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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-04

NOTICE.-A meeting of 50 The Cen
Ga trial Southern Rishts ASSOCIATION of the
county Of Henrico' will I've held at the Court
House, on MONDAY. the 9Th inst. at II O'Clock,
NJ. BY order Of the President.
DANL. f.. GARDNER. Secretary.
M The members of the Executive Committee
are requested to meet at the Presidents Law Office
on SATURDAY. 4th inst. at IL O'Clock, NJ.
By order of the President
DANL f.. GARDNER. Secretary.
fe3-3t Of C.. S. X. A. H. C.
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Total :. $ ssl ]. SIS sssss sNa s7s :. =

For each of these Machines sold, Mr.. Howe re-
CIV. "a e. Of FROM three to leen dollars, amount
sux in the agxrexAte last year, to about $500 no.
PRETTY good for Z poor inventor
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 3.

Nigh War this day Saturday * o'eloei
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GREAT ABDUCTION IN PRICES.-In or
VI der to reduce our stock, We oher great induce
ments u buyers of any kind Of WINTER CLOTH
be closed out, And prices will be made To please.
KEEN, BALDWIN j. WILLIAMS.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, and every de-
~ script,en Of hOuSE-FURNlSHING GOODS
and cheap in that line. don't fail to call ~
ScHAAP CO.'S. corner Broad And 81 sts.
LLEGuANY SPRINGS WAFER. A
"A SUPPLY III this water Just 10 hand direct from
the SPRINGS. Peraona Win hare heen waiting can
now Be supplied. W.PETERSON. DsasSist.
Ns Naia aSrsst
HERRg NGx. :. 10 lids. No. ! Halifax Cut Hss-
rings, ~ hbs. No. Halifax Alsvivss. in prize
WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
Ma. N Pearl street.
NOVTHEG n MANCFACTURFa. -Dlaek
~ and 6fey Atxci Ca1uiMeres. manufactured IN
GeUsaiA. JUS: peoesvsi AND for sale bs ~,
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n STRAYED OR STOLEN-On the
~A 29th ult.. from the vicinity of the Rich
~ mond College, blood BAY HORSE. slim
built. with trim limbs. and right forefoot marked
die and black bride. Amy person delivering HIM
at my office, Shockoe Slip. will he literally
wafded. He vas last seen on Franklin street
fe LII" L. J. HUDSON.
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ATTENTION COMPANY *" ,
February "a. LA

