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Gov. Packer, OF Pennsylvania. fsw dsyS
ego received = letter signed by james RID
path. on behalf Of several young men /,
Boston, requesting him to attend conyen,
lion ia that city, 10 devise measures 10 abol
ish slavery. Governor Pc reply il Is FOL.
laws.
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LEAyEswoRTH. Nov.2s.
Acting Governor Bebse hss Issued Z
proclamation in relation 10 affairs In South.
srs Ksnsss. calling on Montgomery and his
men 70 disbsnd and return 20 obedience 10
The constituted authorities. He ssys ihs,
pescssble cisizsns she'll receive protection,
and I'll cfendsrs receive proper punishment.
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KS hereby given 'hat The undefsisnrd will
4 proceed with County Ssrvrynr On sIon.
day December 81, 1860, u run iha lines and
subdlsiel~r and establish the corners Of sec
ton No. 8, in Township No. q south 81
range ! wert 10 Dubois county. Iadana. ~
AN ytrsons owing lands sdj irine end IL
SAID sections arc hereby noiiisd 10 attend
on said dsy.
MATIHIAs EIeE
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HMilk sickness 10 prevailing 4
sn.slarming extent in Pike county.
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MArTnlAs Rec
rOR lNrR
|ifs Daughter, S.A.sr or T.iend.
tstFEaE'> FsUA,sr .ska1axSAe

stf ttEesA tNN4tkt -fkhsS N sSs.t
Ed.scd ~ n y. ArrnUn asd VlnSfrrs
VI fYwssAa9. Dor choice aild elrrani IA.
rFatrFe, hiEh moral funr. peculiar afapia,syr
~ ite hcine circlr M rnr iaaa. srerAna-S y,
Hr-isp4'F nfd chrarhc ihis ;'agazine N
acsnoWirined, ol aii hands. a. ~ Nitl.oli d
rival !. is equal ~ CIV hsauly ~ Ms IN.
uogra?hy and fhe hrass ~ i;s ershclllsh-
meats " ihc n IN ana'lion7 snd dearest W
enF Magazines. while i { 'sims % lr~d Al ~
shem N many essraNal features For Ger
recinrss and exquisite oeauiy, ia coio.cd
sieei lssiion plai"- we're uuriyailed in 1857
They mi'l malniain 'bismpTriyEiy Ia 1883
Volume Xi began IN January.
TT4Ns NJ So year IN advance -Four co
rles iDr S+i Twelve CORES nv SlJ, sud on.
rxlrni0 tap acisar W ~ tie ub.
Snscii1ras sent free II al who Wish
~ sv4serio+ oF w ma9r na cihs. Asire~a
AN ". Author 4 Co., lC5, Walnut street,
philaIsphia.
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+FWF"IlIUNF = u IUUFs y
Sir: In my opinion. The Young men
whose nsmes are attached % The ltraaoing
lester would better serve God and iheir
country BY attending 70 their own businors.
John Brown was rigb'fully hanged. and his
fate should be warning 70 others having
similar proclisitics.
WM. r. PACKER,
Cavern A. ~ psnnsvlv.,;.
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Jos I.FnorD,
S. j CRnMfs,
JAS. 5. MYass.


NOV, II, lS'U-1w
Ia he Dubois Common Peas C.ur,, Jsnua-
ry Tern. 1861.
y, ~ c,il.r,iea tsr partition
Abraham Oxicy,
James Powell,
Ssrfh Pywei,s ie
8 ! appearing 70 the Satisfaction n he IN.
dvrslgnet. CLERK Of said court, by tie a.
hfes's 81 dielnicrssled person. that a bra
ham Dx'cy Is va reaiden. N The nlalo al
lndsna, me sail Abraham Oxey il hsre-
tore hereby aoilisd 81 tho fhng o. rsid ps-
iiion ana peudcncy ~ said action and iAat
ne same viii stand Ter Mai On ihs W. dsy ~
said term y sai Court, to be held at III
court house in The town ~ Jasner in said
county, commanding on The f., Moudsy o.
January. 1851 when aud whore he will 10
required % sppcsr and snswes o. 4, mu-
hereto. cr the Same will be determined IN
hs obAencs Attest.
y y. EDNONSTON. Clerk.
Isiri q Adams ut'ys for petitioner.
..nv IL shIo-3.
