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ID which has been IN successful operation i2I me
Isst seven years. - sltuated cG Church Hiti. hicH,
utond. Vagina. IN n detghtfdi. airy position, an"
- furnished with eNert convenience cHnlucs'" 20
the comfort ui patients and the successful treat
urnt OF disease. a
Il has lateis undergone extensive repairs. o''ib
a.,o EseD nirclV furnished snitsUte to the accom-
mediation Of gentlemen who inaf ana ~ tbc"h'o@
nent to he treated Al taeiT private 'to.thbs'
Particular attention VII lie PAD va lhe sFtHs IN
,rdrdS. which are peculiarly co'nif"d'ous'
yEEXk:
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iAuts G.. BO>f!ER .

y FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
Ina subscriber UNDERWRITERS on every description
oi property aLatpst loss or damage by fire. IN town
a @ country. on The most reasonable terms. The
rapIt@l 81 thacptIpaEIcS represented 10y me is &C
ittl and aiuI ie. safely invested III unquestiouabie
securities. II does not boast of many millions, hut
iiolr9llt claims one and ii hail millions. secured
tl .1ud and i~ncrtssEe IN double the amount, and
a!ris the assured ahetter guarantee than capital
represented ty stock notes and floating negotiable
securities No policies are issued bv them on sea
itks, nor TO theS assume on the lives OF persons.
lice OF slave. and their RISKS AGAINST hre are SO d-
F.j-t ta1} thes are not liable To have their whole
tttft exhausted bi any single casualty Persons
"i'Nesifc information, and To he We'll and safely
'is'ft1. VIII hnu II 10 their advantage to appl, at
~ ".ice nn the east side of Ilih street, between
h3lu.GH Bank streets.
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WANTED-Occupan pants for a delightful room,
w on the lower floor, with board in a private
family. A Gentleman and his lady, or two ladies.
de SITS NEWS" OFFICE.
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yIANTED-For the year. a female HOUSE
W SERVANT, without incumbrance.
c. DIMMOCk.
Arlnory. Richmond. Dec. 80. 1859. de Stiff
WANTED..A neat colored NURSE. one who
w has been accustomed To nursing children. ut
good character. Apply at my store, No. 1S Main
street. or at INV dwelling on Grace. between Adams
| and Foushee sts. JUAN PlZZlNl.
40 al-tS
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL and sale BY "
NJ. b. WHITING,
no I'm Near the Pete rsburg Depot.
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X SUBSCRIBER wishes to employ
w q good JOURN EG MAN who is we'll acauaint-
ed with the manufacture of TIN and Sheet Iron, and
would be wiling to attend to work outside as well
AS IN doors. None bat a steady, industrious man
need apply, Such an one. with some capital, misht
take an interest in the business.
de 23-lw F. HEFFLEY.
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WANTED--A WET NURSE white, without
W lncumbrance. Apply at this office.
lp 2x-12t
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Uniting NJ SEWING MACHINES

4, WEtuS IATtNT LuCh NIIICH SEW
sI>J-NyILCON n GIBBS celebrated SEW
~, MACHINE. invented ~ ): l.. A.. G!bbs. of
II Fsrt. Pneahontas county. Va. Price sac 10
<r.a.t Those wishing n good, low priced. well
T,-fs. reliable Machine. are assured that the supe-
1,r merits claimed !Ur this Machine can DE relied
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WANTED...The subscriber wishes 10 hire for
~ the next year u gen,eel, steady female HOUSE
Appiy to DR.. HOBSON
de 3I-3t- 18th, below Nam st.
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xrA<TEU.-A gentleman Of extensive eNpe
W r,enoc. both as ACCOUNTANT and SALES
MAN. woud like "A situation IN the eits Of Rich
,nond' Has a large scquaIntance with the virginia
and North Carolina trade, and can furnish satls.
Ta",ar, reteranee. Address "ACCOCNTANT.'
Rcx s o. Petersburg Post Office. or t.. C. w, Dis
patrn office. jaw
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BY f.. Il. Cook, Auct.
& HERIFF.S SALE OF WHEE
- NRIGHT2, TOOL VIII ha sold NJ mn

