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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-28

VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE CONlPA.
NY-At meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Vnrginia Lille insurance Com pany. held at the
office Of the Merchants Insurance Company in
the city of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY. the ,lst
oi March. !Scl the following gentlemen were eect-
VIM. II. Macfarland, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, SamIT Basly,
Thos. w. McCance, C. G Barnex ''"'
John H. Montague, Ro II, Niaufy
David I. Burr, las A. Cowardin.
Lewis Gister. Benz. r. Nash,
Lewis d. Crenshaw, &c Wherry.
VIA; 6: Paine, VIM. H. Christian,
+ :; Baskervill. W,ndham Robsr,fon,
!f% YIN H Hs,:son' } pssar Z sWs a;1es,
Robt +; Brooke, K 0 Haskns.
,;eorse D. Shell. Edward Norlell,
Weiling ton Goddln, George J. Sumner,
pom the adJ0urnlnent Oi the meeting OF Stock
holders, the Board Of Directors convened and
EE! E. sHfffraa stAs|sSs
Secyetary-J: ApAlR PLEASANrS.
fsy s1"ts R Is sdAdF H sEEeTMk Esd
BY order of the Board
SOUTHERN COMMERC,Ai. GUIDE.
- The unde -sisned are now compiling, and ex
poet to Is sue T'.p St fsS m :; M
which shH, contain the names Of the prime pal hu-
slness in the South and Southwest, cl .ssifi:d
IN states places. and KINDS of business. The book
shall cont.iD also large variety of reliable An
lnte res'ing statistcs-the whole making volume
of a hnut FIVE hundred pages. 1t will be printed
good paper ard well bound.
They intend to make the GUIDE as complete as
heir facitles. which are very great will enable
them. and they are confident they can present to
business men II reliable re ference book
AS the Gnide will have lar, circulation. il of
fers great inducements to Merchants, NJ anufactn-
and others, to bring their business before the
public.
Only q limited number of advertisements will he
inserted. Those wishing to advertise win please
mare early application
GREER II. RAUGEMAN,
W. A WRIGHT.
AASuch newspapers will copy the above
nOuncement. and notice It editoriay. and send 3
copy Of their paper containing the announce uient
and notice. addressed to BAUGHMAN Il
WRIGHT. P. o.. Box No. 400. Richmond, Va.
will ne entitled to COPY of the Book.
NH % d6IScwlt
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A SMALL FARM. CONTAINING FIVE
"a AND HALF ACRES, ON THE OSBORNE
TURNPIKE. IA rs BELOW RICH NUMB
FOX SALE AT AUCTION Il will sell at public
auction. IN the p day Of APRIL, t.f fair; ii not,
the next far day thereafter ~ IA eisek. upon
tse premises. that very desirable little Farm, con
tanning bks acres situated AS described above. nd
i ming the lands of X. Mills Jas. Throg morton
and others. IL produces well of the usual crops
and is adm .bl, adapted for a market garden
he Improvements consist of A framed dweiiing
location Is pes fectly health. society GOOD and con
veneLt To chuTc'e oil severni deuoiin tious and
good srlst NIL. II can be pure ased privately beffe
the day of sale il sold. due nptioe will be given
Thu premises will be shown BY Mr.. Childress, VIII.
reside ca the breNiises and fos sesWs 10, app,
i,fhoe in Basement Metropolitan Hall
NH 0-dtds
1NRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN HAN.
l OVER, ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD,-PuIsuant 70 the provisions Of = deed Of
trust from WIN H. Tyler and wife. to ,hs under
srned, At the request of the beneficiary in said
deed; Will, on the premises, on the 10th day OF
April. 1860. commencing at IL O'Clock sell u the
hi. hest bidder, the tract OF LAND conveyed b,
SAID deed: containing by estimation one hundred
ac1es This tract OF Land is On the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, and ad,n,ns iae iands Of John +.
u Part Of the tract Vi land L.tciy belonsin ing to
Charles Jarvis estate.