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On Nov. 20'h. 1860. Mr. Elishs Shout.
ders. aged about 20 yesra.
On Nov 2s'h. 1860, Mr. Ssa,on Burton
aged about As yssrs.
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vorE Of ISpIASA.-The assistant
Nar-hals. appointed to collect the vote
for PRECEDENT in the various Congress
sional districts. made their returns TO
the Secretary Of State last week. The
Sentinel makes the total vote as fol
lows:
Lincoln. ...................... 139, O13
Douglas. ................ .....~ lis, l66
Brcckinridge. ............... 1925
Bell. $3.50
27l,si3
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y hereby given 'ha, ~ undersigned viii
r-are.> vhh Cnn'iv Surveyor On Mon
lsg ,Drcem4sr III. 1860. b rYn ne hnes
ADd -ubtis'~isn rrd ~~,nbliah ,ha corners ~
ser"on NJ. ~ sEd ~ n Township No two
spuih 81 range ws-' N Dubois county. Indi-
srs. Asl gersvns awning inDAs adjoining
md w -sid SECTIONS are hereby LIED 10 IL
iend Oh said Jay.
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ys7HE finest robes and dress patterns ever
- brought 70 this markr, AZ
ALENANDERiS
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\ INDIGO MADDER, suta spice, pepper,
Cinnamon. Mustard, lInnn -krI- and
chiVeie Head Dresses % ALFXANDIn'S
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% Envy. like. sore eye. Il offended win
every thug that y bright.
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= Office ~ hereby gwen thu; The unse-.
~ si.sed ras been sppCin'cd udmr.s-
'f.'rF " fhr rsufc u Morgan Fisher, lsle
W. Dabuis county. deceased. Said estate
n supp0 M N DC tupeni.
oci -, COW. MOElAN FISHER. sdm
n The Duhci- Circuit Conri. Jan. term 1861.
state y Iad'sns, Dubois county:
s ...,' r' ~; !: r..'i,. y 't'.-..-
\ u anrrAring N ne Satisfaction Or The un-
u dersisaa. Clerk ~ sait Court, ~ he ~
hiasst W : ase,af~ffsisd r.fsrn. lisss u ~.
lehdstst n.iye a1Esc5 n noi resident "A ihn
State 81 Iniisns. 'Ti.s ss.d Ssrah knights
therefore h.rrty ruiiard ~ he hing or
and Psliiiun sna penlsnsy II ssic eciicD,
and lhut 'he nsMr VIII slenI For tsisl Oh hc
.nt d~v ~ A@'d 'e'm N ssid Cra l. % he held
n lha Cunrs hopfs ~ WI" to~n d jasper. II
said eouaiy, % he li. Monday N Jsunsry
1851 ~krn AAt w'sse ana ~..l bs required
" 1psar $40 arsWfr cr de'n1r thereto ur
the same Will hr dpirrmirnr ~ acr sb.euct.
B. y. EDMONSi0N, Cers.
w II. EtEraLR, Depuy.
I.aird a. sasmT, i'!siauf.s Attorneys.
Oct q l6DD-4~
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here believe he has had several interviews with Gov
Young, but do not anticipate any important results
therefom so far as the mig alton OF the people
eerbed PresaTe that Brother Brigham feels he
~hen the agents OF Ooonel Kinney offered him grants
Of The Mosquito Territory. When they spoke of adgsu
tse's OF soil, &c that OF this barren waste he
ieonsy answered that he guessed this would do for tho
hoImons.
MARRIED.
HARHis--HoNsR AT Dseret, At the residence OF r
Homer, ESQ, Second ward on the evening Of November
by President John Young Martin Harris, Jr, 70 Mss
Nancy A Homer, all Of peseret
LxMoN- HoAER.-At the same time and place, by tho
same Wills Ltm0u, Of Mil Creek ward, 10 Miss Anna T.
Homer, of ncssr.t
WHuE-MoAnTrirR tho same time and place by
te same Stephen White to Miss Agnes ncArhur both Of
Desertt
WANpKrr--srAnEs AT Beaver, Oct 3, by Elder Cox,
Charles Wesley waude 10 Miss Mary SPARKS both for
merry Of Saittorps.
