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L. H.. n. rHILIIrs. &C HtSslhf'
LANTER, PHILLIPS q Co..
KHoLzszLE eRoozRs. oo511Ss1og NERoRAAzS,
AID n1AlEEs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
no. %, naRxrr srEEET,
NASHVILLE. TENNEssE r,

NEYE are IN receipt of hesyy stock Of ekooEkhss Ii
wv QuORs &o comprsng extensive ane varied assoft
ent everything usually kept in e ano 70 Nhleh We re-
sseetfuly lnvits the attention q the trade.
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n NOW for ny Farm, situated on he Lonsr,s
Branch Turnpike road, three miles from the city II .e
ater, highly improved. and most desirable place.
hundea ses, half in culvaton he oslanSs eeoe
land. ABAANDAH AA-ASoN'
o..
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DISSECTTNG INSTRUMENTS
FRESH Corn MeaI.

YUNpE subscriber aade arrangements Vih enc o. We
most extensive mills in kentuc ky ior k
- Tailv Meal and is receiving 800 bushels Uhch nc
r, the clty ira slight advAn'e over cost and
IL Market street.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
"a aR -
.ro,.nossee -, and AIabama Railroad.

,r,owuessee and Alabama Railroad
TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APHAh SS' 1901
Going South.
Leave Nashville l45 NJ, arrive at Columbia 1eS n
Issye Nashyille 255 NJ, arrive at Columbia SD N
Going North:
Is.vs Columbia 7:5O n, arrive at Nashville ~ A
1aars 0olrmha L As NJ, arrive at Nashville L NJ
TTNHE Morning Train going South connects with memphis ADu
Charleston Railroad at Decatur o.A,. ,,;,b
The Evening Train going South conneeS a. N0'un4O ~
Train 10 Mount Pleasant and Pulaski ,--..,.;o, AZ
The Evening Train going North makes close conneCso %
ii nth louisville and Nashville Railroad from ana sIseI
Monav Nav 9Th to Louisville and all Eastern clses Du' OH
train Sunday. "" ~ snra-;ntsn5ent.
may1-Im GPh&N s-F---
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NASHVILLE. AND CaATTANooeA =. =.
EWal@e

ON AND AfTbb
SuwuAv. APRIL 2Sths 1850,
- - r.. sps wess, will As follows
GOING EAST.
N..hv,lleat at4A N and P n.
I,-sS a5-'ye Il Chattanooga l:S0 ? N AID l;4S N.
COMING WEST
1..v. chattaaooga at 1904 N and 7:30 N.
Ir-sve al Nashville at P N and A NJ
"a connection and shortestFoute to Boston, New York.
phtisdeluhiA Baltimore, Washington CITY, Ecnmona'
s-g Lvuchburg, Knoxville savannah Charleston,
ast-a,ns2v Memr bis. New Orleans, &C. -,
ROTH Trains connect Stevenson with Trains on
% rerIeson Raroad. at Chattznooea With Irsins on
and Georgia and Weseern and Atlantic
Tyough Tfckess may be had st hour on spplcaon ts
Tet Agent Office at Depot TO the following pace anu
at the following prices, viz: aaa ss
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
ore Square, one year. ssQach additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, win be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
or DOLLAR per quaTs The r and FuTr cENTs for each
subsequent Insertion. -, ,,,..,,- III,
be CHARGED the full daily with one half the weekly rates
STansss Adsssssssnts sss Be paid for at he time ef
SnseF9i0n.
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..C1 URANCH RAILROAD.

JASPER BRANCH hAAAO
o-r,cv N, zHy11LE & CHATTANOOGA RAnRoap oor
ofFlck = October 3D. 1859.
-, ~ q, Drectors calls made on the
ssE Of The Company subscribed for bualng .Sjs
- Scm Brideeport to Jasper payable to tne treasurer " ~
Company asfoloxs; The lot November, 1859, and two
dollars On each the st days DIv August septem.
W. February, March, April, May Nay 'une' ''
r October and November looo r at Jasper or to the
-ur At his Office in Nashville q, - sub.,rib-
a. meeting these calls is requested q ~
IT, construction Of the road depends
ers Of seocn; specifically for that purpose;
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Very rssI ecunIly yoursi
tsivBsdI G.w- WHICH 4 co.