Nt.IS I've nave this day appointed TIfO-
~ DOREGANTER and CHARLES IOHNERT,
our agents for the sale Of LAGER BEER IT,
QUORS, CIGARS. &c., in tho city OF Richmond.
II. A. BERGMAN l. son.
February End, 1850. Of Philadelphia
10 f-1mt
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W. MUSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENT
t4g& Prof. DE CENIEL. tlate Of Patapsco Fe-
1maIe Institute, Ellicotts Mills. Md.,) hav-
INK come to- Richmond to locate permanently.
offers his professions. service: to those dss,ou. Of
Instruction, tin the Italian sty on the HARP,
PIANO, GUITAR: ORGAN. SINGING and THE
SCIENCE OF MUSIC.
His Circulars. Card Of Terms Tsstimcnlas.
Store, or at the st. Lawrence House. where hs may
be seen.
GENERAL LETTER OF ACCOMMODATION.
Professor DE CENIEL was fer several years
Teacher of Music in the PatapecO Institute
Few IL any, Professors Of the HARf, PIANO,
20. have excelled or egnal'ed him, and a. Pro,
lessor Of vocal MUSIC, he has q high rank I
net net CORDIALLY 5eco.nmead him ~ an iNSfRuc-
IoH for SCHOOLS. or private pupiis.m
ALNiRA lINc0LM PMELPa,
L9se Principalof Pstapsco FsmaIe Inst's. Nd.
Eutaw Place BAt.. Dec. ID. lS1s. fel-lAs
q 90 N ron EN- Two good
HI# huOsS over the store No. .N Bread street,
slns.wsen Ath And sth Tarms nodeTates For
iut,net PARTICULARS asplY on the Irsmists.
II ~. C0EkaE.--U tssxas ". D. Cheeen for
1Is sale b2 MAsslE pf.E kHkMHH.
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nne may be said of Csnada and Liverpool. Once
grant that this infamous Pro-Slavery COMPROMISE
snssa sna ass
apoloQists will show excellent and weghty reasors
for es,en ing Il 70 Canada and Liverpool. We might
have supposed that the Republican party which vim
dcaes t existence solely the ground OF its purpose
70 resist the extension Of Slavery aud Of keeping it
within strict constitutional limits, would see many
"gocd reason against extending the area OF this Pro
Slavery and dsbolical covenant. To an Aboitonist,
saving even FIVE miles square, and specially the resi-
deDce Of the Government sacred TO freedom seems
something amid this universal wreck. According TO
The TRiBusE, su,h small matters are unworthy OF
consideration!
voters! THs NIw.YoRK TRIBUNE sees mo good
reason why we may not now doom fresh Territory
To slave-hunting-vhy the Fugitive Slave clause should
not be extended further than the CONSTITUTION carries
IT, and it distinctly admits that its PreHdeptiL csndi-
dste, Mr.. Abraham Lincoln has Expressed his wlsh
and intention to extend it, for which wish AMI in
kntion THK TRIBUEK has no word OF blame
In the .e circumstances If TIE TRIBUNE really sees
" no good reason" why the area OF save-hunting
should not be extended further than the Constitution
rqniree-,bep, instead of one SLAyE-HoUED | have
discovered two, among Republican leaders-Mr LIN.
coin Of Illinois, aud THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE; and
on their collars l shall engrave in black capitals,
"VoLUsTEIRs." / might make up huutsman's
kasA three hounds: putting Lincoln in the center,
Mason Of Virginia on one side, and THr TRIBUNE on
he other. But this would not balance since Mason,
poor, sboudered sinner, only demands what he
deems his constitutional rights, while the two Vonn-
" teers" more daring knsves propose TO extend the
area Of ssvehuning and doom TO that base fate soil
which the Constitution conaecraes to liberty.
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
P.S.-A, The TRIBUNE first introduced my name
into this discussion, might justly claim that 1t repub-
sh this reply. know it too well to expect such jus
tce do claim for the sake of fair play, that it pub
sh in its columns the frst d lines Of my former article
on which il comments notify it that the nineteenth
line of that Article shuud read "Extract from bill suQ-
gessed by the Hon. ABRAHAM LINcoLS," &c. have
quoted there lines above under my third head. VIZ.
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Q. How many interviews did You have with him !
A. think saw him three times 10 all.
O. The third time, what did be sayf A. think ne
said he would ike to his wife.
Q. Had he an interview with her then! A. Not
much; lie doubted whether abe would be pleased to
SIC him.
A. Not to my knowlsdge suggested to Mr.. Walton,
when saa him, that Mrs. Walton wanted some things
from the hcuse.
@. Was that at the last conversation A. think it
WIS the second time he had advised to talk to Mrs
O. Did you talk TO her A. / did
@. What reply did she make A. said first that
Mr.. Wston ssid she could go into the house in Twen
yhird street and get what things there belonged TO
her.
Q. What nexti A. had suggested that there had
been bad advisers both sides, and talked more with
reference to that shs said In reply first that she had
been tue to Mr.. Walton; that Mr.. Walton had
wronRed her; that he had his fauA-
g. Did you hear her throw out any threstsI A.
did not
@. Did you hear of any threats thrown out by the
familyi A. did not.
@. Did you hear from Mr.. Walton what the threats
werel A. I was stating whst Mrs. Walton said
The Coroner-That has nothing TO do with the case.
A. have stated the other aide, what Mr. Walton said,
and said when commenced that knew only what
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton told ne, and some things that
saw.
O. Now what did you sect A. heard Mrs. Wal
ton talk, and saw her.
u Dlo you bear any Ill W0rdk between them A.
I don't know that heard single statement of fact;
don't know that there i'll words from either side;
she sid TO what have stated, and added TO IL that
Mr.. Walton had bad advisers, and but for them they
would be living together, or would live together, or
something like that.
Q. Did you know where Mrs. Walton was that
evening A. did not.
Q. Did you know who it was tina. came 70 the house
at late hour A. There wss not any one; Mrs
Walton sad that he knew when this proved
this trial they were bavDg-when the defense had
proved these facts they would then be living together
that s about the substance of IT. that Ia The substance
of the whole thing, the talk both sides; it
to bring about a reconciliation; but in doing that
bave got the declaration Of both sides; nothing
more.
Q. Do you know where Mrs. Walton that
night : A. know nothing about II.
Q. Do you know whether she at home out
A. / simply cay know nothing about it.
Q. (by juror. Did you ever hear Mr.. Walton say
that Charles Jefferds had threatened his life, and be
bad had BIN bound over A. heard him say he had
threatens him, and be had had him bound over to
keep the peace .......-.......-.. ..-.
O. Threatened his life 7 A. don't think he said
anything than that Charles had threatened him,
and be bad had him bound over 70 keep the peacs.
Coroner sfter long consultation Gentle men, 1t
appears that there about two important wit
nesses-One Of them very mu;h 30. You can adjourn
to o'clock tomorrow.
Juror expressed preference for O'Clock, and
the time was fixed al 2t d. m.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Shocking FATE OF LOST CHILp.-7He Newark
Msrcpyo MOpday publishes the following Several notices
fGnoy.d home Is. bead Of Turner who held picnic
suih Wood. on "the Neck" BY Mr. VIM Stevens, who
:gsaPs Il. q, s's a!i s'
beddeG in mud The child had evidently followed the
n@ so hi. home M. ON u. hill ss
become fs,teed in the %ire and Psihed from exposure
nothing unusual suspected and search under
The and oith unfortunate lad bad been eaten
a.t thnb in hi. mouth .hG- Ing that il the .ss.y
p rhsps fingered horrible condition for three days
bons by day and exposed to cold a; night and
occurred long time Coroner Craven announced the sad
intelligence to the esVed parents and the scene that followed
vas very touching"
HARpEns CosrEssIos.-The confession Of Harden
chdhod and ,6e. on to give descrpton Of his M until
began teach .chooa near BaitoSn-h. manner Of lie
ss s@ssf ~sg e l. -. .a,oS SI ,sd
-,.s ,keh his acquaintance with th. DOrland family
se,eIbe his coart.hp I'D %,rissstsl. how was5c and
number f.sy. of i- and letters to friends while he WA
IN prison viii be published with the confession and the whole
win male worn Of rom 50 to IS psses
EXTENSIVE FIRE NEAR HoBoKEE.- About 10
csloef on Monday night fire s.Oss o.. II s'
eccVpsd by Me..r. wu'm stiehno lager beer saloon
ire ba. amer ORIGINS Their spps.ia. = ons df.ncs
under the necessity Of remnns The building was entirely
DESTROYED Loss about - coo upon which there nsur
Of 81 500 The hIe originated from tbs stove In the
DRovSxp.Coroner GsHney held an inquest Yesterday after
the body of boy named Albert Kuha late Of No
s2e South Sixth street Jersey City who wH drowned whis
kstlnI
RoBBknIAbost O'Clock yesterday morning the house No
& Wsrre street. Jersey City entered and robbed gold
watch and $40 the property Of VIM Cheek Mr. Check
sksnd BY the noise and jumping out Of bed seized hold Of
the robbeI but the latter drew revolver be Wa under the
necs.si'y Of letting him escspe.
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THE LATE FIRE IN THE NINTH WARD.

