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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16

ADVICE TO LADIEs.-We aware there are many
OF our lady readers who complaining weakness
and debility. Our advice is 10 go and get
some Of McLEss's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD
PURIFIER 1t Is delicious Tonic, and just the thing
TO Strengthen and Invgorate the whole Organization
and purify the Blood. See advertisement In another
column. mylO-dSwlm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
No Time TO Wait for The nart0r

BOUT these times all children will green fruit.
IA At any moment OF day night, they are liable
TO be attacked by Cholera Nor bus by senery or Di-
arrheI. No time then TO send the doctor. The
Gr1ienberg Dysentery Syrup instantly relieves al
su;h cases No family ought to be without in the
house. Its promptness has saved thousands vaiu-
able lives in Tennessee IN the past few years Only
so cents botte-enough for whole family for a
whole season. fresh lot just received.
mayl5-u MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16

A HoRsE FEIGHrESED To DEarH sr A I.o-
coaorIvg.-As The locomotive en- the Staten
Island Railroad passed WesIheld. N Y. on
Thursday, the cattle Ia the neighborhood be-
came frightened At the SQUAD OF the whistle
aud among Others al Old white horse ran
until he fell. He recovered shortly amer.
however. aud was quietly walking around.
when the locomotive again made It's appear
snce ca il return trip, end On its approach
gave another shrek. when be commented
moving rapidly away. but before proceeding
FAR fell, aud Instantly expired
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
fine Plants, Esergreens, Sc.

ffsHE hnsssTeas frsesas - NJ NsLzz.z KEstER ~
i ths Re.dlaE kssd karszry oAis. al bs p<.sed
- fsaFa thai Ne = as gay - tsls eitF silh
ehess essieetaa FROM rs exteazsFs H0Ftisz ls2Fal
Gzrsens.
NJ. Il. faa-2niees al sales za1s 81 hin. aad
thsss =Ae kaes eim eeF sizA fan eon1ssaee He
epesz he treat Raens = Rzxl y szx ana
g.. M y College street.. sA>rs tAe ladies' and
i1.<e hassF tz<ts f~r.s seEs, Parslea~rly Ia
slle4 - cal Ar sd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16

Az ExcusstoxfsT RnssED.-A. l.. Carter
Of Fairfield, ILL.,. oae Of she editorial ercui-
sionisls, was robbed by = eonhdsnce mao Ia
Baltimore, Of 500 and gold watch
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16

"John. where did you get that rogne's
hat ~ .-Plea-s yer honor" said john, ne
al old one Of yodrs that AisS1s gave me- yea
leniay when you ssfe 10 iosB."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A. II. SCOE s. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS

W. Corner Of Broad and Market streets,
Nashville. Tenn.
WE are PrcRare'i 70 rxeuu e Orders tor Drugs
w aud medicines aad all articles pertain
ing 10 the iHug ssssiacSs. sith IespuCh nj a. ne
lowest market price.
The sane III nton "a Ii be given heretafore 70
have every aElicio ssst qaaiiiy seuted
and Ia instance ~ tug be pat up hat Is IS
q doubtIaier snishisflcste 2 haFsci.
u n our intention II ma utsin tAC reputation
have esl ihlshca IA sci us, ban Pure t'rugs aud
Aediels 4 We, thefeissrF invite examine
o1r stOcA belure hHyiRg ccH here, hcie, iag wecsn
sasx lncrfncnts Sid % nHerrd iu IA or any
other southern city IN al iiiisn - liru=sNe have
constantly hand . lars- stock OF Periumees
soap and Tisrt Articic~, White Is=aa fluseed 81,
fnFfseuitne NN-aSN%S 's~ssT- aud Wines fssr nssdi
Al use. aprIe-f
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Sherin7s Sale.


