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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28
pLAlnlRn
Lost.

eve gass set in gold with the initials s W. engrav
ed thereon very valuable TO the owner and whocv
err will return this Office shall be satisfied for the trouble
Bellows Falls, Nov y, 1851. -
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rrE az VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court
II a. - ksTNGssTER S 8. for said District To all
nsa. a.; listed in the Estate of JOSEPH oSGooD late
q GraftoIfa 81 s.;, astata has
in writing said court, representing that
beneficial to the heirs and all others intereste
~ - late sell the whole Of the real estate Of ssad de-
IN hcuding the reEerson widows right of dow
and convert the into money. and has prayed
e to sell the same and brings into court the con-
writing for such sale of all the heirs to said estate
t13reside in this State.
Bu are hereby notified that this court will decide upon
"a application the session thereof to be held at the ONCE
Stoddard in Townshend in said district, the first
Wednesday in January A. D. 1861, when and where you
NAV be heard in the premises if you see fit.
BENZ. W. DEAN. Reg'r.
Grafton, Dec IL, 1860. 90
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SITE OLE YERMo NJ,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST. WINDSOR s, 3 lot the blsict OF VIM
To Eli persons concerned in the estatep REUBEN
K SLACK late Of Plymouth in said Dist1t, deceased
intestate. ., uHAhilNt:
where's Joel D. Slack and Ebene5er X SlaS, Admins
,ors ~ hs estate OF said deceased propose endering
a.coUnt 81 their administration and presenhg their
Cont AGAINST aid estate Tor allowance sson of said
Cort ~ H. held AZ the Inn of C. q. White Cayenl sh
in said District the fourth Tuesday OF JAuary A. d.
xou are hereby notified to appes before said
YOU have why the said account should not be slowed
Dated At Cayendish in said district this twstieth day of
January, A, D. 1850.
h22 CLARK Il. CHAPMAN Register.
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JAMAICA lTEMs.-The Baptist Church
4hd Society have within few weeks past
peau'ihed their place of worship by adding
s"ew plaster, new paper, new carpet, &c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28
The Regenerator is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
Who wants a Good Head of Hair? U.s.
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration ant
Hair Dressing.

-
Please read few certificates from the following relia-
bic and well known people.
MEssRs IIgSRY =. WILSON CO.--My wife is now
u.ng your Regeneration for the hair, and prononnces It
far superior anything she used for the hair 1t IS
easily applied does soil in the leashas disagree
able odor increases growth Of hair, prevents il fall
ing off, and often the headache | forward you
this oertiaczte unsolicited because thinS an article
that will do ~a your Hair Regeneration WILL should he
widely known think it is the best article for the LAIR
nozg ia use. Respectfully, Sc,
REV JACOB STEVENS, SewlurypOrt, Gs.
al ike the Hair Regenerdtor and Dressing uery
much" REY. Csc. W. BecDtNo, Hartford, It.
81 pnhesitatingig pronounce ii fRUriaGbte a-tt-
Gle fTSal the effect my otCH hedi."
A HILL, wife of Rev. Henry Ill., Manchester, n. IL
ar rendered my hGr son and glossy"
AiSoT FaSRAR, Saratoga Springs, N Y
81 feet confident that it operates dye, but
10 restore Shc roots their natural healthy state"
Rev. Z. NJ. KElloc Nashua, n. H.
e most checrti,ily recommend ii to Ell persohsn
REv. C. RUSSELL, Littlet'n, n. II.
November !.
Hfrssps HsxuY r wnsoS & Co: have no hesjtiney
IN sayu- ia my opinion Mrs Wilson's Hair Regcner-
tor aud Hair Dressing the best hair preparations nov
In use ! shall enntiuHr to them with pleasure.
Rgv II, u. HARTwEfL, Lawrence, Mass.
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r.. HYDE