Nsv.YonK, July IT, 1880.
To the Edifo, If The N. y Tribune.
SIR: We have seen in several If the morning papers
statement that the NewYork Ice Compsnv suffered
by FIRE 10 Charles sud Perry streets aud
MI DDS have called 70 ascertain the
Of ioss We beg will ve insert b the fss that
the Ice Company have had tahhn any hef
ice property within the vicinity OF the bnrns and therefore
suffered los The has srisen from the value 81
pspe" The Hew-So'k lee Company extensively knswA
and this the Of the Company has b>~u adopted
Nj Winch who suffered sevsrely. has been by many
other persons rsde Mr. wnchs estab hmeat 10 In No
WIZ . "A' ''''' WIN. JACKSON, vR.
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SUs STRoKEs.--Peter Doelger, house carpenter
living No 10 Third street wa. oyerpowersd by the etr-ms
heat In Fih street Monday afternoon and fell 10 the raye
men He taken up nsesbls but being partially restored
Wa conveyed 10 ks resiSeLee
John Zulne German living Of No ia East Sixteenth eect
struck Monday afternoon The Eighteenth WAa
Police conveyed him 10 Bellevue Hospital
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BuRGLARIEs AT SARiIosA.-The burgiaries, which
appear 70 be annual ut Saratoga during
the sojourn Of visitors have commenced, Geo. Thomp-
son, esq. being the victim.
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GERMAN FEsTTAL,-The annual German Schu.zsn
Fsstival commenced Monday in Myrtle avenue Park,
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IAdvertissmsntI
-.ax~<