DY virtue OF n yenditioni exponas, in favor
I'D 4. C. Lesseur u. b. Hicks. directed,
and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county Tennessee, At its January
1850, viii expose 20 public sale, a. the highest
bidder, for cash. At the Court house Yard, in the
City of Nashville, on SATURDAY, the lats PAY {
MAY, 1860, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, which ID. b. Hicks then had, or may have
since acquired in and To the fofinwing described
property 70 vii. part of Lot No in pian sie
by c. w Nance Tor the Unlon Bank "f Tennessee
registered IN the Registers oface Davidson
ty IN Book s, l75, being part OF lot conveyed
TO J, w. MARI by A. G. Apperson by deed registered
in the Office aforesaid Book is, page 499 ant
500 and particularly described follows Bezin-
ming at stake in the line OF Spring street, SAITH
east corner ofNo. 9, thence W 81 in the line AZ sid
Spring street 90 feet 90 stake In the line Of IL
siyeet, thence at right angles North go feet
IL foot alley, thence fast with said alley co re-
stake: thence Al right ang les Sonth 200 feet thu
beginning The deed 10 the same Is registered ia
the Office aforesaid, Book 10, page sos. ieVi
the property OF ID. b. Hicks. 20 SATISFY 4 luigDent
against said Hicks In favor Of +. c. Lesse0r
J. X. EDdUNDSOS,
aprS0-tds Sheriff OF Davidson county.
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Sbsrig's Sales.
Sherin7s Sale.


DY virtue of q IA To me directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its January Term, 1850, l
Will expose to public sale, To the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the City of
Nashville, on Saturday, the 18th day OF May
1850, all the right, ttle claim interest and estate
which Samuel k. Morgan then had, may have
since acquired in AMI to the following described Ne
gro man named sam, aged about sixty Eve
years, color black --LoT, No. ~ fronts
100 feet the South side of Broad ST. back
hundred and sixty nine feel to alley twelve feet
wide, and fronts one hundred feet said Asley.--A
tract OF land on the south side OF Cumberland river
in district No -, be- inning in the center Of the
Brick Church Turnpike road thence running North
3It East twenty poles a stake, thence % East,
twenty-five poles, 7-l0 poles to stake on the
West boundary OF The old Page tract, thence North
40 West with said PAGE line Is 40 poles
stone, thence south 75G West IS poles rock :,
thence South So lao west twenty poles 90 the CEN
tire of the Turnpike road thence South 3ss( East Ia
pees TO the beginning No. 20 in tie plan Of
West Nashville, fronting enc hundred feet CA De-
mumbrane street and running back one hundred and
seventy five feet 10 twelve feet alley being levied
as the property OF "a muel X. Morgan, 10 satisfy
juc gment rendered in favor OF James X. Falls
agaids { Samuel K. Morgan.
JOHN X. EAMUNnS0N,
Sheriff OF Davidson county.
apr3o-tds. By A. CREEI-, ep. Sh'H.
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TX DOZEN c.as Fsssa fsAeAos .jazl received asa
sPsii-,s suElL. aoorKR 90.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
Magazines for Nav.
HABITS OF GOOD SOCIETY,".
NASHVILLE. TENN.

Hand Book for Ladies and Gentlemea
This is not, might be inferred, collection Of set
forms, ceremonies, points OF etiquette and conven-
uonaiisms. Written by person well cvnversant
with tine world, aud, wIlhal, deep thinker, sage
reasoner, and correct moraIsst. Il will become -
standard work on Habits and Manners, and will nDd
its way into every library. For sale by
JOHN YORK 4 Co.,
my1l No. IS Union street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
BAD LUCK In GOOD LUCK
J OH N LUCK

is again at the cd stand, IS Union street, with
fine assortment OF every thing in the Music, Toy
and Fancy Line, where he will be pleased wait up
on all who will favor him with their patronage
may15-u
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Rosewood Pianos. Melodeous. &c.

