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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
EIECCInS ON IUnCE

TINHIE Election viii come on The f6h II Is Time that al
making up their minds To the friends OF
PEAc GR.rTAS would say, "Be Of good cheer" Our
ddte has all the qualifications necessary for Judge and
number Of the people II His abilities undoubted
He contend equal footing with the aolest lawyer In
Virginia His experience has reporting the
'our OF Appeals for and has there acquired
no oggh koldgs Of NE Lanes Of Virginia His integrity IL
hove icion lie -uld Judge Of whom should
proud He viii receive powerful support from friends whose
nameis LEGION
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EXPLANATION.
Enquirer 0FTIcE,
CINCINNATI, Ohio,

ENQUIRER OllIOLi
CINcINNATI, Ohio,
June 9th, 1860
To the Editor of the Richmond Wig
In your issue of the I'd instant, in article headed
Chow the Douglas Feel you publish what purpor's
to be remarks made by me, as Chairman OF the great
Douglas meeting held in this city, two or three weeks
AGO In those remarks am made to speak dsparagpg-
ly Of the ladies of Charleston. wish to say that old
not on that OCCASION any other speak of the ladies'
of Charleston at al-ndeed, did not aude to them
Had spoken of them could not have spoken otherwise
than in their praise from what saw of them while al
Charleston The rmarks attributed to me, made bJ
another speaker. Respectfully,
JAS. ]. FARRAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

Hsrr kayr, or 'hAppy dispatch" IS the name Of Gus
.Om that prevails among the japanese, of settling d.
mates. and Of avoiding an iguomniOus death When
tsO Of diem quarrel and are unable = agree on aeeePa
lie terms Of adjustment Of The dispute they drsE 'heH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
THE JAPANESE IN NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. June l6.-rhe japanese reception was an
immense affair They received bv the Nes York
committee al Amboy. The crowd through Broadsay
numbered from two TO three hundred thousand. There
great cheering along the entire route, and no un-
pleasant incident occurred The grand serenade Genes
OF tonight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

How THE TORNADO LO0XED AT ITS COSrlESCENENT.-
The tornado consisted og two wngs-oue sweeping to
the NOthward and the other 10 the Southwark Of this
cy-u which the awful lrkiug OF the reused elements
could be distinctly seen by as they swept their
maddeniug course. The noise like n stupendous
cataract and all turned pale as they listened. The for
nation OF the wator.pout whirlwind which in the
South wing OF the Storm Witnessed by large num-
Der Of citizens, being first seen belyng and surgng down
from the clouds, and twisting and writing like huge
worm, ILL it finally reached the earth and became
hourg lass-shaped column rushing wildly onward with
the gale. The column looked to be about quarter of
q mile high and four FIVE rods through the smallest
part-an awfully sublime and magnificent spectacle
The clouds which passed Cedar Rapids appeared
be full Of force those the sides but Fortunate
ly too high 10 do much damage directly overhead
the clouds were of purple hue, bordered the
by pitchy black and the rear by a gray and lurid
white constantly Illuminated by flashes of lightning
The North wing OF the storm much more extensive
than the other, and comprised the real tornado far
the effects prove and the appearance of mountain
mass Of heavy inkycoored clouds crashing along the
surface of the ground. To the Northeast between Ma
ron and Lisbon, the two wings combined and the
full force thus concentrated swooped around passing
again city, then rushed away to the Eastward
TO deal death and destruction to the unsuspectng f4m
lies who happened in the fends path The
of the Storm after leaving this vicinity, due East
till it reached the Mississippi though yergng out of line
in some places from five TO ten miles-Cedar Fdlley
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
uau n 40 UnnDucrS 80 T.1;..a

WILL deliver address before the Literary Societies In the
w Public Hall Of the University MONDAY July 20, /
O'CLOCK p. NJ The public are Invited 20 attend.
Persons arriving the from Richmond by coming mmed
stely to the University will be In time to hear the atdr
jels- COMMITTEE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
1 ARON BURH'S FIRST LOVE.
n MARGARET AONTCRIEPPE
NOW JUST PUBLISHED,