Nervous Debility local and general, MENTAL Do
r,ron and Lo,s Of Memory cured By Origins. and Passes
rstment unattended BY i the los q ey re tnee
nsy.hlin ths specty-M LARnoSr, Ian and surgeon
Emhor te No 64I Broadway upstate New YORK from ~
M 4, m and evenings oai to See the hundreds Of s
,,u,ou,sl. a hi popuisx book-
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Fousp DRowsED-Corouer Schirmer beld an 10
quest body nnknaws who Sa' found drowss4
the II West Tenth On bi. p~rscn ws Iosnd
bin ed John Heudiickson DR. and Is pappossA
that the body this. of Brady the ceh o. tae yosn,,n
House drowned fev days since There were dse
fond In his poke. siT verdia Of supposed drowning w.
rendered.
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o'clock yesterday morn'ns the house Nc
s Wsen Jersey City, entered aud robbed Of gold
watch and $40 the property Of VIM. Cheek Mr. Check
aksned BY the noise and jumping out Of bed seized hold
the robbe but the latter revolver be under the
necessity Of letting him escape.
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DIscHARGEp.-w j. Moran, the young man who
=. ,s,.d an ,harr. Of embezzemspt he Instance Of
H. Goodwin the proprietor Of n. L.wenoe Hssl was
h arrest the accused held 10 hall for trial bas the
am, never appeared and Morans discharge followed
IN. VA. olerk In the 81 Lawrence Hctel
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Found DEAp.-Patrick Keenan,, n poor man having
home support found lying desd on TIE cor
Of Front and Broad streets BY 0csf Corne Of NE hsfoe
Police Coroner yskmsn held Inquest Oh the body snd We
hAustion-
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BuReLAKY.--Tbcuas Dcolan was arrected on Mon-
charged with hrvins broken the premises No 6 Waa
nrton street. occupied feed store BY Stephen Fsrnsoa
The accused alleged have stolen from there beg
Data valued ct els and wss sne..d while decsaylns vss
beg hi. shoulder He locked up answer By Jastse
Quack eabuah.
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DRowxxp.-Coroner GsAney held inquest yesterday after
upon body boy named Albert Kuha late Of No
s2e South Sixth street Jersey City, who drowned Will
ksthink
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Supprs DEArH.-Cspt. Palmer of the Fourth
Ward Police received Information that named FrAacis
died suddenly at Ne IS James under
" hat sp ous circumstances having gained eircals
ton deceased hsd been duee-d exanus-
o resulted In showing that death caused By
violent stack Of cholera mobus verdict to that eject vs.
sccordpgly rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18