TERMs.-Cash will 10 required for 30 much a.
Will be necessary to pay the coats Of sale, record
in2 said deed. &c, and to discharge the debt So
cured b, said deed {; IA to the residue, the terms
viii b. n,'.te known on the day Of sale.
NIB. DID Il. q. boswell. Tras:Ae.
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LING 0NTHE eOurHEASfvf Ok NF liz
CANAL, BETWEEN SrM AND 7rn Sc, fON
SALE AT ACCTlON.-At tho resuest 81 ~. &c.,
nett Wicker, shall ell - pshlic aaeicn. - eAe
PREMISES, on MEDNE6pAIsth the 1oeA March, -.
at 4s O'Clock. p H., thu brick store ard dWelliAE
L ~ Stove, low IN the .ccupsncy OF MI.
an exec llent business STAN, 3s'ls=A s3s71 a
IRt No. tine four cash balances ut Z. D. use -
mnnshs, ter nssoti- be 8etss with interest," added
Hsd tie retained TIL last meta s peid. The n xeA
and innuEance tor lee 70 h8 ps j Is tho buroh ~
NH ~ GODDlN 4 APfERS0N. xSsta.
ByS. =. i,,Ig~a. AscVr. T~s-.-- !
WILL NE SOI.Is. eys-, nigss this sy.sk, a
~ auction room g. Msir aisSes, eemspe uosnz .:
!1'cI9ck, n,sH snvQlae e Ane H9l4 Spyyr, SOD
IYHAkp sSd vESr cHA AnNS Ls3lSs, EkAIA
TOES. Sc; Also lot Of FANCY Ot6bS, OF.
xsslS1, Is:s2y. 1yisy and :oa
=. :. BOOTH. Sa.esMAA. ---- 10 S--ts
NJ Alex. Nett, Awc,, -
NIGHT 4ALES.-WATCHEs lEw.Is>
~ AND FANCY GOOnS.- Will 10 -,ls II NJ.
ton, Et my stOre, cOIaRsenoiny NJ e'c.eas G.sfS
EVENING. and continued dur in the sessaa.svegs
nlkht, la{gs assortment 1T hRe Geld apa hive.
Watches. fne yewelry. BraOelsts, faucy iA,sas
Knives and Forks, Pocket Cutlery. Casters, HGs.,s
ware, Merino Shirts, Drawers, Table Cloth.. Ca
sme res Bed Spreads. Cigars, spd FsaSJ 3s,cdA:
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN, NEAR To PEARL
STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N;--Ws will
da, Of April. commencing at II o'clock. NJ, the
valuable party located rs above. ad joining the
store of Messrs. Gardner. Carltnn 4 Co. ani now
IN the occupanc, of Mr. N. G. Barton. 1t fronts
On Main street about ~; feet, and runs back an
average depth of about1 Q feet.
Being IN the very heart of the most business part
Of the city, this is regarded the most valuable
property row offered. plat may he seen at the
Office of the Auctoneers
TERMS One third cash. the balance at and
years, for bonds bearng pay able quarter
ly, and secured b, deed ol trust. The taxes and
insurance for ls6O to be paid by the purchaser.
mhI4 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR BON, Auct's.
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4 DMlNlHTKATOK'S SALE OF VERY
lie auction. on THURSDAY. the 18Th day of
Marsh. 1860. at thu late residence at omeh E,i
wanna and within three miles of Columbia. all tie
slaves to sd ssHSe k sssss.a s. e rH
These slaves are likely ana valuable farm hands,
and ii 10 sold on slx nontha time for mes otiable
notes. satisfactorily endorsed With inherent add
Richmond. r. OMOHrNDRO. Jry Admr
NH R-A kcvtdas Of n. OMOKuNHe0. dec'd.
