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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-19

ARREST or A MUHDEnER-Olicers Pierce, Boying1a
ard limerick succeeded last evening between seven ant
eight o'clock IN aTresng named Casper Limpa-ier
German who stands charged with having Dmi.tsd a
murder H. Butler County, Pennsylvania in April last The
particulars Of the murder briefly follows Lnoar
ter had committed a felony and arrested warrant
by the Deputy Sheriff of the County VI. ) II Ferguson
and another When captured. Linparer asked leave
change his clothes, which beng granted he went 70 his
bundle and instead of taking out his clothes drew forth
bowie knife and pistol The latter knocked oui Of his
hands by Ferguson with stick, upon which Lano2e- ~
tackled the officers hs knife, killing Ferguson in
staniy and severely woundDg the other lie tG-n made
good his escape ia equtncs Of Information we'd
by the above enamel ocer strict lookout Kept and
through rcep.ed letter written 20 lis wife, detailing
the particulars Of his escape, the retreat 0 the mlr eer
was discovered He boarding house the
OF Rock IT. Maiden lane, aud had obtained work at
Tot ndry in the city The officers found him in tle bar
room the house which he boarded aud whel arrested
he asked permission Of his capOrs 70 20 in ant get :
clothes" This they reasonably enough declined. and
having their man, officer Pierce proceeded himself
10 search for the clothes In the bundle the pistol
loaded and the murderOus two edged bowie kns which
bad former occasion obtained his release an prObg
bly, would again have been used jr the purpose. The
fellow conveyed 10 all aud taken TO Pits ourgh via
Cleveland, Ooay. reward OF 81 900 has been offered
for the apprehension of the murderer which officers
WILL of course, receive. Buffalo Commercial Adv.
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Of men far advanced N civilization and Us lney
are principally Of adobe and would suppose mem ne
remains Of ancient Spanish missions dd not te HISTORIANS
Of those eary advsbtarers describe them nearly az tey
sIisf and refer her Or1 70 Itoe e'' 7 '7. "
Another tribe Of Indians called Coo Marcopas driven
by Cuchaues from Rio COLORADO have iolnd an ssyl
with The powerful PinOs The villages arc cousaelA anf
ast ffty Years the alliance offensive ard defensive =
contiuI.d They have been constantly a. var T-h Al
other tribes save the Cocopas, who lately have joined ier
desdiissf foes, the 1umas q. ,
n IT, form a republican IN is tendency Ct2-Hns A.
chosen by h people and from these = selected one Tor ne
Chief His power absolute 50 ong IS ne people All
hin 70 exercise L. But # BIS acts sA 81 e ispos
and snoihr substituted in his place ns Gap 6ea-rt
i sofnetinss Pho sometimes Igrcopl brt governs
eonaJy the whole federation. Each village has s15)rt
nate Chef The Of the Chiefs highly respected and
is beir apparent if found deserving
IL j. remarkable that each Of these tros 80 retain ~
mixed rs ORIGINAL language The Pno language Is elegant
and copous 10 structure and tone. and not dss mar 10
The English The Manc0pa s softer and sTee,sF oa less
G. opete Like the spanish i partke' % TIE harmony Of
music What is also singular the manners the uOss
are az dissmzr as their tonguesihe Pnos are s aud
tSciturn with Stranger Ike The AngoNRton nc .rco
mas are graceful ingenuou hearted and fail Of fun
Our Pacific Railroad must pass through Their villages Per
haps % time rolls this may be restored = the civil
izatiOn OF their ancestors.
state Democratic Convention is 20 Be he'd ~ Sshing
ton on the 9Th Of June next r the purpos o. aatng
candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor and
candidate for Congress from the Western District. Mr..
VILLAIN r. : .urry brother Of the lae member has con
sent-d 70 become candidate for Congress ron the East
eTn District.
Ata late meeting Of the electors Of the Galveston aud
Brazos Naygs alton Company, Mr y Yard reported that
on his recent y.i to the North be had collected the bal
ance due from the NeWIOrk stockholders, and obtained
some additional subscT piOns
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TEXAS.