II As just returned from Boston with fresh supply Of
IL Groceries. which be i oFing At reduced prizes 80
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NOyenlhCr.
tfsssBs Ht;yEy ? WusoS & Co: I have used your
LA Iecncror and Hair Dressing. and have received
GREAT benefit rrum them. deem the articles worthy It
hrh concentration, and cheerfuliy recommend them to
all who want gray hair TO its original color or
to any who troubled with danduf, disarrceahe
itching the head humors or TO those whose hair Is
falling from the head.
EvG W. II CLARK, Great Fails, n II.
NsssEs II say ? WrsoS Co deem Mrs. will
son IJslr I,rreDcratur aud Hair Dressing the standard
articles n a | hair preparations. hgyr Ia mary IN.
rn III remove dandru restore he hair TO its original
color cure entirely the most painful healaclleslnd IN
satna instances most serious humors Personally have
heeo a sharer in several Of these benefits
REy. HENRY HILL, Manchester, \. II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-12-28

IAYE Just returned from market with full assoTtug
Il Of Dry Goods and Groceries and having bougw,
cash al the very lowest prices prepared to ohf
huyers the very best bargains OF he season
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kElessnt Spring Goods.
Pkkk lNS 4 Co,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH DEALERS.
No lH. Eagle Square.
Are now receiving, and IN a few days will
hsve IN stare, large and complete stock of the
sevest and best STYLES of FOREIGN and DO
AhSiIC On GOODS, 10 winch they invite the
'Hen'on ni cash snd shorttime BUYERS. Their
foods are Parked at very low prices, tu attract
CASH CtsT0NtKs
NOW OPEN,
Essant DRFSS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
besltltll BtRtGES and ORGANDIES,
bEkEGE and ORGANDIE ROBES
bFbbAAAplNk and BEREGE ANGLAlS
BEREGE ANGLAIs, ROSALBUs and VA
LkNTiAS
GREY POpLfNS.
AUD great varietr al Goods for Street and
iiLselhg Dfesses- The above goods were ppI-
ca-ses ~ ths iaTse auction sales in New York the
sofe ~ 'eeiA
FRENCH JACONETS and BRlLLIANTS.
tULLAkD SiLKS-vary cheap
kMBk0! pERiES and LACES
Rich FRkNCH LACE MANTLES
BLACK SILK and MOURNING MAN
DCSTLRS and SUITS of DRESS and MAN
m iLt, made up 10 macth
lhunpsdh HOOP SkIRrS-the best made
..,I, La'gs stock stock PLANTATION GOODS
LINEN sHEETiNGs.
-,,.,.,.. Ia BILE DAMASKS, NAPKINS.
.VAELihGS, GlNGHAMS.
gL0fES and HOSIERY. of every description
PERKINS Il Co, Cash Store,
Ah S-ih No. l4l Eagle Square.
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.hsprTiVE sToCKOF NEW GOODS NOW
~ A''O OPENING
WHOLESALE AND Retail,