BooIH-K1Rr pA1g,CK.-At neserct, Nov. 8, by Elder
Samuel W Richards Charles Booth TO Miss Mary Kirk
patrick.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
One Of the men who was on board the wanderer has

mar a following
- .---- e.-., -. =,
~ Apo rosasI P.apS'so oo ior aasn1As snu NASSAU
y. r., III w, III 49, ANIMAL, oSute On uuaIu
nuSns ssnea siso'es W .uas eec.; pus SpAn faAen
Sns . anus On 'e quater oeox, %eS'eo .ne vssse
" p.Ss, . W. oo.vs ,e.ssas .is s e
He ueCIeu ~ msenSn - PloOeeo 20 tne o1sss " AuNa
LOT cargo VI seven nsn4red negroes. ana IRON inenSe
70 70 osPose Oh tnem ~ ne rae OF soov eacn
nc ne wss wen acQuAmteo WIN Inc uaoe naving
aHeaay anoe9 several Cafgoes "a 1e PARKS Niagara,
ocean iyrsns Frances hIen and several Sner vessels
IN tne hurry Oh 'eaving savannah ne TOOK neither
S.,oaoncscsS Sn. !. no. nsascAa amansc, ana we
osa y, oC S.,s J" ~ Snsuey y .ocaonne IN the
80 ,eSs t i S, .ae s.p IVY y. noSeon,
a an, savosocu ~ ouy%S An ePome, n'onts Coass
100 a." sss s ~ y. su oAS. az r,oriua, lor Wncn
=; a%s 80 a. a.., T S n1 Ivy s cssN move
-. @ ~ GU oU v ~ ~ o.~s1 SUI nairs gun
" st ,. 81. NV ~ " ve uo oa' Si.a ~er,
,s; hs,a M na IA ~ ~. s0e M S ~ ns sne Ssv
r rr. M aAS ~" M $500 ~ Y aon NC. unocI Sail
~ ne neA y h ssU s L ~ ovsu suus ve-
nk ",s 1ss' uus VI p.ss.uk unacr ner se,n ne
sA.nk. az LII. ~ oo e ~ lse. Notnins
m VII - , y, o. ae S.s ON ss ~ 0S.ouel WILL
,, n.ars " va Ven o.s TS appcae1 - u sne
,S ~, ,, 49, NJ NJ 10y ~. - vSus 0A "a uus
49, w. a. 49, 49,, - ps1 S nsa s. ~ WY
49,, 49, - -, ,o. yS " Zap. 49,, " so .er
-, y, -, ~ ~'-' w ~ s'e .oN sii' was
w .gs,n shanes orr oours., ror r.va, erco,n,ar,n
severe gale The captan being all tins time full OF LIQUOR
was extremely reckless endapg the safety OF the
vessel IN carry lng SAIL sometimes driving her twenty knots
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Haunted HorSr 1t IL reported that the late residence
81 cart Gee Gar insr, decreased, Pleasant street,
fasRver, has become haunted housc Stra1ge nos ia
zoe night are heard and AL sorts Or hoegop2 .s!ngs
imaginable.
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appearance Of hpifh 10 the whole combination. bs
neat and evidently gotten with great nd
raj OF the members Of both houses ef the Legislature 10
osy. They all propounccdit gem Ia hs way. .qlis.f
The caucus o. the democratic memosrs OF 'ne Lsesa
the 18th postponed uat Tuesday night next the
2,ih inst The object Of tLs caacuss 20 fix the day for
holding the Democratic State Convention, which, y
thought Will come of in the 81 the coming month
is suppose tia, resolutions endorsing Gov Wise the
choice Of Virginia ior the Presidency will be adopted
Letters stil continue to pour IN upon the Governor
threatening his tie for refusing 70 pardon any Of the
ycts who have lately a,oned their treason upon the gal
who had the largest share OF the responsibility Ia
hanging Brown and his vagabond confederatesg These
would be avengers VIII IND some good marks Tor sb0a
from sharp's rifle among that body The Governors
not good object ~ he fired at aud, moreover he 10
too ecoa shot to withstand IN case Of failure 70 t.ke
Browns would be their attention 10 tbs
legislature and select few OF the best birds in the dock
They are Ia fact responsible than Gov Wise for the
execution Of these traitors
Hstevens, who h now awaiting trial At Charestown b
convicted hM execution will be that
rows will He looked ufon a. the biggest vii
lain Of all, and feel assured he would be shown leo
mercy than any IL Is ksown that he urged john Brown
twice TO shoot the prisoners whom hs had captured
being iDjcrn med Of The approach The marines Every
enc familiar with tie details Of the H,rpers Fe-ry invs
speak Of this follow A. the OF all others that
gang Of vagabonds least entitled mercy. HIS convio-
II shall be established. win be virtually his end.
