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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
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A Benevolent Institution established by special
endowment for the Relief of the Sick and Dis
tessed, afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic
Disesse,, and especially for the cure OF Disea
scs of the Sexual Organs. .,I...
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Act
ing SURGEON 10 sli W ho apply by letter with do.
scription oi their tondision. tugc, occupation,
habits Of life, &c., and iny cases OF extreme pow
eriy, Medicines furnished free Of charge. :,
Valuable reports on sperma,orrhona, and o other
diseases Of the sexual organs, aud on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispenssry' sent 10
charge Two or three Stsmps for postage viii be
acceptable.
Address DIR. j. SKiLLIN H0UGH1'ON, Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association No. 2, South
Ninth street Philadelphia Pa. BY order OF the
''~ :, EzRA d. HEARTWELL. President.
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secretary. II yl48
Oct II, i86O-ly aEsfyE "a . - I'd
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$. 4 II. M'FADDEN
PRESIDENT | Election.
tE i5a8ag ,..i.l.-----} ,FJi.nr
PROCLAIM ALTON.

TITLE qualified voters Of Harrison cennty. Ohio.
l. Ohio, are hereby notified to meet nt their sew.
ersl townships, at the usual places Of holding cleo
tions, enp5 Tt &,i aU '.+ css@rs. iEst
Tmesday, che Gfia day Of NOvem ber,
~s AL. 1850. ss. 81 .....,,
Aud then and there, between the hours liked by
law tor holding elections proceed TO elacs Twen-
" three Electors for President and Vice President
OF the United States in pursuance OF the COnstitu
ltion of the United States aud Jf this State.
Given under my hand, al Cadix, this 18th day
OF September A. d. 1860.
ia14'H3 y baaeg ~. g. WOODBORNE. .Fa
3a4sq1 "a saogy Sheriff oil Harrison County, Ohio.
September 10. tS6,-6t.
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166,o5o l66,059
r. a laa From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Census Returns sOfOhiO--The SOsstli
ecN District.

VIC publii>he few days since statement
of tho population Of Ohio north Of the Nation
al Road, as aScertained by tho new Census
We now print table Of the population of the
Southern District, by counties. as taken by the
Marshal, with the single exception Of Hamilton
county. This is not given, as the returns fol
Cincinnati are not yet fully revised, and there
will be probably several thousand from the
more thickly settled Wards to add to the emu
meration OF 1S2 ,000-which was the last foot
ing ascertained. .r s..r
The comparison is with the last Census o
1850, and it will he seen that the increase ii
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New Stock for the Fall and Win
..e s..,-. ter Trade. ,@i,osfr,tg,-

d..
Large Supply Of Staple and Domestic Dry Goods,
Ti '' .sa- Jeweliy, &c, &c
r " WHOLESALE AND RFTdIL. a',.' ~.
slg ROBERT &c oCHR Am. ?
10 FOURTH STREET. sTkUBEsvILiE, sa' !
las Just received direct from tbs East
III A magnificent stock OF Notions. = 10
st al 4 magnificent stock OF Simple Gsads.ins
A magnificent stocksof Domestic Dry GOODS
A magnificent assortment Of GoId& Silver watch
es magnificent stock of Jewelry;s "a
Bropd Cloths, Ssinetts, Jeans, T@eeds, &c.
-lnree assortment, remarkably cheap. Cloths tot
Clonks. new Styles. Ready-made Gloaks TOR la.
dies, all late styles A splendid stock ot Ladies
Dress Goods, selected with great tregard to taste =
His stock Of Notions is unusually large and ex-
ctedingy desirable. A superior stock OF Shirts,
rndershirts, Hosiery, and big stock OF Gloves;
Ribbons &c. Stuart's Waxed Thread and spool
Cotton, lnrge supply cheap ne keeps on hand
n large assoitmirt of Ladies skirts Also Gold
and Silver Watches Watch Guards, &c. Goods
sold siher Wholesale or retail; AT Pittsburgh prices
csfria, off Great inducements oiered to tue
trade, for cash or approved credit Every reason
able satisfaction even and goods sold at ci'y prii
ces. ... ....4. ...... Z. n ...-..-. -, 4 fs,
Oct. 8, '6o.Iy a Fourth street., steabenvilie
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PIlarm aCeatists % satl Chessists.

