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Terrible TORNADO AT PADucAH, KY.-A dread
full storm has just passed over city, and the
ment We write great excitement prevails among
citizens. The entire damage we have not been
able, as yet to ascertain. So far as our knowledge
Of the particulars extends, it is as follows The
steamboats, lying up at this place were all more or
less injured. The steamers Dover and Caledonia
are total wrecks, and the Globe and Cherokee in a
sinking condition. The America broke from her
cables and lost her chimneys overheard her " Tex
as was blown to one side, and the upper part Of
her cabin considerably damaged. The Cherokee
also lost her chimneys aud the greater part
OF Der upper works She is in sinking
condition, having a log run through her
The Huntsville's chimneys and portion Of her ca
bin were blown away The whole of the upper por.
ton OF Smedley & McConnelrs wharf boat was
blown away. The Globe lost her entire cabin, nd
is in sinking condition. The Elk is almost a
wreck, having lost most of her upper works. The
Mustang is also very much damaged. All the fat
boats, woodboats, &c b., were totally wrecked, and
the whole loss, by damage TO river craft cannot fall
short of S25 0C0 The gable end Of the Marshall
House was blown in, many chimneys we're blown
down in different parts Of the city, AMI signs and
awnings were as chaf before the wind. Several
lives said to be lost. but unable to learn
who, or how many, but supposed to be ten or
ffteen.-Padm0h (ky) Den,otrat, August 9Th.
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distasSs in few hours. by vesetabs appliostles
without pain. In debility brought on By i'm prosr hahss
and cor sttutonsl Affections he combines msicass visS
he local medy and can show tners thousA
who cannot he cured thout IL he has daily Of
years ouraton from the other pAy esls In alt
rnntes permanent he makes daily cures
eArne which others use caused BY their net sxpens scs
former diseasa enough He diploma. with thsss
the hundreds Of csrneate shows thEt nothing s1ua
u fod cured NE IA one aay-D. cerbyn. local 40.
slons tms-c Derond. paid 500 10 ave ysars "a
De cured OF weakness from self abuse without
you cured me BY local and general treatment sbeys
nne-JAs kya2s You cured me OF the worst syphiliss
afeeton on ny body and fare in short tins. alter hsA
been vnder three for btsiss usiDy every
quaek me1ioine could hear of-Wm. Ferguson, PertL
An 2oy N.S. Ihose At distance eau, by enclosing fo
es sreAtst by mall ofice hours from morning Ill
~ ,he aiterLoon, and 20 IN the evening". NJ LAEAOsT
~~''. '~~
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t maAes specdP without TIE last rssr ob iiss
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There we're "a iesths in Boston during the week end
q. -gs
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THE EAR AND EYE.-A. s HEATH MD. AURIsr
and Ocust, devotes his attention exclusively dis
of the Ear and Eye from to o'clock, daily 26a
Broadway New York Deafness caused by scrofufa fever.
cutaneous affections enlarged tons discharges Distress
ing noises in the mostly durable by slu
Artificial eyes Of natural appearance inserted
nR. B. DE LANEY, AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE
Medical Guide Ne 81 Lispenard street. Broadway.
Ofice hours. from till 4, and from 6 till 9P.M.
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E'orrirn Mnlla.
Herald nar,ns Corresponds nc

Letter Bass Per Europa for Halifax and Liver
pool VII s.ose =. the fxcihrgs Rsadinz Room (67 Es
tabr3 on Tuesy 18th ins. quarter before o'clock
IhesBoVe Lester Bars also at kenyon Wall street
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CoIYAoE AND DEPosuEs AT The New ORLEANS
MINT The following is a statement of the de-
posite and coinage al tha Branch Mint, New Orleans
during the month Of July, ISL
The New York herald., 1851-08-18