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IVANTED-LAB OR.-The James River and
W kanawha Company want to hire eighteen
able bodied NEGRO MEN to work during the
the Canal between this city and Lynchburg. The
company will pay liberal rate of hire for the
pay ali medical attendance, free of charge tn the
owner. +. L. CHM,
NH Sim Supt. J. X. X X. Canal
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WA y 7 T. Dove wish to hire for the Old
w Sweet Springs. thirty or forty CABIN and
DINING ROOM SERVANTS, Tor the ensuing
Springs season. GOOCH l. ECHULS.
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NALUABLE KEAL ESTATE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY AND6rH
STREETS, AT AUCTiON.-The subscriber hav-
Ing purchased elsewhere. will offer for ss!a. Mt
pubic aurt,o.s. Hvon The premis0s. on THURS
DAY. the Ssh day of April. commencing at AZ
o'clock =. NJ his present residence, located at The
southeast corner of Clay and 9Th streets, and ad
jacent to the Second Market.
The Improvements aIe a dwelling containing
nine rooms. crsets sc. The lot fronts q feet and
runs back ~ feet to wide alley. The premises
supplied with sas and water.
The location OF this propeFtv rendsrs it valuable
for dwelling or for bust mesa purposes
TFhMs.-One sixth cash; the bal aEce at s IL. Is,
q and 80 months for ota bic notes, with inter-
est n. ded and secured by trust deed The pur-
chaser 10 pay the taxes and insurance for 1885,
Possession given Immediately.
JOHN o. STEGER.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts. NH Is
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TIN FOIL-We have in store, and will keep
l constantly on hand, superior TIN FOIL. to
which we invite the attention Of antagonists
LYLE FOSTER 4 Co,
r. n-2m No Is Cary street.
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VNTANTED-EveTybo body to know that | have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No. o. lain
assortment of Trunks, Valices, and CARPET Bags,
of every style, at prices as low as thev can be
bou ght in the Northern cities, both at Wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
de S-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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T,NGI,lNH CHEFSE.-I hava on hand a SUI
T. perior article of Bath Loaf. imported direct
from Eng in small loaves suit,hle tor tamil
les FnT saie by b PLEASANTS, Ag't,
' Va Al Ain 1t cor l7,h
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Nonterde's Miraculous Pain Killer is an NAL
lbs and instantaneons cure for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Fever and Aaue. Sick and Nervous
Headache, Tocthache. 20 Price rs cts. For sale
by L.. WA1Nhh' pbuss!st:
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VIkG MA WINGS Is Nk...
Chartered ~ n. Lesisin.xye Of Va.

MONEY received deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate OF SIX per centnm per annun is paid for sums
remaining six months or longer; for shorter pc
RODS, interest at the rate of 5 per centum
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits. =,
Cashier, T i. SrARKE, at the store of E. B.
Spence, corner of Main and Governor streets.
Richmond, Va.
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kNAGtyIOM'S SALE ~ II EAk k&fATE
II IN AANCAEbTER;--Th The andsrs.s I'd, exec .
ut0r Of NANCY CLARK Mayo tieceased Under ~
prcviso 81 the will of the tsstatrIx viii seli n
Pahl,c aacticn, on u: premises, on WEDNiS
!:. i TT 5as e, ssss e.. DAY M tao III
10. On Gig north sids q Hui = VAN ..fsst . u
s!oTe. tsnnI'bg - ieet, running hack % 6usyovs
street lSs teet, texether With an old frsmed Lui6
ing thereon. uoy oscapsed b. Henj Nouro TNis
property - ~ sAe c%ntFh, hnsinAea M ar ~
tnxn. and is ssE. dssirsAs loeAisa. - - =
TxRNs, -0revfeUssh eaah, haiascA n Z. laanA =
mMteS tsr h0ed. hsAslAs intossst esrurs3. s.
ssa.s 49,: Ths sasss fr las % % I'D =
Exssasos Of NAscY ctAsxx III sSs a.
Sase ~ GONNA 4 ArPERsOx. ANets. LAX .
hs .ai most tssas III fql 4 ~ ses:5 IS.
