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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
80 FAmILY suorIp nE wlrllour rnEA

No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT THEM.
We speak Of MLane's Liver Pills, prepared BY Fiem-
inc Bfes Pittsburgh Pa. which have become inis
lpensal,le Family Medicine The ffighifu symptoms
which arise from diseased Liver manifest themselves,
more or less every family dyspepsia sick headache,
obstr ucon Of tie aeases, agne fever pairs ia the
side With dry hacking cough, are all The results O hep
attic dersng een-and for those DR.. lanes ills are
sovereign remedy. They have never been known 10
fall md they should be kept a. all tia1es BY families.
DiREsrIoNs.-faie two three just before going to
he'd every second or third night II they do purge
two or three times by next morning take one Or two
more slight breakfast should invariably follow their
use.
The Liver Pills may also be used who're purging Is
simply necessary. As anii-bous purgative, they
are inferior to noae aud in doses Of two three,
they rive astonishing relief 10 sick headache; also n
sill ht derange OF the stomach
s~ Purchasers viii be careful toask for DR.. M'LANEs
ICeI.gRRATRp IlyEn PILLS. manufactured BY FLEMING
BROS OF Pitsbufg Pa. There are other Pills purpert
ing to be Liver Pills, before the public Dr. Me-
lanes genuine Liver Pills. also his celebrated yermi
fuge, now BE- had g an respectable drug stores.
None geysusac wiikeNt tie sigHatare II
12mi FLEMING BROS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

Flour FOR New OREANs.-Three hum
bred barrels Of flour came down from Clay
ton Saturday evening, for shipment to New
Orleans BY rail. 1t is the first shipment Of
a lot Of 5000 barrels to go the same way,
from the Clayton Mills DuateiM 1duer-
ftser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

= Thanks to MIR. C. L. Sherman fol
a.. -'Ac'' Of plums and apples. to Mr.. j.
Il .''Sr ioF severalfine melons and to others
lelp to drive melancholy from the
Larald Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
We are reioiced to find that the renown-

" G aT5 IVIOIUoN % IIIIU tIIsEI III0 TtHOWH-
cd Chemist Of New England Doctor Aver has at length
turned bis attention " the disorder which bangs like
blight on our community. Our section il healthy a.
any other, with single exception, that Ii the
Fevar and Ague, which haunts us on every side. Bat
his remedy dies cure, as We should know it must, if he
made It. Cast cut this baetul distemper from among
u.s. and ours OF the lovliest spots in the west.
Srniilsl Enirfela. I0a1a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

rsyRY ibis rsnarablc ana most interesting remedy
4 Itis composed 0f tho concentrated juices Of the
most powerful and tae most soothing plants aud roots
IN nature, chemically combined ana insulated N we'll
sealed glass Bottles, and charged By powerful batey
Thus possessing IN addition 10 superior medcd yir-
tucs strong Magnetic and Electric properties pofouna'
Is peuesntine, snd eminentY quoting and sIothing-+
Il relieves pain and inflammation at once when ireeg
aBpied) relaxing the strained muscles and nerves, Nv
ing lie and vitality by is e-gylng guailtie -
para wed nars and chronic or long standing eoRa IS
and Weaknesses allaying pain. (NeuIaigia,l =
rifa;ion and removing distinctions ike charm. ln-
iced an who have used u speak o. y AZ w Y Won.
sa,, ,,safcsne and esteem it by iarsdperiur to any
aud an other external remedies ~ USE aRpitea ~
season IL nniaiing remedy Tor the group, sore
Throat, Inflammation Of be Lunss' boHsls Lltes Mo-
Anna IN the Breast and at all times cures nervcas
Headache Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, tar Aehes Tooth Aches
Acne rs tie Face, Puppies and Erupions Of all kindy
cs Bruised and SpIained Limbs, Burns, Frozen Parts,
cbblaips indoent and long standing Sores, Wounds,
&C. &C.. Hwiialsq restore The Hair. to the Bald Heal
and pceycnt the liai%fom falling
The Magnetic 0ntoAQth has been extensively used up
VA leg,cnees an Il "A M cure II hon apriied het. for
An tie Propsietors ask tSrthe Magnetic Ointmentisa
fair fialsWu6dent that AL they claim for it. viii be
found rneJo the letter IN the neghborbood where u
Il manufactured, many people buy i By ths quantIy
and II is kept aud used BY almost every nhabant as
Panacea for the numerous pains ana aches every an
IN II more OF less afflicted With. We Say a1alR
TRY DR.. TRaSgS MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
Nome genuine unless signed S, Bnsp, with Pen.--
see Pamphlets containing full directions around each
Bottle and circulars LEFT With agents Price shiiings
s,r small and 3 shngF for large Bottles.
For sale by John y. Caliis and all Druggists ~ the
county. ,...r<.,,g
~ Al orders should bc addressed to Wst. ApDGls
10 EaYlxilie Madison Co, y. X
sssa3 Al t.neasiaf IL Geo jl Cox ard , .. Calls;
faffon faf8ea Il Fafsons Patch Grove, Alex inni q
10 Fssnsi,nora. Mark Finbicun; Boscohel, Georea
ffaW II CO.. and Alfred Paraer; Muscoda hiisape'h 4
Harris; Enenboro. John BaFneft Psaleyes isplaAs y
s,ssssi ana MFs Ann WilIiams Smelizfr's Gfore.
lssi,sx isnrcea@ Iamesfown. &. g. SkinneF Bros.
sTolav, Alsx wood and IS medicine deaiess s@ney-
u.yl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