and continue until the whole stock shall have been
closed. In inviting the attention OF the public 90
this sale we promise u exhibit array OF instru
ments, such as has never before been seen in any
southern city, and this enterprise is designed sim
ply TO make fair test of the Nashville market for
the sale of Pianos, We have most emphatic orders
from the Manufacturers and consignors to close the
stock without limit or reserve. We are further u
thorizea TO guarantee every instrument fully aud
fairly and We promise complete satisfaction every
purchaser. These instruments all first class and
range from SIX and Il half Octave to the finest and
most superb grand action Pianos, and ali from tne
hands OF the best Manufacturers in America. The
complete stock Will he exhibition by tue 18th of
May, when 1t will be exposed TO public inspection.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums six months time, notes well endorsed
aud payable IN one Of the City Banks. All instru.
ments carefully packed in original cases at the
smallest possible cost
HARRY BROTHERS,
Auctioneers and Gen. Ag'ts, ~ Public Square,
apr27-td, Nashville Ten.
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Ladies' Fine Shoes and Caters.
JOHN RAMAGE, AZ College street,
Il m Recespt q
AIDES French Lasting Congress and Lace Caters
IL q ssFrRnce TIC first.' Caters
Kid and French Lasting Heel Slippers
Glove Cali Congress CATERS, sah and
without Hess,
French and EngIish Glsye Kid Slippers
C1roso Md Pump sole Boots, ke.,
Wan great variety OF styles for Misses and Chill
drer- beautiful assortment q Isfsnt Shoes
mayf2 JOHN kAAAGE.
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E.NpLoN NalsNr.

exc NINTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAIN
sOJO A =senss wanted 70 ever to- coun-
. IA tise ORisea states, q engage la HusscciAbe
aad easy bussnsss By shieh the sbsVe Ilfsats may
be certainly realised. for further PARTICULARS
dress NJ. J. Hzxkf wAsSEH coFner l-lh ssreet aud
Broadway, Nes rork CITY. enelOsisE s.ns f'sstaee
Stamp frbzi
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The Health Bftters.

Foe IS essts. wiIi make kAlf-a gziloa of - best
stomach btsers observation-disclosures 10 week sensIi
te1s dysPeptsc IA bits sliisoas disorders asraDEe
n sat % the stomach ana b0weis- Every family
s1oald them the present chEnge Of the
sfFs&-u MACKENZIE Z AIAcHES
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Fresh Corn Meal.

THE subscriber has mssr AFrangezne xith one
II Of the moss extensive nails IN keatneky for
GUAR weekly supplies Of Family Aeaf, aud Is now
receiving 5000 baseels which be o1srs 10 The CIV
Trade II slight -asaaSe over eossan1 e4EriAze-
A JkNkI@S,
nyl@ Is AaFket street
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Mercer Potatoes.

I'm kUsakzs Ses York Mercer Potatoes, coed
AOO sof s1sfHs or pissfs@s. jazs rsss.Eea -na fos
sale by A. JENKINS.
MARKET Ne Is sazsh HzFket az
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Chiidren's Psnacea,

I'VE shoud learn that one half Of tAe children
w bern de before they are ears ege- give
40 strons msdaeiaes 70 ehlsdrea, est resort
IA the fsrrfenhsrr
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4 as1itsansl Supply Suss rsossvsa saa f0r sale
tlby BESl Il. SHELLS \ CO.,
nsyle y College street.
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A II zpplcsrezs faF ne Rzss Of sAs s.eAIETY
n TAkAxREs - - addresses -
CftAs- v. cafsP,
Ezr1S-u hex ss7, SzsAviliss fean
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-16
Canary Cages I!

