davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

The Grand Elir.-The Union Fair of the Sta te
and Central Societies, To be held near this
city in October, Is attracting the attention Of
stock raIsers and agrcuItura!ists Ia Virgins,
Mary land, North Carolina, Tennessee, and
other States, ana promises To prove grand
success. Already applications have been made
for accommodations Tor bIooded horses and
flne cattle, and the display in those depart
ments promises TO be grand. Our country
friends who wish to secure choice stalls and
pens had better apply at once 10 Mr.. g. Il Will
iiams, Secretary of The State Society, or Capt
Chas. Dimmock, Secretary of the Central So
ciety, either OF whom will take pleasure ia
giving ali necessary Information, and making
such EN- tries as may be forwarded. The Judges
appointed on each class are men of in,elii-
gence and experience. the premiums offered
are iibsral, and The success Of the Fair is cow
beyond question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

"SUBLIME" INvENTIoN.-A Partisan genius
has jnst invented Il musical petticoat BY The
aid OF scientific mechanism the crinoline is rid
OF all springs, hoops, bolts, pivots, &c, and is
inflated like lIfe-preseryer, lhe air furnis ng
any amount of dIstentIoD req uired to a given
circumference OF say quarter of mile. The
sublime feature of the invention is this: The
elegant wearer need only touch a spring. ar
ranged TO communicate with the pocket OF her
dress, and the air in the skirt sets In motion a
musical attachment, not unlike a bird organ
playing variety of tunes, from the gems of
the operas TO nursery lullaby. The inventor
confidently declares that ballroom orchestras
may be entirely dispensed with ia fu ture the
ladies wearing his "musical petticoat" can
provide themselves with waitzes, quadrilIes
and polkas TO their hearts content
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

NEW FUSION PaoPosITIoN.-We under
stand that proposition has recently been
made by number of the influential friends
nf Bell and Everett, and ofDouglas and John
son, in this State, to Hon. William Ii. Welsh
Chairman OF the Welsh Committee, for a new
fusion electoral ticket, Gu the following basis
VIZ: twelve OF the electors CHOSEN at Reading
who are now on both the straight Douglas ana
Cresson compromise ticket, ten men TO b.
selec ted by the Bell and Everett Committee
and five additional names 10 be chosen from
the original Reading ticket, with the consent
OF two of the three organizations referred to
This proposition, after being dnly considered
by the leading friends OF Brecxnridge in this
city, was positively declined, not on the ground
Of hostility TO fusion with the friends of Bell
and Everett, but for other reasons. We un-
derstand that a meeting of the Douglas aud
the Bell State Committees Will be held at Har-
rIs burg on The y IN lnst.-PhiL. preAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
THE AMERICAN VkGErARIAN SoCIKry !

now holding It's annual session in Phladel-
pha The old officers were all Reelected A
series OF resolutions We're adopted asserting
that, as general rule, the strongest men in
the world, the most beautifully organized and
developed men, the fairest complexioned men.
The wisest and most profound thinkers the
most moral, humane and virtuous men. and
the longest lived men, have been vegetarians :;
aud facts we'll established abundautly proye
that those who live exclusively on a vegetable
diet can and do endure the extremes Of heat
and cold. hard and long CONTINUOUS toll aud
exposure, ana long continued privation, better
than those VINO live on flesh or mixea diet
that moral, social and religious life is best
promoted and Improved by living a vegetarian
life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