Wa have received 1ze GalSestOs Asrs to May 10th
e., xhIcb we take the following Of the recent
f,o,d discoveries in Texas;
wv" ms-e from the Geld Resiens.
a.. ,..hsr I'm Nnaoeountable silence the exciting
.nis Of ihe Texas God dggngs 1As zA'sss Gazette
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Female Medical Education.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday May T. ie5l
To he Editor Of The " Y Tribgse
SIR: The subject of Female Medical Education Is exoit
ing considerable attention in this city and throughout the
country The Female Medical College of Pennsylvania
viii commence It's term in September and It is in a very
hOurishng condition.
Among the Improvements in this institution is the ap
points ut OF females to I'LL Of the Professional Chars
Miss MARTHA Il. MowRY, NJ D., of Providence L. /
was appointed Professor OF Obstetrics Diseases Of
Women and Children, at late meeting OF the corpOraors
Miss Mosry is of the few who commenced and
successfully pursued the study of Medicine when
unpopular 10 meet with almost universal opposition
But gifted with natural abilities aud having received
fine education she determined the study Of Medicine
and pursued it under the difficult crcun,tanc - with
determined perseverance that knew no failure in the
field she had chosen She has large practice aud
has been very successuhas received the honorary de
gree of NJ D., and si later Profess orship Ii is 4
pment her talents and energy and credit 70 lns
tuition
There are also one or two other female Professors AMI
Miss Amira Fowler Of your City, is Demonstration OF Ana.
omy When such opportunities for female Ne icl eluoa
ton exist there viii not long be want OF gooi fem ne
physicians J. J. P.
THE GROWING CRor.-We fnd in oar e1chan.ss most
cheering Of the progress Of the young rop from
all pant of the South We have clippings before Us from
nearly every State south Of the Potomac and ind but few
among them which speak of the drought still continuing
The BarhwH IS c. Sentiaei speaks Of want OF rain 10
that section ard at Granada Miss, a fortnight since,
touch of frost did slight damage, also Memphis
Tenn bur upon the whole Judge the Prospec, or Cora
Wheat and COron never have been better u this season
of the year than at the present time.
~ The oil factory of Henry Rice & Co. at East Cam
bridge Mass, destroyed by ire Tuesday evening
1t was the work of an incendiary.
IvThe President has recognized as Consul Of New FRA
jose Manuel T. de Porrss for the port OF Philade
pha Robert A. Fisher for the port Of Baltimore ald John
Emilius Bryle for the port of New Orleans.
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These vessels are of the first class bun, N 'a a
baltimore expressly for this uodc aud nave
ommodutions for passengers They ere eo,,n''"aI' e
hy oxperieneed Gap ains, well qualified Tor tho "sa" r
ond who v i'll spare exeftion To aeeoh'"ou ,na,
will be nwcd up and down the rivers 10y s'e"" ""' "'''
be relied ON to snil promptly us adycr''aed' NJ,
Merchants going North ordering goods rom NC" Wv
York will fnd il 10 their interest I" snip ny .n' M
ma Creirh, will always be taken as low as ny my o'e
no ~ Packets aud every effort will be naa. y, '.'
-. In Richnnnd and New.York TO give satis'neuon'
Tr,sh, Is cents per whole, and ~ cents per AZ
robaoco being abou, so per cent less ,hap e"ahs'
the Steamers. Insurance can De ensos'" - ~ ,
Nv - :, M, Asaonintion by this limo at 3-s per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope I" succeed !" ''''"
ing full sharo OF PATRONAGE In Ia c,,.
Goods shipped by this line TO New % "le W.. Mh,le
,,raed free nr commission to New otleens' mpo,'p n,
CLar,ston Savannah OF any other Southern OF so..'
urn port The vessels will lie in hiehmona ~ n''S' s,
In Now York nt Berth No. Coffee House sup, ,'9s
IA ~, S'S !" -, .u DAVID CURfnE. Richmond y
"u" '''' @. H. pIERSON, N f5
No. 81 South Street. 3
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DROFEssoR ALEX. c. BARsY's