UAsNILEs Ay.i AlItl y lo.l'
NEssRs. ". B. pyDDs 4 Co., ciScESNATE
DELR sms-Tks safe purchased Of you In September last
has the great Gre which occurred in town on ne &a
February slsndidy had large amount Of notes, rscP
&C. in it, the bans burned the papers oat eut pat
in some sheets Of paper upon opening snse The bHnnB
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WILL either sell exchange in part for geod city o.
feld property, my Residence. two miles NoLsn o. IN :.
cty with from SO Of land attached Improvement
new, extensive and complete. -. A.. -.
FoR and further particulars apply 20 me on he
- VIZ w. B. walton.
Union copy and charge this office. .-Eash. Bdaner.
mari
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DELAWARE AND MIsso gRT
LOtt r1es.
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HELmBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION!

60
UELMB LIDS BUCHU for the Bladder
HELmB0LD,S BUCHU forth Kidneys
HELMBOLDsS BUCHU for the Gravel
HELMBOLDsS BUCHU for the DrOpsy.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Nervousness
HELmBOLDSS BUCHU for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBOLD,S BUCHU for Dmness OF VISION
HELmBOLDsS BUCHU for Dihdcult Breathing
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Weak Nerves.
FFELmBOLDsS BUCHU for General Dibiiity.
RELMBOLDsS BUCHU for Universal LAsstude
HELMBOLD,S DUCHU for Hororof Disease
HRLMBOLD,S BUCHU for Night sTeats
HELmROLD,S BUCHU for Wake:rlness
HELMBOLD,S BUCHU for Dryness of the Skin.
HELMBOLD,S BUCHU for EruptonS
HELmBOLDsS RUCF4U for Pain in the Back.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Heaviness of the Ryelids
with Temporary su6usatiOn and Loss of Sight.
HELmBOLDsS BUCHU for Mobility and RestIessneH
with Want Of Attention and Horror Of Society.
HELMBOLD,S BUCHU for Distractions.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Excesses arising from In
discretion, and all diseases Of
FEMALES--FEMALES-
FEmALES.-FEMALEs-
FEmALES--FEdALES-
OLD Oh YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Oh
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL:
THEY ARE OFNO AVAIL
HELmBOLD,s EXTRACT BUCHU
| Is THEW VERY BEST
REMEDY IN THE WORLD
For all complaints incident Sex, whether arising fiOn in
discretion Habits OF Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OH CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
N0FAMILY SHOULD BE WETHOUTIT!
! TAKE NO MORE BALSAm. MERCURY Or
| UNPLEASANT MEDICINE FOR UN-
PLEASANT AND DANGEROUS DIS
EASES.
HELmBOLDsS EXTRACT BUCHU
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, little Expensei
| 1IttIs or no change in Diet. No Inconvenience
| ANDNO EXPOSURE.
UH HELMBOLD'SEx EXTRACT BUCHU fOrE
cesses arising from habit indulged in
BY YOUNG AND OLD'
$: :: :: " ::
for diseases arising habits of dissipation It removes
al improper dhSs Ssss and and Dut H restore the
Us HELMBOLDsS EXTRACT BUCHU fol
diseases and AFechonsof of the most distressing character
Use HELmB0LD,S EXTRACT BUCHU for al
affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS
, "'''''' ''''Hs MALE OR FEMALE !.
- From whatever cAuse originating and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
All the above symptoms admit Of the same tea
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RefrigeratOrs.
Crmfenberg Dysentery syrup.

oNG wanted have atlsst fresh supply Of the famous
pbsdelphia RefgerAtors which, for usefulness and
- - .ra uDeoualled MACKENZIE 4 MINOHIN.
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Iemdt d 8 ch e I'm e!
TO BE DRAWN
Each Wednesday in june.