To DRIVE Ours OFF.-If an Euglishmsn is
prosecuted and followed by a yelping cur, he
can generally manage to get rid OF him by
STOPPING down and pretending 10 pick up "a
stone, for all ours have mortal dread of IL
thrown stone; but on the bogS of Ireland the
dogs don't care a bit if the person they are
barking at pretends TO pick up stone; they
know, cunning brutes, that there are no stones
IN The bogs 10 be picked up and thrown al
them, but they act very differently if there
happens to be a heap of stones anywhere han
dy. 1t is an unpleasant situation TO be at
lacked by dog; il you are SO circumstanced
neVerattempt to run, try throwing stone al
hlm, present your hat in your hand, and when
he has seized IL, hit him with a stick across the
Il seor foreieg. These are the most vuInel a.
BILE points in a dog q blow on any other part
of the head but the nose won't hurt him a Bit.
If dog cores up TO you and growIs, aud
won't be friendly, don't withdraw from HIM !;
pat on IA bold face, and stretch your hand to-
wards him, keeping him quite still if you
withdraw IL after stretching it out, he will
bite you-the dog will come up and smell your
hand, and, having done this, Will be your
friend for lfe.-Buckidnd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

Maroon ESeape.-Yes tcrday afternoon, about
haIf-past O'Clock, while u party of laborers
were engaged In excayating the foundation for
MT VIM. Ira SmIth's store, on Main street,
near l3tn. and while they were about len ie43
below the surface, a large cut of the east b INK
gave way, and i'll its fail caught and partially
buried John Faherty and John Gardmar.-
Luckily Tor RAFFERTY,, most OF the DIRT that fell
upon him was Iighr, aud he readily escaped
from under IL. Girdnap, less fortunate was
buried from the waist down, benea h a solid
plie weighing several hundred pounds, aud
nau 10 he dug out. Strange TO say. none OF his
bones were broken, and his injuries appeared
10 be slight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

NAvAL.-We have from the Brazil squad
ron throngh South American letter ia thu
L lnd0n Times twelve day>, later news 1bau
nat last received by the depart ment which
was dated the 23d OF July. The United States
trIgaie Congress was preparing TO leave ST
Oatherine's Tor Rio. where she would remaIu
some months. Ine steamer Argentine OF the
Exploring Expedition, arrived at Buenus
Atres on the LIST ult., aud it was supposed the
tncers OF the party were about leaving for
ne Cnited States. The Dolphin was bending
SAILS al Buenos Ayres, where there Were sever.
nen-ot- war at anchor. There were no United
States naval vessels HI Montes ideo. The Pu
IAskI steamer en- route to Paraguay, had beeL
heard from up the river. The steamer Semi
n"ie had not reached Rio. The location OF the
brig BaInbridge Is not gwen but it IS proba
ole that she had sale d TOR B b~ron
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
B. nr ]. ftostctter,s celebrated etomncn

HA- Dr J. HoStctter's Celebrated stomach
BlIIERS IS one of the greatest strengthenIEg
Preparations extant. IL IS estecIaly ad dapted 10
those wHo are att cJed with the Fever and Asue.
or any other disease aTIlIng from d dsuIdereG
condition ot the digestive organs. For Fever anC
Ague there - perhaps no medicine IN the world
equal To It, AS L enters, purl1es and Iepenlshes
tau bl 'ud. Whlcn is so important to bring about q
healthy seton in diseases of this nature. The
B.Lteis are now among the most popular. and at
th= same time. valuable specifics in the medical
world "A recommending IL 10 the public. we are
idiF conscious of DOING them a great service,
Egovius, AS We do, their many excellent qualities
an al 6 and SPEEDY action IN all cases where the
ssaEe Ia caused by the lrreguIaTITy OF TIE diges
tea.
sod by druggists and dealers generally, every
where Sc lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

PRIZE FOR DRAMATIsTs.-Laufa Keens
having become rich, Is gaining for h-rsek
the title Of the Female American "Mnee.
mas" She 10 the Idol OF the dramatic scrio.
biers in this city, for she psss for all pisses
Of St,uu0 for ths best dshma la ave ssts, 70 Be
On Titled auf "Amsriaan Gsssia n Hgs1s,b~r
This, I suppose, II ts have sAsA TfsHskssAn
sslurn. Hnw the hahsmlass vii se., srs
,seusis t~sk y sss. eAessstsss ffsstsfs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