ITO FEMALES ONLY.-AUCUST I5 IS5l.-A FREE
invitation to all afflicted with female cali
and see me, feeling it duty to
nieate sets that cir have thrown in way
resided at 4 Greenwich str two doos watts
establishment for twelve month"; and such wonderful
effected by his Nervous Antdos tha. seem TO dey
descriptions hundreds of weak debated ptige and
oed women have entered thr hardly able 20 bear tbs
fstsucs of the world another Gay that thoroughly
chsrged in week two healthy hearty strong and ac-
tive women Ny daughter afflicted with spine
complaint for 2 placsd under his care ami
almost Miraculous This issue stopped;
size in about four weeks But IL case alone wish
to make known; but during the daily visits p,id
with numerous females who conyersed freely with about
the medicine and heard such wondrous accounts the
extr.ord.nary cures had effected particularly With
females and children Iresovsd this step shall feel
lleasure to comnunicate with ladies the subject,
Mrs. Mccartney sos Greenw eh street Depot l02 Nassau
street. for the eals ofit
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NO FEE TILL CUkED.-D2S. COOPER ~ MURPHY
~ 2 Roosevelt street. from their long prao.s vro
Istons snowleds may be relied on ior she of shos
The doctors London diploma may 30 TIA ohos n
Btnrsnee No. ts Goer as5-is Aha grsA.es, prvssJ "
ofI - ~-''"~S -
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MEDICAL.

Passengers Arrived.
SuRINAM-Brig Czarine-Mr Keen.
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TTNToRruNATEs FRIENp.-rHE WORLD RE.

nowned Specific estimate in England 20 have efecef
million cdres-a greater number than half the other med
eines priv diseases in the world boast having
form d.. Perhaps medicine at this time same
popularity for the of these diseases
cd author. aDd think justly. Ii will any case,
ever bad may te and regent cases in two days.
Besides that II rapidly heals TIE primary Affection
tuay prevents secondary attacks 81 large bottls
private trcatise Sold at 80 Canal street Broad
way BY Dr. NarJ from whom in addition, portana
selee can be had gratis. lie would have a hi pvmer2gs
patients TO understand that he warrants 70 eye perfect
satsaet0n or make charge Persons at distance
treated ty letter posp detailing synr'o Ms All things
packed to sny part of United States Travellers supp1
with the medicine &c. in a por.ab.e form.
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nR. MORRISON IS COSsULTED CoSrIDENrrALLy
on certain diseases, vhica he without nerrury
Recent nfsctions he rtmoves In few days practice )!
tirty.wo years enabs hin 70 debility, ao
bce 2ih Fulton street.. - -
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Ar'yei-st',ns- Psasiscst carl NY5rk; sehr j
DciizS0n, CsrsCa. NewvcrE
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Dg. JoHNsos. No. l. DUASE sTREEf SO WELL
~ knoWn N ts tteameat " ie.iea. diseases Ths Doe
tors rsrutaon for sA in those haf cured cases
eNisiet fof ears g rrseuin0n C3nst,u.iOna
er'urtt on By secret habt cseotuaiiy cured Asceas
tsse1 cured IN lour dsys rsrfso. care lc eharEs.
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THIRD PUBLIC MEETING.

There was again full gathering at the Afri-
can Church Tuesday evening. The meeting
was not organized before half past seven, though
six was the hour in the programme. 1t then ap :
peared that the Convention delegates had come to
no arrangement as to the order of speaking, and
it was finally determined amongst them that
Judge Robertson and MIR. Lyons should conduct
the discussion. The Judge led off and spoke
about an hour, contendng that the white basis
was the true principle OF Misrepresentation according
to the true maxims of the Bill of Rights. He
maintained, among other extreme positions, that
a majority of the people might meet together west
of the Blue Ridge, and, without regard to any
constitutional restriction as to the mode of form
ing the government, frame such government
as they pleased.
Mr.. Loyns' reply occupied about a hour and
half, and was one of the strongest and most effec
tive addresses we have ever heard him deliver
HIS expostions of the abstract justice of protect
ing property by means of representation, and of
the deep interest which Richmond has in main
tanning that kind of protection, were listened to
with great attention, and made an evident impress
sion upon the minds of even those who had be-
come enlisted on the white basis side
When he had concluded, Mr.. Bolts was called
for by many, but he declined to participate in the
discussion, saying it would be improper in him to
do 80 after the arrangement entered into with the
other delegates. He suggested, however, that
the only proper conclusion from the opposing ar
guments of Judge Robertson and Mr. Lyons, was
aCompromise of the question
Judge Robertson then made short reioinder
TO MIR, Lyons, in which he did not attempt regu-
lar speech, the hour being now late, but made
some OF his characteristic sallies of wit.
The meeting adjourned about twelve in yerv
good humor.
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CITY COLLECTOR.