NOW JUST PUBLISHED.
"a novel Of American he character Just published called
Margaret AoncreGr might fancy written expressly 10
q impression which Mrs soVe gives Of Aaron Burr
the Ministers WOolns for that adventursr fascinating
false according 70 tredoa Is the heto Of the book and It's
heroine bis first love This alone will to be read
h eagernes BY large cass; bot when Is that the
story founded evideDctat author inher-
tel is aGteras-that the gns letters ami cph Burr are
ucluiedh fact str niger than Goion will lend strong in.
the story which has only saple % 70.
snce, but little OF historical ECeaing Tran.
scrip
Sec nd edition ready One handsome I2mo Price 81 25
For sale by WEST 10 NST0N
Publishers Bookseller Sta'oneTs, RoOk binders,
and Mulic-d-alers l45 Main Street,
June Is Eag'e Square.
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Priyatc Boarding in PhiLadelphIn.

MHS BKOOkE SoIcIs The patronage OF sOuthtrntrs VI
vi sting Philadelphia Having taken tn two and very
elegant Pctou In the delightful Of the city
North East dh and Locust Streets she Is ready for
reception Of those de ng rst either
permanently or transieutV ieis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

CIHKIAGE AND PLOW BVLTS.-Just received
~ from the manufacturer ful supply Of Carriage and Pow
Bolts, comprising z- FOR which respectfully solicit
call nom person want of such g2ois which selling
cheap I. ROBERISON 4 SONS,
i.I6 No 65 Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

sAspS and experience have de-
onsed that upon the condition Of blood depends the
body Consequently when disc shape Of
scrofua eysipeas ulcers, erupons complaint
&C. appear It'll evident that the functions have
become inert impurities have ensendered In the blood
which working their way the surface This celebrated
tract will speedily purify the blood equaze the circulation I'm
prove the appetite mpar and ysOr system grad
ually but surely, extirpste the disease. ie3-dkwlw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
from Editor Of Norfolk Herald
RAKER,S PREMIUM HITTRRs.

'E1HS is the which these ceebra ed Bers mostly
sought a"r and possessing they TO- "a wide fame,
hardly necessary impress upon the mind invalid their
i1esmabe virtues We have in social intercourse heard but
expression In their favor and that IS whenever used they
Ike charm and eicacou than m-di Inc
has been offered to the public The maker Of these Be
highly wrought panexyr lnlg hand bills m Their
tie sac his Bes hut simply ihr wlag The article Its
merit to be Judged accordingly lie does Ike all the
s'ui Ia that it vail all the Ills
mainly; but he stakes his reputation that takea
ig direc ions, viii Ague and Fever
Complaint Cholera horbus Indigestion stomach
APpetaHd all diseases arising from orpdy the Liver
action Of the digestive organs Their equal be had
These Buers be h.dl ADIE GRAY, PURCELL
LADD 10, And by all promi Druggists in the
nj ID eseEhere In Virginia and North Carolina Also ~ O.
5rOfT co, Washington City, d. c.. CANBT GILPIN 90
.altmyre B. ;. 'AHN1sToCK co. Philadelphia and BARNES
4 PARK, New York.
Orders 1lled OF addressing T. BAKER Proprie.or
1.-dtc Iichro,a %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

sharp wertsmpsrod swords, and With tie utmost dignity
and gravity each gaines bis abdomen all be fails dead IN
the plenitude Of "satsactiou' We agree with the 81
Louis Nscs, that u would not be unad'isaoe Tor our
Members of Congress borrow this custom from the al
Wondered japanese for the purpose Of settling those
frequent and imp-accable quarres that disturb the pro-
ceedngs in the Capitol If it could be adopted, what
quantity Of rpped-up Congress there would be found
lying around Pennsylvania avenue, after 'fare up
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
TuE OXYGENkTPI n,Trt.s

The qualities Of this medicine have PLACED upon an nper,,
Bile foundation In destroying disease inducing health h
parallel.
For the following Complaints these Bters Specific VIZ
Dyspepsd. Ind. estiOn, Heart Burn, Aciiy Cirs,,
Los J ApTetie. HedddcAe dnd General DsJNRy
many country . preparation es,envy
by hyscAn In their practice to have restore,
many health who apparently beyond the Of he hs,
ing art.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
ChecrInr Ne,rs frnrn AIabama.