1NTEREsTING-We q find the following in the
New York Herald from its correspondent VIII
"does" the Prince
The Prince has just received several suits
of clothes, which he ordered from a Toronto
alIor. Among these Is "A pair of pants for
hunting, called "knIckerbockers." :" which ar,
maze 10 button below The knee and hang over
he CATERS like Z3uaye trowsers. The other
suits were made after the fashion suggested
by the Prince himself, and will Probably be
the style for this season in New York as here
The pants are peg-tops, with a Tapped seam
The coat is plain short sack, double breas ted,
with two side pockets and 4 breast pocket.
braid being laid ON fiat all round also formin g
the cuH- These suits are made OF the bes
cloth, especially 10 captivate the fair Ameri-
cans. The price is, OF course, princely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

The NEW YORK ELECroHaL IICKET.-Mr
joshua j. Henry. Chairman of the mons ter
meet ing at Cooper lnsutule e, has, in accord
ance with thearesolutIuh adopted by the peo-
pie IN nGS>e, appointed the following gentIa-
men rs the Committee of Fifteen u select al.
electoral ticket, that every man III the State
opposed to the election OF Lincoln and Hamlln,
can vote for Charles O'CJnor, Samuel L. But
terworth, Wilson q. Hunt, Daniel L. Ti-mtn,
Andrew Mount, Henry GrInnell, Daniel Dey
IN. Edwin Cros we'll, Charles A. Secor, Sam.
j. Illden, Peter Is Sweeny, james Monroe,
Joshua J. Henry, S. l.. nj. B.rlow, Jehiei
Read,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

american Hots!-This establishment has re-
cently been enlarged, re painted, and rel fur
hisueu, from cellar 10 garreV, and Will be open
ed 10 the pu bic on Monday next, by its new
proprietors, Mr.. J. l. Caring ton, OF the Boi.
iingbrook Hotel, Petersburg, and Mr. B b.
Ayres, OF Goochand. The American is situ-
a. aseu IN lhe very heart OF business, has airy
chambers and Pheasant parIors, aud will. we
nave no doubt, be SD Conducted ,.s to receive
oerai share OF hotel patronage. Richmond
notels compare favorabiy win those OF any
Southefn city, aud the American viii be sur
passed oy nOue III such comforts Us the weary
traveller longs TO fluid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

WASHINGTON MLTHoDIsTs ON SLAVERY
The Washington Star states that Waugh
Chapel, Capitol Hill, and East Washington
(near the vy-Yard) Methodist Episcopal
churches, have recently taken action in favor
Of holding convention of Laymen in Stauu-
ton, Va, during the next session Of the Baiti.
more Conference, TO express the sense Of the
church IN this region respecting the new chap
ter on slavery incog porated into the disciplll c
ny the late General Conference, aud agsins.
the holding of such a Convention in Balti-
more n December next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

CINCINNATI HOG MAkKKT.-At Cincinnati
hogs for future delivery have been offered
quite freely during the past week, and buyers
sion of 10 cents per GENITAL was made, sellers
Offering TO take S6.60a6.65 for early Noyembe
On the 18th instant 1000 head sold for all De-
cember at SS i5aG 50, which is the best price
PAID so far. Tne assessors returns from sky
seven counties In Kentucky show decrease
OF 334, l5l in the mum Der OF hogs this year. com.
pared with last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

A Artificial Teeth.--The CIoepIastlc
aha 'ulcAnte Proeess.-s. W JONES, DEn-
n4eI, having the right for the aboge mode OF
nahhs Teeth, and being satisfied OF It's ab
a'.ote superiority over all other methods
FHH FHH WIN confidence commend II To those desiring
.sH or partial sets Of teeth, and especially such
AZ hlsy be dissatisfied with those they are now
asihs, The perfect adaptation of the plate To the
hn o".h and the suction thereby secured, enables
!k'h 10 insert one more teeth soIfhoNl cidsps-
th's method having been adopted 10y those stand
,as highest IA the profession, North and South,
W pose wishing 20 see them. Sets Of Teeth, on
sUs or say othsr pis.s will of eoarss bs made for
u,.ssshps, M AZ s!asI sssrsrgas sspt, 50 ik9~
~ Vass 81 hsa street.. essss,ss ces.s,siss
saH~;s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