MIcKLg & CARvILLE's FIRl EscAPE.-On tho
Oh Of April petition was TO the Board Of
Cour cilmen, by Hook and Ladder Co. No. g. request
il the appropriation of $50 900 for the chase Of the
patent of Messrs. Mickle & Csrville for a new fire
escape invented by them and the building Of truck
with which it. IL referred to the Commit
tee on Fire Department at the next meeting, and at
tie third meeting following was very fully reported
upon and incoraed by said Committee and passed by
the Board. Precisely the fame course was gone
through v th by the Board Of Aldermen who amended
that the invention wss to be attached TO Hook and
Ladder Co. No. 6; which amendment accepted
and also passed by the Board of Councinen at their
next meeting both Boa ds taking this final action sm
ultaneously on the 18th of June.
The Mayor has now sppen led his signature in ap-
prevail Of the swipde and the Street Commissioner Is
instructed to proceed with the building of the truck
and he lie about to advertise for proposals. This " ono
Of the most barefaced swindes perpetrated upon
sufsrirg community. Whether the invention Is g'oo
for any thing or not only be known ~ iar sai'
but thus far the only means of judging OF It's ualty
has been the operation of miniAtnre mooei' no fai-
sized practical machine having yet been constructed.
Al beat |, will be bu, cumbrous, clumsy oontrvance
for hosting sxtsDson ladders BY means Of chains,
pulBss and a windlsss, wholly unworthy Of compar-
isop with tho light and efficient apparatus Of tho Pom.
Mar, and not equal In utility TO the common London
6,,-..cape. We protest against such An outrageous
imporrion and trust that The Controller will resst this
at,empi 70 rob tho city treasury.
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Breokiys. prsoes~ics formed by The Brooklyn
scbu sep Cons, Cspt Bstsermso; Ns~-york scsusssn
Corps, Cart Busch; Ringgoh Horse Guard. Cspt.
UrSsp, and Company of the Fourteenth RsgimsoA,
marched from the City Han In the morning, aud ansr
goiDe THROUGH of the principal ssrests proceeded
to ibs ground. The festival win continue three days
during which athletic sports, singing, dancing aaA
target shooting, win constitute the entertainments
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MEDICINES.
Da. HoosLAnDs GERMAN BITTER


DR.. HOOF LANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL
The great STANDARD nlsdscfasS Of iae present are
here acquired thS:r srsnt poDHiGrity oaky THROUGH
years Of tr,c!. Jabcnnied satisfaction IS rsEdsrsd
6s them IN al casss, rad tee people hare pr oancsd
them ioovthy.
LTgER CyMPLAlNq. pYsPEPsIA, JAUN
DICE. UEBILiTf OF TIE NEkVOUS
SYSTEM DISEASES or
THE KIDNEYS.
aad nj diseases oraSiES fro7 diSor2sYsf lrsr CT
iSsGkrsSs O; the Stomach anil dfesSftre orzGrs ors
sPssd.iy md Permanently cured by the GERMAN
The BALSAMIC coz DfAL hasaesntrsa 4 r,px-
tntton suypaSs,as tia: Of any similar p-sparatio
ertdnt. II ie:H cNrs, WITHOUT FAIL. me most Sc
Cere and long S:Gadiee
COUCH. COLE. OR ROARSFNESS, BRON-
GIFTS, INEL UEEZA, GROUP, PNEU-
MONIA, INCIPIENTCONS UMPTION,
1Hd has Performed tss most est carss .psy
snoiUa Of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
ts7c doSes tcfW o}Se at once cheek and rnys Il,
most ssrers DIARRHEi p, ocseding ON Col IN
TIE BOWLS.
son Co., 70. 4l3 AYch street, PhjtcdeL ohin Pa
end sold by druggists ana dsalers in sfieinss
srsyltt afs, a: rs cetS per bo1tie T5e SIGNATURE Of
e. NJ. JACKSON fc:!i be ths sg.sidr 1orappsr ~
each to,:ls.
In the Almanac published annually by the p,s-
prsetors called EvsRyBopY's ALMANAC yon ,ctN
ha6 testimony ami coUnsaddto,y notices from all
Parts Of the country. These A.ma~ocs are girsa
G1SGy BY ali osr dxeats.
PURCELL, LADD r. CO., Agents,
lS ll-GGCW'y X lt,hf.puI
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PRACTICAL EcnNoMN.-A cotemporarv saws
II the poor -houre has any terrors for Won. never
buy what you mt need Before YOU nav
taree ceuts for Jewshara, see il YOU can't
make just rs pleasant q noise by whistiinx for
such nature furnishes the machinery, And
before you pay seven dollars for a figured vest
yong man. find out whether your lady would
not be just rs glad to SEQ you in plain one
that cost halt the money. 1t she wouldn't
let her crack her own walnu:s and buy her
own clothes.
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DENTISTRY.