< HERIFF' SALE OF WHEEL.
- WRiGHTS' TOOLS.-WilI be sold at public
auction on TUESDAY morning, January 3rd, 1880.
ut ~ o'clock. ut the auction rooms of r.. B. Cook,
n lot of WEIGHTS TOOLS, levied on by
virtue OF executions IN my hands, in favor Of r.
X. keelty and Van Lew. Taylor 4 Co., vs.. Thos. J.
White. consisting of 22 Planes and Plane Irons. Is
Chisels. 5 Axes. 3 Saws, 2 Squares. LOT of Files, 4
Sp.s e Shaves, 2 RS. IS Auzers, 2 Braces and
Bits and other articles generally found IN q wheel
wright shop. Terms cash
INO W. WRIGHT, d. g.,
For +. X. ELLYsON. n. c. X,
VIII he added to the above sale, \ lot of CANDY.
{assorted,b levied on by virtue IF an execution in
my hands, in favor Of Geo. J. Sumner VS.. Joseph
Longenotti. JNO w. WRIGHT, u. s.,
de 2t-dtds For H. K.,ELLysoN, s. c. X.
CHERIFF'S ALE OF A LARGE STOCK
- OF BOOTS, SHOES AND FANCY GOODS
VIII be sold. at public auction. on TUESDAY
morning. January Sd. 1860. at 10 O'Clock, ut +. Il.
COOKS Auction Rooms, = large stock Of 10
SHOES ard n GOODS, levied on by virtue
Of attachments IN my hands in favor of Putney h
WATTS and IL. Stern & Bro. VS.. F.. Schmidt, and
sold hy order of the Circuit Court OF the cry Of
Richmond; consisting of
Mems and Youths and SHOES.
Ladies' and Chiidren's SHOES.
LADIES' and Childreu's
Mems ard Bows RUBBERS.
Servants BOOTS, SHOES. &c, &c.
All suited to The present season.
Also, a lot If SOCKS. PAPER, SHOE BOXES,
SHOW CASE, JEWELRY. WATCHES. &c.
TERMS-Cash. H. X. EILYSON, .
de 2-tds Sheriff City of Richmond.
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A
OLD DOMINION rEMALEINsTITUT
EAKMYILLE FEMALE

4 Farmvgl!e, Prince Edward County. Va-on the
South Side Railroad. midway between Richmond,
leteIss'urg and Lynchburg-a delightfully."- health
iul ioc1. ION.
The duties of this excellent and fourishing Sem
mary VIII he resumed MONDAY. 9th day Janu1-
y $50. ~ which time a limited number of Young
ladies will be received, in addition to the present
number. Earis application should be made TO
GEO. 4 MONTE, A. NJ, President.
rREfERENcFs:-Hon. II. A. Wise; Hon. j. r.
Tucker, Attorney Gen: Hon. Jas. NJ. Mason. i,
81; Rev. DIS. Dosgett, D. D.; Rev. Leo. Rosser.
~. de 23-IU.
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TORA,tONi>TS' FiXTURES.-Hayinr m,

/ new factory. with ENLARGED taciiitIes and great
i, improved machinery. row III complete operation,
] N.ii-lf orders from my former customers. many
of wfum were disappointed last year n colsp-
.4tuee Of The Burning ni III, shop. My machinery
IL new and of the best character.
nave 4 few F~LAIIENiNG MILLS on hand,
ana shall continue IL manufacture MILLS, BAN DIS,
CASINOS and BENCH KNIVES, of different
patterns, NJ IMPROVED BAND. with ribbed
CASINOS, Will ne ~entifel, reliable and much better
;aau The old kind of Bands with PLAIN casinos.
IA 2-im II. VI. SMITH.
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de Si-St corner al r rankin ana ADAMS SIS.
X \ y TED-For the ensuing year. n good
W COOK. WASHER and y and a fe-
male HOUSE SERVANT, either white or coloyed.
Also. a YOUTH. accustomed TO the duties of the
dining room. For such, of good character, a libe-
raj hire Will be paid. Apply to
THOS. 6. JACKSON.
de Sl-3t+ Over Adle & GRAY.
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WTANTED--An AGENT in every county IN tn