The Hon. JEAE CLEuESs, editor Of the Memphis In
Quirer, is OF a visit 10 Huntsville Alabama, from
which place be has writ en- letter TO his paper IN which,
after stating that there is IAN smonut Of political excite
ment there which he has seldom known before, says
The Seoeders DO not hesitate openly to say that if
Judge Douglas IS nominated Baltimore they VIII vote
for Bell aud Everett They 20 regard third nom
nation ar Richmond a iolg, s indeed it Isl and be-
heve that IN voting for such nomination their sutrges
would be thrown away. told that this IS the feeling
throug the Northern aud along the Western border
Of The State.
IcaauoJ tell bat the feeling in o.herpa OF the State
bat have seen enough here 60 satisfy me, that Doug
la. is nominated a. Baltimore, Bell vii carry Alabama
by a decided majority. There viii Of course be spas
mode Fort amoug the leaders about Montgomery, TO
concentrate their forces upon third caodicate out the
feel = amot the masses decidedly against 1t, and
feel assured mat viii tail had alncst given up Ala
5iml as lost 20 the OF sound principles but my
opinions have undergone a radical chluge WITHIN tle
So iev days. and now look The rcsu. with nope and
confidence
1 Douglas is not nominated there viii be stampede
among lis friends ia any contingency there Is reason
20 believe chat our ticket may succeed IN tails hitherto
lop.ess'y Democratic State
What glorious, soustigiing news from an unexpected
luarter--eyeu from the strong Democratic State Of Ala
oama Surely the friends Of BELL aud EvERErr IN Nr-
ynia and In all the Other States should take courage
and forthwith set about the work OF the canvass vigor.
ousy, euergeticay, enthusiastically. All hands to the
rescue. and a glorious victory will be ours.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
DEATH or Hon JNO. GALRRAITH.

ERIE, Pa, June Is Hon. John Galoraitb, an ex-
member of Congress- and presiding judge of the sixth
Judicial district Of Pennsylvania died suddenly at his
idence in this city this morning
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

Plan, and Specifications O'he work application
By order OF the Committee on Light
W. GILL;
iels-td City Engineer.
"RosX.LLE,,,ssny, tCELEaRATED ROSE ''REoTl-
~ ~ f - WHISKY Tor Sale by n,vvxDo1r
CANCERS" MUSTARD, pure and genuine,
je,s-Gt LAG u. DAVENPORT.
DOMESTIC PLAiDs.-5OO pieces Heavy Blue Plaids
FL kENr, PAINE co.
I INsEED OIL:-sperm, Whale, Llpseed Lard and Tan
jsls Druggists, 1855 Main st.
INSSENCE OF COFPEE-Turkey Coffee, Baking Powder
MacearOn Vsr%,SiI Spices Sc CO aG For sale BY
CHERRY CoRDIAL.-A most delicious summer drink
iels No Exchange block
HALIFAX CUT HERKINGs Landing from ,choo-
jels SHIELDS s0MgRvTLLE
NYE'S SUGAR CURED HAMS.-5O Terces ar
~ rive This Ham cannst be exceed vor and mildness
iels For sale by VIM. WALLACE SONS
"DINET FILLsn FIVE COGNAC BRANDY.
Jels by wM WALLACE SONS
tx aHns. BREASTS AND HAMS, to arrive to-
jes VIM WALLACE SONS
ININE FAMILY SVRUP.-A substitute for n. o. No
jelS wM. WALLACE sons
sn HHDS. CLAYED AND CUBA MUSCOVA.
Nv DO MoLAssEs For saleby wa, COWS
jelS WIN. WALLACE SONS.
w WALLACE's PURE MOUNTAIN Wills
jels VIM WALLACE SONS
500 box ss sUMMtR TALLOw CANDLES.
COO warranted to stand the summer 70 saleby
JeiS WM. WALLACE SONS
Oh HHOS. PRIME WESTERN SIDES AND
~ SHOULDERS For sale by
jslS VIM WALLACE SONS
COMMON WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, RUM,
" Wine, Cordial Port Wine Vinegar Fish, Butter Lard,
jels WM WALLACE SONS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

