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ne same lOuTual quotes the report VI Iu.
MAYNE, Minister of the French Finance, in
| the Moniitur of January 25, 1850. who says
| " that in nine months only OF 1855, the imports
of gold exceeded the exports by 376,000,O00 of
francs - that he has l97 ,000,00U francs in the
government chest, 200,000OoO francs liz the
| treasury, 10000 600 in the dotation TO the
| sinking fund, and n reserve of 36i 100000 in
the Bank OF France; and, in addition 10 all
| this. has paid the vast expense OF two wars,
| liq Undated l4o,0O0,O00 of treasury bonds, and
| (under threat of payment diminished the in
| terest on hundreds of millions OF the national
| debt from four to two-and-a-half per cent
| The fact is also recalled that amidst the finan
| cial commissions OF the world In 1857, the Bank
| of Fraace alone stood as firm as pyramid.
| 1t is now claimed that the attention of
| LOUIS NAPOLEON was first attracted to an
| alleged gold region in Africa by an American,
| conversant with geology and mineralogy,
| whose patient research and scientific exa'ni-
nation of the earth's crust, had discovered
| four fields in which gold abounds, one OF
which is the region of Senegambia on the
Kong mountains in Africa. Upon ascertain
| ing the important fact, thirteen vessels and
| twenty five hundred men were dispatched to
| Senegal, place which had been hitherto I'M
| lmpOrta nj, Dut was now IDaue tue DAse ol III
ture operations. Imperial DEGREES were is
sued, ilstituting a judiciary, organizing a
| bank and placing affairs under thesp cial Pres
| idency of the Emperor 1t is even stated that
| while England has been induced to yacate sew
| eral of her Coast Stations in favor of France
| under pleas connected with the abolition of
| the slave trade, LOUIS NAPOLEON has been
| working the mines with vast numbers OF
| slaves, and that by their labor France has
| been able to coin SO much as to surprise and
perplex financiers and statesmen, who could
| not account for the movements OF the French
| Mint. The popular belief has generally been,
| so far as Abyssiuia is concerned, that NAPo-
| LEON desired a strong position at the entrance
| to the Red Sea, in order to check the power of
England on the African coast, and arrest when
/ ever he chose the Indian traffic which finds
| it's way across the 1sthmus of SueZ But if
| the revelations lately made of the mineral
| wealth of the African continent north of the
Equator, are correct and true, we have ano-
| ther solution of the extraordinary expansion
| of French power in those regions. In that
| event, we may expect gold hunting tide to
| set in upon Africa both from England and the
United States, and divide with the fortunate
| and secretiye Frenchman the rewards of the
| auriferous land.
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n BILL HEADS. BILL HsADs The largest
a bg most complete assortment Of RULED Pa
Blue, White, pud, Canary, Pink, and Purple jusl
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th
ers 10 want, can rsly ON getting good article OIL
Nhefe, CAll and Aee spesmena and tfiasa, ltsI
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~ dress the DEMOCRACY in METRO
POLITAN HALL, on THIS EVENING, at half
past O'CLOCK. The citizens generally are invited
TO hear him. l.. w. GLAZEBROOK, Pres't
JANIS DOVE, tS.o,,.
HENRY e. CANNoN.{ Soo vs. Cc5-lt
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONsU MER!

IMPORTANT TO GAS CONsU MEKS.
CHAS. II. LANGLEY,
GAS FILTER. TIMER AND C0PPERsMITH,
Would inform the public that he is sole agent for
the sale of
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNkRS.
and s prepared to put them up at the shortest no.
tlce and 90 the most reasonable terms The ad
vantages of these Burners are: To prevent blowing
and waste Of gas, 10 give more clear and uni form
light, to regulate the quantity consumed with the
full head turned on 10 any desired amount, and
thus TO save at Ieast twenty five per cent. over
the ord nary Burners.
Mr.. j. +. Brown, in charge of the Washington
City Gas Works. has cert fed that they are u3hss-
ffatiagiy the cess Burners he has seen during his
connection of twelve Years with those works and
the Superintendent OF the Hichmond Gas Works
asserts that ha has tried Them and hat tney save
al least twenty per cent. over other BarneTs.
Thankful Tor past favorE, the suhsc slber invites
orders for all work has line, feeling assured that
he can give entire satisfaction AZ TO duality and
price. CHAS. n LANGLEY,
oo 4-ts 18th st., between Main and Cary.
Groves: STOVES! sTOvEs:
Having made large altsrstlens TO my store and
laid 10 large stock Of STOVES o. ell hnds sad
saii the most fsstIdious In ihs,f seeq,ipn Thans.
fus lor pat lA.soasss would so ~ fsyfHs'
nSdssasa pA.k Aassfsnss sissss ssSs,
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JAMES WUUUHUUSE II 20
Booksellers and etatioaers,
Sc 29-6t2pl l3o Main street, Richmond.

