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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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raj exhibition Of fIuiss and Towers viii be held for
.ss DAY. = sS0 Garden on
,ls.,on held ems aay motion Of Rev " Ths.I Is.
J. Ogden woosr.s and Cha: Frost u New YORK - n
s"rDss North others .: may e sh.Is.s,
o. sSs r. S
Amongst and that the seorst.y address
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sums collected - soon - possible
~.' Secretary Of che a:v. S1 4..esis.,oa
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NEW YORK voLUNTEERs.-THE MEMBERS OF
on s s e make
tho sisy o. Mexico september 4 lS'a auoSrrr c.,.,
JAMS s. McCAsr, Adjutsns.
tln o. PlhiNf PnrTEssoN SACK ~. ,ai as
Ss IN 81 Il sS % cart" on the
@''''' : ''''''N-AN = THOMAS STACK
RIO SOUTHERN 0ENTLEMEN-P YsICIa Ns-A
young physician from New England, DESTROYS of-so
ing South wisbts to the acquaintance of
who give information with regard favorable place
to locate In the practice Of either alone by
tccstiop 18th already established Address for
ten days. Dr. c. Herald Office stating whore interview
msy be had.
THE STEAMBOAT STATE OF hAINE.-AT A MEET:
of tho board toe steam state OF
Maine septemb.r sth 1888 Mr. c. v. Roosevelt the
the iollo wing resolution psssed =
Whereas The State aine ruahius Tho regular day
line between New York and Newport, after ling
dtance her trip, has been ordered back
York BY the agent Of the company the rouod Of toe
hreating of the night boat and Il return ing
cocDy the serious injury and dappOintu Of her
psssenE therefore,
kssoived That without attaching any blame the
Of the State Of Maine highly tho conduct
OF he and consider IL duty the absence Of
oth-r Of to take this method Of laying tn
facts be the public aud that this bshed
In tueb OF the daily papers the chairman shall select
lsisn.d Z. v. 5. kOO,EvELT, Chair nsn.
Dr 8. w. BRADSHAW, w ROOSEVELT,
w PIANAr, ABrAL RAILING,
Il W TYSON, A f. CUsHMAN,
+. JAS. TURNER, CHARLES T. DIX,
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LECTURE.

A LECTURE ON TIE RIGHTS. OF NAN -sRs
"a Glenn vii deliver lecture the right, Of 10
the Academy Hall 663 Broadway opposite nd street
Saturday evening the 10Th inst, At TX O'Clock Tick
and It the door.
FCTu RE.-sPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS = CIR
- oss formed afternoon apd evening for spin
tusl ma,.ta'i"ns from to and IF ~ 20 10 O'Clock.
~ 4l3 Broadway DemoDstrsons pleasing and satt-Ao
tory take placa, which the ssepca a.crbe to various
causes. Admission 2b cents.
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nAGUtRKEOTyPS3 IN TUE RICHEST STYLE ar
- srt ate a. thct nth Atps~ican allrry net -
81 You tenth fiahth svsru Pcsurss
Of deceased persons vsds taksa kae rsslescex
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rne brsndy, Tor preserving Frniss..-
h whits brandy high proof and free from color, for
u JOHN duncan 4 SONS 407 8roadwAy.

aion's Splendid Hal orv ss1Dg and Bath
btstlirhn ent tcofner of broadway aud Dey q rset)
} own throughout the Unios ~ toe most capac,ons
nveLi~pt IN New York hss been enlarged AID re-
ed and measures 100 feet by so the hsrdre siug
being the largest In the world This supern hall has
spesy furnished throughout, and repatnted In the
brilliant style OF italian art che personnel OF the
easing and shaving department. has been ioorcssed,
sllsd In II line In ths oountry No gentsmsn ia
a n moment but Immediately on ente ing take
- ~ be ssitto upon Mt noe strangers IS well rs
hts respectfully invited to visit the at
NO. saoros f.cili,ies fer h1oatting aad dros ius.
n trnth one % the wonders Of n ew York its rrext
peculiar decorations and above all its wells If
eass rendering IL perfectly unique as we'll ma bear
Gentlemen pishipg TO commute for shaving can do
pz, isg one month In advance
EDWARD PHALoN
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4 ,UhohhLnPD COAb, hFLOAT-sIX HUNDRED
- tone 'unr and Coz from the mine, Of the Creek
to1 psay per schoo,e Jas g. Bartin, aad Fashion
Wall street. 1873 S'f'"S'" -
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EDWARD PHaLoN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ll.m.ns nor mil,