,,,,ursrR BROTHERS. lo3 Broad street.
n.ina,,.lnrere,iruted = !. Low Prices FOR CASH,
~ ~ sro,npt pa, ,ns customers on the usual time,
s,rcs comprises. in part. excellent barr ains
.s rs ,otiowlng GOODS. TO which we respectfully
!, he si,enton oi ''e purchasing communl'y. a
..o.ss,ry 20 insure sales to the most econOnseai
S'ss DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..
sIIKs of newest designs IN any quantity, from
y rss Fs's is.i st B.sck $ SILK in the city.
ga,eses: Grenadines: Tissues; Organdies /;
- ulards Berege nsiaise French .Iaco-
.,s. Br,iants Lawns and Travelling Goods. by
i, sd and IN robes less than Is per cent. on cost
e 'i'P'' '''''"' LINEN GOODS.
- tlecss pure irish Linen AT Is cents per yard.
rs vleces pure lrish Linen st 313a cts. per yard.
/. ;ieoes pure Irish Llren ST so cents pei. yard.
..stnass; Pillow Linen; Table Damask; Nap
srt sgd Towels ladies' and gents Linen Cam
- Handserchlefs. very cheap; linen Drills
Ea''''A'A ''i'u WHITE GoODs. D'"'0'''
rsobrcs; jaeonets; Swiss,s. Checks; Stripes
ans Tsrlstsns Grapes. by the piece or by
~' ''''' DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Bissrasd and Brown shiItInss and Sheetings. of
c.F5's:sd makes. such As New York Mills. Londs-
is.s OF ,! the ,srd, Also. fall stock Of such
3aoos a. belong 70 ms dspartment kenerally.
CJ VI n.
90 french Lace Points; 2sO Lace Man,les. of VA
-ags s.,iss; burnous. Mandarines, Piccolominls,
.ss al tie newest st, les out Also. laree stock OF
psxSPRihG ShAWI,S eressdsHgly cheap
EMBROlDERIES
ID tkis department we can show the largest and
~ .pest 5oods o me Mind in the city, without any
,ice yton. comprising everything coming under
M head. too uurnei ious IN mention. We, how
.g4, call the particular attention OF ladies' Ia the
,sor,ment Of neat CANT nc Bands. which are SO
.ss TsD!e.
Lst!es'. misses, gents and boys Hose and Half
Ems of all kinds snd all prices; very low by the
th,ah OF by the pair.
fikhsOLS AND LADIES Sun UMBRELLAS.
In flest variety aud cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS,
A. our dsusI uarIvaled low prices.
Ns'chan,s from towns or the country who are
Ma. .. theIr selections IN this market, would con-
u .be.r interest by giving our stock an examina-
r0n mAns Goods they can save IS per cent
u purchasing from. us.
J.MlLLHI2ER BRO, 1893 Broad st.
nj i9-lm
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THE MARRYING SEASON IN IRELAND From
New Years day to the commencement of Lent
is the grea marrying season in many parts Of
Ireland. A late Irish Journal says:
The "Irish marrying season. has been. this
year, more than usually successful, much to
the advantage of the clergy, the benefit Of
grocers, butchers, bakers, DC, and the delec.
tation Of wedding-goers. The middle classes
particularly made a flrst.rate turn ont OF il.
and seldom wi thin the same space of time have
SO many of their number fallen willing VIC
Tins to the aItful wiies of Cupid AS during
the last month. The I.otharios, too, have been
most liberal in the payment Of the marriage
fees and many ''go0d Father buttoued his
pocket upon eco or $50 note, after perform.
ing the ceremony, as a reward OF his kind ser.
vice.
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hhear.
HEAR.
CT THE United STATES

a.. W A II T. I IANi Ell . n f1iS
-; 1ss class, proverbially Jsetis and Mnhealthy
y. sa!s We ma. not hope for any change for the
- rnf' -hi! there is A better understanding of the
VS. sss aeai.t, We may, however, congratulate the
s+alh !. on the Introduction OF a remedy which
~ ~ tagsf itseit of great value in relieving. and
sa'rt'gr Ia, general and aeTroas debility Of
''cit ritl- We mean
aMFI0N'S VEGETABLE T!NCTURE.
Gf 'ssae freat medicine for the sex.
:. h.Mpsou SAVE II ls great blessing to them,
a.,,. 't Z aat disease to which they are subject
+ y MI noi cHre
|, sl7Ve extract, written by medical man.
y. !. lcoIfoborated by our test known citizens,
-. ave seen tue effects of this Tincture on their
~ C.ashters and delicate children. Cough,
Eis.qts1h' EiS.ta Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, with numer
~ .it1,f q, diseases, are cured by il.
|. Il Lbs AND CHiLDREN.-This TING
Wal be ionnd great medicine for ali their
= [s'I bi! ind get Pamphlets and see cures.
|aG Tohkv hhCELi, LADD Il CO., Richmond.
In egSYh SIh Il, rede rickshurg: by all the Drug
|sily Rs'sisIsturg: by MORTIMER & NOW
s..,, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
III ' everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles
fe X-d6cwts
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NEW YORK ITKMs.-A letter from New
York, Saturday, has the following items:

