
2Sl, 575 against $33 CAT for the same period
Of 1859. Generally speaking. the American
people not only spend all the money they make,
but borrow as much as they can besides Now
we are spending comparatively little, earning
great deal more than usual aud borrowing
nothing. We are building no railroads, excepta
few necessary extensions of our present railway
system into the Western wilderness. No new
issues Of railway bonds or stock are seeking
purchasers in Wall street, no fnancers are 60.
ing to Europe with flaming prospectuses to try
to wheedle John Bull out Of bis money. Until
within few weeks, even the merchants have
not been borrowing as much as the banks want
ed to lend Universal caution aud conservs'
tisn seem to have overtaken the financial and
commercial community.
This "a most gratifying picture-it is one
which can be drawn of no nation in the world
bit this. OF course it need hardly be added
that the present is q transitory stage: that the
vast increase of wealth proceeding from the
enormously increased yield of the earth and Of
the factories must beget corresponding in
crease of commercial activity and speculative
ENTERPRISE, spreading new life and strength
throughout every fibre of the national body
and aHording lucrative employment to all
classes Of the people. Were it not for the un-
certanties of the Presidential election, and the
doubts which overhang the future conduct Of
the desperate politicians who have no thought
beyond the division Of the spoils, there would
not be cloud or speck on the horizon.
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vTT OF rHH PRINCE OF WALES 10 NEW
YoRx--THr PROPOSED DEMONSTRATIONS Tx THE
BRITISH REsrDrSrs.--We are glad to see that at
the meeting Of the British residents held at the
Aston House last night to consider the propriety
Of getting up separate demonstration to wei.
come the Prince OF Wales to New York, no de-
cision was arrived at. The matter was referred
to a committee, probably with a view Of shelly
ing 1t entirely. ns II il well known that large
number Of English residents concur in the views
expressed by US as to the impolicy and bad
taste Of marring the warm reception which our
citizens are disposed to give the Prince by any
exclusive proceeding of this kind. The gentle
men whose loyal feelings induced them to sign
the call for this meeting may rest assured that
both the Princes sentiments and their own in.
terest In him will be best consulted by leaving
to Americans the task Of receiving worthily the
con Of monarch who has so msny claims on
our friendship and respect
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THE JAPANESE SwMrtE-THE New YORK Coz
PoRATIoN Ar PUPns.-The papers say that In
the Corporation of New York there is what Is
called "a ring" or inner circle of members
who are known to each other by secret or
mystic tie-that they conspire together to rob
the taxpayers in various ways-that they divide
the spoils between them, and never admit those
outside the ring to any participation in the
plumber, and that the Japanese swindie belongs
to that category. We believe there Is great
deal of truth in that statement But the New
York Corporation Is not the only public body
in which there are 'rings" Who does not know
of the famous MattesOn circle in Congress! 1t
was sworn by Reverdy Johnson, In biz evidence
in the Des Moines Improvement case that some
consisted of thirty or forty members, Of all par
ties, who held the balance of power and would
let no bill pass which did not pay toll. The
New York Corporation, who are apt scholars in
this kind of erudiion, have followed the re-
epectable example set them in Congress, and
they have committed great many acts Of
rascality; but the climax Is capped BY
the Japanese bill, which for downright bare
faced robbery is without a parallel in the
history Of corporations. The taxpayers ought
to call public indignation meeting i'm
mediately to denounce all who have any
completely in the matter, and not let the
matter die away like nine days wonder.
Here is list of those who voted for the pay
ment of the bill in the face Of the facts set
forth in the application of Mr.. Chatfeld for an
ipiNprfiOp.--
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THE PRESS AND TIE PoLrrrcrANs.-Every
Presidential election brings out some strange
Developments about the newspaper press.
Sometimes new paper is started-a campaign
afair-sometimes the politicians buy paper
already In existence, and sometimes the paper
buys them. II was lately announced that g pen
ny paper was to be started in this city, end that
Robert J. Walker, Ex-Governor Of Kansas, and
George n. Sanders, Ex-Governor Of Nowhere,
bad invested million Of dollars In the specula-
ton. But 1t appears that they have backed out
Of the business, as one that would rot pay, and
will probably invest their spare cash in the
back settlements Of Kansas CT Nebraska, or
somewhere In that direction.
1t seems that penny papers, or any other kind
Of papers devoted to party politics. ere fer from
being profitable concerns just now. Even In
Chicago, the headquarters Of one CT the most
prominent Of the Presidential candidates, and
the very focus Of bis popularity aud power, the
papers il his interest ore eating each other Up.