Mr.. JOHN WIGHT, the present Collector, hav-
my been nominated Tor reelection, beg leave to
cond that nomination, and say in support of il, that
l believe the duties OF the office have been dis
charged more satisfactorily to the public generally than
under his administration.
am acquainted with his principal assistant, Mr..
keesee and it gives pleasure TO add that know of
but tow men who would discharge the delicate duties
OF the office with kindness of dsposlion than he
has done.
Mr.. Wights health is now improving, and trust
faithful accomplishment of the duties OF the office
heretofore, may commend him your suilrages forhe
future. AN OLD CITIZEN.
nv 7-3t
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CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT WATCH.-In
accordance with the desire OF many kind friends,
hereby declare myself candidate for the office of
Captain of the Night Police. If it shall be the pleasure
Of my ellowctzens to call me to the post can only
say that shall exercise the same diligence TO serve
them in this capacity, that | endeavoured to exert
whilst connected with the Day Police.
Respectfully, THOS. B. WHITE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-08

SENSIBLE PRorosirIoS.-A prisoner in Jail lately sent
to his creditors lie following proposal, which he be-
lieved would be for their mutual benefit
have been thinking that it very bad for me to lie
here aud put you expense Nj being 70 chargeable to
you have given me great uneasiness. God knows hat
i. may cost you in the end. Therefore, what would
say is ihs You let me ont OF prison, and instead of
nine shines, you shall allow only seven shillings
week, and he,oher two sh lings shall go towards the
debt"
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MONROE WARD.

MEssRs. EDITORS: The following Ticket will he sup
ported tor Monroe Ward, at the Ward election, on
Wednesday the Dist day of May next, by many voters
from all parts of the Ward:
For CoUNcILMEN-S Samuel D. Denoon, David J..
Saunders, Charles Dmmock, John M. Sheppard,
Joseph R. Anderson.
For ALDERMEN-Samuel r. Pulam, John L. Tate,
Joseph G. Wngfied, L. w. GIazebrook
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-08

The following communication to the Enquirer
strongly confirms the opinion expressed yester-
day, that the bitterness Of portion of the Western
members OF the Convention does not represent
the feelings of the Western people,:
For tie Enquirer.
to Western Virginia, and while there, endeavored
learn the general sentiment of the people with regard
to the Bass question. found, It's true, every man in
favor OF the White Basis yet was much disappointed
to Ind SO little excitement upon this question. An in
tellgent farmer told ME (and doubtless he spoke truly
That more noise was made by aspiring politicians and
pettifoggers than by the entire yeomanry OF the West
fnd that the farmers generally have but luke warm
feeling upon this subject. Why then this rnonsrous
bravado by the Western members?
AS for disunion or division ofthe State, | saw not
man who had given it serious thought 1t is looked
upon as mere scarecrow, set up by idle members OF
the Convention.
Said an old man to me, 81 don't know what people
arate the States now they say they will divide Old Viz
glna; why Polly" continued he, turning to his grey
headed vile, 81 reckon they will be after separating us
wealth is all in my eye We did not send mem
bers TO the convention TO talk about dividing the
State but to form new Constitution. Why be DISC
bedientl
Many, very many, not only in the West, but likewise
in the East fully condemn this protraced discussion
We are beginning to calculate the of our new Con-
stintlon Chat is, If we have one at alI) Doubtless it
Will amount to round sum. And then, should we, the
people, tail to endorse this costly parchment and throw
it idly by, why would indeed be deep morticat ton
to that intelligent body men who have so ably discus
sed it. predict, yet l prophet) that should
the people reject the Constitution which sbeng framed
and call new Convention, not six of the present
members coyld be elected. say with due deierence
to that great body. may be mistaken, but will 60
bowl OF punch on it.
The peop are not only restless, but weared out
with SO much talk and no action. Is not the mind of
every member fully made up, how he will vote on the
60 ypbV in tho oof(N
vote or is there some vaciating member, who. ike
the spotted pig keeps such running about that he can't
be counted, and must be still before he is couned?-
We would like to see anew Constitution in some form,
and care how soon; so let us have one speedily
IMPROMPTU.
Louisa, May l, 1851.
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The Wing complains that proofs of the letters
of the Convention delegates were not sent from
this to that office. We received no instruction
to send them, or We should have done so cheerful
ly. In courtesies of that kind, we are sure we
have never manifested disposition to be def
Gent.
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INTRODUCTION