CPECiAL NOTICE.-LOUIS ]. BOssIEUX,
dealer IN. CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS, go,
FIVE story building; Main street, SIX doors below
established store of Messrs. Richardson & Co,
would be happy TO accommodate his old Gust toners
and The public generally. The very liberal patron
enables him. With an enlarged establishment, 10
offer Inducements to purchasers unequalled this
side OF Philadelp hla, with more room, moro force
more stock, and = settled disposition to do large
wholesale business solicit call from the buy
Ing public, at No 50 Main street 90 A. 81
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H Special Notice. Va
1s60.-..-----.... OCTOBER, .......-.."...1 1850.
S A NJ u L NJ. PRICE & CO,
RETAILERS OF

.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE & CO,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the pub
lie to their complete assortment, Just received Of
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, in newest STYLES, colored and
black.
Real Irish and French P0PLINS
Velour 0TTOMANS and VALENTIAS, in every
variety-Piaid. BrOeade ana Figured.
Medium DR. ESS GOODS IN great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, r superior stock.
FRENCH ard SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES
REAL LACE, in sets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCH EFs-tho iarssst and best stock that has
ever been shown il this city.
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS, of al the new
French patterns.
AUTUMN CLOAKS and BUSTERS, in plain
STYLES; Scotch Hoods, and the new Arabs and Ar
FAMILY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
FLANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
had.
PLANTATION GOODS-.HOME MANUFAC-
TURE- Manchester, Va Virginia PenItentIary;
Fredericksburg and Lexington PULLED Cloths;
full stock of Linseys. KeIssys and Jeans.
BLANKETS, CLOTHS. CASSIM ERES, and
VESTlNGS, of direct importation. oc2-ts
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-If the gentleman who called at our
~ store last Thursday or Friday evening, to see
A. LIVINGSTON about some furniture, will call
again, he will greatly oblIge us.
JOHNSTON Il WHITING,
oc AT Corner 4th and Broad SITS.
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IA CHARLES LAMBS FAREWELL TO ToBAcc

81 For thy sake, tobacco,
Would do any thing but die
Scent to match tiny rich pei tune
Chinese art did Ser presume;
Roses iolets-but toys
For the smaller sort of bows,
Or for gTeener damsels meant
Thou'rt the only mani, scento'
80 sang Lamb, in re NAL lays,
In the Olden-golden days.
Lamb-poor Lamb-the Doctors word
All his soul of SORROW stirred.
He must leave his darling guild.
ny the laws of health for bid
Had he lived in GooDwIN's day
seen HIS art take all away
Fom his PATENT PREssKp-a brand
10 IoBs eco can withstand-
seen from must and moutd how free
yoopwiSs make would ever be
Never had the Doctor broke
dnose sweet bonds Of which he spoke.
gsntle Ella. on his head
rnnns blessings, wou have said:
GooDwIN. thou'rt the chewer;s friepat
Twenty dozen please To send i,'
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