lt IN "a IN. n. M ~ ~ .PLT TTSBUKGHsgE a.
seller, Cadiz, Ohio, Duffeld and Ryder, Jeffers,n;
saunders & Son Hopodale; Jas, Cady, Csdix juno.
ton; Hughes, New Athens, A. Co1ltet Patt,,ns-
vile; VIM. Maxwell hanover; GRACE. New
Miiler's Stationi George Allen, Fairvisw; John
West 4 Co, New Rumley; w. G. Perry rassviIle;
A. Jul. Scme,bes, Mooreiieids Deming y Crswford,
Mastersvile; LatbHer and Custer, Bowensille;
John Snyder, HAAaielphia Road \. Caldwell,
Green, kfe~port. IS saa 5s y &sg#EtA4cIW
November Q. I959-ly. ~
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1860; the
1851 All
prescribed by subject penalty Of Thirty . 80
receiving Taxes 3sasal q
Wedne
day October Ii am Township October s Cat Gn and in 1shs
October 2a ts h Tuesday October and F over night D'ss
Fep Friday October 2s Mooh Saturday October H Nottingham Monday
a Tuesday October 80 m y
that viii fifth of the Tax in Specie
December will lost by
holder will permit them be paid after that day No foreign Bank Bill
ion n
GT-Omcc A W. .'cioci o.
t&E 81 THOMAS R1ClEY County Treasurer.
Trasurers Office oter3
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

Embracing general assortment OF French Ger
man, English and American fabrics, such as
silks, DcIaines aud PIaids, Of every variety ana
atyic Also Cobergs, Plain and Plaid Merinos and
Alpaccas. Also variety of new styles Of goods
now in fashion in the Eastern Cities. Also an end
less variety ol Shawls Furs Bleuched Goods,
Groceries, Hardware and Queensware: Also
large assortment of Ladies' and Misses Shoes, and
very large assortment of Ready. Mnde Clothing
Cloths, Cassimeres and Veslngs.
a Our goods are all new, and onr stock is iull
and complete. and will be rep'enshed from time 70
time. We sell at the very lowest prices. Our
motto is-'quartels and accommodations to all "
With small profits, small risks and small expen'
ses, we defy competition, and Invite comparison
Cash, country produce taken al the highest cash
prices -, .-...,,.... tt.s,.a, .,s.t
Come one, come all and give US call, while we
are in the humor, for we are the boys that kno"
..'ET 's- 4, -, Ia SCOTT u KELLEY
Cadiz Junction, October 3. is60-3m ft r.,sUj
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We would call the particular attention ofsv-
cry reader To the advertisement OF McLean's
Strengthening Cordial aud Volcanic Oil Lhni-
ment. They are too well known in this COM
munity to require Recommendations. But
there ere many Of our; readers vho are suffer
ing from arrangement OF the diffestive organs
without the slightest idea Of the real cause. CIV
ing to symtoms such as dsspOndency. Nerv-
Gus unpleasant feeling, indecision, lack Of ener-
gy, making existence burden. To all wlo
may be afflicted. try this Gordial; Il viii give
immediate relief To all all who may be afiic-
ted with Sores or PANS Of any kind, try the
Linuiment. See the advertisement in another
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Legal Notice

Mat thew Row land . 4 In the court Oh Common
'@ vs. Pleas, Harrison county,
Te Jacob Leinard sgf Nllhi0. 3s s-tE sl E5tH
The defendant, tasob Lei lard. will take notice
I hat the ptaint f, Matthew RowIan on the 18th
day of Juns. 1860, filed his petition against him in
the court of common Pleas fJr said county, settin&
1852 was indabtedz the plaintifi an the snmo Of
ono hnndred and forty dollars. as balance Of
money had and received before that time by said
defendant to and for the use Of sal plaintiff, and
pray ing judgment against said defendant tar said
sum of $4,000 with interest from March S, 1859.
An attachment aad 1uarnsslee process was also
issued ia thi &c., ,.ii Ia s..t{sa ,tgT ..aBI
The defendant Is required 70 answer said pcti.
tion ON or before the l7.h day Of Ndvembcr, 1861
:, .--z4.st ft-t.t J. M ESTEP, \
sepig-6t Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The Sen nda aaavtaM Pills samd Puri.
fer.