Satu. and Jones etfessas flvnsi1e ~ ut Oh she
Nortl lue 81 me tnficef. and Ynn1inx haet - To
East 49, of TIE laetsg stpoet IN feet. Il YIN -
Aea % ~ Fak end c0st1 uf the fusmet pngo1oaoF,
vh0 ~ ntl14 70 euulply With the toex1a q 80
Tuenes94 huyeh eashi bqlnlea ~ AnA Ia
qoaeAA ~ nnees, hiessaf iAaesf& 81
title sSShat4o Al ~ DNseAaee Aeal4 II -
q. ~ .:sss iOr - . = ss'a = g -
D1 y M |; I tx
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WANTFO-By Young man. n situation "a
w OVERSEER on a farm Best of reco,nmcn-
cations can be gwen. Il reanired as to his oaps-
raising all kinds of VEGETABLES For fuTther
information, address HENRY b. MASTER,
NIL - R,c,,o n
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WANTED-2Oo doz. Champagne 30 TIES
w wanted by DUDLEY co.
NH 13-ts ~ Main st.
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WANTED-HIDES and BARK at the Steam
W Tannery. on Brooke, Avenue. for which the
have bark to sell. or to get in the spring, in
vlted to call and engage the same.
mil tl,nN MA
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GoOpS.-Call at
- NAL ERT'S this week ana buy cheap
Dress All must he closed out bv the LIST Of April.
Chaiiies. Nousla;ns. Lawns. Alpacas. Calicoes.
Cotton Cloths. Men and Boys Wear Collars, km-
hroidrres LADIES' and Childrsn's Stockings,
Hoop Skirts. Gail. if you want a bargain, this
week; all Of them must he closed out:
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Columbia s. O.. Nav 4

Columbia, 8. c., May o.
TERIBLE CALAMTY.-.A fishing party from
an excursion train on the Camden Branch
visited Boykin's Mill Pond on Saturday
morning. About fifty Of them embarked in
boat or fiat, which, By some unexplained
cause, either capsiZed or sunk-probably
IRON snag-and twenty. seven of the party
found watery graves, the greater portion be.
ing females. The following are among those
known to be lost:
Miss Minnie Alexander, Miss Sarah How.
ell. Miss Selma Crosby, Miss Alice Robin.
son, Mess Lizzie McKagen. Miss Kelly
Miss Jane Young, Miss McCowns. Miss Sallie
Jenkins, Miss Louisa Nettles, John Cakes
Two Mr.. Hocotts, +. IL, Richburg, Willie
McKasen, Lucius VIM. Lergrand, Jerry
Mcleod. r.. Higgins.
Miss Holly Young and another daughter
and son of Samuel H. Young.
The pond was to have been emptied this
morning, and further search made for the
missing, but up to the date Of this despatch
no additional names have been added to the
above list.
The railroad train last night brought up
twelve dead bodies, having left the pond al
o'clock, A. NJ. 1t was again despatched
to the scene Of the disaster this morning, and
has not yet returned.
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his own fayorite State. came here instructed
to cast their vote for him. Applause. ne.
above all other men living. is the choice OF
Kentucky for that proud station there-
fore cast the vote for Crittenden, notwith-
standing Il is In opposition to his wishes
and his expressed desire. Applalse.l
Georgia had the highest appreciation for
the name of Crittenden. and the chairman
took occasion to remark that she would
manifest il on this occasion.
Massachusetts afforded the Chairman
of this delegation infinite pleasure in behalf
of this State, to announce as their unani-
NOUS choice, name which II was only me-
cessary to mention to go home to every
heart, and that was the name Of the Hon.
Edward Everett. Immense applause from
the galleries
Missouri. - The favored child Of Ken.
tucky-goes with her united voice. and casts,
whether he il candidate or not, nine votes
for Urittenden. Applause.