XOIh, ontuIudys y Has LAt AOllOWluS ITEMS
The famous Bartlett. Ovedo (diamond) wed i.
ding is causing fresh trouble in some of the
newspaper offices. The father Of Mrs. Oviedo
(Lient. BartleID taking offence at u recent ar
ticle in the "Home Journal went to the Of
flee OF that paper this morning. and demanded
personal apology of the editor which the
editor refused TO give. Thereupon the Lieu
tenant left the sanctum in high dudgeon de-
claring that he would have Immediate salts
faction. The latest rumor from the seat OF
war Is, that a hostile measure has been sent to
the offending knight Of the quill.
In the L. ). Circuit Court, this afternoon,
James S. Williams, convicted OF stealing
letter from the post Office. containing draft
for s., 900 was sentenced to hard labor in 'he
State prison, at Sing Sing, for term Of eight
years. The prisoner was much affected on
hearing his doom.
The political machine is rapidly getting
up steam on President lial account here. Last
night A "Seward Club" was formed up town:
also, a Central (Republican) Campaign Club;
also, a French Republican Club, for the pur-
pose Of spreading among citizens of French
origin the doctrines and principles of human
freedom" The Democrats are equally indus
trious, having club meetings In the various
wards almost every night.
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r.ss.rasns, 'o!ds, H0aFsenesS, kc.-The
:. Ia "a Q! The above complaints at this season
ss .pac'sss ol bringing out a host OF professedly
ssa, 10 NC. and while some few may be good,
ftIspte,ssees ard some even dangerous. TO
Is the best course to pursue
l. ~. ,o. 'gch remedies as long pab.ic eSusTence
+, pR's ts be safe and efEcacious. or this class
tkABIt a., loMfOUND SYRUP OF GUM
Y saa N, olxinaiiy the favorite prescri ption oi
Asly Msda'n, W., n,sieian, IT coon became a popular
as;susd !" aa, and without advertising, has
Y went, ,ans n,os a growing reputation for the
aaa,a sn .a'a; In al recent cases it acts like
q c.a.h au9 IA chfonic cases. Bronchitis Hoop
sllsarsls,.st st,oup, Asthma. &C., il is used with
e.sisr. H. shet q winston. Meade Il Baker, A.
Ii sld a. - cents per bottle. and in an elo-
b iaI Psoasaht l."zcnge form l2,a and Is cents
F. Bsi,n,orssa sa'so 20 by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
------~-e' wa fe 4-3m"
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The Shipping in the dock yesterday morning
was quite attractive in appearance, as well
and good order to be witnessed. Most of the
jolly tars were neatly rgged ont in their
Sunday.go to- o-meeting suits, and seated about
on the decks of their crafts reading and CON-
versinY, whilst from the mast heads OF MANY
OF the vessels were to be seen futterinq In the
breeze the gay colored streamers and the stars
and stripes. When the Bethel, at the corner
of Goth and Gary streets, is completed, these
men viii then have house Of worship Of their
own, which, we are sure they will properiy
appreciate
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wilson's Pills." Doctors will Diff
- 80 mode af tire stsna diseases. but all who
isf u ava va i,r iI.SoN'S TONIC. CATHARTIC
tsse seE.ITt' .ItTSt 'DYsrEPTIC PILLS. agree in saying
sac ~, sre unsurpassed as remedy for Dyspep
ihsi iEEe, y teadache. Nervous Headache. Heart.
- 'ns,rbo,s and other diseases. IL IN aatcnish-
'@ft s,s, ,hslr administration, and how dscided
70. ssesi Sold cn!, lp -
ilf.' e'e''' FISHER 4 WINSTON,
-h Wholesale Agents.
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MILLINERY Goods.