IsquhtOes.-- kcnsnyes' - Lh"menE nOS only
~ these annoying i,stio pests from approaching, 6y
ng mall qusptity Aooaty on retiring, bat if theJ
Instantly extracts the poison aud aays all the On
Iht sy Bpt. IL e perfectly delightful and s tan
per thsn any other ~. article market Pyiaci
,s,s SO Br, adway $50 yeari street dUPE 4 Co,
Of chambers and Hudson streets 81 each.
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SioRdAd New FAN Carpets, at Tremendous
Ssiees Mt HIRAM ANDEkS0N'S eight spacious sxtss
!, No so Bowtry, Englisb, Turkey Mosaic medallion
Try velvet and Brussels three ply sod ingram carpets
60 70 SO per yard, oil clo,h q I'd 70 Ia rugs, as
covers. gold window shades, 30.
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lcn Csrpeslnks = smith u Lounsbury, AS
street, prepared exhibit their fall styles
is,ng pte desirable Of rich vel
psstry BrueseIs three ply and ingram osrps,iugs
the trade all Of which they Offering ~ prices
kkAll<nre oOmpetittnu
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.
nR WHEkLER, OCUL'Si. - BARCLAY STREET,
~ dsvotes III atun usgey 10 diseases OF the eye
$50 >. Es.. - l4sa 70 AUD ~ ia
sidsnse, i CoaIt street Opposite Wares Bvos pA fpona
gtc sslocA sren.h syt6e, eyes Inherited Aaa warrant
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~ ing Machines In Ih1 u cat Expedition
trystai falac', NO mo thing squ.lr, Ia general
use indussIiAl interest 4. associated with these
" ana public Attention Ia fastened upoa them Their
his altogether unequalsd EAoh = shiae nisbes
One competency 70 its owner. kachints Tor sale NJ
l. n SINGER CO.. No n3 Broadway.
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sidcn 'ate maize the most 20, ne, invitation Of IA
ED OF hair IN the world Wig we .ftrs should not
s4amine thsn They mad Of tho best mate etais
Sruns,d N to shfitk or change color Also braiIs
htlr fronts braids 40
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SEE SECOND, THIRD SIXTH AND EIGHTH
PAGES

PERSONAL.
IMPORTATION WANTED or JENCT WILLIAMS A
l. Scotch girl, who lst Hamilton & In october 1862
WHEN last heard Of New Orleans had been s.t and
ton will he thankfully received her Ahiosed mother
Excl please copy Address nrs Williams ct Davis
Campbelps, Market square, Hamilton Canada West
TNrRlLIGENCE WANTED TWO YOUNG MEN
M~heel and DeDna Rowan, natives Of Iceland, oouaty
Of Clare psih Of Quinn any In ormation respecting
tbsm will Sc thankfully received by their sister Mary ut
73 spring street. Western papers 2lsase sopy.
IF CHARLES JOIN sNELLG1OvE WILL APPLY AT
/ the ofioe of Messrs GILLESPIE, DEAN 4 co No
Bowling 0reen, he will hear Of something TO his Advan
tA6s.
r g. b. WILL OBLIGE BY CALLING AS BEFORE
IL. on Friday. II not convenient send . ote, whom
AR II. r. MORGAN FROM KENTUCKY, WILL FIND
M letter addressed to him ut the New York Post Once
Of &, eat importance
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n. Lov.u,- w.ppe.s NJ, ,.svs s.,,,.,