FATAL ExPLosIoN.-Upon The occasion of s.
review Of The Volunteer Artillery at Dover,
England on the 9ih ult, a cannon burst. in
stantlv killing Mr.. G. 7. Thompson, Il solicit
tor OF Dover, one OF the lieutenants and Mr
u. Nonger, tohacconlst of the town, who
was acting as sergeant. Mr.. Harris, q nephew
OF Captain Wollaston, who was in command
OF the corps, received a conclusion OF the BRAIN
Mr; dilhiian, a taller, Mr. Hadlow, painter,
and youth named Boulding are also wound
IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

SENATOR SEWARD IN MINNKsoTA.-Senator
Seward spoke at St. Pauls, Min, on Wednes-
day, at great length. He said he looked TO the
acquisition OF British America, Russian Amer
lca, and Spanish America, and Prophecled
that the time would come when New York
would cease to be the Empire State, and Penn
sylVania Cease 10 be the Keystone State, as
Virginia had already ceased TO be the Old d.
minion. The New Dominion, the Empire
STATE ana Keystone S ate, would be hereafter
IN the Mississippi valley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

IMPORTANT DIsCcvERY.-Dr Oiler, a cele-
hr.tad Er.nch nhvsician has diScnya,aa -, !,
bone does not Immediately die when the
heart ceases to beat. For, after the death of AN
animal, DR. Oiier has removed bone from the
body to that OF u living animal, ana the bone
thus in ntroduced has united itself com pietely
to that properly belonging to the animal
There seems to be DO doubt, therefore, that we
may mend and replace cur bones rs easily as q
table leg,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

PREDICTIONS In 1856 the Republicans were
even more certain of Fremonrs election than
they now are OF Llncoln's. Mr.. Burlingame
the Bos on Courier reminds him. asserted tha
he had been thoroughly through Pennsylva-
mia, and that State would give Fremont seven.
~ thousand majority. A mistake of only
23i 96I votes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

a. New Eirm.--Sew Goods. --Ile un-
drf-l NED beg leave 10 inform the citizens Ot Rich
Gnnd and vCIrIt! that tEas have Just opened store
No 25 N sIu street, Win as handsome and cheap a
Stock oi DRY GUJDS, 80 rs and SH0 ES, as was
tEer uTuuA ht 10 this MAJ ket
Having purchased our entire stock for cash, we
are able and VIII sell al extremely low prices Tor
cash. DR. rSS GOODS anu |" ME~rlC GOODS
ol all kinds and ali prices. BOOTS and SHOES,
~ szes aud prcas. Don't forget the place, IS
Main street.
WERTHEIMER .LOWENBERG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

DIVORCE GRAETED-In the Supreme Court
at Boston, Robert Croker obtai ned a diyorce
from bis wife, under a recent law of Massa-
chusetts which provides that where either
party joins party or sect, protesting 10 be-
lieve the marriage relation illegal or void, and
without the others consent, a divorce shall be
granted In this case The wife fed TO the
Shakers at Canterbury, N. H., and lived with
them twenty years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22
q. Rheumatism, kheuma1.sm.-. a = a !.