Ohio.--The Chairman said; II is with
great pleasure | announce that | am in
structeL By the State of Ohio to say that il
our friend and neighbor Crittenden had been
candidate. he would have had our united
vote.
Ieras.-Mr Norton, the chairman OF this
delegation, stated that they were instructed
10 cast their votes for the present executive
officer Of that State, Sam Houston nat Sam.
mel. as he had been by some called, but "0ld
SAM" the hero Of San Jacinto. They were
instructed 10 vote for the first President OF
the Republic Of Texas, for the brave and val.
liant soldier. thrice wounded at the battle Of
the Horse Shoe. II nominated by the Con-
yention. he would receive the electoral vote
Of Texas by twenty thousand majority.
Termom - Always gave her vote for Hen
~ Clay.--She never faltered then. and she
would not now, and therefore cast her waoie
vote for Crittenden
Pennsylvania. MIR. Littell said lin reply
10 the gentleman from New York. WHO has
entertained the Convention with very a.
inusing speech. am instructed BY my col.
leagues from the Keystone State To remind
the Convention that we are here neither to
elect Democrat nor Mhig-(applause. -
but that we are here TO discharge. IN the
name Of our fathers, and TO cement with
our blood our glorious union. and 10 elect
man, and tried statesman. in regard to
whose antecrtents there can be ma doubt
Une who will administer the laws of our
great government in the spirit u universal
fraternity and union. They instruct me TO
say that under no other circumstances would
they come into this Convention, but to re-
pudiate all past issues to take man WIN
can be trusted BY the united and universal
sentiment Of the country. aud whether be
succeed or fail. that he deserved the am.
plest success. Applause. We say TO ynu,
gentlemen, q remember that you are the I'M
ion party. ! am instructed 10 announce the
vote Of Pennsylvania bell ~; Houston !
2; Mclean, L.
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For the Hillsborough Recorder.
COL. H. b. GUTHRIE.

Mr.. Editor.--A number Of your friends
and subscribers desire, through your columns,
to submit the name of Col. II. b. Guthrie to
the favorable consideration Of the Wing
voters Of Orange, as suitable candidate to
represent them, faithfully, in the next Legs.
lature. The Col. is gentleman of sterling
political integrity. as well as moral worth,
and Simoa-pure Hing Of the Henry Clay
stamp, and would, If elected, do credit to
the good old county Of Orange. We know
that there are other gentlemen whose names
are mentioned IN connection with the posi-
tion--gentemen whose worth and ability
are highly appreciated by their fellow citi.
zens--but we believe. as an honest politician,
as man who can plan and then execute his
plans, Col. Guthrie. of Chapel Hill. stands
a head and shoulders above any other whose
name we have heard mentioned. Such a
man we need at this juncture Of our polti.
cal affairs. Col. Guthrie will. il nominated,
secure the unanimous vote Of the people in
this section Of the county irrespective Of
party.
II our party intend to elect candidates
upon the al ualorem principle. the Col. is the
very best man in the county.
We submit his name without his knowl.
edge or consent. well knowing that his libe.
raj views and enlarged patriotism will
prompt him TO respond when the interest OF
his fellow citizens may require his services
We hope. therefore. il may be the pleasure
Of the nominating meeting at ilillsborough
TO nominate our iayorite and friend. u. b.
Guthrie.
Yours. very relectfuliy,
MANY VOTERS.
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upan this vote being announced, he delegations
iron rRg,n,a. Massachusetts. North Carolins, New
Jersey. Ohio. Missouri. Kentucky. Maryland Psnasyl
ssnil, AMI others. changed their votes TO John Bell
On making lhi. announcement the chairman Of the
North carolins delegation said
They felt themselves bound, BY the in.
strueiiOns which they received 1t the hands
Of their constituents. 20 cast their votes Tor
North carolina's lay0rite son--Graham. We
came here with instructions a. unite With uur
American citizens for the selection Of some
man under whose banner we might achieve
4 glorious victory Tor the country. ! was
instructed by nv delegation 10 rae 10 an.
noansc 10 this hoase that IL was glory enough
Tor " il We could not ge, North carolins's
son to 20 Tor her daughters favorite son.