FOR HlRE-A NEGRO BOY, IS years old,
l. just from the Up country Also, BOY, used
to dining loom service. Apply to
ALFRED l.. HOLLADAY,
oc 6-3t 18th ST.. between Main and Cary.
EOR SALE The subscriber, about to remove
from the city, wishes to dispose of valuable
NEGeU WOMAN young and likely, a first rate
WASHER and IHONEh, and a good CHAM BER-
MAID. JOHN C.. MILLER.
oo It's At Kent. Paine 4 Co.'S.
COOK FOR SALE.-We have for sale q ,oung
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years. she is
an A No. Bread. Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and lroner.
PULLIAM & co. Aucts.,
Sc Is Is Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
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M Photographs,
PpOI OGRAPHS,
PHOTOGRAPHS. sa.@--~. -sa-e-rsa-stz
PHOTOGRAPHS,
FOR TWO DOLLARS,
FOR TWO DOLLAHS,
FOR TWO DOLLARS.
S0LORED PHOTOGRAPHY made 70,
FIVE DOLLARS.
AMBROTYPES, FIFTY CENTS
PILOT 0GRAPHS, finish. in different styles,
rom $3 to $50. SMITH 4 VANNERSON.
no II Main street,
oc 5-st+ tFormerly whltehurst's Gallery
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Always in Lnck.

Louis NAroLRoN, n all accounts are true,
has struck another vein Of luck. of more solid
value than any ofthc thousand political price
which fortune has scattered in his prosperous
path. 1t has been observed that the French
Government has planted the tri-color on the
coast of Abyssinia, at the entrance to the Red
Sea, and that the colony OF Senegal, on the
western Coast, has suddenly risen into such
importance as to demand the appointment OF
numerous STATS Of officers for its management,
whose reports occupy a considerable space In
the Mem itewr, and whose management In the
five or six years Of its existence has elected
as many as fifty DEGREES from the Government
In connexion with these facts, 1t is now stat
ed that there has been an extraordinary flow
OF gold into France from Africa for the last
six or eight years, surprising that of both the
United States and England combined! The
late coinage of Theses several Governments is
,rtr d,
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

MEDICAL TEXT-BOOKS-
vi Used in the Richmond NJ edical College.
A. MORRIS, Bookseller, Main street,
ia now opening general assortment of
STANDARD MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS,
all of the latest editions. to which he invites the
attention of Students. The prices at which these
Books will be offered are such as to make It the
interest of the Students to call and examine be-
fore purchasing else where.
ALSO, for sale as above. a large stock of POpu-
lar Works in the various Departments Of ANATO.
MY, PATHOLOGY, PRAC fICE OF MEDICINE
and SURGERY, including LOCAL DISEASES
ana AFF ECriONS.
A. MORRIS is agent for the Lancet, Medico-
Chirurgical Review, American Journal Medical
Science, Breathwait's Retrosp ect, and other Med
ditto. DC lot
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49, MR.. p. I'll. AYLETT will address
60 the DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION of
FIELD HALL, on SATURDAY EVENING next,
10Th inst; at o clock 7. NJ in behali of BRECK-
lNRIDGE AND LANE. The citizens generally
are invited to attend. j. Il. SANDS, Pres't.
b. f. COOKE, Sec'y. &C 4-3t*
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/ IgMr EOH EvERYh0DY. Il have Inc
sssasn tSs msssS "a ~ 3 sou WI ~ seas
6tSs y Sisll. filss ISs Iisle Jlllss. III Ire
'. .... M ''''' :s:!!.! Z! l.s,l An.
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~ The Beautifui CeuDtry Seat, CALLED
+" MOUNT ERIN NEAR RICHMOND, To BE
SOLD AT AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON.-Th s
particular attention of the public is respectfully
called to the sals of this most ,eautifu country
sea-, 20 be sold at auction TIL s AFTEkNOON at
4 o'clock. For further PARTICULARS, see auction
head. G0DDlN d APPERSoN,
oc5-lt AuctjoneeTs.
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LOST AND STRAYED

