The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-13

I. John Lubberiie, was supposed % he Is ~ -.
stage OF consumption IN the yeAr 1646 szsrinr ~
the same time under severe attack Of rheuIna.
tsn1 liver complains, gravel df0pey md tae cho-
Iera morbus simultaneously, alsA 4 took yellow
fever and smallpox. The latter assuming ~
chronic forms Of scrofula, completely Destroyed
my lungs, liver, spinal Marrow, nervOus syatem,
and the entire contents Of my crxniuzn got %
low thss did not know my brother -inlaw when BE
came to borrow some money. F0rAfee monfh1
klehausen's pills which effected an mmediste cure
in two weeks. have since become 20 eorpulen4
that ann Obliged to carry my prueEberAnf sso-
mach in wheelbarTow. Sworn and subscribed
to, &c.
P.s My uncle, Bacchus Pesineer, Wa % long
afflicted with the gout, Contracted By living too
long on bears meat and alligafor,e cggn1 that lho
became burden to him. He took only four boxes
OF said pills, and life was burden 70 n longer.
Acorrespondent Of the Albany journal Aates thak
IN Murray county, Georgia, and near ~ zsoufhern
boundary, at the summit Of mural precipico. sew
enteen hundred feet IN perpendicular height there
stand the remains of an ancient 50Fti6cati0n, con-
structed OF solid mason work, covering 1--WE acres
OF ground Within the enclosure lofty forest trees,
two and three hundred years old rear hcif heads 70
the tempest covering with their yerdnut fpiage an
ancient earth-sone once IN use BY - ancient oc-
cupants; and near It gushing stream of water
issues from the crevice Of the rock 0f icy cold
ness, whence the garrison used to obtain their sup
ply. ss.ss.
When rakish youth goes astray fiends gather
around him in order to restore him to the path Of
virtue. Gentleness and kindness are lasisted upon
him to win him back again to innocencesand peace.
No one would suspect that he had ever sinned.
But when poor, confding girl is betrayed, she
receives the brand of sociery, and sis hencefOrth
driven from the way of virtue. The betrayer is
heartbroken victim knows there is no peace for her
this side of the grave Society has no helping hand
tor her, no smile of peace no voice OF forgiveness
These are earthly moraifies unknown 20 Heaven
There is a deepwrong in them. and fearful are the
consequences. - - 3 .ss
"A letter from Washington says the government
has been notified that an American company -in-
cluding, it's said, amongst It's members distin-
guished statesman, Of the most prominent bank
ers OF Washington former Assistant Secretary of
OF the Treasury OF the United States, and several
leading capitalists IN Wall street-make exclusive
| claim TO all the fisheries now in controversy be-
tween the United States and Great Britain, under
title derived from Alexander Earl of Stirling and
Dovan, Hereditary Lieutenant General apd Lord
Proprietor of Canada and Nova Scotia, and that the
company proposes testing the legality of their
claim by fitting out a vessel manned by American
seamen, and despatching her to the fishing grounds
claimed exclusively by Great Britain, or BY grant
ing license to the Americas fishermen of Marble
head and Cape Cod to promote tAer business ON
all the coasts of Canada Nova Sc9sia, New Br1nns-
wick and Prince Edward Islead Lord Sterling
Is now IN w a5nington.
i HEALTH OF EMarTTssvae.-The Frederick Her
aid says
/, We announce, with much pleasure the Cessation
OF the sconrge which has been 80 active n its work
Of death IN this village for several weeks;
DEATH OF AN EDrroR. Among the deaths at
New Orleans from the yellow fever Is that Of Mr..
NJ. C. Crenshaw, one of the editors of the Cree
cent. Heis said to havebeen young man of bro.
missing talents, of genial and kindly attributes
The Grand Inquest of New York have present.
ed the general flthiness of that city a. public nu
sance They also call attention to the disregard Of
the safety and health Of the humble classes of cti-
zens in the fragile erection and crowded occupation
of tenement houses and condemn the granting
liquor licenses to groceries, and the increasing pre-
valence of Sunday trading 8
The silver produced in the United States il IN
small quantities, which extracted from copper,
lead and gold. As yet there has not been opened
in the United States any mine yielding silver ores;
nor is there much evidence that we have any silver
mine in the country, unless it be IN New Mexico.
New HAVEN RAILROAD AccfDENr.--The acci-
dent on the New Haven Railroad, Tuesday night.
was occasioned by an avalanche Of rock which had
fallen on the track. The obstruction was disco
vered too late to stop the train though the engineer
i promptly reversed the engine. He was immedi.
ately killed-his body being dreadfully nangied.
The accident was such as no human foresight could
possibly guard against
Il0 BBLs. LOVERING'S CRUSHED
III and Powdered SUGAR, landing per, steamer
for sale BY Ian l2l JOHN =. CLAiB0RNE.
| EMINENT AMERICANS.-Just received
| n py JAMES W0ODHOUSE, Eagle Square