Class e7O Draws Wednesday, June @, 1880.
CIass ss2 Draws "Wednesday, Jnne IS, lS6O'
Glass e94 Draws Wednesday, > uhe SO' lsoo' ,O
,1.-s- o0oI Vsr,,zSrss "wednesday, June 81, 1SGOs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS
7sNumbcrs.-I3 Drawn BailOts'
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ylasbhiIIs anion ana 5msritan.


TEN LINES OR LEss coEsTITUrz I SQUARE
IN qHE Many
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LADIES' Shoes and CATERS.

Ladies' Shoes and Caters.
II AIDES Fine Black Congress Caters, with heels;
I" Lace
Prown Congress
& blk Button " I"
Kip Slippers. with and without heels =,
Together with ether styles OF Ladies' Misses and children
Shoes.
AIsrve and superior stock Of Gentlemen's WEAR
consisting Of
Calf Congress Oxford Ties;
Szll SOIs1 CIs a. ss q g
4at.;na as 80
Goods are all fresh and OF the best gushy Sp
bs - s,s oring A. reduced prices Call at No K1ohs
| Square. SN
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A1Ieghany springs!


montgomery COHnty, Virginia.
YUNHE ProprietoEs having purchased this watering
Place in October last, have thoroughly repaired ana
furnished IL with entirely furniture Of the best class am
will open the reception OF visitors ON the I5tn aAy
of June.
ment their guests, they hAtter themselves
that f any) Watering Places will afford the same AZ
fractions this.
It is situated the county Of Montgomery, miles from
Shawsve Depot Virginia and Tennesee kairoad on e
banks Of the Roanoke surou2ded BY acme Of the
most attractive 10 be found among ths
Mountains Of Vrgina The Water has acquired such TePaa
tou in the years, that h is unnecessary 70 say
In commendaon Of it. It Is considered secFc for ne
worst conditions Of the Stomach Bowels and LvT
and for prostraion the system. We might append
number Of certificates Physicians and Others acquainted
with its merits and to might added Gd iRaHa
Passengers will be at Shewsve By Your Horse On
busse convey them road TO the springs ferson
leaving Baimor Washingop Rchaond. and Petersburg
the morning. the Springs the day. those from M
South win md the on the arrys aen tLsn
| unel9-d4m BOOTH, COLHOOA q w.
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DESCRIPTION.

Lyoas is small man, weighing about us or leo pounds be
and IS years age skin, dark hair and drk eyes,
byy eve brow very heavy and down cast eou,tenanee
Ts on wien he left and blue cOttrn pants
maker by trade supposed by to be making ms
vav 10 Lawrence Wayne county lnIeI< I'm
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s,,.D- a, an order Of the Board Of Directory Of the
Planters Bank Tennessee made tns l0 dsy S 3, @S
leoO an a. o. 5ev Of July next being the first Monday
n whether they will accept or reject tne new ensr'e
granted said Bank By the Tennessee LegslAn wK1yRR
le59-6O. BY oroeI oi 20 sas m i;nIv Cashier.
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32,39e Prizes. .Anzountingto 10 sl.Isos1sS
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO FICKBTs
WHOLE TICKETS. $50; HALVES, $40; QUARTERS 3.
Certificates Of Packages win be sold at the following rates.
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Great Fire AT DanvIIIe. Ky.
w. B. DODDs& cos
p.urI.... X, March 8. I.so.

L-AlFI.1I NJ y
MzzEs. ". B. DOBDs Co.. CIsclssAu.
6nrsThe afs purchased from yo7 s0s tzs nnos ~a'
severely TESTED By tie recent disastrous s IN his place and We
happy say equal 70 he rspFeenaons
you made when purchased Our srs Foons h Sen tns
safs stood, vas totally destroyed By The e aDdhe ale is nfo
the cellar, By the burning ruins b1t upon get
spsnings ozns every paper safe, not onso
scOrehed decsd any way. We tsks PlsaInre IN
bearing this testimony ne sseH quay Of The uafes nan
ufactared At you essblishnent. Yours,
lsignedl 7. ,. sHINDELBoWkA
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NOr EvFN sCoRcHRp.

