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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

The Exhibition now going on at Mechanics
Institute Hall, is one OF the most attractive
ever held IN the city, and IT Is graiifyip ing to
Know that our Citizens appreciate and patI on
iZe it. Owing 10 unavoidab BILE circumstances
ffve or SIX beautifui working machines-three
of them Virginia inventions--have not vet
been pnt up In the lower hall, but he mecha-
MICS now ut work upon them say they viii be
completed early this week, when the machine
ry department. Will be highly interesting At d
attractive. A new motive power-a saw
cleaner, and a brick msker-aiI TO be operated
In the hail, are among the number 10 which
We have alluded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE E-The cor
ner.stone OF the I'm, ersity of tle South was
laid at Z University Place, on the CT 10 be n and
Mountain, Tenn Oh Wednesday, The 10th. in
me presehce of 5000 persons. Bishops from
nine southern States were in atteuda uee with
a large humber OF the clergy from a dis lance.
The Grafton, by q l.John S. Preston, of Sou b
Carolina was one OF the most impressive ever
delivered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

A CONVICT "RUNHINe MucK."-Ou Thurs.
day last, as the victs IN the State prison at
Charles own, Mass, were returning 70 work,
after dinner, one Of them, John Fitzgerald,
seized knife, and stabbed three Of hts fellow
convicIs before he could be secured by the
waruen. The stabbed men will all recover
Fitzgerald is thought to be insane,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17
ArrnAy petershpro Va nm No..

AfrRAY-In Petersburg, Va, on Monday
last, an afray occurred between Thomas b.
kershaw, blacksmith, aud Geofrrey b La
valis, harness maker, in which the latter
was shot through the brain aud mortaily
wounded. The afray grew out of Kersha W
having boxed the ears of Lavalle's child, for
which offence. however, the father Of the
child had whipped him in barber shop u day
or two before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

RETURNING PROSPERITY OF IowA-The
crops of Iowa are immense. The farmers
themselves had no hopes of such yields The
facts are almost incredible. Iu many parts oI
the State the wheat will average from thirty
to thirty bushels per acre, and the corn
from one hundred 10 one undred aud twenty.
five bushels. Notwithstanding, real estate is
suil held at very low figures. Vald&ble farm
ing lands, in the best agricultural por tions OF
the Srate, can now be bought at from IS to SS
per acre
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17
A DUEL IN MISSOURI BETWEEN r

a DUEL IN MISSOURI BETWEEN TWO POLITI.
CLANS "A duel was fought near NoLaway
NO Oh the 12th inst, between Isaiah T. Por.
ter, Esq, President of the ID mocratic Club
ana Chairman of the Executive Cummittee O
st. Joseph, and Col. Harlem, of Boon ville.-
Mr.. Porter was addressing political meeting
at Nodaway, when Coioael Harlem called him
IA liar. Both parties were seriously, thoupt
not fatally, wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

THE POLITICAL CoMPLRXION OF CONGRESS.
The United States Seuate, which assemblies in
December and closes on the 4th of March. con.
slsts OF 30 national CT admins tration Demo-
Gratis. q Republicans and Douglas Demo-
Gratis, with one vacancy from Oregon. The
national Democrats, with strong proba bility
that In the House they Will also have the con-
trolling power TOR the next two years. The
House which meets in Decem Der aud adjourus
on the An OF March contains an anu-Demo-
cratic ma ajority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

MURDERER CAPTURED Harry Myers, who
murdered Philip Riley and Pat Simpson, neal
the Allegheny Tunnel, on the Covington anc
Ohio Railroad, last June, was taken a lev
days since in Nicholas county, Va. He hac
been to Ohio, and was returning to see hi:
family. When found he was armed with o
DO owie- knife, but was instantly knocked down
by his captors, and SO made no use of it, lie
was carried to Lewisburg, and, after exami.
nation, was committed TO Jail To await his
called Court trial. He acknowledges he killed
the men, but justifies the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

HuNGARY.-A letter from Turin, says the
Courier ia Havre OF the 18th ult, contains
this statement: "Garibaidi alene IL in the
secret Of the moment al which ths Hungarian
nsurreciion is TO break out. He has the
greatest difficulty In restraining the liberals
Of Hungary until be gives the signal AT the
present moment, Kossuth, Kiapks, Teleki aud
others are in Turin, awaiting antii the secret
hour shall strike on Garibaidian the clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