WANTED FOR IsGO-SIXTY ABLE Ne
W K MEN,, for service In the Carbon Hill
Mines, on the surface at the Mines, on the rali-
road, IN the canal boats aGd at the coal yards in this
city. The above Mines are entirely Tree from III
~haInmabie gas, and no acctdsnttr0n any cause IN
rO!r.ng ~, Or itnib has occurred therein for the
past SEVEN YEARS.
Full psices will be paid for good hands, and none
others are wanted on any terms.
JOHN J. ERT Agent,
de Its For nUSIoy McCA NCy.
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4 uS deed al this date, (Which is al record IN the
Clerk : Otice OF the HusiIngs Court Of the City OF
Richmond, conveyed to me N trust, tor the uene-
tt 81 ms creditors. ali Of hs stock of TRIMMINGS
and goods OF every description ~ ms store. No. rs,
Broad street. also all OF the debts due to him. |
have appointed HIM nay a-ent 10 make sale, Pr
rattIy. Of the stock on hand, ana to collect the debts
mat are fua.
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situation in some wholesale es-
w adjustment or commission house, as SALES
MAN or Cl.ERk. 10y a mlddle-rged man. who has
had several ears active experience at mercilan-
diztng in Western Virginia. Having an extensive
acquaintance with country merchants and others.
could doubtless influence n considerable trade
Good country and city references can he gwen.
Address through the Post Once CA, NJ.
de 2S-6tN Richmond, Va.
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- min X WILLIAMS. =
% HHDS. prime Bacon SIDES, city cured, new
H.. ~ hids PRIME Shoulders; 5 bids. prime
hams. pew 10 boxes Dried Beef Tongues; IL bbls.
h4ilp Pofk 80 ba's No. / Alewive.; 100 bbis. No.
Pf'*s Hcrrlu,e ~, bids. No / Cut Herrings: q,
t'o1-s. No. Cat Herrings; No. ]. and 8 Macke-;
y ia AIS bb!s. ,AHd hait biis.; 90 hxls. James
n,tef cement BOO bits. Rosendail Cefnent; 4,
'tS CFoiued Plaster, fine and superhne: 1900
afeis ! -asiefiaR HAIR; 1 800 bits. Rochiand Lime;
~ Hhies pftme shipping Hay 900 bushels Penn
s'iFtHla Oats; ] 600 bushel. Old Corn i 00 bush
e. liiGie Mercer Potatoes; 2 900 tttshels SbipstniI:
W. bushels Bfowustuf for sale. on consign,
@sAl,t s sRlDbFORD II CO., ell the Dock.
SotlHEhN IMPoKTATION OF HA.
.eceif go direct from a Southern port a large and
iv't choice stock OF genuine Havana Cigars. en-
.iNtins heKaila, Concna, OoeTa and london sizes
~Hfh, Tor beauty of manufacture and richness III
''' are unsurpassed bS any Cigars ever brought
"sh4s market.
7. JOHNSTON Il BRO. DRUGGISTS.
ohE iMPORTATiON.-l am IN recr1o1
III f5ieet rom Bordeaux. the following cor
c. winch are OF superior qualits: 10 cates
. eases No}aax. JUAN PlZZiNI,
importer and Dealer in ForeleH Fruits,
- NO j2s Main street, Richmond. Va.
100 bRLs. EXTRA & SUGAR.-g bbls.
6ag.rs. y, ~ sugar, 2, bbis Crushed and Powdered
!" po&es Loaf SUGAR. In store. for sale by
POTTS. FARLEY co.
2.CUO KIAHELS PRIME WHITE
burr i NohN, landing from schooner Shaw
~ BACON & Isl ERViLL.
ID The - FLUID, Of best quality, for sale by
JOHNSTON Il BRO. rruggists.
w VERY FINE OLD APPLE
cons. nn,en ~ al store and for sale low 10 close
UR..u POTTS, FARLEY 4 CO.
i sale low nh,an'ain hdi Butter, .us. RECEIVED for
WM. L. KING.
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XTANTED-SERVAN Isl wish to hire three
W Female Servsnts-a COOK. and two MAIDS
for the House. Apply at my Dwelling, on Grace
street. opposite Centenary Church.
de 30-tf ED. W. TOMPkiNS.
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w T. D-From 20 to 80 ABLE BODIED
W MEN, to work at our Mills and to drive Wa
CONS. CRENSHAW i CO.
Il, % to
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&NANTED-A NURSE-For the year 1850. A
w middle aged woman. without Incumbrance,
who is a TAI ihfui and experienced K None
racter and qualifications. Apply to
+. B. WATKINS.
de 3l-3t~ cor. Sth and Grace streets.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14