EEGEs
CINcrENATI, July !, 1859.
DR.. C. w. RoBAcK, Dear Sir:--ln reply to
INQUIRIES made Of me, it gives me pleasure to
saw, that Mrs. N. Atlee. OF the, Society OF
Frieuds, and widow Of the late DR.. Atlee OF
Cincinnati, previous to her going East, express
sed her confidence in the efficacy ofyonr Scan
dinayian Remedies and the benefit she derived
from using them. She bad been suffering from
general prostraiion at times. being over seven
ty six years of age, and ophthalmia and infla-
nation OF the face. Various remedies were re,
8 ,rted to without relief when some friends re-
commended O, course OF your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills They had the
desired effect, and she was considered as re-
stored to health. sa tg. q
! know many who have used your mediI
cines, and speak decidedly Of the benefits deri-
we'd, thus tesiiiying OF their renoyating infiu'
encs in, purifying the bleod and giving yigor
and snsrgy 10 the system. They have my
cordial approbat,on Very Respectfully, y,.i4ol
Your 0bedient servant.
i, s.-s .,,. I. H. - .. 8. j. BRowN.
Rev. Samuel j. Brown has been devoted
tlaborer in the csuss Christianity, in Cincinnati.
for more than thirty years. % almost every old
,Cicinnatian knows. Such testimony, from
such a source, - not to DO passed over lightly,
No other Proprietary Remedies ever presented
10 the pubic, ever received 1.-THE OF the com
nlendation from MEN or STAMPING, in
every walk OF lie, that mine have done. Bee
advertisement, Gas s4lssy Il s
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Admiuistrator's Notice.

NoTICE.ls h hereby given ihss The undersigned
IN has heen appointed and quslited as Admin.
isfrator On The estste Of Richard Downs, lets. Of
Harrison eosnty, Ohio. deceased. Persons 'intet-
VF''' '-S7J.F, DOWNS, Administrator.
Oclobsr u. lse0-st
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Richmond. Va. took cold which settled on
his lungs. A severe pain set 10 on the -lsft
side, with bad cough, which wss soon ollow-
ed by the unuislakable symptoms ofconsumf
ton. When reduced very low he commenced
taking Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Which soon
stopped the cough and complelely cured him.
Prepared By De J. @. Aver 8 90, Lowell,
Mass. 81 N5se3i- NisssS ~ III t
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Honey! Honey? The best OF EBOneyt
! have valuable receipi Tor making honey thatI
will send to any address upon receipt Of fifty cents
We make and use il in our family
AT HALF THE usuAL c0sr.
aud consider it good as the best article OF Bee
made honey, - Fl #&&1$
ERoM WHICH 1T CANNOT rE TOLD. eyE
Any person who will make and sell II can easily
clear from two to three dollars per day, it only
quies four articles to make II, they can BE- had
at any store for So cents Every family may have
this delightful luxury, for any lady can moke it in
fifteen minutes at any time. Address
Or, J. r. CREAGER. ....
.. p .s4. az. O ~ ~ Baltimore, Md.
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n.rBlesssd are they that have wooden leg
=, thsx shall not be troubled with corns.
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> Union Hotel.
yn.E So ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD, gsE ssE
~ pIliIeA MI PIIIA pA

. H.& So ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD, ssF s5E q
50 PHILADELPHIA. PA.
r. LA TIIEundersignud having purchased the
,M&gXA interest OF his former partner, Mr. Evans
lsssskf& t. the above Hotel, would call attention
lsaRgEz8 Of The public TO its convenience in es.
aassaE% cry particular for those who are visiting
the eity either on business or pleasure. ls quist
location and uninterrupted ventila lion tbcing sit
uated opposite open space OF 400 feet, which 10
shaded with trees of beautiful foliage still withiu
a half square Of the very center OF trade, Offers
10 business men inducements to sojourn rarely
with in populons city
Passenger Railroads., which run past and in close
proximity. afford to those iu search Of pleasure
cheap and pleasant ride to all p aces of interest in
or about the city. sfs fs aa t.tF
3 The proprietor gives assurance that TIE UNIos'
shail be kept with such character will meet pub
lie appreciation and would selicit Western patroa-
age. 80 UPTON s N EWCOMER.
Sept. 10, ls6o-ly H.. -~s EiiTs f3e1
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Dr. workman.
s9.rdPHYSICeI AIN