LIGHr.-M. Mariette, an eminent Egyptian
autquary says: "The excavation made at
Memphis has brought to light metal found.
er's workshop. We have already discovered
his tools, about forty pounds Of unrsnoed sil-
yer, gold medals, twenty silver medals never
seen before, and other objects destined - tAs
cr0eible"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17
MARxrAss ON a DxArH BEp.-In Mannin

MARRIAGE ON A DEATH BED.-In Manning
ton, Salem county, N. J., on Friday, Septem-
bsr Is. Mr. Edward b Tatem was married 10 =
Miss Jones, NJ 81 O'Clock In the morning. Miss
Jones' was on her death bed, and wanted to be
married. MIR. Tatem accordingly Was sent for,
and the ceremony was performed during the
silent hours of the night Mrs. Tatem then
expressed herself perfectly happy, and died at
noon the same day. -44sSss II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

No LAW TO PUNISH MURpRR.-The New
York Court OF Appeals, the Court Of nnal re.
sort in that State. mas pronounced q decision
declaring that there Is no law In the State for
P1nishtng murder IN the first degree at aR. The
law of last winter having abolished the only
statute which defined the mode Of punis hmenk,
no Court or other tribunal has any right TO
prescribe that mode
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

1T Is A POPULAR ENRON to suppose that
light cannot exist apart from heat. At the
Paris Academic des Sciences, NJ. Jansen 70
Gently gave an account OF a series Of expert
ments, which seem TO prove that the rays Of
heat entering the eye are all absorbed before
they reach the retina; two-thirds being taksa
up by the cornea and the rest BY the aqus0as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

RAPID PRoGRKss.-The Methodist Book
Concern was commenced In 1859, on q Dor.
rowed capital Of six hundred dollars, aud now
II has gained capital of more than half mil.
lion; and since 1851. O., during The past
million OF dollars-one million and nearly Two
hundred thousand-ali of W hich has been sx-
pended for deEomi9ationai works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

EsoAPn OF SMURDKRkRs.--The jail of wedo.
wee, Alabama, WAS broken last week aud John
Byrd, Crockett and w al, three murderers,
made their escape. Some person had furnish.
ed them with angurs and chiseIs, with which
they cut through the floor of the danreon.
which was twelve inches thick, and let them.
selves down into the lower story, when they
unscrewed The locks from the low or door. a,.d
fled. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Ertewsire Corrtsposience For four montf q
past, ending October lith, th.rs were s.Ss3
business letters sent from the once OF the First
tolary work which will give very good Idea
OF the vast amount of business transacted by
the Auditor and his aide on State account
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

IsterestiHg Address-We understaud that
Rev w. II. FsNERDxN, ID. ID will deliver aa
address before the MechAnics' In.titute, In
their Exhibition Hall, At 8 O'Clock to- -nighI-
Mr.. +. Is said to be an clog uent speaker, and
an able discourse Is therefore ex pee ted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Piekpoeksfs.-Oa Monday night last visitor
at the Mechanics Exhibition was relieved Of
his pocket. book, con tainipg twenty-five cents
and a ticket, by some skilIful operator Picks
are hocking 10 the city now, 10 relieve Fair q.
tendauts Of their purses and valuAhlee. The
only way to di>sppoint them II TO leaye youf
cash and jewels ar your hotel when you start
out to join u crowd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Political Hon. Henry w. HiIliard. OF Ala.
will address the Bell and Everett party, q
their Ciab House In this city, on Thursday
night next From tho eputation OF the die.
we have no doubt that he will b greeted by .
large audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

The Dock. yesterday morning, was we'll filled
with vessels of all sizes, loading aud uuioad-
ing Several OF them were discharging grain
from the lower James River plan tations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

rortion of our citizens who were 90 much Do.
lighted with the performances Of this Troupe
when here last week. will be pleased 70 learn
hat they appear again at the Theatre On
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Monument Needsd.-At the next session of
the Legislature, an effort will probably be
made 10 secure an appropriation to erect u
monument over the remains of PETE. FRAN
CISCO, one OF the Virginia heroes of the Rev
olution. Those who have read Of the dariug
deeds Of this giant in strength, pending the
struggles OF this country for liberty, will be
surprised to learn that his ashes now repose
iu Snockoe Hill Cemstery, with no stone u
mark their resting place. Surely, If the ap.
peal is made, the Legislature will at least or
der tho erec ion OF Il eIm pie shaft 10 the men,
ory of the departed hero. Eat-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