REPUBLICAN VoTERs OF OH GRANT,
Please consider my nounced as u candidate Qu
the next Republican Congenton) for the Office o.Reg
ister Of Deeds" at the ensuing electian.
WILLIAM NJ REED
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

- 4 short communication is Offered
- ! : Mills Esq, on the subject Of rail
bat week
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
1lAKEN UP ON TIE Goth DAY or

August 1850, on the premises OF tho undersigned,
in the town of Rososi, county Of Grant aud state of
Wisconsin, on lands owned bg him, one yoke OF oVen
about years old, brlndie With white under
Ills belly, horns, naikan under Bit Ia the left
car and silt in both ears tho other light res OK,
with dropping short horn close to his head, MATHS
cannot be designated. Dated Poos August the 10Th,
ls6o. ll4a SAMUEL DRUM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

d., = MissIssrprr-The river for some
=, I'' been low; 50 low that the steam
a J, a' 4 have been damn,ing it from one
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

litas s0R sAtE.-Mr. George Barton q
for .,lo ''ii'' adyertises his land, zoo acres,
sue very low.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

To THE s-MILLINERY.-- ladies
Of Lancaster aud vicinity informed that Mrs MiLLx
will continue to do work in her Inc at her residence
known the Dayton Hoase She i prepared to do
work according Eastern styles Also repair aud alter
hats to sui. present fashions Some httontoa viii bt
given to economy in the Of trimmings well as
charges for work. go 44u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

4 Bosoo,a thanks are due to D. T. Parker,
aem v' ior latest important Milwaukee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

PoRTMoN1E LosT.--Thc subscriber lost,
on Saturday the 18th inst Morocco Portmonie with
brass clasp, containing twenty dollar Bank Note
state of Missouri: one Wisconsin dollar Bank Note
and silver, twenty OF four dollars in all.
Any person finding and returning the same will be lib
orally re6arded l. M. RICHMOND.
Lancaster, Aug. q, 1860 loft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
I4NCAsTER MAILS.

EAsTE RN.
Ia, tuesdays and SATURDAYS .s a. on3 II Fri r. !.
Lsags1 and Galsn" lancaster for New cai q
r. poot L %Sassdiaesdays and Saturdays Al Z ~
BstuFns luz wEsTER sor
Lancaster M9 ssss and h g4ag' + s M :
IesYe IN Prairie du nes Lancaster for Bee town
oa 1t II a. N. nd Fridays at a. M Returns
I'D Cas5.,sV and Saturdays at Z u
Lancaster Monday; and RETURNS. TaaGsa Fas q and
Friday ~ THERS,
lan., wsans.ds sao ' days Saturdays At
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
TO OWNERS OF
Threahing Machines.