n $40 X w A X D.-Strayed frommy
IN stable, on the 18th inst, shout dark. nv
NABLACK HORSE. He Is a SaD0 horse, six
years old trots in harness and PAGES under saddle;
is over medium sIze, weighs l,lCo pounds long
name and tail, name chsfed partly of near hs
head has white spot size of copper, on his bscs,
caused b, saddle, ANY person bringing him = me-
furnishing information enabling me 10 get hlni,
will be paid the above reward. The horse came
from Augusta county.
II. NJ. SMITH. Manufaciur and
Dealer in Agricultural implements
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NIOTICE.-The undersigred having taken the
~ desirable and comnodious stand on Franklin.
psrsns,ship under the name and style OF PENDLE-
TON 4 BRO, for the Psrpose of Sonduotins =
AN al tAs sttsnt.or ~ ,hs;r $3.50, e.
Pablo generally TO an examination ef their stock.
Orders from the country solicited, and pramptiv
attended TO. b. z. PENULEr0N.
ne q cv4te Al
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% LEAF, LEAD AND oak, A !, ssIs 81
Pare White Lead. around 70 !. w Y. me eAsss.
ss g, = pr a. Isss2 vs Az, Eassns
40 lanssed Qils IS coat, Mersnsns,.. ,s Irvltea
sad gIhsss saet vesj = 9 ~ mss(. "a usrI 81
100 q! v2lfZs1
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= SUaSTANrIAL BOOTN I'D Sn ss.ss
FOR LANES AND CHlLpkENE"oll ss.
= aow in store, ard daily reeeiylng, .ss i.sdsss
ins season able and desirabls Goods ~ sf,lcssd
alofi, Weltsd Boois. With or without hssiJ seed
frenek Calf, Goat, Morocco .na ,,sna, aces;
sloft. uoabis- sole Hoots wtsn % me lsselss
Corr sole Congress Asslsd Boots, Lsa LA, gsasls-.
Ard Kid ConEIsss Bo0ts. With o. win all Of
winch we vail eel at p.lce4 20 sstsp spROl.
buse1s MARCUS HAkRls nnetsL
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WANTF D-TO HOUSE CARPENTFRs.-The
w subscriber wishes to employ six or eight
HOUSE CARPENTERS. to whom good WAGES will
be gwen by applying early, to VIM. FORBES.
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EAMfEr SLOrR-of s~ssfisf quality, fss
-st-H ppsteS, MoNcuax / 90,
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y FAD THIS, and find out where you can get
IL al kinds of SILVER and BRASS PLATING
done in the best manner. All kinds of MILITARY
WORK done. Old Bits and Stirrups re plated to
look equal to new. Also, Fruit Baskets and Cas-
tors re plated. at JAS. J. CAMPBELL'S,
18th street, between Main and Cary.
90 6-3tS Richmond
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CAfS, CARS, CAPS, CARS.

(AFS, CATS, GAPS, CAPS.
VELVET CAPS.
VELVET CAPS.
VsLVET CAPS,
VELVET CAPS.
Jast received another lot of Velvet Caps. Also,
a splendid assortm ent of CASSI "a ERE CAPS. at
oc3--SI BINFORDS Hat Store, 81 Main Ut. i
lust RECEIVED ND FOX SALE at A.
d BARATrA'S, NJ. 8 Franklin sire OF, fine con
FISH; Calahrian CHE rsE for Maccaroni AN
CHOW Els; MACCARONI; BuTTER; CHEESE;
40 hbIs North Carolina Cut and Family RE Err
Kings. pure LEAF LARD; Italian OIL; mess
AHA D. IA. cc g. .6tt
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FRUIT, FRUIT, FRUIT.
Persons wishing for watery mouths, call at
P!ZZlNI'S, Broad street, and see some of his
SICKLE and DUCHESS PEARS, and a large
lot of A No. @ UINCES.
ANDREW PIZZINI,
oc SIT No. n9 Broad st.
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WANTED "A situation as OVERSEER. by
w y"ung man of good character, steady and in
d"strions, Best of references can be given. Ad-
dress"J P. F." Bentivogho, Albemarle county.
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~ RuchpS, Ruches IL received by last
steamer full gupnly Of the hest ard latest sty les
BONNET AND TRIM MING RUCHES,
which am able 10 sell as low as any hon.e Of this
city. C. BOETTCHER
oc 3-2w us Broad street.
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iton rom ouilaInss :, ,->------ 4
-. NssxE npCE At a Mt LIN

BCO.'S, Brosd street, their eniiivw ,sisf
of BOOTS AND SHOES, for Eau shq and -
Trade, at WpOLESALE AND ksI Az ia RE
following afe few Of our prices. The en-. hpsrl
stock II sold in comparison OF yIisess, oshst aa.
BUYERS: Ladies 6ne Heel Gailsrs 81 q.
Enghsh and French Lasting do. 81 S1.sss
Congress Caters with heels 1t SIS;
heavy Plantation Brosaes At 81 Womeas.N
shoes at 7Sc.; besides nameE9os cheap sYg.G's.
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- NEW DRUG STORE.