TRIO OPHER = Us, of MEDICAL COh-
fptND, for BEA AUTIFYING, CURLING, rte-
Owing, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair, Re"'e
~ Diseases OF the skim Curing Rheumatic Pains. al
8@irg External Wounds Bounded by no geograrhi
lines. be reputation of BARRY's TklcoPHERoUs IeI
les tue Union The sales Of the article of late ynt-
H'e increased in ratio that almost exceeds beliet-
oi'Ssur BARRY, after IL careful examination oi his
les buck, 'inds that number bottles deilvere To ~
IN quantiti,s Of from half gross upward during Ii
far 1872, was within trinr of 10000
Unnecessary present at length the evidences
ae wonderful properties of the frichopierons. whrh
public had furnished surh an Endorsement as this
e rieaPness OF the article and the explanations given
H. clrmeal action upon the huirhe scalp in AL
>es oi superficial irritation frs, recomnendcdit 1t Ia
'tela'on n the people, This was al that the 'nVe'
"e'ed. Every tottc advertised itself The ci"cl-
''e Uald exceeded expectation it acted Like
urn. The ladies would no; he without it. Count
''F' IN every section o the United States found tl''
'>' nave It; and thus built up wholesale trade
N"nt hitherto unheard o. - regards articles
- % %N'hd The highest point has. T-t been reach Il
" Il = heileycd that the su!es This ,ta. sill be NH
~ aida bali ofbutleS
DfP9l and Manufactory, NJ. 137 Broadway; NV
pH' % Retail price. 25 cents a large bottle.
''o'ai discount to purchasers hy the quantity. S"i
Me PG'3pal merchants and druggists Throughout: the
ea ntates and Canada, MrAico, West Indies, Great
"rtan France &c
n S'id b' D. R. Lyman, J II seoy and R. Stablel, 4
0o. Lynchburg.
may26-d&cGm
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August 2-,lts
,Ix,oN STEAMSHIP COMPA- .sss

4 LINTON SIEA NEIA |
| Ny,SLlNE SrEAMERsr'd N0floh =,
u5 Cooe May -For phinde hia every "eanvs'"S n
STEAMER Cry RIcHMohp, o"P. r.
STEAMER VIRGINIA, - un,rno,e
STEAMER PFSNsYLvANa, III, III III n ieh,nonJ
One of thcsc splendid steomshPs VIII leave '''o"u n
c phlndelphie every Monday aud Thursday NJ ny"
,,,.r ,ourhinp al Cape Mny To land phssehgefs; he
;,,a l..ve philadelphia every "Wednesday ana o"'o''
i,,, nt 10 o,clock A. NJ. rniil further notice
Passenger. for ape May will con'n thelr in'ere'l
m ,nk;nr this route II is, in addition 10 oeng the
l,annest the most expedite and comfortable.
Passengers for New tOIk-We have en
,srrd into passengers through IN
New York either by cars or steamers allowing them u e
privilege Of remaining Ia Pudep pha three or four day
or proceed directly New York. upon the nilVhi o
the steamers.
Shippe.'s q, the West-1"bnceons,s % as''
,ous ofsbi piping TO pntsburg, viii pleaso hepr !" NM
that VIZ haye made all the necessary arrangements u
forward tobacco through n60 cents per l0o pounds
Due notice will be always given IN all the oay aPe'S
| In the city, when the stenmets VIII De fF""y W '
| freight nd the hour of their smiling 40,
| N B.--ShpI,ers will bear IN mind innt p' plns "
n6ine must be- sent 10 the wharf al Rockellso oe SRh
| cd before the sailing of steamers
Cape May
q Philo'phia,
| = 3" 2hd cabin ="
Forfreight or passage, opplv >,
! RIO. RANF''' ~
! :, 90 H. ...s. Act
- ,"ichmond, w
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MEDICINES.
cuRE!-BALTlMORE LOCI