a. Rhrumatisnl, kheumatism.- q = u d
Wlaf aptain GauO' SAYS III HA hpIUN'S VEG
tIABLt FINCTURE He had the Chronic In
himmatory Rheumatism Tor seven years. The
.+sl attack he hAd at the Fountain Hotel. Maj.
sloH"br,dse procured and gave hltn the Tlnoture
when the attack was severe that he lay wILu
ms limbs useless To him. Hear what he says alter
being cured. MauV bear the same test mOny
have been under the treatment of several
FE'sicIras IN Lon ION and Paris, without any ap-
pAreat bsneit: also while ia New lUTk, having
lri-d the Enum mpsDuI4n and Homn 9athic rem les,
after A1vins b-ea ttrRen ed with gdiVAuIC bat
tefes, coid and aromatic baths, and hundreds of
Internal and external mad cIHes, all of no effect
an. 81 Tar, cured by tHis Hanpton's Vegetable
4tnctuse only Therefore, my dear sir, accept
ol the assurance OF nay gratitude, and belle vo me
1oJr well T.sheT. tSlsped.i Thomas CANOT.
, - ID, @A44 st - tsYha6ts see cures of
Coughs, rheumatism, Scrofula, SC.
6MALr-o an OhjLDnEN.-Thls TIM
ICRE VIII be found great medicine for sl thcir
diseases.
Sod ~ PgRCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond
bJ DR., COOKE, FredeT IC2st,uTg: hy ali the Drps-
Eistx in Petersburg: by MOtTIMER l. NOW
BRAY, baltim0re5 and by Druggists and Shop-
keepers eYerswaere. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles
"a Eel7-f& cwt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

SHILLING FREE NEGRoAs. Dsvelopments ts
are making Iii Baltimore relative 10 IhIs Of
fence against the laws, which show that /, has
been most extensively practiced. Gen. Gid :
con Pillow, OF Tenn, recently purchased SIX
free negroes from Maryland, for 90, ,uUU, anu
upon discovering they were free, returned
them 10 that State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

Two NEGRO MuRDxRERs ARRgsrxp-Oni.
GERS from Detroit have arrested al Brantford.
g. w John Anderson and John Brown. ne
groes, charged with the murder of Seneca II
Diggs, OF Fayetie, Howard county, Mis-
sour, IN 1854, aud the latter with the murder
of"Indan Sue in Cleveland. Ohio, In 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

SHIP-BUlLDINa AT THE HENoRTH.-The Boston
Traveller calculates that New England Will
put aiioat at least forty five thousand tons OF
shipping in the course of three or four mon hs
and thinks II IS within bounds TO assume ths
100000 tons will have been built in the whole
country during the year closing Decem De-
next,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

"a Fine Arts. The unde- signed have
JUS, received , iaTse aud beeu,Ifu! assortment Of
CULOREp anu PLAIN tNGR4ViNGS and
LITHOGRAPHS, 10 which they would cali the At
also vel selected assortment of ARTfSr rs'
MATERIALS. BRUSHES. STUDIES for u & T.
CAN. URN NAMkNTAL and OIL PAINTINGS.
Ne are also batter pTeUareu tn4a ever 10 a. or
dars for ~ iRROR, PURfHAI T and PICTURE
FRAMES, PLA y ami ORNAM mt Al GILT
NOCtp tptNGS of our own mAnufacfu'e, LOOK
~ I-GbASSt.S, K r y y and q & X VI I. n
LOtkI NG-GLASS PLATES. We would cali
spac,ai af-enIton IL our large stock of FRAMES
inr PORTRAITS, PH0FJ iRAPHS ands PIC
I'll Res, AL OF which we will sell, wholesale or
retail. ~ verv low prices.
\ B to Frames e-gilded Pictures Cleaned
and FtFnIshed. J. V. SUNDbERG n co.
re E-3w pig Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

1As Public Guard are improving 10 drill as
we'll as material, aud IL now one ot the II psst
looking companies to be- found any " hers. --
sinae sha grade Of mem r-r~ ip mas hssa rsissa
70 Z tssrsssssis ssaasstA, the uap,ssa aads ne
e.'sss ee,mss,x ~ y.s..a8 s.ssas .rss.lsl. lafns,
aux, sha ehSstsslfy ssls " ptsfsrm ans
tAsss shat tssS sslstsss Hst ssss ksss - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

DiSordsr!y Conduct.-Merriwe,her Roach. a
resident OF oth street, was arrested and Gagged
on Thursday last, 10 answer the charg. ar
using vulgar aud obscene language In his
mouse, and Of being pest to the neig borhood
IN which he resided. Yesterday morning he
appeared before the Mayor, and was held 10
security TO be of better behavior in the future.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