~, HOTEL FOR EST.--The large ard
Wa spacious Gew HOTEL at Chester, in Chester
as:.n tariAld county. On the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad, viii be rented the hR hest bidder
on the 18th cay of October, 1860, for tho year of
1861. HENRY A. WlNFREE,
Pres't of the Chester Hotel and Mining Co.
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At the same time, will Offer for sale at auc.
ton, Fevora impi owed LO rs; also, unimproved
LOTS. All property offered will be sold without
reserve and on long credit.
Sale to commence at IL clock, on 18Th inst
&C 6-laW3t* JOSEPH II. SNEED,
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WANTED-By a sober, industrious man, of 10
w years experience. situation as MANAGER
on farm for 1861. Best of references gwen. Ad-
dress /" w. H. P.,' Richmond Post Office.
26-aod6ts
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Observation-Disclosures a good BOOT and
w SHOEMAKER, tn go to the country. Good
wages and constant employment will be eiven.-
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IA Dollar saved is Dollar GaIned.u

~ Bumti ing Flags.
OF all the different sizes. ha nd and for sale at
oc4-3t GEO. RUsKELL's, No. 81 Main st.
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ls3 Broad st.. between Oh T rrs 10 Boa
NJ, B.-Also, large assor nentof Iiunns srsts
net Boxes, valccs. 80 the eheapcs. ~ y.
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90 6-3t' Richmond
CHOICE BUTTER AND CHErAE-We
~ have in store full asso tment of BUTTER,
from very choice to inferior Also, lot of very
prime CHEESE. to which we ask the attention of
We are agents for the sale of Brummeps Rich
mond City Mills FLOUR.
oc SIT CONRAD Il CREW.
E'OR REHT-A very desirable LOT, admirably
suited to the COAL and W GOD TRADE, sit
uated On 9th street, near the Armory, with an en-
trance from the Canal. For terms, apply TO-
oob-6t Office in City Hall.
0LDKYk WHIsKkY.-lo bills. superior, for
ocS-st DUNLoP. MoNcuRE CO.
BLACKBERRY HEM ESSEY BRANDY
ocs1s sD' 'f bU nj OF IoNcuRE & co.
T'HE MORNING STAR
1 COOKING STOVE.
AaTpy me- s .t9ea g
OF all sizes, on hand. am prepared to sell them
very ioy 70 per cent. less than they have ever
7. HEsFtifLEY. 50 Main street.
A0erman Daily Advertiser copy. oc4 2w
RALED OATS, BALED OATS.-Ws have
- Tor sale and delivery, at shoYr notice. .everal
sA'' Of b Ssi Syisas SATs
Issa b rs1 ~. 5bs
oca-rst No. 10 Franklin Sc. n1 Old Massss,
IN BnLS. PKfME NEW ORLEANS MO.
q 49, tbSN,Iebp. Morcuss . 90.
No, MkCknM - @ sss. Il ssossi l6f Ssls
~k.4.R1iNSs, IL yr..A,,a ri,
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vaVaN NEW GOpDS. Just opened . ~, ,s's Goa
/sortment Of French Cnlns, " ni.1,s Ts-
Band and Decorated DinIer. les sl ai.a 4
let Ssts. Of the very latest styles; 20. Co
large variet, of Fancy French ooo1s,, ssss he
all Of direct importation. For sale Yer, ceois
GEO. j. SUMNER ~
Irnn Eront RuildIngS, GovefnO stie~.-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20