II, EJRs .-B = h MOhE boCh
8aTAI.. where may be obtaiued the most spec
t,r Weakness or Toss Of Organic Poscers, Pam
Disease Of The Kidneys, Affections Of he
,, Nose and SkiR, Constitutional Debii1y,
10 bnrria affections urising from certain in
matter whether from intemperance,
'arAsnt spirits or any other cause.
TO YOUNG MEN,
H., bnve become the victims of evil practi
,vbat countless numbers Of generous and
4 .,ad bpings have been sweptto GntimcIv tombsi
A = voune men ofthe most exalted talentsand
4 ',lic.ts, who mi sht otherwise have cntran;-
S,,ates cith the thunders of VOC ence, oi
4 .,.ta cy the living Tyre.
'F,r;ag from any of the following M 'ancholy
4 h,nld Immediately apply TO
DIR. JOHNSTON.
,..s Of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head,
I = SIGHT. Loss of Muscular Power, Puipitation
,,yt Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritability, Derange,
4 tLe Digestive Functions. Genera. Debility.
~. Of C Consumption, &c, &c.
LV,-The fearful effects on the mind are much
r",Ie5. Loss of Memory, G onfusion of ldeas, De-
,f Snirits. Forebodings of Evil, Aversion Of
SolfDi.trlst. Love Of Solitude, fimidity, &c,
y of the evils produced
Na 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, SEF-
0oES FROM BALTIMOREST., East side,
IN STEPS. tyBE PARTICULAR in OBJ
',L, NAME and NUMBER. or YOU willmistake
oI no y HARGE MADE,
N@,.-Dr. John,tons Office is in his dwell
ruvsrFps His very extensive pracrice i n
# ,Ia .antee tina. he is the only proPe Physician
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NEW YORK!
- -. MaR Line per the SPLENDID y STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!
I'iE new aud elegant .idc.wheel steam. sUse' \.
ship JAMESTOWN, (Gnpt Parrish, s'sas 42fssssza
wall leave Petersburg vim City Point every iue.,ln,
Evrn'hE nhd the ROANOKE, (Capt Cnyendy,) ever,
frday Evening, for New York
'assage md nre from Petersburg, including
S ''''" NUNS $40 ra
"so P"ssnBe' > 90
r9, speed comfort md snfety these Sicnmslips nte
nA'eedby none on the and travellers will fnd il
"e mos, pheasant route To the north Us they will there
ny nyold the dust and frequent chnnges of the Ralron
t=V iiekrts issled nt ny office Sycamore Street
sAML q BAPTIST. Aqt. Peiefsbnre
IVA passenger trim enves the Apnomnttox H.,
every uesiny and Fridny Mt half pasi o'clock p N
10 connect with the Steamships at City Point Posson
gers oy the Son-sde Raroad will reach Petersburg In
Time to take the cars for the steamers g GE
July l4-ta
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w ANTED TO HIRE,

NANFED TO HzsE.-The subscribers
l. wish 10 hire for their work the Va. Tenn
'''" IN the Mountain region of VA n aun,hrr ~
To' men and boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
1e' "dFe had long experience in the management ID
'S. and are themselves lnrgr owners. Hhrd NJ
a., "a eeeiNe th" sanr ttsdin.""' in rv"'V I"-Fett
10y give their own. Dhr at. - ~.'.n -
'Arg NJ any time. till the I0h of Jnt..ary II"
5t"n Hotel ,t MeCerhi.. Simpson x } me-,
he,. a'e' u 'iuft :. They will also buy me ami
SCOTT & ADAMS
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a DEANE's PATENT

II seIloocking aud revolving pistol-Ffice, soo'
Warmers Five Shooter,
Colt's Five Shooter,
Aliens Revolvers,
Single sefeooking, different sizes,
r,oo and Common Guns double and single.
Game Bags Shot bots. Powder i"sks' "ao o'''''' y
Cleaning rods, &c, &c.
Just received and for salo by ..so,,
'' GREGoRY RoYALL g. SIMPSON.
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T. AND MEDlClNES.-The Subscribers are sI
-, .,a,i,i,, fbe;r FALL g. WINTER SUPPLY IN
nf Drugs Medicines Paints Oil furnishes, Brushes
Glnsswar, Patent Medicines. y, ,cy-Goads, DC, DC
The goods have recently selected with great onre
in the Northern and Eastern cities, ana Pfh''p''!
bought for Cash. ,,.,,
Tho stock Is large AMI comprise every article us'
,1lv found in DRUG STORE, together with large
mss ,rtment of FANCY GOODS, 'ERFUMEhf ~
From long experience, aud thorough h'';wl"'
the business, they hope tu retnir ii" - --go
heretofore extended TO then' r ''"erai patronage
prepared Offer inaacemen,. bo o"Ge", m sn' they
qualify ~ '''''e a"'
70 Prescriptions for Physicans md amiI,as Will.
ear"tuly attended to Mt all times -
sept l2.ts J<O sp.y = M,
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a w. nOLLIN,s