WATER IN THE BRTTIsH METRoPoLIs;-ln
careful and elaborate report of the New Riysr
Water Company, Professor Spencer, inspeak-
ing of the corrosion of iron mains and the
effect of gas leakage, states that 1t Is COM
puted that there are 900 miles ofgas mains
laid under the roadways Of London, from
which GOO 100000 feet Of gas are annually
nortibn Of which could be saved BY inn
moved conduits. As a matter of economy
KS results would pay a dividend of i've per
cent on the gross capital Of the London
COMPANIES. II is question for photograph
/ ers how far the extraordinary excess Of car
bnrated hydrogen, with its other impurities
Lcontaf1neting their waters at times, may
aocouhS lbr exceptional and unexplainable
phenomena and puzzlihg failure. M "a, ,s.,i, a,i
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From WashIngtOulThe Recent Destruc
tIOn of the Republican Wigwam.

t1On OF the hepuDHcdu WlsWhhi'. :
WASHINGTON, November 12.-At the trial
Of the rioters to-day, it transpired that there
was concerted plan to destroy the Repub-
lican wigwam, by the Breckinridge Club,
before the election of Lincoln. The police
are seriously implicated In the outrage. 4
The States newspaper comes out as an in
dependent journal, opposing disunion.
A company of United States. artillery left
Fort Hamilton on Saturday for Fayetteville,
N. o., to protect the United States Arsenal
at that place. ..- a...r-. -... --a-. e.,
The TmeSs correspondence says several
leading Virginians here represent 1t to be
the purpose of their State to become the
mediator between the sections when South
Carolina shall have accomplished secession.
The basis will require that no one be
elected President unless he receives ma
| iority of both sections of the Union, and that
no law be passed. except by a majority of the
b members representing both sections, thus
securing majority Of the whole people in
/ each case. j.n i' ~
Hearing of Gov. Wise's movements in Or
panizing Minute-men, Coy. Letcher nd
| dressed him note, limiting that he, Wise,
was no longer Governor of Virginia, but
that another had succeeded him, who would
take care of the public interest Of the
Il Statc.l -, - I. ,,---,,,. s,--.-., a....1
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A NEW ZooIoeIcIAL GARDEN IN PARIS
Al yery fne, Geological Garden has just been
established in the Bois de Boulogne, under
de auspices and direction Of the Imperial
Society Of Acclimatation. The preparations
have been in progress for the past two years,
and were finally eomIleted 9p Saturday,
, hv Tthe Emperor in person, The cnlIection
81 animals Is very tne, being scarcely infe-
rior TO that Hof the London Geological Gar
den, hitherto considered the first In the
world, ,N'1.l , hlL Al- 2
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TThe New York WORDS Correspondence. ]
yIRGINIAOPPosED no SECESSION.