SUNDAY In PARis.-Tne Paris correspon.
dent OF the Londun Times remarks: "rhs
Sabbath is, l think less observed, in some 70.
o. ects, than rem-m Der IL ever to have beep.-
/ is certainly no holiday for the masoas and
brickiayers. On the Boulevards des Capu.
cines, in the Rue Vivienne, aud in various
other important thorough fares, building goes
on upon Sunday Just as on other days"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17


Departure Of the Young Guard The prepra-
tions which the mem bers of the Young q uard
have been making for some time past for
trip TO the city of Baltimore culminated yes.
terday by muster of the corI,s at their AR.
mory, on Bank street, equipped for the con.
tempiated trip. The Blues, who were an
nouuced as their escort to the Geo. Peabody.
did not parade, owing TO the fact that they are
compelled by law to muster on Friday Oc-
tober 10Th, with the First Regiment. After
undergoing an inspection. the Guard, under
command of Captain j. s Rady and led by
Smiths Band, left their Armory, about 10
O'Clock, and marching up 9th street to Broad
proceeded some distance up that thorough fare
when, turning into Main street, they took up
the lire of march for Rockets, the place OF
embarkation. Tho Company carried only a
drum and fife as music. The men marched
well, and their uniforms looked unusually
neat.
We snbjoin a list of those who left in uni-
form, promising that the busy season being on
hand, the Company We're unable 10 muster
more than half of its effective force for the
trip. The list comprises the follwirg names
viz: Capt. Rady Lieu,s. Austin, Smith and
Charters; q Quarlermaster Vannerson; Pay
master Rady Easigu Hiltzbeimer; Sergeants
England, M inoT, Wade, Lindsey and Dabpie
Corporals Lacy, Duesberry, Bolts, E. Hop.
kins, aud A. Hopkins; Privates Berry, Bur
nett, Lyle, Batkns, HaydeD Haziegroye
Burns, Stevens, Clash. X. Smith, Stevenson
Jones, Puckett, Walter Allen, Krischnanp'
Burriss, Robinson, Meredith, Shaner, A. Dab
ME, Taylor, Eilerson, Cnas. Smith, johnson
and Wells. The Company will return on
Sunday or Monday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

THB WHITE MOUNTAINS are covered with
snow. ana in the clear sunlight Of theAs nAo
When seen at this season, rob@d in their y htte
winter dress, we realize the dtnsss of the namo
ny which they were known to the early EBg.
Ii.h voyagers, as they are Indeed "Crystal
Hills
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

DEAD.-A step grandmother Of the Prince Of
Wales recently died. She was the Duchess
Antoinette- FREDERIC ue- Aogssss- Marie. Anne,
step-mother of Prince AIoert, and Ouchsee
Dowager of saxe-C.,burg, 9otks. Shs was .
Princess Of Wurtemberg, was b.Tn In 1790.
married Duke Enrnest {fsther Of Prince Al.
bsrt) In lsa2, and became widow In ls<4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17
NEW GRANAKY AND COMMISSION
IN HOUSE,
On Cary, Id door bsIosc ilth Street; and sszs to
- Eoxy IAspect0r' former Q0sce.

NEW CLuTHa Sss.-We have tust. teeciy ysa
CLOTHING, inilsd % this sEd ths approschlns
ssases, lnnds Of ths hsst msierisis end fAsSst
sylss. when ve wHfssRt ssaal 10 ans sold. Cali
sasI 40 Sst Ia CO. u Mn ..
HMM s1sf; sss'''st MY I lSe'.s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Getting Ready.-Orr Agricultural implement
manufacturers are making extensive srraDeo-
Inents for grand display at the approaching
Union Agricultural Fair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

TaE Rkv. II. q. iENEss.-The EuropSan
Times tells us that The Rev. Henry 9rsttan
Guinness was to be married on the I'd OctobsY,
at Bath, to Miss Fiizgeraid. near relation Of
Lord Fitzgerald ano Vesy, and Of tns MArchi-
ouess OF Ailsa. He intends TO complete his
miss ion in America, and is TO sail BY tas Great
Eastern VII n his wife
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anew aud Beautiful
GAII.AND WINTER GOODSt