NhFoAhONg NttNlfy W. " autN iooot
DR. O. W. RonAcK-Dcar sir; For the bencflt OF
suffering humanity, permit un 10 announce through
the columns Of yout Circular, the aufprisiug prop
critics OF your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Plls which 10 cure cure for Indigestion and
Liver Complaint. We have several persons In
town, who have been suffering with Liver Com
plaint and Indigestion, and Notwithstanding that
we have AZ good physicians as can be found 40
Northern Ohio, yet the disease bahied their SKILL.
Consequently we were In state Of despondenoy
until we commenced using your Pills, through and
by the advice Of our friend, Mr. Brennan. We used
the HedlciRe according to directions, and are nov
full Of life and hlarlty and our gratitude 10 equal
10 our Improvement ia health and spirits. when
we taae into consideration what We have been, and
what we are at present, we feel like charging our
selves Of The sin Of ingfatitude n we did not try
co announce to the public the great benefits OF your
Medicine. Therefore, we recommend 70 the public
at large, the expedenoy of having recourse to you
Medicine, and c)nsequenty, aa in duty bound, din-
charge what feel to be our duty In advising per-
sons who are suiTenng we have suffered, to make
use Of the only true and cure for the diseases
already mentioned. Mira. GwiN,
Mrs. BRESNAN,
Mish HEAToN,
G. G, srELmAN.
See advertir ement. apIl-d&wIm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20

B6TThe Prince of Wales will not leave
England ill the 10Th of July. Private LETT
tors received in Toronto state that the Duke
of Cambridge, Commander.in, Chief, and the
Duke of Newcastle, Minister for the Colo
mics, will visit Canada in company with the
heir to the throne The Prince will also be
attended by General Brown, who acts as
his Governor. The Admiral of the fleet on
the North American station will meet the
squadron in his flag ship und subsequently
visit Qneheo.
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A WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED COVERED
WITH SORES AND ROILS.

CoLuMBrA, Hamilton Co., o., Jan. 20, '5s.
Mn. A. L. soovrIL.
Dear Sir This is TO certify that my wife,
children, mother, and myself nbout two years
and O half ago, were sorely afflicted. My
wife, children, and mother, were first taken
with dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole body; and was covered with running
boils. employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months,
and found that, instead Of getting better, zoe
greao tOorse and ioorsc; and titIaiiy Me children
loere covered SofA rIfnaing sores over the iohoLe
body. My brother called and got eight bot
ties of your BLOOD SYRUP, and strange 10
WE'RE ALI WELL. / had spent over bne hun
dred dollars before i got your medicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON M'ADAAfs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20

A grocer woman died recently in Glasgow,
Scotland, ut the age Of eigh'y-one, who left
a fortune of c23,OO0, collected from earn.
ings from a small shop which she had rent.
ed for about forty years She was never
married. aud studiously avoided parting
with single farthing that she could avoid.
She bequeathed the sum in e4 annuities 20
destitute people OF good moral character,
who are natives Of and have lived in, the
Gorbal parish of Glasgow forty years, aud
who have attained the age Of sixty five
years The parish is small, so that but few
claimants can exist She left nothing to
any Of hor relations.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20

BarSpeaking of Gen. Lewis Cass, Score,
tary Of State, the Sunday Atlas says "He
was born in Exeter, New Hampshire on the
Och day of October 1889, and is therefore
now in the 18th year of his age. II is said
that Gen. Cass never had on overeoat upon
HE back but once in his life, an instance
that occurred two months ago. during a mo-
ment Of partial bodily prostration. The
first drop Of intoxicating liquors never yet
passed his lips, and, Notwithstanding his
own abstinence, he still respects those who,
like Timothy, take little for the stomachs
sAke.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20
DAILY EMPIRE.

Too Muon OF a Coon TuSd.--A shoema,
ker Of this city entered the store Of his om-
ployer few mornings ago, and requested a
settlement OF his accounts, "a he was about
TO leave The city forthwith. % being asked
the cause Of his sudden departure he stated
that during the night his wife had horne
him twins, He said he had no objection TO
such an event once, but his wife hal 'play,
cd the same caper before, and no wouldn't
live with woman that served him 30 >
That night he absoonded, and has been no
more seen.--Cleveland Herald.