Having purchased the Patent Right for the county Of
6rnt 70 manufacture and sell j. Herya Jones Equal
izeis OF Horse Powers, would shy to each and every
Of threshng machine, that will prepared 10
furnish him with sett the present They arc
nade entirely Of rOn simple in their construction, and
very dulable The draft by their use is so equazed
round power to DO impossible 10 break the power
break out sweep often the without them.
Having purchase the Right late in the Autumn Of 80,
did not manufacture but few setts las .,'eason.
Tie following statement, made BY those who hsad
them last season, speaks for itsell
We hereby certify that usein The Autumn of 1869,
IIerva Jones Egaalizers for Horse Powers, manuac-
trred and sold By VIM. W. Field Of Fennimore, and
rat believe them TO be Of great benefit to every
fhreshag Machine The danger Of bursting Powers and
breaking sweeps, by their use Is wholly avoided. No
power BY the decreased speed Of team a. cross
ing the trundiing ROD, or from any other cause anu
consequently the cylider with much steadyer mo-
aon Every Horse Power to be perfect, should have
them attached. In a word we would not run good
machine without them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
4aIicoes Cheaper Now Than Ever.


Our Millinery Busiiaess.
We intend closing out III Few weeks. word 70 ia.
wise is sufficient. The goods n tta department mas
be solid no uattrr what th1y bring So those Wishing
millinery goods oTany kind Lad better avail themselves
oF tls opportunity. s. Il, ~
-.,np from this dale for $780, and the same tisis
bic reduction VIII be made oil goods until we eoss
gespccti aliv submitted,
McKEY & BROTHER,
rzgr Nest door 10 the POST oaiee, Patiesiile, wiz
plArrKvlrtE, July % lsso ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
KER osENE OIL

kERoSEN OIL
The pure article, perfectly transparent and burning
without smoke or sinensking the most powerful and
beautiful light of anythsg known 1t cost exceed
ing half cent per hour. Also splendid variety Of
lamps for burning the sanc for sale by H. & b.
Lancaster, April 2oti, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08
rnlIr TEnrLEToN Tonnlmore,

ISAAC WALKkR Patch Grove.
JEROME EyERrrT, Marion.
All orders addressed TO at kennmore, will receive
nron,pt attantion WILLIAM W. FIELD
Feluimore, Grant Co, WIS.,, Jone II, 1850. 52m5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-08

ror bic 1eller iaformalion q te DuyIag paOIie WI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

HUMAN NATURE-An Eastern paper tells y
good anecdote OF an opulent widow lady, who
once afforded a queer illustration of that cold
notnre,, ), II was CHRISTMAS Eve Of one of
those old fashioned winters which were so
cold The old lady put on an extra shawl. and
as she hugged her shiverins frame, she said to
her faithful negro servant ats terrible cold
widow Green, must be suffering Take the
wheelbarrow, Scip, fill it full Of wood pile
on good load, and tell the poor woman to
keep herself comfortable. But before you go.
Scip nut some more wood on the fire, and
make me nice mug Of fiip." Those last or
ders were duly obeyed, and the old lady was
,us o io'a inside about saa ssn.
mistress interposed again: "Stop. Scip. Yon
need not 20 now. Ths tnsashsr has moderated"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11
q. Good alvlce Worth FeIlowing.-To

- Good tivicr Worth Foiiowinc.-To
sue. ri our fellow BEINGS IN t are sufa flng from
cata en,rUt ot The dl- e@tIye stem. advise
tie USE "a lhtt wonderful medicine BAKER S
tRHAiJN +! TIERS. Many have failed to hnd
rciei lTnW other nledtcnes,-but al those that
have taken ''soud advice and made use Of he
. % ''rrs have ,uud sr'at and permanent rehei.
''bJ japE aGd do iikewIse.N is sage advice, and
followed ~ tins Instance Will Show the mDn OF
s-tse. All that afflicted with Dyspepsia,
h'slaHfa Nervous heaetache, LAYER Complaint
aud 5I diseases arising from di-estion, should
n..e use Of BAKERS BITFERS, If they desire
e. ,e certainly cured.
Io te had of ALI the principal Druggists IN this
c.'1 I'd els4 where IN Virginia. Orders promptly
flied hy addressing +. BAKER. Proprietor,
d. se-ts Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