His chief organ now fnds itself in the bowels Of
another Journal though we are assured It had
been conducted fron its frat issue, not only
with ability, but with vigcr which has eleva-
TED II to the position Of the leading democratic
paper in the Northwest" The reason assigned
for the cavipg In OF this great oracle is that pc
cuniary dinicultes had sprung Up between the
partners In the concern, which left no alterna-
tive but the one adopted" What are the pecu-
MARY difficulties Of TIE Chicago Journal COM
pared with the sea Of troubles which would-en-
compass and swallow up New York penny pa
per launched under the auspices Of Walker,
Sanders & Co..
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Wa Kew York Herald - Edition f0'
EurOpe.

The CunRrd mail steamship Canada, Capt. Lang, will
seaye Boston, on Wednesday, for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe viii close in this city this after
noon II quarter past O'Clock 70 60 by Railroad and
n quarter to four O'Clock 70 60 by steamboat.
Tho EurorzAs Epuos VIE HIsAIp win be published
ct ten O'Clock the morning. Single COPIES In wrap
pers, SIX cents.
The contents Of the EUROPEAN EDsrcs % NE HnND
viu combs the news received by mail and telegraph o.
she oce during previous week, and 70 the hour Of
publoa.iou.
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.

The KenuucIxy Election. A.
sIsoIioN OF LEsLIE c0nsAs. TIE OPPOSITION CT
DDATx FOB clSKx OF rn, OOuRT or APrsALs.
CzncnrtAT-, August Q, lseo
Tie returns received from the elscs,so n Ksp,uokv
dictate the election Of ocombs sAe opposition csndlds
Tor Clerk of the Court Of Appeals BY large msjastv
We have the following returns
Wliamstown-Coombs o. mpc~SA-
Frsnkfort-Coombs 147 majority
May svle-COombs l53 majority.
Fayeste oounty-Coombs TOO majority
BOURBON oounty-Coomba $50 M jcrfAv
Nicholas county-Coombs LIS majority
Campbell count -Coombs CSC MAJ rtty.
Covington city--Coombs 800 majority
Loaisvie-Coombs ,2z5, hcCiarty f,sa, Betting ssA
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ArxrSs PITT AT sAskroe A--This charming vocalist s
announced for grand concert In Saratoga on thursday
next, under the direction Of Maurice s,raScsch will
be under tho patronage o. ali the leading i'shlcnsbo,
and "a the holels ere thar rzusF crowded u ire.
misses 70 be quite brilliant aa1 rcmupsra,ve sahlr,
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backward step may be too late to save us from
dissolution. All this is plain a. daylight
Furthermore. Lincolu's election, with his new
programme, will marguerite new epoch and q
new order of things under which all these cut
side candidates, leaders and parties Of this day
will be submerged. Consequently, If Breckiu-
ridge and Lane, Douglas and johnson, Bell and
Everett and Houston, would be heard ofafter this
election, they will move now, as we have indi-
Gated, to turn it in the right direction to save
the day.
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WARSAW, No., knsast6, leee
Balioc, dem, il elected representative certain, ~
Reid and the regular democrats State ticket win gst
from 200 To 100 majority. Hancock Jacsor, 60 far
heard from, gets four votes.
SPRINGFIELD, No, August 0, 1854.
Phelps will beat both OF his Competitors $50 h.
cock jackson viii not receive 1000 votes II this Co.
WASHINGTON, No., August 8, 1850.
The whole Union ticket Is ahead in This county A5oue
100.
WARSAW, August @, 1850.
G Jscscns majority. toseher with the sass ticket,
&c Benton county, nom 400 soIboo Reti for Congress,
received the same majority the State ticket. Judge
6ailoc, democrat elected 70 the Legislature by 40
iortty
JEnxRsos err, August 6, $780,
This township, Price $50 majority aud err about ~
majority Liberty township gives Price 81 majority
hror township gives Price LOG majority.
The North Carolina State Elec1ion
SUCCESS or TIE DEAoCRACY-LARGE GAINS ZOE rHD
OPPOSITION.
PEHRsBugo, Va, August g. 1850
The Exrsss (neutaI has just received the following
from q reliable source at Rsiegh;-Ful returns from
forty I've counties show net gain for Pool OF is
Glrners vote in 1856 Teee for.yfve counties consst-
tute two thirds Of the popular in the State Admit
ting that Pool will gain the came ratio in the remand.r
of the State, Ellis majority will be 1881 The dome
cratic majority In the Legislature will be reduced
sderably, but is too large To be The tms.
crais have evidently carried the State.