Execution will inevitably follow, unless escape should
that But tins, imagine, will be inposs bls
after the aomostions increased vigilance suggested BY
the recent escape Of Coppe and Cook from the Jail at
Cbarlsstown. ~
Governor Wise has recently purchased farm ia Prin
Anne county within eight miles Of Norfolk. He has
not however, determined whether he shall reside there
not u supposed be will select some place In the
Deighborhood Of Richmond for ais residence. tf ~
Understand s the intention " all the officers Of the
First reimebt Of Virginia Volunteers to give MIN scre-
Lade al evening two previous the Of bis term
He has become great avorc with the whole regiment
and no wonder; for 10 the impulse given to il by the
Governor that has rendered to-day What il TO- In point
OF discipline and equipment It Ia not surpassed BY any
regiment Of the same strength Ia the Union. tlT
The House OF Delegates n day agreed to take Christ
mas recess from the sd inst until Monday the ID Of
January next The Senate agreed 70 adjourn the 22d.
TO meet again on the Sd Of January. F'
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TIE "SoJp NES" OF MEMPHIS TEyS.-The Ar1ldnche,
publishes list Of persons the value Of WHOSE property ia
Memphis, Tenn, assessed AT and above SO 600 APP
pears that three own property the amount Of over
BAR million, twelve 100000 fifteen $s5,000
and forty TWO $50 0a0 and upwards. Mnny OF these
own twice as mach property outside Of the
corporate limits of the city. IL EaFh
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RICHMOND va, Ihc. 10, 1852
Efforts TO Set Governor Wise Aadress the Lsg,lnsres OF
the Free States on the Existing Stat # AGa c,anis.
sicnzs 10 be Apporied ty the South-r. Stats Deene
Upen Some JOINT 5Gi Of ACTON Goornor WISE Written
toJrom alabama to Ascevtri~ the Elan for Yllary Or
eaaisotso~ Adopted in Fusinla-A Noo 4r~.ory b. Be
B.sn-Pdy Of Mr. Apdrco Hunter--Ei.ctioe If Military
Officers, de-, dc.
The policy Of sending Governor Wise n address the
Legislatures Of such Of the Northern States upon
their statute books Ia conflict with the constitution
the United States discussed by prominent
all parties The repeal OF hose laws woni tend to
aay the distrust existing here in reference 8, the
NORTH ami furnish stronger hopc q future peace between
the tso sections than al the Uuion meetings ,hss coi be
held for year hence AS nave stated in former cor
respopdence tic question az repeal Of ,nl9 lavs 10
tended 10 be made tic sspe Ok dis4ai5n 0,
some, II not an Of the Southern states; az 9
is the arrrehepsbr growing oat a tnis fa:t .f,i
has Eret s'ei thc policy ~ ssnii-g 9ovsTaor Wee
upon tis erFane Of peace, thi ho ~ " iice the -
ern feSs.ures 70 expensc those la1e before he fra
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TRANSPORTATION OF SoULs-Rotr O!d Red
qras Communicable New York correspondent
ofa Western paper tells the following story
Tor the benefit of some hard cases
He says ne once knew man by the name OF
II sei COMMONLY knoWn as "Oid Reed" Reed
WIS quite notorious in his way, and his re!i-
g!ouS belief was that after death ne should re-
enoear IN the firm of al animal, and thought
ne would os Il horse. Now, "O!d Reed" was 4
hard man, aud was not ia the habit OF treating
his family as II religious min should. Ohe
day after his wife had suffered his abuse rs
long a. humanity could end are, she concluded
10 give him u brief talking to-to touch MN
upon his religious belief. 50, resoiutely seat
ing herself by his side ana looking hun full
in the face while tear-drop gilstened In her
eys-for she was serious and thought perhaps
he WAS correct III his faitn-she commenced:
Reed wish to have u serious talk with you,
l have some thing to say to you, and You must
hear IL. have duty 10 perform, and L shall
do IL, and then, If you are miserable hereafter,
il Will not be my fault. You believe, Reed.