IL Millinery Goods.
SPRING YLES.
& 'as. opened. al n. C.. BARTON'S, 100 Main
W. W. lsrser assortment than usual Of BON
..fhi> Y FLOW EkS and Ribbons, LACE MAN
..LAAs, LACE POINTS, and materials for the
a sas psGe 10 70 order. Country merchants sup
iaN Win trimmed SrRAW and SILK BONNETS
'T4r' " al The shortest notice.
w.. 'enove Ia Few weeks to our new store,
~ =. Nan ST., between sth and 9th streets
NF-ig C. BARTON, log Main ST.
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The Amended Charter Of the city is to be voted
upoC on the ith of April, and we are sure hat
every citizen who has given the subject
other high court for the disposal Of the vast
amount of civil aud criminal business con.
tinually accommodating upon Judge Meredi,h.
and which must inevitably overwhelm him.
unless he is relieved Not only will an i'm,
portant class of civil business be more readi.
ly disposed of, but by the holding Of monthly
terms the Hastings Judge can try criminal
causes. and thus facilitate the ends Of justice.
Let every friend Of order, then, vote for the
amended charter.
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sss s,s ssaetrs Ril,+rs This C-lehre,.
~ "a esssa used successfully tor the last twelve
I DehIs, oi Indigestion, Fiatulency, 0en-
~, erss,s nervousness. Sea Sickness, 10, &c.
y, rs.,ots q. health, action throug ghOut the
- Gse tone o.. appetite, equalize the circula-
Sssass kowe, aT a'io energy to the system, and
>sH '' o' feSistanoe TO disease rarely OBJ
,snev vtaLAfSETT's BITTERB
ssess; are ste'iss.e. =, and adapted 70 all ages and
Ia and by {; ra"si a"s sale by FISHER e WIN
~ Nc Ss Re ri s,Isst .ns tpTNSsg.sss generally.
sa-,n 'nhh WINSTON, Druggists,
;. ;. NO. l2o Main st., Rlckmond.
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Poisoni"s.-The negro girl Margaret charged
glass to an infant. the child of MIR. John RAY.
ter, was arraigned before the Mayor last
Saturday for examination, but OWING to the
extreme illness of the child, the inves tiRatiou
was adjourned until this morning, TO enable
Mrs. b. to appear witness From the.yi.
dence elected, the prisoner had every oppor.
tunity To do the deed with W hich she is charrpd.
She had told Mrs. Baxter that she did not like
TO mind a child, but there is no other reason
assigned to show her willingness to DESTROY it,
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GoRDONsHILL AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILRoAD.-The Fredericksburg (va.) Her.
aid, speaking Of this railroad, says that Wm.
G. Moore, Of Orange county, the newly elect
ed President has been most snccessfui In pro.
curing subscriptions to the work. 1t adds
"He has already secured a subscription Of
some Sl4,o0 in the country interested, and he
hopes to swellit to the req uired $S2 OtU, which.
with the $i3a,0O0 now lying unex pended In the
State Treasury, and contingent upon this pri.
vate subscription, will aggregate an amount
insuring the completion Of this railway be.
yond almost any reasonable contingency"
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-..ad, Read:-Ltfe In.nrance: Llfe