TusT received, 200 ASSERTED cansry Bird caFesel
~ all stsies, eoors and prices, some a. haEdsosEs
Aa ever eroaghi 10 this Eaarkes. FoF sale iox By
fees-u J. ". WILSON.
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AUCTlONEERS.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, MAY
" 22d, 1860, at 10 O'Clock, we will 49,
commence grand Auction sale of \ Y III
o. rll ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

purchasing freely. Although the market WA j,
nrmer, we nave no actual dvance to note in
eatner wheat or corn. An other branc hes of
trade continue in the same quiet state thew
nave been for weeks past ~'
"a. tns Stock Board to-day we had 10 note
SnI,e onoyant feeling. and there was a large
S9O, GOO w i""S
The New York Journal of Commsrca writ
ing on Thursday evening after the new
ssneme OF the New York Banks had gone in to
effect, SAYS: ~
There will be much disappo: ntmen., no
uDunt. mat the measure of relief adopted by
,ae Banks yesterday did not result at once
~ All the eood anticipated from il. The truth
~ that III mas not yet been &C ted on to any con
siderable extent, and Is to he les ted rather bv
what il may ultimately accomplish. than by
What may follow Immediately upon its an
nouncement. The Manhattan Compapy this
morning, with receipts of Sl9O ,UO0 discou n ted
Sio0OOO, and others whose boards were in
session, showed a corresponding liberaIity =
ihis wave of the Aood has not yet reached the
ane brokers, where IL is still almost impossi-
p 1,e 10 negotiate business paper on any terms
Inc most needy business at the Banks have
oeen relieved by the expansion and we trust
lnat In mat direction, where the pressure
punches the most severely, the relief will be
sumcient to prevent recurrence of excite
ment or alarm.
Foreign Exchange is still irregular. and no.
thIng OF Importance has been done by the
bank Committee appointed to relieve@she mar.
d /
'ofe the Committee in relation to some large
purchases OF bankers bills at low rate
winch may result in something before the day
ls over.
The Philadelphia Banks suspended at I
O'Clock sn Thursday. The Bulletin, Of that
afternoon, says
The suspension was determined on as q pre-
e2nuonary measure, to enable the Banks to
expand their discounts and thus aid our busi-
ness men, and to prevent any OF the wild
scenes or 1857. The Banks are strong and
aounoantiy able 10 meet q u their liabilities
Whiie we regret that it should have been
tnought necessary for the Banks of PhiladeI-
phia so soon 10 follow ths example of those OF
baltimore, Washington and Virginia, we trust
II may prove advan tageous. and bring us SOON
er 10 brighter prospect There has been but
iittle excitement attending this suspension
thus contrasting most singularly with the
panic OF 1857.
At meeting of merchants, at Alexandria
Va, Thursday, the following resolution was
adopted
Resolrsd, Il is the opinion of this meeting that
the suspension OF specie payments by the Banks
OF thus city, justified by the force of rece events
beyond their control; and that the ability of said
banks TO meet all their engagements. and their
soundness is not impaired By this course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

Otdered 20 Lsare.--rhree free negroes, Maria
Harriet and VIM. HUI, were before he Mayor
yesterday. for remaining In the city inpro-
psTiy, aud on promising 10 leave Richmond
by Mond' morniug, were discharged. These
negroes are all from King William county,
aud have once before beea directed 10 return
to the place Of their nstIvity. Tue Mayor is
of the opinion that there are not less than que
thousand free negroes from other TO Wns and
counties ia the State, now remaining in Rich
mond, contrary 10 law, and he has determined
To have them ferretted out by the police, aud
punish them by the lash every day they re-
main here. The free negro population as q
mass are regarded as indoient and dishonest
and 10 prevent Them from rowing about, TO the
injury Of slaves. The laws are 10 be executed
to the letter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