s9,rdPHY SICI A Nj
VIII be 10 Cadiz, at the National Iio1sei Satuf'
az 81 day, November II, 1850, tss iaI
DR. WORKMAN claims to be q regularly cd;
~ ucated Physician. and does not wlsn 20 DC
pet own among those illierate Quscks WING nave
infested the country from time TO time. Dr W,
wishes 1t also known that he expects TO visit Gao
IL for some time TO como and trusts BY close at
tcnticn to business and IN honorable dcallng y
merit ehare Of patronage IN cnronac ~
gears.rA A large number OF cases can Ie produced
in this county who have been cured by DR., Wort
mans new treatment alter doctoring iof yeaIs " "
no effect. DIR. w. was n part q h,s rmsy While
student of medicine, under the INSTRUCTION OF
the far famed Prot Ackley, Of Cleveland. Ohio,
also i ad private instructions iron fr0i. hiruahu,
upon Physical Diagnosis Eat,ra-
Care Of Mr. Mclntosh, ,oho t0as docto'ed e6y Ii
a different Phyaciqn'a -, 8, y ID ,4.i !
This case was extremely bad, ana since nc is
-, WEiLsyILLE, June IA, 1850.
Ibnve been cured by Dr. Workman, and TINS
day discharged, after doctoring with fourteen dit
ferent pby sicians from Phiindephia west, ana
nsvsr az en pot relief; ;besides sdent hundreds
| doi,crs IN no effect. 1 could scarcely walk a.
| round when / first commenced with pr. w ortma an
nnd now can grub all day and have done so fo
The pas, six weeks. suffered beyond description
with all the symptoms, IN the worst form oi Ply
er Disease, dyspepsia, Nervous ,Prostra.ion, lrii
ta,ion Of the, Lungs, and pains all over the BODY
/ Dr. WortmuR is the first who ever reached my
case. / had not been clear OF Headache on
month in 1--WE years / am now sound: h.ar'l
man - - DANIEL MCINTOSH.
Ills, pos, Office address is Glasgow, Columbian
county, Ohio.
RrrrRs in this county to Mrs. Minteer. Nei
Athens: e. y \, . Sampson, Lacey syil!e; a; Ken
Nottipgham; }. Kent, do; J. Jelley, unionpor
Jefferson county; Rev. ii. Sinsabaugh Washing'o
Pa. - g. '.i ,..
Aug. 90. Isso-ly a Ns+ p. d. -r''aA
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The Great F enale Pill.

.lNR. Up. Cfeager. 10 the general agent wholc.
~ sale and retail, tef Dr, Wheatings celebrated
Female Pill rsa. Isl. rt.. hlsa "A s-g..s,t.
These Pills are truly valuable for Ladies', Tor
they will restore the monthly courses where they
may stop from sny cause Whatever. They never
have failed IN any case where the directions around
lhe box containing the Pills have been strictly
followed; indeed Ihefo has no case OF failure evel
came to our knowle tge. Being purely vegetable
they nre perfectly saie. single Boxes mailed 10
order. postpaid upon ihr recsp. of one tollar, BY
e- ~. J.P cREAGER.
Baltimore, Nd,
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From the Cleveland Nstianal DsmoeEat.
Census. .Returas--The Northern Dis
y trict Of Ohio.