That when you die you Will turn into some
animal, and you think you will be horse
Now II you keep on your present course and
Continue 10 neglect aud abuse your family,
squandering your money for drink, ana at the
gaming table, when You die you will turn into
some old ilUetre shilling horse, and some dirty
clam peilar Will GET you, and You VIII be hard
worked and halt-s carved, and shall See you
every day before rickety old wagon filled
with CLAIMS. Such Will be your eternity But
now, Reed, 1t needn't be 50; your future may
be Il bright, Il happy one. II you Will reform
and turn right about and become better man
-bs kind aud attectionate 10 your family, and
treat them as d Christian should, why, when
you de- you will turn into a fee hundred dol
Ear horse and solns West EAd buck VIII get
hold OF you, and give you bushel Of oats
day, rub you do n win pea straw, and hare
goa docked aud your tai set up." He says "Uid
Reed" was s,raightway cJnyerte6-was re-
formed-and is patiently waiting for death 10
introduce him 10 his coveted horse heareH-
where are only shell roads, and "two-forty"
nags with 'prlcked" tails.
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SEWING MACH MES.


EWING MACHin
CELEBRATED ft2AT2s LOCK STITCH
SEW lNG NJ "A & II n l.. s,
Are now manufactured by the
UNION MANUFACTURTNG COMPANY,
OF RICHMOND, VA,
anu "'O ''' No asi MAIN STREET
These Machines, oil home manufacture, are
PLEISE Cali AND EXAMINE THEM.
THE WILCOX 4 GiBBs' SEWING Ma
l. CHIN + received the hlg hest premium at the
State Agricultural Fair, Octooer 27th 1866, and IS
well worthy the attention OF those in want of a
good FANNY Sk"IN' MAaGhllNt' III PTG &c 70 to
Belvin's Block, on 18th and Governor SITS.
&C 3l--lm
L The marked aud ever extended popularity of
SiNGER'S SEWN g MACHINES, both IN Anne
foa anu Europe + such az best TO estaDHsh tne
Machines, called, may be bought, tbs true, for
smallert amount of dollars, but 1t - mistaken
economy invest anything IN a worthless or I'M
reliable article, and those who Will do 30 must
'Oie slNHG 5 Eipss new Jew FAMILY MACHINES
In order to place the gerry best Family EIaeh.~sS
in the tgor1d within the reach of all, we have re-
chimes, beautifully ornamentod, to FIFTY DOL
SINGERS No ! AND STANDARD SHUT
TIE MACHINES,
Both OF very general application and capacity,
and popular both in the family and the manu- fac
tory. Prices reduced respectively from SlS5 and
! l5o to $50 and S 100. ~ -
SINGEk'S No. STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For carriage makers ana heavy leather WORK.
Price complete, Sl26.
Also, TO complete the list, en- entirely rev
ticle. unequaIed for manufacturing purposes,
aniseiess, pId and capable of any KIND of work.
Price, including iron stand and drawers, &llU,
cheaper at that, IA of It's value, than the
chimes of any other maker as gift.
of ma n o lNokn q
stitch with two threads, which ls the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure full
and reliable information about Sew ng Machlaes,
shelr sizes, prices, working capacities ami the
best method of purchasing, can obtain IL by send
ing fer a copy OF u NJ Singer l. Co.'s Gazette"
which is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted to the subject 1t will be supplied gratis.
NEEDLES, THREAD, C0TTONS, SILK. and
kept constantly en- hand foI sale Also, practi
cal machinIst, WHO is ever ready to attend on our
customers. IL required.
MessTs SINGER i co.'s Office being. conduct
ed on the nosI thorough business principles. by an
entirely new set of hands, We feel confident OF
oing our share of the business, as we have always
lone heretofore. |. NJ. SINGER CO.,
$40 Main street, Richmond.
B. TRorT, Agent. 81 28-3m
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Ritbmnnn qSpattb.
SATURDAY MORNrNs. ;. NOV, IL, 1866

AN INCIDENT In THE TRIAL OF A TURKISH
PAsaA.-Au incident in the trial of Ahmst
Pasha will serve TO show the depth OF his
treachery aud the blacknsss OF his heart
"why did you allow this wholesale murder
Of the people of the Sultan's city ~ said fuao
pasaa ,
the late Governor General.
"Panisn the Christians For what am
not aware that you had any orders 10 punish
the Cnristiaus-iet me see them"
The Christians had conspired against the
government OF the Sultan, and / wished to
punish them for their treaehery."