OFFER FOR SALE
| ~ hbds i. H. and N. o. Supat
10 Boxes and bbls refined do
10 hhdE 7 X, and Cuba Molas..s
10 bbls N. o. La
i3o bogs Rio and Leguira Coaee
W Superior Old java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tee.
ioo saeks Fine and G. A. Salt
20 Ton Bar Iron,
! do Hoop do
- do Blisered Steel
20O0 lbs Shear and Oar, S,.,J
. Ions Casting,
| 300 Kegs Nails, 3 IN 80 do,
10 do Wrought Nails,
90 Grindstonca
90 Boxes Huii& Son. oondI..
40 Boxes Adamnntine do
20 do Sperm Ia
200 Sides Solo Leather
30 Black upper do
40 doS Unlf skins,
~ do Pink Lining Skins.
bales Shoe Thread
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn No. s,,-
paios wmpping Twina
do Candle wick
do Cotton Bats
"' :" onytho and Moving Blades and Snntb. W..,,-
''ing hhd Letter Paper; Pepper Spice f;;nrar
pLn"ss oioses' Mnee and Cinnamon Bed CORDS md
a. Shad W. "aekere, Herrihgs
------ ma I-ts1
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INSUn RANCE.
DIRE, LsFE AND MARINE INsNR

l.
L ANCE-Lyaehbmg Hose & Fire ias"ra"ef COM
pany.
This Co obpany makes Insurance against loss OF dam
nge by Fire, Dwelling Houses Stores, Tobacco fne'o
,ies aud other buildings, furniture, Goods wares "ad
merchandise generally in town and countryon 'he most
favorable terms,
Also mnkes Insurance the lives of fnl persons ef
rowing good health and OF sound constitution Tor the
whole duration of life OF fora limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations VIII Do
Insured on reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and 10
any of the Northern Southern Ports, nt t"Nonreoe
rates. ,,.,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON T. @ PETERS. Fice President
| SAMPSON DluGulD, Chez Engineer.
| James Cobbs, Samuel Snrlnhn'
| Iabn A iocnt Nathan B. Thurman
| Geore !, " Yance, ohm 0tey Taylor,
| William I, Andersen. William l, smle'
| MARTIN HoLLiNS. Treasurer.
| CRkEp T. WILLS, Sec q.
| Dir. z. IL. Gmer. ! Medical Examiners
| DIR. Wm. Otwpy Oven.
| The Medical Examination If subjects for insurance
will be made ut the office OF the Company on eao" '"s
between the hours of . and o'clock, p M
| FebS.dts
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rRESs-A HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
EQUITY and of an Action Mt Comnon Ia,., H..
IL onhds ESQ., Consellor ar Inv. ' ~ ~
10 be inken in suit of EQUITY md nm nc,;o, =, ,p
ho'" '',er commencement 10 their terminoton. Ma
lne npu' o enforcing judgments or DEGREES t,.e,ha,
ri.n e'e manner OF nppeals wrts Of error &C., e.
'ns"' DIS answers and teciees h, Cbanr.r,. lo
rla aions and judgments at Common Inv md ,i We
'.'u m anu rePllcatons appended; and chan
yer VII De devoted specially the practice in tbe IT,
'e' ''''es "ouit' A. NORRIS,
Publisher g. Bookseller
''' '''' Richmopd W
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McCORKLE & JONES,


WHOLESALE RErAIL
S,roccrs A Com mission Merchnmts,
Main st. Lynchburg Va
pp NOW RECEIVING their Fall supply to which
n ,h.y solicit the attention of their friends and inc
public generally VIZ
900 Sacks Salt :, a, oa..
So bhIs Cruahed Puverzed, Coffee and Gar
fed Sugars,
10 hhds r II. nnd N. o.. Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nus, all szes,
100 Sides Sole Leather, -, III .,,..
90 Tons Country Rolled and bano ''o"' ~
o, Gases Fine Stick Licorice,
80 do Common Stick Looriee'
% do Fine Mass do ,.,.r
\ Coils Manila Rope 10 = inohe' a'"'"o''''
40 Baskets Olive Oil,
"a Boxes Candies, all QUALITIES
| 10 Barrels N. q. Molnsaes,
| s hhds West L., do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure
| 40 do Hrrrng., Mackcrel and shad; ,,,..
| 800 bush. Glover. Timohy orchnf" n"s"'
| aud Ever Green Grnss Seed,
aooo Ina Primo Western Bnron sides, o,I.
9oOH lbs. Fine Famly Hams. Shoulders ana o'o'''
| ,n,od by VIM Masse, -, n.
eooo ihs Cn., Sheer and Blistered Steel al
40 900 Feet Safety fuse
o0O Kegs Blasting and Gun bow''
~ d,z R,winnd sand Har
soo blankets, different
. 800 Wool Hats, sze
oaheoes, y ,es' Shovel.
:. Tiokinrs QUALITIES
ID | all Also
! ~ -oinostios Ll'o-
quaitje. es.'assburgs, SnkI"ned and unbl,ol
'""-anof wbic uleT own na,o'." ma Chewing
''hv viii aeU ia"o lure, which 81 ,laooo oi
~" Tor cash To- y war;
| c,.,o, ,.-..s-s .---- = :" Pui tuaI
+, ! pIonae. 's '''' '"s "sewhefe ~ yo1
~ Wo9ap' 1900 to 1000 bushels sheIed Oar. a.. "a
oct 24-dts MocopKrr ,o,,,.
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or Baltimore and PhiIstd c Iphin