TIA subscriber wouid respectfully announce to
- If,9srds n the puhlle generally that ne is now
hnsa,g,gg lsr1t md ,eauttiGt stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
s,i..,a6 with sTest care and at prices that wi Il
sssssls him % Sc 4 anusussly low, for cash.
NJ IAI aS' DRESS GOODS.
IA rrast vsr!esy and ali the newest designs
!, i;sris' wear splendid assortment Of
ciniHS CAS>fMkHkS,
Wv VELVET Al d SILK vESTINGS.
NECk TIES, MERIN0 SHIRTS.
DRAWERS, &c
,lso. large snd attractive stock of HEAVY
EJUpS, OF eteit sTade, for negro clothing.
w" f,ae BED BLANKETS.
MORO do.
And fyery other article usually kept in first
Lass nry 6 ,nds House.
81 ard examine for yourselves.
JOHN l.. SMITHER
,sA-?m No. % Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Rsmdsd.d TO, Isdiefmsns.-A violent assault,
which Timothy Collins had laid NJ his dooT
~ Thomas Enright yes terday, induced the
Mayor to remand the hrst-named for tndtcs.
msut by the next HustiDgs CourI Grand J Jury.
aud also TO bold him TO security for his future
good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Marrow EscARA.--Mr. Edwin Jauss. NJ, r.,
psa asrtaw ssssps frssA ies.As his I'm ~ shs
battle sf hAssA n4asaA ~ GspWs Ms haa isal
1890 h,s tuas yA sAs essp ~ ma satstepA hAJ
l:saS|'ss !.,y,s tsssssslsi - issas'ssss ss'E'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Schooner Sank.-During the severe gale of
wini which prevailed at r cketls ON Sunday
night, the schooner Georgisna, lying in the
stream below the snlp-locks, dragged her
anchor and drifted on the row of piles driven
N The river to ensure the security Of the
southern portion of the dock and thump oil, 2
heavily against the IN she bifgrd and suak Ii
is uDders TODD that the schooner In split cpe n.
and II such be the fact, she cannot De raise d,
and she will have to be broken up ald re.
moved. The vessel had just finished discharg.
Ing cargo; was u. arly new, of 1870 tons barthen
and owned by Mr. Baker
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

"No0 a.d TAss.n--Ths subject Of Rev. J.
Lansing Burrows lecture before the Ne.
chanfcs' Institute, last night. We Wa
was boy aud now." which was Asudled
with his usual ability, and highly apprsciate1
by the large number who had the pleasure Of
hearing the reflections Of the gifted orator On
the paat and preeent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

ENGLISH REMoNsTRANCR.-Howe COM
pletely the former relations of England and
America may have been obliterated and for
gotten by Americans in the reception Of the
Prince, il has begotten no reciprocal feeling in
the English press, nor, indeed, even a senti-
nent of the commonest courtesy. The Lon.
don Post, the government organ, in its issue
of The 29th ult., noticing the Princes visit to
the United States. says:
He will find that with all the wealth, and
energy and fertile soil and wide territory and
aoouhding population, America is neverthe-
less one of the worst governed countries i'll
the world. He will see great people SO
swayed and blinded by an abstract idea of lib
erty and eq uaiity as to be prac ctically incapable
OF realizing the corresponding concrete. and
compelled therefore to submit to the harshest
of all despo otisms-the despotism of numbers
He will find ali thoughtful people, all the mo-
nsyed interest, all the professional men, ali
the substantial bone and siuew of the country,
longing above all other things for the blessing
Of strong government; and most of ali for
such change in their constitution as shall
provide them with a permanent remedy
against governments IS that are weak and incapa-
bic. He will see the highest Office of the State
shorn of its prerogatives by inferior dictation,
so stripped OF its dignity by the leyeIling in
fiuence of the mob SO hampered by detective
administration and party opposition, hat no
decent man who has a social or political posi-
tisn to lose can be found to accept 1t. The
Presidentship is prac ctically going begging. In
the presence of these astonishing moral and
political phenomena our Prince will learn to
value more and more the well balanced con-
stitution OF his native lapd, and he will read
in the ill success OF American government OF
what changes England must beware if she
would keep her place among nations.
The Liverpool Times protests against this
sort Of talk, just at the moment when Americs.
with her best clothes or, is doing all sorts OF
honors to the future King of England, and
adds:
There are times when comparisons can be
institu ted with advantage between the various
forms in which nations choose to manage their
Jwn nterEal affairs but to select Il time like
The present for an attack on the political Inc
tutions OF the Uhited States, simply because
the Z ueens son Is at presen receiving the fell
citations ofits cilizens, is, we hold, bad in man.
uers aud disgraceful to the source from whence
it has proceeded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