DEPARTURE OF THE GREAT EASTERN PROBABLY
POSTPONED.
NEw YoSE Juae 10 "A reliable authority SAYS that
the Great Eastern would not leave Europe until the 2st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
rI1n CApITIIINrS- IA - ~,

'JlO CAPITALISTS.-sALE OF Lors IN 1O0DsOs,
VA AT AU 1lON-The propueorI Of about four hundred
Lots ug within thr corporate limits and In the immediate VI mi
~ the Of Goodson, Washington county Va deter
mined offer the whole for sale public on ED
NESDAY. August LIST, 1860
The rc has been m of Into lots Of different Sizes 10 suit the
wants Il the public. and there a locations suitable
FOR STORES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

THE wANDERER CONDEMNED AS A SLAYER
New YORK, June l6 Judge Sprague, Of the U. S.
District Court has condemned the schooner Wanderer
forfeited for being engaged in the slave trade.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
AHL =
OR TASNRRIE7
- Lnn ~

and FOX ANY BUSINESS
that may he carried this place TIE RAPID growth OF the
towns OF Goodson and Bristol VII ch in everything
bat the points 10 this psc the likely Increase
large nert town city III any one upon the line Of
railroad bew Lyuchbug aud Memphis tn past growth
while wonderful OF 1t ELF goa indication Of what
vii be.
Five since there bat open meadow where
900 in abi'ants tim
raiT ads and no leading country sd NoS railroads
have their ter -ul here and third to Cumberland ap
ably be urd-r rom at place the survey Indicates
that Goods h'd the advantages OF being the cheapest
y place for the eastern terminus being
fourteen niles shorter with better des and
Included in the above pop-r,y large and elegan,
PRIVATE EEVIrEN T.
situated beautiful and elegant size and view
The and OF the nc scenery q the dj county
hIling Of lex In $. e and has c0mmOd
ngs much Of the ling ground, sold vita II as
s purchaser ctsire III prOpe ~ lgA
or either fos private residence or fcE schoo, seminary the
country
Maps n he above property be this o-e
subs De vi show the property 20 DESTROYS purchas
Ing aud give Information the The property
BE- r. ateo for prlsA'ey before day q public
Terms liberal aud will be mai before sale
GooGson, June Il 1850 js1s-w6w
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sEsATE.

WAbHlkGfOhD June 10
number Of private bills we're passed.
Mr. Hale introduced bill 10 prevent the unlawful de-
tention of mail matter.
Mr. Wilson introduced resolution TO establish quar-
antue laws in relation to the importation OF diseased cat
tie into any of the States of the Union.
Mr.. Sumner moved TO take up the House bill in refer
ence to the mission to Sardinia. 1t was passed.
The House joint resolution establishing Government
Printing Office and Bndey, was taken up, and after de-
bate passed.
The Senate then took up the Naval appropriation bill.
Several amendments were proposed, among them, one
by Mr.. Wilson, of Mass 10 add three steam vessels TO
the African Squadron assist in the capture OF slaves
Mr. Gwin of Cal. moved amend by instructing the
President to make such representations as may induce
Great Britain 10 send the Africans captured By British
cruisers Immediately back TO Africa IN lieu OF making
apprentices OF them and in default OF such arrangement
being made then give the notice required TO terminate
the obligation OF the United States to keep squadron on
the coast of Africa
The subj ct was discussed by Messrs. Wilson, GwIn,
Hammond, Green Mason, Trumbul and others.
The amendment Of Hr GEn was lost yeas l9, nays &c.
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Train from tue select investigating committee, OF
which Mr.. Coyode Is chairman made detailed report,
stating that, from the examination OF various witnesses,
they had the conclusion that great corruption
had been used the part of the President and other
high officials Ordered to be printed.
Mr. Sherman reported back the Senate resolution to
! adjourn on Monday week, with an amendment substu-
ting Wednesday next.
Excessive confusion prevailed.
Mr. Farns~orl said that if the members of the Bal-
Convention 10 control business here, he would
move that the dOorkeeper let them all in.
Mr.. Barksdae said thai these gentlemen were not Gre
ating disturbance Members both sides OF the House
doing it.
The amendment was disagreed to by-yeas 80, nays
60.
Intellectual efforts were then made to table the sub
ject.
The Senate resolution was then adopted by-yess 1913,
nays So.
After passing some private bills,
The House took up the Kentucky contested election
case in which the committee elections have reported
in favor OF the sitting member, Mr.. Anderson.
The subject discussed at length and then laid over
until Monday
After short time spent in committee, the House took
a recess until o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER, !
June l4th. 1860. /
TO RUILnEH.