On the 18th day OF May, 1885 DR.. Brandreh for the
FIRST time, made known in the United States the Cele-
6rated Brandreth Vegetable Universal Pills. lie lett
them to stand or all by their own merits lie made 10
alusion TO any other medicine; simple facts stated
and the following principle laid down as the Brand.
ofthestomach or bowels, enlargement othe Joints, hue-
matte affections, cutaneous eruptons dyspepc COM
plants, whatever other forms such local disease
puts on, were nothing more than SO many symptoms
of dsordered style of the constitution, and that his
pills which were discovered in England in ISL were
medicine that had the effect Of restoring the con-
stituon to health and vigor, simply by removing all
and bowels. The American public have now made
trial ofthis medcnef for nearly years. and have found
that the medicine is not all bumbug. The patronage
Dr. Brandre daily experiences, proves that the med
cine gives universal satisfaction
M. BRANCH Richmond Va.
Only authorised wholesale and retail agent
Country Agents and Planters can be supplied at New
York prlces apl9
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We, the undersigned merchants and CITIZENS of Rich
mond beg leave 10 bring to the notice of the voters OF
the city the name of JOHN G. WADE, JR, as a
suitable person 10 fill the office of Grain Measurer-
Mr. Wade is a young man of energetic and business
habits and we'll versed in the duties of the office, hay
ing acted as an assistant TO the former Measurer for
number of years. WRIGHT e. LANCASTER,
RANKIN & WHlTLOCK,
EDWIN FARRAR,
SHIELDS a. SOMERVILLE,
GENTRY g. ROYSTER,
VIM c. TOMPKINS.
Ii affords US much pleasure to recommend Mr. Wade
as suitable person to fill the office of Measurer of
Grain. He has measured and weighed numerous car
goes for us; have found him prompt attentive, and
very accurate. Indeed, we think him every way qua
lifted for the office, and think it will be fortunate for
he city 10 have the services of person so well quail
fed to discharge the duties of the office.
WEBB, BACON & co.
Having many transactions with Mr.. Wade in the
shape OF measuring grain, concur most heartily in
the above. EDWIN WORKMAN a. co.
We in the above.
my SIT JNO. WOMBLE G. co.
TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND-Itake
this mode OF announcing that am candidate for the
office OF Mayor OF the city.
my7 TIIOS. j. EVANS
A CARD-Ihe subscriber respectfully offers HIM
salt TO the voters of the city for the office of Assessor
Should it be their pleasure confer upon him the Of
flee, he will endeayour to discharge its duties with hde
lily. l.. WALLER.
ap s0-2awtd
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Mr.. A. J. CRANE is not candidate for the office o
Recorder; and he desires say that he has not au
thozed the use of his name in connexon with that oil
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-08

To the Voters of the City of Rchmond:
take this method of announcing myself candidate
for the office OF City Gauger and Inspector of Liquors
my I'D PAT. H. BUTLER
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-08

COLLECTOR OF THE CITY TAXES-We
are authorized TO announce Mr.. WILLIAM G. WALL
IHALL candidate for the office OF City Collector,
al the ensuing charter election. APP 29--td