+ THAcKHRAY ON NEGRO MISsTRKLsY.-Mr.
Thackeray thus speaks Of the performance OF
an American company Of Ethiopian minstrels
who were recently In England:
IL heard a humorist balladst, minstrel
with wool on his head and an ultra Ethiopian
com mplexion, who performed a negro ballad
that I confess moistened these spectacles in
the most unexpected manner. They have
gazed at dozens OF tragedy queens dying on
the stage and expiring in appropriate blank
verse, and never wanted to wipe them. They
have looked up, with deep respect be it said,
at many scores Of clergy men in pnipits, with
out being dimmed. and behold a minstrel,
with q corked face and banjo, sings q little
soLg, strikes wild note, which sets the whole
heart thrilling with happy pisty. Humor
humor is the mistress CT tears she knows
the way to the fons iaehrymarsn, strikes in
dry aud rugged places with her enchanting &
wand, and bids the fountain gush and sparkle.
She has refreshed my riads more from her nat
ural springs than ever tragedy has watered
from her pompous old urn.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

The Dacing School, connected with the Me.
ehanics' Institute, will open for pupils about
the Ist of November
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Hssss Stoasag.--Yesterday afternoon ofIlc~r
Kelly and otasEa OF the polsec were eng g~d
Ia assemptng 10 discover esftaia pAfu.e. who
weys sws,it sssseeA N s0nlne ms fsssesass
ssrsass, eat fkiisa ~ - ~, n~lvet.ks,nnalna
~ 's;e 3 81 nsa .s,,s:;; ,s:;ssss ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTIONs.-The Hon
VIM. p. Miles has been reelected to Congress,
without opposition, from tho Charleston Dis
trict. or the twenty members of the Legisla.
ture chosen in that district, three are editors,
nine lawyers, three mechanics, four merchants
and one planter r. Barnwell Rhett, Jr., and
John Cunningham are two of the editors
Speaking Of the election, the Mercury re-
marks:
iu- question Of separate secession OF South
Carolina in the event of Liucoln's election,
and OF her States in the South failing to lead,
being premature, and not subject for action
before the Legislature, has not been made an
issue in The canvass. We believe that the del
epation. almost to a mau, Will vote to arm the
ate and to call State convention, and place
Soul IN Carolina by the side OF Alabama. Our
readers will remember that the Governor OF
Alabama is instructed to issue writs OF elec-
tion and summon a conven ton of the people
of that State within forty days after 1t is as
certained that Black Republican is elected
to the Presidency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Aeq.iifsd-The Mayor. yesterday. acquitted
Catherine Kay, white woman. brought b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Hastings Coxyf.-We have been requested
to state that the civil d 'cket Of the above
Court will be called to-day at II O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

Ne,o Operation-The bark abigail" /" one OF
Messrs. john Cu-ris Il l'o.'s line Of South
American packets, is now Ia the Dock loading
with -four for Rio. Since her arrival al this
port, she has been hauled up ON the viTg,u,a
Marine Railway, al Rocketts, thoroughly
cauiked and re-coppered from stem to sterG,
and Is now ready 10 encounter old oceans
wave, and to bear 10 the South American
markets the products OF our cily mills. The
abigail" is the first vessel ever rec oppered
in TINS port, that We have any recoiiec.ion OF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

SERVED HIN RiGHr.-Dr. X. A. Maassll,
formerly Of Hartford, Con ticut, was Urea ID
ride q rail, as Rockville, ConDscticut, for
the alleged abuse Of female paneala while
under the inn asuoe of chioroform. The tar.
ring aud fealhering WAS perpeuated In opsa
day Iioht N#7tfT5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-17

q ES, DR. WALTHALL, (Homeopatbist
Church. "i'
"a, UIfice on Ross street, fourth door from Rich
uioAu mousse sc q I'm
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~ Hoststter's stomach Bitters..- The
tbn5ssnJs VINO use this great medicine for the
cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint aud the
G.sases comp heated with or arising from the m.
requesled 10 take notice that riis conHts,fettS
Sf trs Celebrated lnvIrorant have been issued IN
me S,ath and Vest, srG may eventual, tn1 their
w,y MO many parts of the Union. We hope
thrreiore thst all pur 5hasefs of the preparation
vii examine the iahei o. the bottle, where a fac
smile ni the propretnrs signature should ap-
naar and a.. the bottle itself. which should have
sswIrds DR. J. H0SFbTrEH'S STOMACH
BrTkRS blown IN TIE glass and STAN ped ON the
cap covering the cork We also will, after Janu
aTt Ist 1870, put additional steel engraving with
osr Rots of hand attached, which To counterfeit is
ielonJ. hos TIER SMITH.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally eve-
uwhsre. Oc lin