Tks Tsneering en- he drawers iittis warped the
lock works very well, and when oil It lisls think
Il viii Be as good Ny Eas in tie lower stsy
Of three story building win shRgle roof In AZ adois-
ing rOo with only Dlassrsd paon drngs siere vas kept
and Immediately opposite where e vas ssttag there as
considerable quantity os paints oils t1penne ana
ouors The building connected with he Patterson Hotel
On one side and vas within SIX Of the Court HOuSe hs
other with large pile Of wood between essnd hs Coar
House. and adoor entering into NJ o nnedateiy fona The
wood Fhsre vas also small frame building atAehsd q TIE
rear Of the Drug store with oils paints, and liquors N : ard
sTass door leading into ny Oce fromit. You E s a.
once hest created a. aud about IL regard II
alIy tested and have no hesaney IA saying that Psesi
would have bean preserved II had le them in The afs
number Of eur citizens have examined Il since he hz'
and we're surprised Al its condition, Of en have
1 5a-.a saf,s of Won. bsisvinR them.
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Strawberries

AToW is the time for Fruit Jars Before buy any, sar
inc the cheapest and best.
THE TEMPEST FRUIT JARS
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pm;Idiugs Lots for sale

offer for sale lbsrsl terms number o' tbs porter
building . 6a @ S6UHGssi o sh9ss miles " from the city. several
lots with small improvements sa,d one IN the Gala in
Pike o. ~ svsr beautiful let's in Watkins magnificent Aoo
ton. - ,r.hv;I. Boyd's Bosick's, Hardings, an6
other Additions. OAi' ''OA j. L. r. W. BROWN,
AK Cherry street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

SENTENCE FOR ELECTION FRAuD.-In Phil
adelphia on Tuesday last. VIM Byerly, for de-
feating Congressman in that city by forging
returns against him, was sentenced. The Led.
ger says
Mr.. Byerly was directed to stand up to re-
ceive his sentence. Judge Thompson remark
ed he was happy TO say that this was the first
time an offence of this character had ever been
sustained against party in this country. In
community like this, and under institutions
like ours, which depend upon the honesty and
integrity of those who are selected to perform
any high and important duty, there was no Of
fence which more directly struck at the per-
petuity of our institutions than that which
had been laid to the defendants charge His
act could not be justified. 1t had been alleged
that il could not be possible for the defendant
to do this thing, as he was unable to read and
write with facility, and that, therefore he had
been the subject of q conspiracy. The ury
had decided otherwise They had regarded
the defendant in the light of one who h,.d un-
DER taken to perform high public duty, and
had then committed the fraud There could
De no doubt but that there were others en-
gagged in this transaction who were more in
telligent than the defendant by reason of their
superior education, but whether they were
more skilled in matters relating 20 elections
might be questioned. Whoever they might be
IL did not affect the greatness of the offence
laid TO the defendant, who was the active
agent. The jury who tried the case was Of the
prisoners own selection, through able aud
watchful counsel, end after the full exercise
OF the right to challenge. With the verdict as
rendered by this jury the court had no reason
10 complain. There was no reason to
believe but that the jury were actuated by
their duty.
The sentence was then imposed. 1t was a
line OF $500, and an imprisonment of two years
and six months in the County Prison.
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correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
BWntng Of "Old Aben at a North Carolina Cof.
WAKE ToRasr CoLLYeE NC