IlROP0SAbS will be received at this office until ~ O'Clock NJ
URSDAY the 2lst Inst for bulldog shop by 80
iee In the clear and two stories In height the old Gas
Plans and Specifications o'he work be application
at this office.
By order OF the Committee Light,
W GILL,
ielS-td City Engineer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

Myers WIraCUIOUs NCffHIH --tstFUy-
e. the oldest and hest remedy known Tor e lg Rat,
MICE COcKkOACHEs, Bugs ANTS, MOSQUITOES, FLEAs.
MOTHs GR.IS.wO ans and GARDEN INsE,Ts
~ Principal depot 62 BROADWAY NY
sod by all Druggists everywhere myl6-dsn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
YOaK, Livingston Co., n. Y, Oct. l, igp
Mess-s. 8. W. PowtE 4 Co -

Me5s-s. :. ". F0WtE A Co =
sls-Dyspepsd, with It, numberless associates took nm o..
abode with me opposition the skin OF many Of The m
brsted scsns uai the spirit wiling or no relief could h.
fiund) surrender and bid ad it. euthy tabernacle u
induced by the urgency 81 fieai try THE oNYGyNI
It'd BTTERs little dreaming that the Gead was Ia he bsgsd
less patent med cints the frat drAug vas ever
induced 10 quen But thanks he O. God balm and
efficient and grateful one The aggavar sv
my immod-rste IrIegu A. beating Of a.
Immediately after TAXI food. attended great prt
ton and very hequenty violent attacks pAlpat o. sg
from tweniyoar hours leavrg stomach 40 ,fs
powerles spoonful OF rice water ut .-.n
rdensome by tiki ghafa aspoonfl thu 81.
full was verpsfseyeI III I'd taken tire.
bottles; since then intery H. tsken Two more
began realize is genial effects r. med ter; bsfes Il er
tremry grateful and ref tsfng b-ysr &C. which ham
that hat few icines boat o. would s most hsh
aud Ry beg all who a ced With Dyspepsia In any or
your geas ed Btters ss DO esteem them ilysu,be
Very respectfully, Miss " sTuCKING
~ Prepared by ssTH W. PowLE CO., Boston, and ,r
sale at wholesale and RETAIL by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
CO. W. PETERSON, j. p. DUYAL, Rehmord and by al drug
gists aud dealers In medicines In city and country
mygO-dcAwlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
BARRY,s TRICOPHEROUsh the bs.. and eA,.r
MYERS Miracuious Vermin resLrny.

est article dressing beauyhg cleansing curling preserving
restoring the hair Ladies Try IT, sod by ell druggist, ard
perfumeTs- nhiS-d6n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
ROUTE To THE
VIR GINA s H IL i " G =.