Below we give table. made out with much
care. Of the Census Returns Of the Northern
District Of Ohio. by counties, cOntrAstsd with
The Census Returns Of 1850.
In each county We have given the increase
aud decrease. within ten years. The table may
be relied upsn as strictly correct. IL shows q
healthy increase Of l66O59:
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Nn6 uien0neHig 10 1iieeou asninot nev' ~ s.oo
III jnson. and % iar 40 tho judgment OF the New
iIsbon Presbytery accords with the fact, it is
correct in % finding.
Q. Prexbytery erred however IN not making
&he f,uaishsnent meted commensurate with the
4rraye naturs OF the offence ss. thHs proven,
ftnple rebnke. for 80 beinous4 an asts . bat
i seSiaine win iusfice and prejudieiaf u afasthe
interests ef' religion and sound sorality.
"a. That. iaasmuch - tbs Preahytsry coah
not row alter their sentence or correct their
minute in this case withont a nsw trial. Synod
aawoald remand h for znch aiaendment or cor.
Yscsicn we're II NOT that the,- -present attiictivc
nravidsaees eurrounding Mr. Robiuson, would
sesia. IN lorbid itapfopfiety ofexpedisncy. !
ks HI RgW0d would kindIy and In thss spirit Of
aoss is.ytllsr ADVISE Mr.. r., shonld bis lils and
hsay4tl be spared, in visw reprcach broaght
r,noa rel<ion and the ministry even By the bare
ssusclcion 0f such conduct, not 70 resume the
.siutias oi de sacred ofics until such tims %
ne by sepentsacs and holy IiTng. may havs 70
sninod TIE ceuHdsncs OF his brethren and the
church, the determination Of which shall Be
jsA with the Pssstysssy Of New Lisbon aecor
! ding 70 their best jndgnsHt ADd ccnse'snt'ous
.ss 4 That The stated clsrk furnisi, copy of
4hsse rosolutionH 10 the stated clark Of the
Prsskvkery 81 New Lisbea, 70 be spread BY
NJ n. fhsir book Of records, slsp that copy
!. n sqnt . Mr. Robinson. =
Ait4r remarks BY Rev. Ne Grshath. Rev.
- ooass; Rss. Mr.. Dool. Rev. Mr. Heron.
~ III. Mshsfy, Rev. Dr.: Beatty. Rev. Dr.
8boekton. shs report waa adeptsa. +aa
III. Dr. ssocktoh gave nSties ssr hi'nssif
~ othsrs. 81 satsring ppon the sscssds their
4. IN hbsu ths 6rst resolution. q assa.s5
srhs synsd passed series Of fssstasipps -
800 .na recommending ths Wesssrn The
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-08-21
NEW TESTIMONY,
FROM RELIABLE SOURCES, TO SHOW
THAT THE
B Al II ! II D VIE ,
Balsann Of Life,

Balsa1n Of Life,
Is all that the proprietor claims for
it. The following letter was recelv-
ed from Greenwood, S. c., without
solicitation, and is only one Of the
many certificates that have been sent
him, to prove that BAUME DE
VIE will cure aggravated cases Of
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Loss of Appetite, DC. Try a
Medicine that is made at home.
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GREENWOOD, S. c., July 10, go.

N GREENWOOD, S. c., July 10, go.
MIR. J. J. McKAN:-Dear Sir
sphis is to inform you that | have
FUSED your Bar1me Gle Vie for Dys-
pepsia, and have been greatly bene-
fitted by it. l am now anxious to
obtain some more. VIII you be so
kind as to inform me how | can get
them and what it will cost to send
them to Greenwood?
/ will recommend your medicine
to every Dyspeptic person | meet. |
think it is the best antiGote | have
ever used.
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES H. GEE.
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MARIND INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10.
Higa Wassv shis day (Aloniay) AZ O'clock.