a GREAT REFORM CoSMsNCKD. are
pleased 10 find that the practice of making the
scholars learn all their lessons during scnooI
hours has been adopted in a portion of our
puolic scnools, aud IL will, doubtless be ex-
tended TO them ell. We hope that this step is
but the beginning of great refJrm, and thar
the whole practice of stufiing the IN md with a
mass OF undigested matter will be abandoned.
An eager desire 10 make great show for the
time OF for the money expended is the most
perniclous vice of our educational sy ystem; il
leads 10 nasty slurring over of lessons halt
understood and begets habit of being satis-
ned with vague ideas, which Is very apt to
continue through life. The most rarid mode
OF teac hing is that W aich requires every les
son 10 be thoroughly mastered and compTe-
hended before is passed by. A scholar with
this habit OF study will soon overtake anolher
VINO Is far In advance with crude and superb
cial notions of his studies. II parents or teach
ers are very anxious that q child should learn
rapidly, let them insist that the lessons shall
be few and short; no more than the child can
learn both thoroughly and easily.-Seisati6e
Amertcda,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

FROM SANTA FE-The New Mexican mail
has arrived at Independence, Mo, day be-
hind time, having been detained by heavy
snow storms from Santa Fe 10 the crossing ot
the Arkansas river, and from there the roads
are IN very bad condition. News had reach
ed Santa Fe from the volunteers in pursuit OF
the Navajoe Indians. The campaign was very
successf J, and large number OF Indians
were killed and taken prisoners, and more
stock than they are able u take care Of also
sufficient corn TO last them through the win
ter. They have applied for more men to take
care of the stock
The soldiers from Hatch's ranch made an
attack upon some Camanche indians that
came into Cnapito to trade. They fired on
them While they were at the trading house,
and then took all their horses and lett the
horses We're sold in Santa Fe few days ago
Since that time the Ind aus have Ielaliated.
by going in open day 10 Hatch's rasch, anu
driving of 400 Government beef cattle. The
Gazette is out la long arucle condem min &
the soldiers IN their attack upon a small band
OF peaceable Indians, who came in 10 rade,
win no intention OF committing any depre-
0atlons.
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Rope Steaiiag.-M oses McDeyitt was again
before The Mayor yesterday morning, 10 an.
swer the charge OF stealing rope from Haxali,
OTenshaw i %. The Commonwealth prov cd
that rope had been stolen, aud that rope found
in the prisoners cellar resemble it very
much. The defence proved by Charles Walker
that McDevitt bougat the rope alluded 10 Of
boatmen, and that II was sold 10 an itiperant
trader named Kairn, who paid for and carried
It away without the kno W ledge of the prison-
er. The Commonwealth then introduced
James Melvin, who tes,ifisd that he was ef,, !.
pioyed by Walker to haul the rope a way. after
II was discovered, and that IL was carried. py
his direction, 10 Green & Corey's store. MOI
being satisfied that the acc usea was innocen 1
the Mayor sent him on 10 the next Grand
Jury, to be Indicted for m isd etnsanor aud ad.
mitied him TO bail TO answer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

FIFTY NEEDLES EXTRACTED FROM THE
BREAST OF A WOMAr.-OIe Of the most sur.
prIsIng operations that has yet come to the
ears OF the scientific world, was accom- pIished
in this city lew days since. 1t was no less
star rtling feat in the line OF surgery than the
extracting OF fifty needles, in good state OF
preservation, from the breas. OF a woman, and
that, too, without the aid Of cbioIoform. Aud
what Is, perhaps, still more wonderful, the
operation was actually performed by The wo-
man herself, unassisted by ply Jsician, ana
who is now gaming strength, and liHoie TO re-
cover without suffering any very serious ef-
fec from t-NiitraEkss Nsps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

UNRELIABILITY or CIRoUMsTANTIAL EVIL
DBNCE Two men in Frnnce took shelter in
barn for lhe night In the morning one Of
them was found dead, with severe injury ~
the head. The comrade was at once arrested,
and told some " cock and bull" story about
the terrible storm on the night In question,
and attributed his companions d-a to the
effect of a thunderbolt. He was not credi ileS,
aad was in q fair way 10 be executed for The
supposed crime. A scientific gen Items n hear .
ing OF the circUms tance, examined the place,
and found Il hole in the roof of tue barn, and
an aeroiite close To the spot where the deceased
had slept on the night ia question. The inno-
cence OF the accused was ut once considered -
established, and he was released.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