u AssENGERs leave Petersburg at So A. w. and Richmond
$50 Mdine stanton and arrive at JacSsons River by
NJ supper stay all night at Calahan celebrated
stand arrive White Sup'u Sweet SPRING by 2
the ond day should party une In requesting It, hey wl
the privilege leaving Cashars In time 10 arrive the
Springs breakfast These gong the Rcckbrdge Alum oath
Alum Warm Springs, the Stages Marlborough Depot
they arrive p NJ and reach those Springs
lyey supper Thoss gng tle Hot Healing
springs stay all night the Warm SPRINGS -nd leave there neat
morning arrive Hot Healing breakfast Pas
SINGERS slh ngs Springs take the at stauntn Those
Rocb dse Bath at Gossen arriving at each place respective
tyf
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-. A RATE OPPORTUNIEY IS

IA ~ AAtA" OF vt NN 10
crest partner retiring, engaged 10 the wholesale
and Shoe Manu- acturng Company 10 Philadelphia Th-
House Is an III and well established fav r.hy
and West The business increased
Continued lh eAih the Of n, part
ner retiring. Address care Of ALEX HILL Co,
mA22-lw l2I Man 81, Richuold, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18

From hor. Ir R0sslr, s9It5T tAFlsflIn Adr0cdfl
sENPLEs ISYuLsLE BAKING Po~DERAn persons Of light,
Who'll lOa bread biscuits batter buckwheAt
cakes may purchase this Powder with confidence materials
perfectly harless and pleasant than s1da sazrags
70 fear o; The Of will make the ghest
In the shortest possible time and
expense dsappon the accompanying simple d.
reons Observed Besides 1t manuiaeuredIn Virginia. and
invention OF Yankeedom. John Gsrick, Manufacturer
and proprietor Richmond Va weknow him and have ,rd
md onend H. the best tried Get and mind the
directions.
throughout the State BY Druggists and Grocer, gene
rally. mills
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
49, SPECIAL NOTICES Ger

80 81 10 will buy Of Grahsm's snail stencils for
arkng clothing with ISnEFLs iSg eau and examine spee
MEMS you i've IN the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also, every variety ofHrgnds made g. order
A. b GRAHAM. Brand Cutter
e2lf Cor 18th and Cary .ts under Tobacco Exchange
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-21
DR.. ROback,s Remed,es.

WePuolinh, In another column OF to-dav,s paper.
N N erilcle copied from the CinnAu Tines desoripl
luvev, ~. " hoDacks extensive medical eatabIish-
ment In that city. ny the way, Dr. Robscks Rene
aie, . nave obtained great and deserved popularity
Hlth ~ classes IL has been been but hort time
since these Remedies were introdueed into an, s
tlon country yet DR.. BrennAn DR.. Robackis agent
n tnls Informs ua that his sales Of the Blood
rnih hno BLOOD Purher now far exceed those or An
9sher a medicines for which he is agent combined-
reason tor this L. that they have stood the te,t
oI praoucai experience. We know this NOT oniY
from the mouths OF Others but we have used ,bn,1
N IN cur own family, with the very best results Foy
si oseases of the blood, general debility whether
pr eeelihg Som sickness or from natural we akneaa
lndlgestion, and ali kindred ailmentH, we recon-
memo the scandinavian RemedleR as the verv bss4
medicine eNtsnt. They are destined 10 aeRieye
not an ephemeral success, but permanent and de-
served reputation, which will render them necessi
IN every mmily.-tNapoleon, o., North West,
Zee advertisement. nh,o-,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-21
Something of a Bore.

By TIMOTHY Go-IN, G. r. J. A.
By the published proceedings of the City ooun-
Gil on last evening II viii be seen that some of our
citizens have petitioned that body to bore q hole
in the ground, come place within the City limits
for the purpose of supplying the City with water.
This would require big bore, yet we believe our
city fathers are every way competent for such a
job, and we hope they will give 1t their serious
consideration. 1t would be quite refreshing tC
see the water spouting up ten fifteen feet in the
centre of the City Park. And if the water should
happen to have medicinal properties like the ia
nous artesian water we might bottle 1t up and sell
it at FIVE cents glass to those who have a taste
for sinking water, andin that wuy derivea revsnus
to pay of the city debt.