Snow me your evidence of this conspi-
racy" said Fuad Pasha.
Here il Is read IL, and see that have been
faithful TO my master" and Ahmet Pasha
drew forth a long document, signed by the
seals of about fifty of tue principal citizens OF
Damascus, con tai uing plot against tue 4 III
sand tor the persons whose names are ap
pended 10 this doc ument, ana CONFRONT tue"
with these signatures ..
Tnev were broug Int and examined ana cross
onss,ioned INIT no light could be gained. Tney
denied all knowledge of such doc ument, nut
acknnwletised the rese nbiance OF the sigma
lures and seals 10 their own. iheir astonish-
mani eemed so natural that Fuad Pasha was
far a momeaL puzzled to know whether the
Pasha was deceiving him, or whether the
Christians were really consprators, or the
victims OF some heliish fraud. few mo-
,nen ~, reflection gges ted an ex pedeut which
solved the difficulty. The seal makers OF all
Eastern cities are limited in number, and are
licensed py the government and as every
mans signature is thus In their hands-for
Orieutals, ins tead of signing their names, use
q small copper OF brass seal-they are placed
under bonds, to prevent them from commit
ling forgery. An order was gwen for the ar
~est of Inc SIX seal-makers OF Damascus, and
they were brought into Court. Being duly
QUESTIONED as 10 the number OF seals made by
them during the year, they gave no indication
OF bad faith. when Faad Pasba announced
The discovery OF the forgery OF fifty Christian
names. and told them as they hoped for par
don to confess fully their quit. Greatly ter
ritiea two seal-makers came forward and
,nrsw themselves al his feet. They testified
that they had bee IA taken secretly 10 the house
of a Turkish Etfendi, and were forced, by
threats of violence, to make duplicates OF fifty
Christian seals ia their possession, but that
they were entirely Ignorant OF the use mace
of them, as they were sent away by the Efen-
di with a reward, after having given a solemn
promise never TO make the matter publ
Fuad Pasha arose from has sea-, and after
splitting Ia the face of Ahnet Pasha ordered
him 10 The lowest dungeon.-SyiaH Coz. Bos-
fos TrdUeitsT
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EA- Bakers Premium giiters.
Sc 24-2m

IA Bakers Premium Eiiters.
HENRICo COUNTY, Oct. ], 1860.
f.. BAKER, Esq:
Dear SIr-My wife has been suffering with Dys-
pepsla and Nervous Affection for several years,
during which time she was as iii as possible to be
auve all hopes of life, By her ph, stefan, well as
by her relatives and friends, were blasted. Final
!, she commenced, in small quantities. the use OF
course of light weeks, by daily using them,J re-
stored her to perfect health. | am equally graft
fed to state that my child about eight years old,
was long suffering with the DiarrhG4, attended
daily by an able ply stefan, without giving any re-
lief; but the use of one bottle of these N Els II
MABLE BlTFERS restored him entirely to
health and vlgor. 1t is my firm opinion. So tan
tlatpd by that of my family ply sclans, that Ba-
kER PREMIUM BIrTEhS is the best medi-
cine now before the public for the above men
toned diseases.
Yours. If ost truly, ?. W. ]. QUARLEs.
These BItters can be had OF all the Druggists in
this cIty, aud At every respectable DRUG Store in
tbs State. Orders filed promptly by addressing
l.. BAKER, Proprietor,
DC 30-ts Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-17
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IOUTHsKN FEMALE INsTITUTE,

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The nth session Of this Institution will COM
mence on the LIST of October next and close on the
last day of June, 1851.
The Principal will be aided by eleven thorough
ly qualified instructors, and every effort Will be
made TO maintain the high reputation and select
character of the School.
The advantages offered in the departments of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAGE rs are nm
surpassed, while especial attention IS given to the
study of HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERATURE,
RHETORIC and READING.
The Principal refers to the patrons OF the Schools;
or to the Faculties of the Virginia Military Instl
tute and Of " llliam and Mary College; to Profs;
Bedsoe Smith, Coleman, Davis and MaupIn, OF
the University of Virginia.
For further in Information, or for catalogue giving
course of study terms, regulations and full list OF
patrons to which attention ls invited. address the
Principal. d. LEE row ELL,
se Its Box 81, Richmond, Va.