Several Virginia Congressman are here.
They represent the sentiment of the State
as in favor of submitting to the election Of
Lincoln.
General Black and Secretary Floyd have ia
formed the President that they will resign,
II he uphOlds the Federal Laws in case Of
notification by any State r..4 -. r-r-
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A Canadian View of our Present Political
. p Crisis. 'i"!
The Toronto (Can.) Leader thus COM
ments on the present aspect of political af-
fairs in the United States; - a|,t.it..a
h 1t is folly to talk about arming for the
purpose of bringing about a dissolution of
the Union; for If dissolution can not be- OBJ
tanned without resorting to arms, il can not
with it. If it once, comes to fighting, it is
all up with the South. The North would
crush her as easily as q giant crushes a ny.
A Southern Convention there may bei but
the supposed necessity for the South arming
is the dream of a madmsn. Y,ia,g-t.y, ,,.Ig
The action Of the South viii be watched
with intense interest; for the great crisis in
| the history of the Republic has arrived. II
is for the interest of humanity that the great
experiment of self-goFerRment which the
| Republic is making should succeed. A dis
| solution of the Union would not necessarily
| prove the failure OF that experiment; but It
would be quoted as proof of failure by des1
| pots and treactionists in Europe 1t would
be- melancholy thing to see dissolution
/ of the Union arising out Of the struggle to
extend slavery, and brought about tby the
aggressive party. For these reasons, a dis
solution of the Union is, under present cir
cumstances, to be deprecatedi but If 1t shoulc
come, we can not afford to admit that i
proves the failure Of the great s,experlmen
which the United States are making:
There is too much that is bad in the Gov
ernments of the world to justify any frien
!, of freedom in going into raptures over tn
| supposed failure of an experiment in sell
government such as-take it all in all--th
, world has never before seen. We have n
: preference for RepublieanismSsthe contrary
i but II is so much better than most of the ez
l istfng Governments of the world, that W
! are not justified in depreciating the Amer
( can system in the crisis of its fate.
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A STRIKING, PERSIAN PARABLE.--lDf the
Bustan of the famous Persian poet, Saadi,
there is a story which seems an echo of the
evangelical history Jesus, while on earth,
was once entertained in the cell of monk
OF eminent reputation for sanctity; in the
same city dweft youth sunk in every sin,
uwhose heart was SO black that Satan him
self shrank back from il In horror" This
last presently appeared before the cell of the
monk, and, as smitten by the very presence
of the Divine Prophet began to lament with
tears the sins of his past life, and TO implore
pardon and grace. The monk indignantly
interrupted him, demanding how he dared
to appear in his presence and that of Gods
holy prophet; assured him that for him 1t
was in vain to seek forgiveness; and in
proof how inezorably he considered his lot
was fixed for hell, exclaimed, "My God, grant
me but one thing: that may stand far from
this man ON the judgmeut-day." On. this
! Jesus spoke. SIT shall be even so; the prayer
of both is granted. This sinner has sought
mercy and grace, and has not sought then
| in vain-hfs sins are forgiven-his plae'
| shall be in Paradise at the last day. Bu
this monk has prayed that he may nevel
\ stand near this sinner; this prayer, too,
granted: hell shall be his place, for ther
/ this sinner shall never Gomez sla.i-m %
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RaIIWaY Aceldent.

PHILADELPHIA, November l3y-As train on
the Camden and. Amboy RAILROAD ran on
the track near Burlington, this morning.
Three cars were smashed, and one eH.ptoys
was slightly injured. rau o .a2t on -sW r.
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R1cHstoEp, va, November 13.-Breckin-
ridges majority viii probably not be far
rfSoA 1000, Enough counties have been
heard ffon to show that he has carried the
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Al INsAHR IErExDIkRY ON TRIALi-A crazy
white mar, halhed D0dson, As on trial M Nlr-
einia, for visiting the negroes in their cabins
and inciting them TO revolt. He told them
thatthe children Of Israel and the negroes OF
81 Domingo had freed themselves and that
the people of the North would aid them, and
the people Of the south would not Oppose
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Heavy RniIway Robbery.

i. New YoRK, November 13.-On Sunday
night the Erie Railroad safe, at the Jersey
City Depot was robbed Of $4,000 In hiils
and specie, 9i3sd gti.aY % naa ellaic 8hi ID
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VGLuABIE HINT EoR WASHING DAY.-Un-
der this caption, Doylestowh (Penn. paper
says: "A. little pipe-clay, dissolved in the "a
water employed in washeing, will clean tne
half the labor, and fully one. half less soap.
Besides, the clothes will be improved IN
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HALLWAY N1A.RHERs.