MAIL RoBBsRY.-Robberies Of the mail b.
come very frequent ON the line Of the Pntia-
delphia and Norrisrown Raiirosd. ana i..t
week the entire paci AZ. for Lever nga n, Pa,
iaeluding rvgis ca ,etter irvin klchn, Id,
Va was stolen. The matter was In vest Igsied,
and Wm. Yrates, a brakeman on the Train.
was arrested under circumstances fully point
lag 70 his guilt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

DisrREssIHG FArALi1Y The family of
Gallatin Blob, consisting Of himself, wife and
seven children, living ia Amherst ooaaty. Va,
has been ffiicted with n most stressing nor
taltty IN the last te W weeks. Siuce the An OF
November. four OF the children have died of
diptheria, while the other three children, 10.
getner with the father and mother, are danger.
ously i'll with the disease, and none Ut them
ex pect ted 10 recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

George Christy, the celebrated delineator OF
the pesro character, will give a series of anus.
lug entertainments at Mechsnics' Institute
Hall, commencing on Monday night. Christy
Is SAID 10 be an host within himself; but aided
as he will be by one Of the largest companies
of musicians aud actors now travelling, we
have no doubt that his en- ter tain ments v III b
highly attractive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

CoMPLiMENTARY LEvxx "A conn pltnentary
leyee vas given To Gov. Banks, OF Mass, and
lady, Wednesday night by tho ciuzens of
WaItham, Mass, irespecuve of party, at
which the Governor was preseated with =
service of silver plate, and Mrs. Banks = vain.
able gold watch. The econ ton plated departure
of Gov Banks for the West lausss much re-
grel among his neighbors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

Female Piek Susan Rainey, young lady Of
bad character, whose residence is ia the west
ern suburbs, made her appearance before the
Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge OF steal
Ing q pocket book containing slo. pistol, q
pair Of gloves, and ether article. from Aiexau.
der COX rhs smplsinsns tsstiasd that he
srsas . sail % ahe Frsvsvr sea shAs 4hsfe he
was slttinS ~ hsr sAs AaeeeN hts euxt pee IL
pg shsie Sssh ssui.. AZ tAs saAeufy WSs na,ss IL
hsss psen ssismlssea eryaea thy aafsers "
l,mtts, the rsi#pnHs sss sen hefsIe : AhpsSts
lusliss. ~ wEem shs xes kkaseisga, s&s Dill
sr.sss ts,nS fsssss Il ssa stssAssssI y
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Ssosdriag FIEssly.-Charles walker a wit
ness in the case of the Common wealth against
McDevitt, was held to bail by the Mayor yes
t-rday, 20 answer for perjury, he having
sworn 10 facts in relation to q uantity Of rope
found in McDevitrs cellar, and which an-
other witness swore were false.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-24

A VALUABLE Cow.-The Village Record
notices The performances of a COW. the pro-
perty of Joseph G. Dickinson. of West Co.
shen, Chester county, Pa, raised by himself
which produced in the last year three hun
dred and eighty six pounds of butter. netting
her owner Slli.33. In addition TO this, she
supplied his family OF six persons in milk and
cream. The butter was all cellar made and
produced without churuIng. The owher says
I'VE stir our cream In a cream POT, with a
stick which will come butter in three or f. or
minutes we can take small quantity In a
cup, which will come in half minute. The
cream Is so thick that We can turn a pot of II
upside down and il will not come out; one
quart of cream makes one pound and three
quarters Of batter. The cow will milk up 10
her eaiying; she was purchased OF VIM
Sharplsss, formerly of West Goshen, when
sue was four weeks DID," Mr. Dickinson
brought specimen Of the cream OF his 90 "
10 the once Of The Record, In q howl, and,
with sties, snsrhs6 tttats kpisrf Ia isss thra
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