.---..x, Read.-Ltfe Insurance: Life
~ nt%cE, MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPA-
Ns.fIh,sc his company has more s.ni'si "a a. Som pa red
yiiA ~ asH a.,.ns husiness in the United States
CSnpshss, tf of Com piroler. Of New lork.l II re-
Sc es 40 a.re T. aS'' and los, ,s $3.50 Sbs s;.
lsss In ~ ,er cent, all Of which belongs to the
ffF ~ has no Stoti holders TO Pas Dirt-
eo IT, i, ss,s ITS ny,dfnd' to , sss Injured Z, s,s
xts hs,ss, hs,shs.,sSsaso :s2 80 left. Ia meet losses -
50 s. n's,4snds are made annually. Half Of the
Is w, os policies for term OF hte may he paid
sa., a. .od. d.I Il. ,sss ..os M t"a s"a
4 - ."s .e The insnred. Call and get a state
siFfh rs sss;rs. l9 Nam street:
Fsft ~ =. KNOWLES Il WALfORD.
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STEVENS AND HAzLErr SYMPArnY.-On
the day Of the execution. Of Eievens and. Haz-
Court-House at Ashtabula, Ohio. Many Of
the speakers were heavily armed and 1t 10 said
that large proportion OF the Assem- bly, wore
black bands Of ribbon about their necks as 4
Among The speakers were no. Brow A. Jr. and
Owen Brown, sons Of ihe .JnO. Brown haused at
Harper's Ferry-Coppic, Redpath, and diners.
His address, on this occasion, wns mainly
TRADE against the President He said that no
officer of the general 0overument dare no 70
Aehtabula, to take any mon Of his stripe
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Hard and Sent On.-Three called courts were
held ut the City Hall on Saturday last and all
the parties sent on tor final trial at the next
term of the Circuit Court. David Schriver,
charged with Sealing 420O from Daniel o Dom
nell on the l2th inst--Joseph Griftiu, charged
with receiving Sii5 Of the same. knowing il to
have been stoien--and Marv l.. Hardemap.
charged with receiving 455 Of the S2UO, know.
ing it 10 have been stolen, are the parties sent
on to answer for the grand larceny, and 70.
fused bail.
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Wood. OF New York. 10 one VI the most tudcfa.
ttgable men alive. After attending 70 the mul.
1fariOus duties of his Office at the City Hall.
speeches TO the Democrats, hfty or sixty miles
away in Connecticut aud returns home by
the drst train next morning. He Is the greatest
political machine Of the day
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ITEM FOR BETs.-A correspondent Of the
London Sunday Times ridfcules the preten.
"as plain, sim pie -min0ed Job~ Bull, canno.
exactly see why man who never fYEghI but
one regular prIze-ring battle In his own coun-
try, aud in that was defeated, should 10 80
cock sure in the estimation Of trnnsa tlautio
hackers, to whip one Of the gamest, hardest
hitting and most experienced 'pugs' IN ours"
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SINGULAR CASE OF INsAniTY-A boy, about
syears old, named Michael McCariy, says the
boston Traveller, whose father kas been dead
many years, came out Of the House Of Corrrc.
ton on Saturday, having served out q sen.
tence for crime. Upon reaching home, he
learned for the first time that his mother had
died during his Imprisonment. The intelli-
gsnce SO affected him that he became wildly
insane, aad was committed to the city lunatic
asvlum.
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Aeaec. .de&edoo M esh nit, ssays: IT, stosk
- Oo9ee In ASt Aaode is~Isses, zaA1 ssoGtpaa
eee ~ tntostor Astsu4ea q thouaan1Gaf9 Der
day; bat al u of N tnlbTiof quality, 1q0 div
lSeOo baes, rot i.eoo Iqep cppa1 q ssiscasd .Gr
Tho Alnt6icah ui3rkst6 atd ~ .expeeoes ~
.Jo1Aih1. hAxht Ae4 l.aHxA1ee ysild cevsr
~ eIteee . he uetea oeeses. Tks saoek sf
usoaA, - 80 bills. from PhiladelnAjo I6n1A I
eHs haiA fs9U Irtaee4E aga 0eus4 r.cssis =
: lssss M az a ksss,;ss ~ -
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FATAL LAcelDxxr.--Chas. Overly. n how. ws.
killed on Thursday night, in the Belmont
Rolling Mill, ~ Wheeling, Va, by being
drawn into the gearing OF the large lathe in
the forge; he was last seen alive sitting on a
roll near the pulley Of the lathe, and was
found shortly Afterwards, literally torn TO
pieces, the head severed from the body aad
one arm torn from the shot lder
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High Strung. Margaret Morris laced
her tea too much: last Friday night, and her
citing fluid, she pitched into Mrs. Harden
dragged her about BY her flowing ringlstS, gave
MIR. Redl and his family a blast Of her high.
est NOES. and was stirring up tho whole neigh
lem, when olacer Seal was called In, aud
marched her Oh TO tho lock-ap. Last Satur.
Gay morning when called before the Mayor,
mrs. nj had not word 70 say, and was there
fore held to bail 70 keep the peacv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26

~ sad n.os, sra a. Bladder CsmpIainss.-The
= Com ps I'm Important discovery for kidnev.
NO. s,,s, wkt'I; wktss H,,nary Distractions, Leucor.
!sstss !ssst.ss sad D.b'Ia,.aa bIaaal Weaknesses, fhysicsl
ny .socshu siruI c9Mfop}Ssib5.' 'sA' is AAkTs
- ss''seyed lx ,s been unable to walk. hava soo.
.sN sssN BY Chemap na powerful cOMPOtNb, N q
ssI 20 ta.ss a.ssiss na and is pronounced by medi.
s FoNF0uNhDS :" nsvs ,s used i. 70 bs he bSst
s !, bottles % sen,s - 'he world. Large bottles
'A FisAEkx WlNssrfscSsS. iHSgDly HsgyDly ~. js,:t ss-
\ . Maln street, kic6mopd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26

SUPPosED DEATH or A FoRexK.-The Dan.
ish brig Echo was run into ON the 9Th inst..
near Liverpool by an American vesseI xnd
sunk In fifteen minutee. Tue captain. n pas.
seDger by the name Of Low-n Prussiap, said
to have considerable fortune ON board-aud
the second mate, went down with the brig
The New York Herald says that the Low nam
BarhudOee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-26

A OsuncM 0oisa 6oCrB--Ths trsstees Of
the M. T. Chnrch ON Txyi0r'S Island, Dor.
vote OF tbs board, decided on isavinr The ii.
y. Church aud t0tning she Methodist @ hurch
Eouth. The OeWhlbdgs latellaeescer oavs
supply.