| ARRIVED.
| steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Phlladel
phis, mdzs. and passengers, 6. P. Cardoza
Schr, Courier. Woolford, Baltimore oyster shells
sehl. VIM. s. Triplc.t, Priohett. Baltimore, bon.
schr. Martha Hall, Speed, Calais. lath.. Libby &
schr. Mary Adeline, Jones. Baltimore. oyste,
Sshr Nelly D., Studdams. Philadelphia. coal. s.
ha seff Mas. Guest, Barrett chokahominy, lam
Schr. Hayre de Grace; Fields, Chickahoniny,
Steamship jamestown. Skinner; Now York,
m S;s. and P passengers, Ludlam 4 Watson.
and passengsfs wt cSf1is "dzs
u, Schr. B. Hewlett. Summers, Boston, mdze.
" Sch; A II: Brewer, Edwards, New Haven, coal,
S G. B,anett, Johnson, Philadelphia, mdze, w.
:. schI Ashland. Graves, Baltimore. mdze., W. D..
i schr, Hetty "A: Mayo, Ward, New York. mdze j.,
Ssns h SSsIs 81
for corn, W: D. Ceanits Co. .o"' o'"n 'ne fi''f
Schr. r Boyd. Mathe wa, down the rivsr lie h h
seh Bee Ha down the river 1t
Schr Jos Holmes, Mathew down the river
ochr' =. W. Skinner, Everett, Norfolk, sand.
NEW York, May II = Cpd, bark Chevall,e, Rich
W,OAu: AR u, SCnIS - dultZ and st. LO0lS. fr,fn
va. May l3-Arr'd schTs. Sherwood, Ida de- Ia
LORE. VIM Capes, tddIe E. barnes Catherine
Thomas, from Va. May 19-Cpd, schrs LEROY
Noriolk; Jonas Smith, Wlmngton n C.: T. w
Hughes, Newbern. N. C.. ARD, schrs. Ann Caro-
u In fredericksburg; Alba and W j. bartlett.
~ iimIngton, N. c.; Oregon. Herndon and J. M
,ior, Washington. N C.: F. Burritt. Nswber n
Nc; C. Williams. plymouth, \. C.. -''"0e'n'
Np,iok Spe, schr. Betty Hooper. do
ton, N. C. "'e"'p II ILL " i''llhs
,o hTrH YER pol, Nay ship Samson, Robin
patrick, Richmond. ~ '"' VI"
Richmond "' "o"i' '"s' A. olo"h'
o bALTlM"RK, May CID, schr. Hugh Oh .solm,
8 y mouth; n Z. Arrived, schr. CorneIia A. Crook
~ "eo' o"i""J'
e GHiNcHA ISLANDS 10Th ult.- Ships Wellfeet Nc
s anG' " "a K"ver, Sparrow; War Hawk, Simmons
Ienns ei More hnps: PesIsoe HaFraseeket Talbot
son May Robinson. McCleave; Franklin Free
man lhacher Magoun, Baxter Golden Eagle
bbincS PANTHER, Gannett; Bareua Bros Peele
PACK rn1ea Mawk; Covers; Jennie w Paine Coburn
= aa's.aan, Thomas; Commonwealth Grozer: |
S Ssace G",dhon; Babson, and Mary McNear. Nc
pSear' ana barks Snap Dragon. Grant: Greenland,
Roads. ~ -'1s WI AA""P'oH |
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DI3

J0kk Hen KY dzsBEi. Efii, ss:d g ears. ~
t. friend. and 4eeusintances u tn fam!ly no
invited to attend hs funeral 70 davs ~ 'cl61&,
from Rev. MIR. Ho5er's Church, On go street, 6e-
low 1elGh.
eJndsy. May ?oth; at . quarter to four Q, CLOCK.
Bohannan. aged 10 months and. 70 days.
me friends Of the family are invited to attend
hs tunera! TO- day. 2lst May, ut half past o'ck.
q the reeldence OF Miss Clara Coleman, corner
9th and Main streets
On "Wednesday. the 18th inst. EMMA CARDO-
IA. daughter Of BENJAMIN and Mary K. Hancock,
aged two years and eight months.
The Lord gave and the Lord taketh away, bless
ed be the name Of the Lord"
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MARRIED

REV. Ne ~ AsBf 4 NJ pd@Tffik
{yEpsrly cf this city, e Miss MAkY \. WILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21
&irtmanh 4ispatrt.
MONDAY AlUkNANA. NAY n. lseA
The Free Bridge. .
. notlce In Ire Dissesth. tht

The Free Bridge.
From nctice In ne Dispesth, This nAorning.
IT will Be seea that . public meeting Of the
citizens Of Manchester 10 called for tonight.
Mt half past O'Clock. We hope there will b
q fall meeting The subject II important to
MAnchestef, and IL u our optnton that II II i'm
porsaAt to Richmond. whatever facilitates
business and promotes the comfort and con-
vsniesce OF people. contributes to the general
prosperity and growth Of community. BY
the sxtsnstoa Of the Main street Of Manehes.
ter into Richmond, through . free bridge, new
comforts and conveniences will b. afforded 10
people doing business in Richmond. and her
manufacturing industry and commercial en-
serprise will Be- increased With Manchester
the benefits will be more direct and positive
Her population will rapidly multiply. her
real estate will be greatly enhanced in value,
the hand Of industry aud improvement will
Dc visible everywhere, and few years will
change its appearance and oblite-
late every vestiee Of its present antiquated
features. It, apathy and gloom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

10 To the Public. 1.-The attend nee of the
large and iull assortment Of second hand and
new Furniture, Carpets. Gilt Mirrors. Chamber
Sets, Itchen Utensils. &C., &C., to take place at
10 O'Clock, MONDAY, 2ist inst. over the store re-
gently occupied by N. c. Barton, on Main street.
between 18th and 14th streets. No postponement
on account of bad weather nv l9-2t.