tr without H. IL hot oniy changes grav hair TO ts
10 sJpsntonro, but cures and prevents bslda.ss
ties fcurf d-uarur ard al otnec dsseaaea of mo
.Yib.iI al effeo N" IA Chambers syeet IL 10 also
IA By All the principal druggists.
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|or bAtr bye contains the components OF tbs pasus
.kcb rcnoer the hair psuk % bfowuY Read what
.m,8is ssyt-1ry ,he article ON yonr own mead or
|rs. II " fsi' proclaim IL an impoesure. eold sad
privately at No. Actor touso
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CRYSTAL PALACE.
SUPERINTENDENTs, OFFICE. CRYSTAL PALACE
70, TENDER S63-1Ae public respectfully
that the Crystal Palace every dAv Sund
,~pted. between he hours Of 10 O'CLOCK. NJ and 10
O'clock H.. until further notice
Mrg,s admission. ......... ...............$0 81
Ghiidrof und rt~ W. yesrs Of n
WSkly tickets from Moaday 60 Saturday. %
Acntnly tickets flor each calendar snto). o.
Tickets may At the entrances the CrJ
Palace at the usc etore of William Hall Son, No
JOHN N. BATCHELDER
Secretary Of the SupsYintsndents
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ENRUITS AND FLOWERS.-A GRAND HOaTfCULTU
raj exhibition Of fruits and towers win be held for
three consecutive days. A. Nibos Garden commencing
tuesday, september 20 1858
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RssPE eta sLE GIRL rs W. NTs D IN A SwAL.
a pr,vts family a. ssd .es Estrsss s. hsvins
city .freross obtse good staAsion by spp
T[ Bait Eighteenth street. between ssoosd and Third
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so' nsy's C0lored D~x nc rsoSypes -PArsss~-
pr attention l. cal cd GURnSrs pw style Of eeofes
= fsstuse Ia abe ne IA. "a
sLt, pr, dud .,ss hi. utssurs a,d portraits ia oil
bOp bii z y utbfulnsss N seour.oy Of ds,u.r
with the bssny and finish Of 6asst
esci bs ~ Bis mssni6csa ssloos
p4P>bfoadwsy. corner Of Leonard street
Ansos', Dsgssrs eety pes, La &c slze, FOR
s~lb Tm 20 ne color Ara In MOS sass ana twice
pc tise u IN the city tor cents equal In On sty
ne size TO those that oost thee mes %
essrepOlitan Hotel.
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10 vetiaVs -Eaetey SON u Hnmphrey Ne 378
Svsy have received and opening their fall
VI rich and elegant earpe.ings imported expressly for
vads consisting Of rich Bonva,ss oactet lin one
oAv Get medslion, centre end Landscape border
pg any csyyss In thi. couhtryJ medallion velvet
st Ak 0inster tapestry and Brussels esp~ss aud ell
cioloshs in great variety, fer sale the most ibo
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Of the Twelfth ward frepdl PegulAr no0inattoss
and the usnsas Of the dsmSe a;ie epubsss party
ouIth Friday afternoon bstwecn the hours Of
o'clock for the purpose Of select ave
the nth ward
tiop delegate Alternate 10 the eyrAsuse
Ccnyentin BY order " ard COMMITTEE.
JOHN II. PAYNE, Chairman.
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YOUNG ANY W ND ~ aTfsHD IN A
a IA ey store. d'ss- nal or suited Expsvf.
epcsd efso,s reqnir,d appiy ~ "a dAs Al strees
A YOUNG AND BsSLTHy WOMAN. PROTEST..
"A spt wibss . situation - vet sutso apply No.
SO Tent floor DR.. sDd rsoo No. III
Il. star street.
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WAkTED-AT WALLaCi's iNTtLLIGsNCE OF.
fee, No sands street. brooklyn Protestant and Ca
thoc sirs cooks cham sesmstfeoeos
general 40. TLuy veil
ed Wanted, also, and boys B-Employers sup
piled efficient servants 1t e. is office.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
home PoIITEXEss.

Why moi rolueS How much does Il cost +,
sny'"l think youY' Why mot practice Il nj hom,2
To your husband, your chill lrcn, your dumrsliuS2
IT Stranger does you Sono little vt eourlcsly,
how sweet the smiling Acknowledgement II
your mSband-ehl it's muticr Of course! no
heed oI thanks.
Should Nn acquaintance trend on your dress,
yollr very, very best, nnl hy accident teur IT,,
nuw pruluSe you are with your 'uovrr minds
don't think it'll don't care nj ill.," Ifu ms.
Dand toeS 1t hc gets frownj f "a child ho iS
rhastised.
Ali these nrc liulc thing, say you. Thuy
toll nightly upon the heart, lot us assure you
hllu ~ tic IRE.
a gentleman stops nj friends house md
finds II IN confusion. "lIc dur't Src anything
10 npolngiSo lur-nsVer thinks or such mat ers."
Everything Is all right coli supper coll
'oom crymg children perfectly comfortable.
Goes home where the wife has been lnkinr cnro
ri the sick ones, und working ler life hluo
ul. Don't see why things can't be kept in bet
,rr ordori here never were such cross children
BEFORE" No apologies accepted Ut homc.
Why moi be pune at honrp Why moi uso
re y that gul len coin OF courtcsnyp How
,wrct thVy sound, those little worSs. "l thank
yun," or ''lUu are very kinh!" ,Duuhly, vet
| hrioc sweet from tho lips va love, when hears
miles make the eye 'purltl with tho clear
! 1T UG affection.
BE petite tu your children, y, you expect
,hcn To be m,nd'u' or Nor wrl'heY IT, grow
Il nj you OIrpo'Y Tn hound away to do
~ ur pleasure LrIcrc tie nquSi h. II spukcnP
then viii al your GiSuiI oud ~ hnri min.
z politcncss give niche in !,u ho,isrh |
,,mple. OnS then VIII Sou have learned tho
true secret OF sending Oul into tic world ~. l'y
"fu'>hed" gcnl men aud aloS.
NhT we sUy, we say To Nll-hc p IT..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
FINALE TO AIuEL,