Bf STEAMER BELVIDEfE
''e9t.f h,hnond emery Iuesday at 0'clocA p Al
aSSax HE large ami new Steamer B ELVIDERE
apt CLIFFORD. will receive freight every Mon
my nhd up 10 tho hour Of | o'clock r. m every Tuo.
LAY, for the above placo,-
enPPefs 10 wheeling Pittsburg Cincinnati mud flic
South and Wo't generally will Gnd this route tle cbo
osi ana most e1peditions. For freight npplyto
LuDLhM Il WATSON, Rlclmond Va.
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RICHMOND.
LINE of Richmond 90

V AND NEW.YORk PAUkEI 81 NE NV -,
hnme line il composed of the following an. ~
anils from New-iork every three ""s'' "
Tue cay tn, ., a,,;ann cnntain Daniel Dodge.
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DR.. JOHNSTON

, of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
ia fra n one ofthe most eminent Colleges of lie
Smte,, and the greater part of whose life has
ami the Hospitals of London, Paris, Philade!-
ID elsewhere, has effected some OF the most as,
"a cures that were ever known. Many troubled
ming in the ears and head when asleep, great
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
ness. with frequent blnshing, attended, some
,itl, arrangement of mind, were cured immedi
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MISCELLANEOUS
PHILIP w. PAYNE.
IN EnncY q staple ID GOO0s,

Den,er in Fnncy a staple d GOOas,
NIAIN Street Lyn,hburg Virginia corner store !"
wi ourle's new building, fol merly known ~ nye
orner bces leave call the attenng OF his ifenas n
lie nnbc IN hi. large and desirable stock OF Spring sna
snmer goods embracing every article usually kep NJ
,he dry goods line. which will be offered on term,
which ennnot tail to please all who may want goo"
goods Mt low prices. HIS friends and ihe opno a' s
neatly r.ques ed to call aud exnmine h. STOCK as ""
nford him very much pleasure to eshibith
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yUyOIlET SETS, tn every Vnrsetyy,m y,,.
Toe, Sets, ., TO- ID aud 10 r,ese,, 0. p.' '.,
White Granite Flowing Decorated md vi" ranoy pa.
lerns Toilet Ware, Basins and Ewer' ava o'''' f'~
singly and in para. .,,
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1ILY VIRGINlAN.
z 81 SHIELDS. Proprietors.
Tm1MS.

BfXIAN il published daily At 81, aud semi-weehiy a.
- in advance. No subscription Is taken ior shof'or
~ months and no paperis discontinued eAeeP, AT
4 the proprietors, until all arro"rases Nna'i "e'e
.gHENTs are inserted Tor 90 cents per sqosr". ior
rSSgn form insertion, and 81 cts for every Hter
aei'plii i All orasrod out and charged accordingly.
HATES are:-ior the privilege of two squares
ly $40, for one square, daily s35, weekly
y orn daily so, sem-wsekly sas; Every 2 yeasy
W ,.i1ass, and if he exceed the space stipulated for,
% Ia ratnbly for the excess
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DRFPARINGr rORP PUBLICATION

lar OIL. 100 "'"o"
1000 gals. Weather made. Wi,,,, e,l.. oo
aono q neaoh"'l Fall Sperm Oil,
Landing Per fnrpr Emily ,drec, from Nav Radio,
~, sa,n oy EDMUND, DAVENPORT a. 90
=----+.---- Richmond Vn
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hartor Oak Life Insurance Company, ,iiarip'd' Conn
CAPITAL, 5000. 900.

INSURANCE can be effected In these companies ul
i on as fair terms, in any Others OF equal respo"s
bili,y, by application TO .,,..n
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B.-The same rutes will be charged from hno*
vile and all other points along The linefo Lyhcpus