LITTLE MIAMI-I7 miAutee faster than Uity tiulel
1880 A, NJ, 10 A. NJ: and II p, NJ. Yolpmbps AZ
oopInodation, a p. NJ, xehia Accommodation, o
{ iuITrEcrNEA4r, HAMILTON AND DATToS-I7 minutes
faster than City time,l O "A. NJ, 1889 A. M.l 2:3S
p nj. and q p. NJ. Hamilton Accommodation
0i3O A, M. and $3.50, p. M.
b OHIO AND MIssIseIPPI-ll2 mlputes slower than
City timel 4.25 A. N. and $3.50 ?. M. bouisVihs
Accommodation, = y. NJ. E.. 4 4 r.-.a- ~. ~
INDIANAPOLIs AND OINCtNrATt SHORT LEEE-LIll
minutes slower than City tinie1 $40 A. M 1lioV
d MARtEETA AND UINCINNATT-tT minutes faater thah
iClty time,l 6s15 a. M. ana $3.50 p. NJ,
OovIEeToH AND LExINGFoft, t,ity fipesl 9'a-''' r,
L, SfSosE1ff, RIcnMoNp AND INDIAEAFoLIs-6 A.
H., 2:3O p. M. q z. NJ. 81 49,, 9, ,x,N s,,coo.
Depot--G A. NJ. and 6 PM 'I 'iH't" t.E
FRAIas ARRIvH. a.'
v LtrrIE MIANI-3i5O A. M, s A. NJ, 111O4 A. n.
o Ohf5 AND M1ss1ss1PP1--7.3O A, NJ, 1928 P. NJ.
= % GiEoisSATI HAH1ITcH AFD pAyroN-z,45 A., M,
l1fO3 a. NJ, 2,1O P. M, $3.50 2. M, 1'lS r
m iNpIasiPoIIs Spu ssP 1Ep OIHCiuAT1-I0i15 A. n,
P. NJ. and ~ p. M. -,
| MhR1ETTA AND oIEoINEATE-1Os39 A. NJ. and
'tdtS 'dcSIEeTeS Ton am Iz11EaTos=1O,sS k.sn. and
TIFoifNIiI, RICHMOND AND INDIAEAPoLm-7,4s
A, M, Q.10P. NJ, $50 p. M.
! CINCINNATI AND L0GAEsPoRr-Erom- Blk h-streei
| Depot--Si45 A. NJ, and S;19 P. NJ
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HonRiBLE BRUTALITY OF VETERINARY STU-
DENTS Horses Tortured to Death.--We iud
in the English papers an account of admis-
sions made by the students, at the great
French Veterinary School, at Abort, to DR..
Fraser, concerning the continued practice of
horse torture at that school. The Doctor
states that the students ''unhesitatingly ad-
mitted that, in addition to practiciug vivi-
section for the sake of physiological research
or experiment every operation which could
by possibility be required to be performed in
the course of veterinary practice was, on
two days of the week during the session,
performed over and over again by the teach
ers and students, on living diseased or worn
out) horses, operations of the most exquis-
itely painful nature, being successfully per-
| formed on different parts Of the same horse,
until nature gave way, the wretched animal
having been tortured to death by knife and
| FIRE, in as barbarous manner as man OF
devil could devise. To add to the brutality
horses which have only been partially ex
perimented on are often left till the mex
I operating or experimenting day mot thu
| following dayl when arenewal of their tor
ture takes place. His question asto whethe
i they ever gave chloroform or ether to th
animal before viyisection, was answered II
the negative, and with derisiVe smile,H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14

The dearth of small silver and copper coins
is so great in Hungary that the mnnieipai
authorities AT Erish have issued bOns "at q
fsrced conrse'' for five, ten and fifteen kreutz-
ers, tsecond, third and fourth.) q - UN@ r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14

~ NRW YoRK. November -l8.--Ihe steamer
aRdnodroo las arrived with dates 70 the 3lst
ult. News anticipated. 4 .booid ho9 ni lloq
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-14

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