<, ARTIFICIAL TEETH...The Cleo
HrWvSp plastic and Vulcanite Procesr.-ti w
A'--~ JON rs, DENTIST. having the riC hit for the
above u.ode of making Teeth, and being satis1eu
OF us absolute superiority over all other methods
call with confidence commend it to those hesy,n..
fall or partial sets of teeth, and Especially such
as may be dissatisfied with those they are now
nsln!. lhe perfect adaptation of the plate to the
HIM to insert one or more teeth irithont clasps
This method having been adopted 10y those stand
testimonials will be given and specime exhibited
70 those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth on
lold or any Other plate will of course lie made for
those prelerrlng them Filling, CLEANSING. Ex-
tracing, and all other operations gently anu tho
r0ue My performed. Office on Main street. opposite
Corinthian Hall no 2l-ly
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r.rrn ENDURANCE. &c.

CLAvE LSfE INsUR ANCE...THE RICH.
y MOND FIRE AsSOClAT1ON-as strictly
HONE iNSTITUTION-wIth an ample Capital
and surplus. issue. policies "n the lves Of Slaves
Company The business Of the Company il con
fined sxeixstretp To this State, and having asen
cies every risk has the personal supervision Of its
own officers. giving = better security for the pro-
lection Of the insurers interests.
Parties reading in the country having Negroes
TO insure, where II in inconvenicnt to have them
examined in the city will be furnished with all ne
cessary papers. upon application bs mail. or at the
Office. No. 1867 Nam street 2doors from corner OF
any information upon the subject of insurance.
DAVID CURE T.. President.
70. i. TaMPxINs, Secretary.
Dr.. NJ BuRToN, Medical Examiner.
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RHEUAATIsN.-A writer in the Medical
Times recommends sulphur rs highly eflica-
ctous In the treatment Of rheumatism He or.
ders the whole Of the affected limb 10 be en-.
cax~d in flannel, thickly sprinkied with pre-.
cipitAisd sulphur; a bandage applied over
this. aud the whole covered with oil silk or
gutta tsercha. which has the effect Of increas-
ing the warmth aud combining the vapor Of the
sulphur, aud also obyinting the odor.
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A drnsgist has b~en hauled mp In Charles
ton. 4. g.. TOR selling "Oad Brown Windsor
SOAP" RE wAs dtecha ged proving that
m'e Brown"
The Ows o. tbe death Of Washington lr.
vise hAs hrep rscetvsd In England, aud Il al
lu6e1 % 10 the papers with expressions Of
sorrow aad ssCssk
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4 COhscIENTIOrs WiTHEss.-A young man
a. The Yorkshire (EngiAnd) assizes who re-.
fused ~ take the GA b. because he believ ed it to
Be contrary to the Scriptures, was forbidden
By the fridge 10 leave the court during the as
sixss. aud dir~cted, amidst the laughter of the
c0uS., - cit up in coraer OF a gallery where
every one could soe him.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.
x WATcnEs, JEwELRY. SILVER

q WATCEES, JEWELKY. SILVER
~ AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
EN y keeps constantly on hand a aree and com
<Ak plete assortment of the above named ar
ticles embracing all the latest st, les. which he of
fers to his friends and pubic on the most Tea,on
able terms; He would call particular attention IN
his stock of hne w atches such as Jules Jurgen.an
r. Is Adams Son. Alfred Lavaietfe, Jules Fine
r., Henry Reynolds Lemon. Jose ph Johnston John
Cralge, and other celebrated makers. He Also
keeps large assoTtme mt of rich Diamond Set Fin
ser Rings, Shirt Buttons. Diamond Cluster and
sinsle Stone brsastpins, for gents also, a large
Cameo and Pearl Sets. Etruscan and sia;n Scid
Cham BTaeeiets; Chatham, CHAINS. Neck Chains
Sets, Goblets. Pitchers Salt Cellars Cuns Konnue,
iioders, Fish knives and For ;, Berry spoons
Asparagus TOMS, Ice TONES. Silver SPOONS and
Forks. hne Silver plated knIves &C.
Hoping IN offer such Inducements that capno,
tai 70 please IN price and quality, cali is respect
iuiiN solicited y A. MYERS
Corner If Main ,nI l5..-t..