From the n " Orleans Pic, Nunr, 1unc 10.
Ala lite hour on Thursday night last, two
or uur yorng hre.calng blnods entered ono Of
,hc tAsrlYnahls saloons in ST, Charles street in
II state which indicated conf rruLle fatigue,
surpassed 10 bJ caused by carrying Ion large
hrrR IN their respective hats in point Of iuct,
us Mcaw5cr would say, they were decidedly
twlrntcA. Avur imIloiuS ouco or twice more,
I ry commenced baulyug wit " ,ich gradually
grew p,rsnnd, and iuolly some very Insulting
mngu gc was used by one or tho parties, which
feed The Hood Of the other, prtvhu'ly suh.
cirnllS he tel by liquor, and u challenge WHa
| md urly given und promptly uocCpted.-
= lbs were called, and The bellicNO young gen.
ilCmCn entered different vh eles, md ordered
the drivers Ia proceed III once io The Oaks"
lIculiiy which y, acquired hooly d q mclion
from tho nuub,r Of duOls which have hrrn
{, u Iht there. 1hty steadily refused to allow
any Of their friends 10 Rcroupny them, or ud.
mt OI their Interference FOR tne purpose Of Cr-
f.cling q reconolliutiun; md enc Of the parry,
famlar,y known Os PAredcs," who was grave.
u drunk, was requested to N'Nnl Iu ri over
another who wished Ia inter ere, which he prom.
i,ed TO do.
On arriving nj "Thc O,k,," the ,Onmon were
vsry much uslonishcd tn find the embryo Auc-
lsls wrapped in the urns ~ NJ rphru', VITA
some difficulty they we've uw"k,ue Uud rcry.
niSug the locality and euch Other, they bnh
,oked some hat surprised, having entirely ru.
gotten both the quarrel Und tho intended hyAr.
Oie Of them fn,lly broke out with; WY,
A., what aro you doiny hrrc!" a. lo@d
confused for n m,mcn, Und answered, II -.
collect nav some IellOw grossly mSulIcd IN !
but can't remember whO he wOs. II "cv,r,
| know ohulen1ed hun, und Snpprs, h W Il
/ b here soon" The other Immediately prdih r.
| Il hN services Us Seoonl, anl SEors he wOuld
Land by his Irlerd through thick AMI llin.-
Tley both embraced with tears Of affection IN
heir eyes, and sat down on the dump grass 10
Nait for the arrival OG their antagonist.
AFTER remaining there until near day brsk
and ava he natizng the cOwArdly soOundrd who
had nsutel one and disappointed both, they
Oh cred their respective 6sand reurne 10 the
ohy. They we're seen braakrAsing together
the naxt mnrnlng at a res auran', voting 10 y
l,OAls e,aty bone in The boly of the man who
had played them such contemplate trick, Il
they could only Gnd h.m.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
Millinery and Dress Goods,
MRS NJ ! HlNn,
On BSoend Street, Nerth Of Hill Street,


rs now ru,vug NJ nrenIuI her SfN e STYLES
l Or GOODS. ~ oh mg lGr 10 supply her cnSnnr't
C;imn., and G mnS nj pve,y dsacrWinr lnl size. 81
viii \ ,pOn nard avarrlV o Spul 4 Mn lOS, OF ne"
,lyle, AMI Miss - a,d child c,'N BSq,eS, Also, {
handsome as,orInlm ~ V"lN, r bhOnS, and Fewer
Dresses mntl' ann pi,ien' 81" - O'd r, ~ tm tate
,,,iss, & owes, Lmmgs, FpaGers, lsadpS Riding
Hat, aud every thing eNv usual called for ~ such a.
L ablshmcni.
White rX,sI ding a genera invitation 70 cal, sh'
wishes the TAFT KEEP ~ m,nd, ii she u dalnmhe'
there shall he TO reasonable ground Of compliant NJ
Rct1uh OF Irirea (mch.Sl'Wi)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
GILChRISr RrER,
Attorney at Law,