Harp,r's Ferry A6ar.-The joint commi tees
OF the Senate and House OF Delegates, who
were appointed some fex weeks since Tor tbs
purpose OF inve~tigaung the circums lances
connected with The raid of old John Brown
and his fanaticaI followers on Virginia soil,
met last night in the hall Of the House 10 hear
testimony on the subject. Andrew Hunter,
Esq Of Jefferson county, who assisted TO pro-
secue the malefactors, is in Town, and was ex-
pected TO appear before the committee as a
witness. He was doubtless able in doing 50,
10 throw much light on the subject which
specially engages the attention Of the commit
tee. When the literary ntents Of old Browns
carpet bag are printed together with such evi.
dence as the committee may be able to collec,
the contents of the volume will surprise a
great many people. II. was intimated some
evidence furnished BY the carpet. bag h.1
been put in the hands Of the public printers
SO as 10 be ready for the use of the committee
in pursuing their Investigations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11
r. Kidney and Bladder Com aints.-T

aeerst and nns, important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Crlnar. distractions, Leucor-
thg. ~ Whltes, Sexual Weaknesses, Pm, sical
ftoslr1uon rld DEBILITY of either sex, is HARTS-
hDkNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
f6Is"ns who have been unable TO walk, have soOL
Dcrh felt ved it this powerful COMPOUND. II is
P'ettred by Chemist, and is pronounced 10y medi-
81 t ne4 nd those who have used it, be the best
D Db' tOAlPUU y IN the world. Larse bottles
= -jiatl bottles 81 cents. A fresh suppl, just re-
c'.trd ~ FIShERS Il WINSTON, Druggists,
ie l4-i2rn Main street Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11
60 Great s;arwafus-

So Great Bargains
FOR CASH, At
PERKINS 4 co.'s,
No lil, EAGLE SQuARs.
ta Brown SHIFTING. Heavy. at6d.
! Eescheh - q" at6d
Super. - - - at 10 cents
The heS,4A everisod here. az l21l,cts
la 30 ta.t Cuj'd PRINTS. Al -. cents
Lest English ana Amer PRINTS. at II cents
s. = Val tNlIAS aud DtLAINES. at I2t7 cts.
H,eu ftTS pELAINES. al 523s Cts, worth 81, cts
HHENS SILKS. vera cheap
2 erf h"h SILK ROBES, n SO, worth s45
L . Jl4p rs, as good as AieXander's s. 1t IS cts
BEST l04 B cached SHEEIIN6S 4, 2S cts.
PERKINS Il CO.,
se lg-ts No I4i Eagie Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

U. S ConYt.-The session of the Federal
Court, (U S. Cireuit,) Hon. James b. Haly-
burton presiding, commenced yesterday in
Bosher's Hail. at 10 o'clock. Persons having
business as witnesses or jurors, would do well
to be on hand at the same hour to-day.
Among the curiosties preserved in this
Court, besides the records of the trial of Aaron
Burr, for treason, are the ropes with which
Read and Clements were hung, in 1852, for
piracy on the high seas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

VIRGINIA Posr-O -OFFIcxs.-A new Office is
established at Taylor Oil Mines, Taylor coun-
ty, and NJ. q. Winchester appointed post
master, to be supplied from Forksburg.
ointments.--Zephaniah Buckly, post
mas Ter at Sangstsr's Station, Fairfax county,
vice r. w. Payne, resigned. VIM. Oheatham,
postmaster 1T Lovingston, Nelson county, Va,
vice r. X. Bibb failed TO give bond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