THE SEABoARD LiNE.-Taere Is now a con.
tinuous chain of railroads from Bangor 10
New Orleans, composed OF eighteen iudepen
dept roads costing In the aggregate, for ! .3i4
miles OF road, S5b,3o4, ,Uo4, or nearly one ten q h
OF the whole railway system In the United
States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

LETTER FROM THE Hon. AMOS KENDALL.
The New York Times publishes a letter writ
ten in reply to the Hon. James L. Orr's seces.
sion letter, by the Hon. Amos Kendall. Mr.
X. denounces all attempts 10 break up The
Union as treasonable, and declares that the },
must aud will be put down, If necessary, b,
force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

POLICE OF IRELAND.-A return Just issued
states the numbrr OF tne Irish cons taba lar y
force at the commencement of this year at IL
4t3 with 35o horses The totsi Expense for is,s
was 1672,7i6, OF which the pubic purse paid
t657 2U6, and the lrIeh counties and lowus
fI5,5i0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

Condition IF 4ekeIc.-On enquiry Yesterday
we learned from one of the attending surgeons
OF Bellevue Hospital, that the condition of
j ohm .. Askew, who WAS scot on the Al tn
INST, was less favorable than on Thursday
that ne had 10 be stimulated freq guently-aud
That his pulse was feeble Under ali the cir
cum instances, his chances OF recovery are crl-
tical.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

FROST IN NEW JsRskY.-Frvst was visible
on Sunday night along The line of the Central
Railroad, and in the upper part Of hunterdoa @
county, and the NJ MuscopetconE valley. II In
feared that the corn aud buck " heat have been
injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

Small by Dsgrses-Grow the dry measures
used for selahg fruits and vegetables la The
market places-and eautItuliy less ut the top,
as housekeepers can testify. The CoupcIi
Committee on the Markets should give som.
attention 10 these cunuineiy devised vessels.
ana recommend the adoption Of an ordinance
liking the shape As well the size If all dry
mea. .ures WIil they give The subject their at
tentiOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

The EMANCIPATION OF SRRrs IN RUSSIA
According To the late accounts which have
been received from Russia, the eman:ipat tion
of the serfs--a u ues lion on which the Emperor
feels a strong personal int-res lis not to be
so speedily accomplished rs had been expected
Count Panm, to whom the care of mat mai.
ter has iatterly been entrusted, has given IT ts
his opinion that IL will not be pessioie TO have
Il carried GU, 80 promptly AZ tho Emperor
co AID have dssired, and he has recon- n, ead I'd
that = gradual process, which win occupy six
wears II, ~ cJsration, should be ednpted In
rrefsrenes 10 the morc i'm mediate plan whieh
bed Ns.n originally ssnssrpislsa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

Counterfeit Quarters and Dimss are again
making their appearance about The FIRST Mar
keI-House. countryman showed US tive of
eacn, Yesterday morning, which he had Re-
ceived in pay for pota toes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

fsHgion' RericaI-A revival of religion is
no" progressing at Union Station Methodist
Church, aad great in terest is NANTES ed IA n
ny large audience, who assem- bic there every
highl. On Thurs lay night last, As We are in
formed, not less than thirty mouruers kpelt
around the altar at the invitation OF The pas-
tor. Rev. Mr.. Burnett.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-22

A. l. aok TO home for all your wants, Al yOR
wen 10 ace Vlrsinia lnde pendent and prosperous.
II YOU a-e dyspeptic, OF suffer with onstpation
oi INDIGESTION, don u gorge yourself with fankee
hnstfums recommended by flaming certificates Of
nea q straw, but procure BAKERS PREMIUM
b4 kb5. Read the certificates OF friends and
aeighbors, then take them as directed and become
fe{uveGated and entirely healed.
rf!ce - cents per bottle.
b3 had of all the principal Druggists IN the
gu OF richmond and elsewhere IL Virginia and
-'oftA CarolinA. j. s-ts