WAKE FOREST COLLEGE NC,)
November 5, 1860. {
An eouliltion OF patriotism is per yading the
whole country around here as the election
draws nigh. An instance of il may not be un :
interesting 10 your readers. On Friday last the
students of the College were surprised at see
ing huge piacard pos ted on the bulletin an :
nouncing that ABE Lincoln " would be hung
In effigy that evening, and, conseq uentiy. sur
misses were rife ana anticipations of fun in
dalged IN. Soon after sunset a line was formed
at the College, and the efFigy-a regular six
footer-was escorted to a gallows, which had
been erected during the day, and which stood
on a small knoll Immediately in front of the
College campus. The doIeful notes proceed
ing from few musical instruments accom-
panied by huge bass drum, informed the in
habitants of the vicinity that the long wished
for-event was about TO take place The effigy
was placed upon the gallows, and, al signal,
was hoisted to the gaze of all. Shout after
shout rent the air, and after order was re-
stored an enlogy upon the character of the de-
ceased was pronounced by H. Lansing Bur-
rows, student from Richmond.
The efhgy hung upon the gallows through
out that night, and all day Saturday, attract
Ing the attentio of all passers-by. On Satur-
day night a line of students was again formed,
torches, proceeded once more to the galiows,
where, amid the renewed shouts of the peo-
pie, 1t was burned. The crowd. after three
cheers for the Union dispersed
Ihe whole event passed off without any dis
turbance, and was under the sanction of the
entire Faculty The eulogy was pronounced
TO be as good a satire upon Lincoln as could
be expected from so youthful an aspiraat for
oratory. 1t abounded with several hits full
or Wit, and was received with much applause
Dy all The galloWs still stands in remem-
brance of the patriotic deed. CoRsAIR.
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How LINCOLN Took HIS ELECTIoN.-A dis
patch from Springfield, ILL.,, TO the New York
Times, says Lincoln spent most of election
night in the telegraph Office. On Wednesday
evening he was captured" by about 300 of his
friends. Mr.. Lincoln finally made the fol-
lowing speech, his first public address since
his election: The representation of Coles
and Douglas counties is elected on the Repub-
lican side. We expected it would be So and
so II is pretty generally these times" GAp-
plnus and laughter.l Mr.. Lincoln finally, in
jocular way, took advantage of his position
as Chairman to say that it was customary for
the presiding officer to call some distinguished
member to the chair. He accordingly called
III r. Kent to take his place, and retired through
side door, in spite of vociferous calls fer him
to speak.
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I >
WAY TRAIN AND JUMPS AFTER IT.-On We'd
nesday, a woman with an infant got in TO a car
OF the Dedham (Mass.) Branch Railroad, at
Dedham, for Roxbury, and when about p
miles from Dedham she suddenly threw her
child out OF an open window, and sprang after
ii herself before she could be seized by the pas
sengers. The train was going at that time at
the rate OF about 20 mile, an hour, and every
one expected that both the child and its mo-
ther had been instantly killed. The conductor
put back his train, when, to the great surprise
nor child was seriously injured, though both
were somewhat bruised. They were taken on
board again, and conveyed to Roxbury. 1t is
judged from the womans subseq uent actions
that she IS insane.
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BLA'A Brown coTToNs.
ON RIlRES IN
anew and B eaut tifuI
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

The subscriber would respectfully announce to
slrends and the pu biic generally, that he is now
rsss,vng large and beautiful stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Sssctsd with great care. and at prices that will
tasDe n.m TO sell unusually low, for cash.
IFStOek consists IN
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
ln great variety and all the newest designs.
Ii cents wear, a splendid assortment of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES,
VELVET AND SILK VESTINGS,
NECK TIES, MERIN0 SHIRTS,
BEAVERS, &c
Also. 8 large and attractive stock of HEAVY
Fine BED BLANKETS,
NEGRO do.
And every other article usually kept in first
eass DRY Goods House.
Call and examine for yourselves.
JOHN l.. SNITHER,
na-?m No. % Main street.
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B. p. Shillaber, of Boston, so we'll known as
Mrs. Partington, has been elected to the Mas
sachusetts Legislature. Mr.. Shillaber is a
Douglas Democrat.
Green corn, beans, radishes and the general
run OF early vegetables are i'll the market
again from the second crop at Brownsville,
Texas.
The dogs killed in Philadelphia during the
summer numbered l65S. OF 1887, the number
captured by municipal authority, 2s9 were re-
deemed.
The expenses OF governing France amount
to l,000,UUUf. per day, including interest on the
public debt. This is about So a year to each
iaha bitant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