NEW York iia;n H. Burton, the
distinguls he'd comedian, " no has ioT svme lime
been Ill OF disease OF the heart, WAS 80 low
Sunday that some OF hts friends feared jhat
he might not live through the night. Very
slight hopes, il is said, are now entertained oi
his ultimate recovery
Rev. DIR McCiintock, OF New York. has t.en
invned TO take charge OF the American cha pei
in Paris, and mas Indicated his acceptance az
the inv vita,iou. Rev. Mr. Seri-y, recently OH.
ciaung clergy men there, returned ~ this
country several weeks since.
On Saturday last the percussion-eap fac
tory, in Carol, near First street. Gowanus,
owned by DIR. Isaac Goidworth. expioded. .
killing Instantly a young maa named Cha IL 5
iiailenbrock, the only person on The premises
al the lime. A part OF This same place " "a
blown mp II few weeks ago. TueIe was one
life lost at that time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

VI Z. Z. nnair uttina.-TO THE CITIZENS AND
VIA i.nhH,NptkS VISITING THE CITY.-if you
apvqas .ei your Hair cut in the latest ard most
SJS''a.o sue would advise you to call on HOB
aid Ribs ., bis HAIR Cutting, Shaving, 6hanpoolnE
,lha'hg hosn.s, under the American Hotel.
fi'ce @n ilth street
abe nilernsn also can get their whiskers
mas, enc changed from red, light, or grey, 70
" aatiui black or brown color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

AN ABscosDrNa FoRGER.-Oliver Howe. of
Lyme, N. H., Is supposed TO have left for Cali
fornia in the last steamer from New York
leaving forged paper to the amount Of eight or
ten Thousand dollars, on which he realized the
cash. Several OF the business men of G rotor
Mass, and the Lancaster. Townsend, and one
of the Fitzburg banks, also the Bradford (Vt)
Bank, are among the sufferers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

VICE PRESIDENT BREcKINRiDGE is the
grandson Of Rev. Samuel Stanhope Smith.
one of the most learned and elegant gen tlemen
aud scholars Of his day; aud his great grand.
father was the celebrated DIR. Witherspoon,
also a president Of Princeton College, and one
Of the signers Of the Declaration Of independ.
ence FROM the State Of New Jersey.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

e. Notice. Having purchased the interes; Of
~ ne paftHer. NJ r. Powell, | shall continue the
HOiHk PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
n =. Is branches, as heretofore.
-" IN thtnks lar the patronage so literally ex
,til.u % the late urn. solicit Il continuance of
& sie hNhr &c old stand corner of Bank and 18th
SLeeis' ROBERT CARTWRIGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

Dahlberg-familiarIy known 10 the rnesis ~
the Exchange Hotel (where he was employed
for many years pasU and to the citizen. al
large Us John Swede--took place yesterday
evening, Al O'clock. from the lst Presby terian
Church, ON Capitol street An imnres.ivs
discourse was delivered on the occasion by the
pastor, Rev. I. v. Moore. after which the re-
mains were taken To the Shockoe Hill buryiny
ground, accompanied by the Knights Tenn plar.
Masons and Odd Fellows, and there Inferred
with all the rights and ceremonies peculiar to
the brethren Of The mystic tie on such occasions
Smiths famous band led the Odd Fellows.
and the newly formed "Unioa band, directed
BY Loebman. marched in front of the Knishts
Tempiar. The magnificent funeral dirges
with which the march TO the grave was &C
compauied, added much 10 Tho solemniiy OF
the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11
ss.rhe Great virginia Remedy, and no

k - n n
B~TRrG.-PETERS' fNFAILIBLE REMEDY
For 5ONNRRHEA. AND ALL SECRET DIS
EhSfS.- TINS Srent American remeds- contain
m. 60 Nercnrill or balsamic properties, excels
era-tthin heretofore offered the public. It's Gu
faf,ve. restorative. and rencvatlng powers; and
the medical world are lstonlshed when told that
the above remedy Viii the above diseases and
coalounded when the. have ocular demonstTa-
lions oi tie facts. Bat the proprietor, who mas
known al the rfaCdF for twenty odd years, has
known If a case of twenty Years standing TO lie
restored Ia perfect health, .nC all other oI
-borte~ dura on 10 t.e restored. without single
exception. and therefore challenges any of
GvEc7rhPa wa.ch the rsmed, WI! not cure, pro-
yldet he directions are carried nut with prudence
on the part OF the patent: and an. one puTc
hsIt dozen bottles and Using accordingly. IN hi
or hpr cRse. he guarantees perfect cure. and IN
cEsa ii failure, VII tGTnsn td6Ifional medicine.
free Of charge, "a complete the cuTe. through his
a.euts: and cure viii he effected without moor
vsElence IL the patent Sold bS
AptFRSON L DIPt /. Druggists.
agents for the crty ot r edmond,
al J-fu.F No. 2Ul. Broad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