We lerl al due honor conferred upon Us that
YOU have selected her grandsoa-John Bell.
Of Tennessee. ask ynu. sir, to change the
vote (.s We are uhanimons) Tor Bell. Ap.
plause.
Afterwards. ou motion % W.. Brooks. The nomina.
ton Of John Ben lot President was made unsnimou.
soxsauoS Ton vIer rarsiprSf.
10 nc afternoon session lengthy speeches w.fs made
II support ~ ihr nominaiian d Edward Everett ~
yieeP,eslsut u The United state. y Mr.,s Books,
Of Ns~ York. Mofshsid, d North c,tollns, D,nley
n Aiksnsis. Summers, Of yrsnin, Hunt, d New
iotk. shahsy. of Mi,ss.ipp.. Bowie, 4 Maylanii
Pea3lsion u Ohio. Rsnislph 81 Nrs Jersey. lngsF.
soii. q Penasy lysnia. Halafd. Of Massachusetts,
brown, u Tennessee. Watson. Of Mississippi. Wheel.
q, d Vermont, IIil, q Georgia, and Thompson, o
Indiana.
The President then put lie question on The motion
% make The nomination Of Edward Everett Coz Vice
President q Tie United States unanimous. and !, wa
carried amid dsaienins u applause
On mO,ioa q NJ. Laihrop. u Pennsylvania. The fol
loving PERSONS were constituted a National Ccn,fa
Executive Union Committee;
Anthony Kennedy, of Maryland.
A. x. Iloteler, Of Virginia.
Josh VA Hill. Of Georgia.
John a. Campbell. ef North Carolina.
Robert Mallory. u Kentucky.
Thos. A. Il. Nelson. Of Tennessee.
Henry NJ. Fuller. of Pennsylyania.
]. II. st. John, Of New York.
Il. w. Thompson. Of Indiana.
john Wilson. Of Illinois.
James Bishop. Of New Jersey.
John A. Rockwell. of Connecticut,
Marshal p. Wilder, % Massachusetts,.
William Temple. Of Delaware.
4 was resolved that The nett National Convention
q ne National Constitutional Union party ~ held q
such place Is should be designated ty The Nations
Committee.
NJ. Dsnnel.on, Of Tennessee, moved that The Con
senlion sdjourn si1s de.
Pending this motion, The President addressed III
Convention 81 length, but We have not room for hi
remarks In this Issue.
70 lhe evening . mass meeting Of sons thousand
wn held IN Monument Square. which vas sidresse,
by several distinguished gentlemen
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ly suppre sscd.

HlouIy's OiatmsM and PiHs-A perfect sqfe-
gH1rd.-No who takes the trouble to examine the
pamphlets used Wrappers for these Preparations
he the si,tim of imposture. II genuine, the
mark, " Holloway, New York and London" will be
found each leaf Of the pamphlet. The test is sim
pie, and shonld moi be neglected. We learn that lie
" mothers Of America almost universally adop.
ting these wonderful modicines-ihe Ointment, a
for breasts seald head ashes. scabons
lions, cuts Sores bruises &C.. and the Pills as swift
and certain remedy for complaint, ntrasmus,
worms, and all internal complaints incident to chill
dren.
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ST. Johns. May Z.

o.. JOHNS May Z.
The steamer Brazil, from Galway, on the
9th ult,, arrived here yesterday.
at Paris on account Of an Italian plot against
the Emperor.
Baron Brine had committed suicide, hay.
ing been dismissed as was saia, from the Au-
strian Ministry in consequence Of Gem plicity
in the recently discovered gigantic frauds.
The voting in Savoy on the annexation
question will !, 1t is said exceed 100000. On.
v 200 noes had been recorded
A slight insurrection in the French pos.
sessionsln Africa occurred. but il was prompt
y suppressed.