CirenA COxrt-The Grand Jury met yester-
day, and returned the following Indie tments :
Commonwealth Us. Thomas Wilkinson and
John Lpscomb, for breaking into the store OF
q. z. Word and Bro, on the night OF the lst of
Maya true bill.
Commonwealth rs. James Baker, Thomas
Wilkinson and John Lipscomb, for brea king
into the shop of Henry Miller, ON the Both OF
April, and stealing boots and shoes-a true
bill
Also, an Indictment for misdemeanor agains !
John Sublett, Tor obstruc;ing culvert.
[ O'clnck - =
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SHAMEFUL OUTRAGE-When Senator Dou-
glas alighted from the carriage to ascend the
steps of the Exchange Hotel, at Montgomery,
Ala, there were three rotten eggs thrown
The first egg struck Col. Seibles, editor of the
Judge Douglas, bursted and discharged its
contents in the face of his wife, who stood i'm
mediately on his left. The papers there de.
nounce the outrage in severe terms.
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IL Bakers Premium Bitters.
HENRICo COUNTY, Oct. l, 1860.

.
Dear SIr-My wife has been suffering with Dys-
ssps.s and Nervous Affection for several years.
ssre ali hopes of life, By her physician. as well AS
" her relatives and friends, were blasted. Final
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS. whicn, in the
course of eisht weeks, tby daily using them,J re-
stored her TO perfect health. | am equally graft
iac 10 state that my child about eight years old
vas long suffering with the UlarIhGa, attended
daily By an able physician. without giving any re-
NABLE BITTERS restored hul entirely to
health snd vigor. II is my firm opinion, substan-
lated by that OF my family physician's, that BA-
,ae now before the public for the above men
uoned diseases.
Yours. Tost truly, P. W. J, QUARLEs.
These Bltters can be had of all the Druggists in
'ais city, and at every respectable Drug Store in
ne State. Orders filled promptly by addressing
h. BAKER, Proprietor.
nc &-ts Richmond, Va.
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of horses having died in Washington county
Pa, of late, an opinion prevails among the
farmers of the neighborhOod that lung dis
ease similar to that which recently carried off
so many fine herds of cattle in New Jersey and
elsewhere, is affect ting them Indeed, such it
has been pronounced by veterinary surgeon
from Pittsburgh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

A LITERARY PALACE.-Rev. Dr. Niles, for
merly of Lowell, is now located in Florence,
under the same roof with the poet Brow nin 3
and his wife,-Walter Savage Landor, the
celebra led English author, now about SIS years
of age, who resides with the Brownings, who
care for him, and in the same "palace'' is
Frederic Tennyson, charming lyric poet,
brother Of the English poet Laureate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

TRAGEDY ON SPANISH SHIP.-The Span.
ish ship Encarnacior left Macao, China, on
the I'd of August, with a load of Coolies, and
after q few days, while the crew were engaged
washing decks, the Coolies rose and attacked
them. The struggle was desperate, and re-
suited in the cath of seventy five Coolies, the
Interpreter and one cf the crew, and in the
severe wounding of the captain and eleven oil
the crew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-10

Posi- OFFICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. in Fir-
ginia.-William p Jones postmaster at North
west River Bridge, Norfolk county, Va, vice
Thomas &. Holt, resigned Simon II. Bach,
postmaster at Roaring Run, Botetourt county
vice james ]. Painter, resigned. Jacob A.
LantZ postmaster at Mole Hill, Ritchie coun-
ty. Va vice Rachel Reed, resigned. Francis
K. Elliott, postmaster at Wayland, Scott
county, Va, vice q. Q. Elliott, resigned. Mary
f. Mcneil, postmaster at Perry willie, Mcdowell
county, Va, vice William Il. Lee, resigned
john f. Martin, postmas ter at Irisburg, Henry
county, Va, vice James Semple, resigned.