TIE Montgomery Quarts BaN.--We should
certainly do an stice, not only to the wor-
thy managers of the Mon tgomery uard 5 ball ,
but to our own feelings, We're we TO omit 10
make a more extended notice Of that elegant
occasion, than that which appeared i'll our COL
umns yesterday. We Were late in our arrival
| for the multitarious duties of journalism kept
us at our post until near the ''wee sma hours;'
| but on approaching the Mechanics Institute
a trans parency met our gaze, Inscribed with
| the good old Irish motto-"Cead Mile Failtha,'
| which at once assured us that we would have
at least a thousand welcomes and when we
| turn the "mind's eye" backward, it seems to
us that Wa received no ess than forty thousand
genial hearty, cordial and friendly salutes
which, it is hardly necessary to say, made us
feel ''at home Straigh htway. But II the out
side impressions were favorable, what were
the first impressions on entering the grand
hall The tasty, but not extravagant dresses
of the ladies; the snowy uniforms and gilded
epaulcttes of the numerous military gentle
meI; the decorations of flags and weii-chosen
pictures and the ins spring sound of the IN usic
under the lead OF the weii-knoWn Smith, COM
bned almost 10 bewiider the senses while
everything certainly carried our memory back
TO the happier days OF youth, when we could
parties pate in all these innocent pleasu
and enjoy them to cur hearts content.
The dances were carried ont wi III muc h spirit
aud we can say with entire truth that we
never looked upon gayer or more brilliant
scene. The supper was as luXuriant as could
have been wished for. After the general ban
the guests, with champagne and all those lit
tie "hxings" " which enter nto the composition
of a gala occasion. The Mayor Of The city oc-
cupied one end of the table, as President and
Leut. Col. Moore the other. There We're pres
ent several military gen tlemeD from % her por-
tions OF the State, including Capt. Ashby of
Fauquier, Col. Weisiger of Petersburg and
several more, who were visiJin the city for
| the purpose of attending the Military Com
vention. Several speeches were made and
| toasts delivered, and We call To mind espe-
ciaily a remark of VIM. +. Watson, Esq,
| TO the effect that of all the companies in the
| city, the Mon,g 'nery Guard alone celebrated
the anniversary OF The battle OF New Orleans.
| All honor 10 the Montgomery Guard, who,
undrr Lieut.. Dooley, are improving rapidly il.
| numbers and IN drill.
The dancing was kept up until jocund day
peeped over he mill tops, aud eD0ed with n
| good old-tashioned Virginia reel and then the
bright eyes and rosy cheeks suddeniy vanish.
ed. and Ill went to ind duIge In pleasant dreams
induced bv ,he incidents of the MONTGOMERY
Guards ball.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

Good Lar.-A bill passed the Senate yes'er-
day to exempt the Mechanics Institute and its
LeySdences Of indie btedness from taxation by the
State. The Senators did themselves credit in
thus evidencing their intention of fostering the
In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11
81 iiartshoInr' iurc-iIi.

II CURES ALL PAIN.
THIS valuable preparation used internally and
externally. II cures
tnDrHACHk. HEApACHF,
apkhlNSald BRUISES Oh lLBLAINS,
CHOLERA MORBUS, EARAcHE,
fHErMATISM, SCAl.DS and BURNS,
NEURALGIA. CHOLERA,
PAIN N THE LIMBS. PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAtN lut the STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SOEE THROAT, FROSTED FEET,
PAIN N THE BACK, PAIN IN the BOWELS.
Beng fine TONIC, it Is very beneficial ior a
EebA stomach ar bowels.
10 bottles of r. Is and 50 cents. Sold by all Drug
ssts in Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk, and
th!Uus nDut the State. le i4-l2m