,TIAVtNG localta NJ hA\N.BAl', Missouri, viii
IL pIscIce H. the cOWIs / tie connieA OF Marion,
Rails Pike, Montgomery, Wantr, Lincoln, aud 81
CHARLES,
] isg'5Sl Blrd dSA. (wly,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
TNOS, s. MILLERr

- ;THOS. s, MILLER,
nEALER IN lumber, shng IeS, la,9s, sUsh. &e.' &c
y j DeicO atths Counting room Of Miller \ PCgueN
umber Yard, on the COrHsr Of H'll N1d IhIrd sHee"
HInAibal, Ne. =,
WarAISOl, Juas 10 IsSa,I'u
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-12
NEVER FAILING REMEDY m!
HOLnOWAWS OINTMENT.

AIhlPILr nhlS hNlDE HlS CRlTCHES NJ
TER TEN YEARS SUFFEIlNG.
Copy or Letter from Mr Thompson. Chemist, Lv. !
eipool, dated August 2Oh, lSD2,
To Professor HbLLowAY,
D&A. Sta am enabled to ruOiSh ycu With mo.r
extraordinary cue eH cted by your invaluable 'm,,
Het And Pills, whrh has psionshed every p tson
gna'nlSd with lie Sufferer, About ~ ye r. IL, Me-
W CHmmIne, or saltnty Street, IN ihW town wAs
lmoWn IRON hs horse, whereby he received WY Sni
Cu' II jules he hal The bet medical at'rr y, 'rs
time, and va, Afterwards M intimate e d'd''e,' In
hImaIss, yet he gov wnSr, uud ! . mn,L.
hNnt running ulcer Sei let H. h, DO " o. ~
completely crippled I'm, that n S,ut '... ..' h
cut clutches lor NEARLY ~ LeNi' i'c,h,u I, r.. o..
use yUur Oihlment ant p.'ig, Wn,c' h ~ . ID 4
the woW 4, strengthened hi' lu,h a,r rrth, ."
dispense with his cnIcl e., Sn'h ih' cau ~. .U
'hr greatest ease, aud with T5Stw' tea -" .'
NOS" f"d dtlxrRAonDrN,RTi cTEE ct,;s',r .
DREADFUL sGIN DISEASE VIZ \ 4.
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILEu
Cory Of a Letter from Mr. I'rl, Diaper, Of ku.,y
nrn, GaNsb'o' diieL MaIeh.Isi, 1854,
To professor lloLLow,Y,
STA .S,ms time SINCE. one OF my children was aC.
nirhd wlh dIcNdlul trup,ions over Tho body .nI
limbs, obtained the advice OF several nineht Su'.
4, ons end Ply Sicans, bv AL oI whom The crse Wa
considered hcprlssS, A. length tried yom O,nlmrm
and Pills and without eSNgIer,Ion, thr effect VA mi.
lGeu aus iCrby P''Serrg IN her use all til" cup
tons quickly disappeared, aud the Ch'ld wa, restored
toLsll CT hsah.
prvrusly los, = child from similar complaint
aud Grn,l, believe, had | ~ her case adopted IOM
mrd,cneS shS wond have heen savei alss. shA,l be
happy 10 testify the truth Of this To ANY enquirer
tSiI,ed) j HlRD Draper
CERTAIN REMEDY FOR ScORBUTIc HUM, RS
AND AN ASTONISHING CURE ~ AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE
or A BaO LEG.
Cory Of Letter from MesTs. walker and Co Chem
ISIS, Bath.
To Professor Ho,LOwAV.
lDgAESlR,--Amoug the numerous cures effected hy
the use vi your valJaNs medicines IN the npghhor'
Nhlod VIC may mention that Of an old lady hvn 6 M
the vilEge Of Preston, about kve miles hom mis-
,Ciy. Sha had u,cerAIed wounds in her hg tot many
wears and lailsTly they Increased 10 SuCh AZ alamrs
SS,nt a. 10 defy all the usual remedies her hral,n
rapidly giving WY under the suffering she endured IN
Ihi, disIyesStng condition Shehhad rcOmse 10 your
,onlment and Pills, Snd Ly the GSSiS,snce Of heI
was enabed 10 perScFee lnthalr use until she
received d peIect cure. Va nave ourselves been
greatly astonishe at the effect upon 80 old person
She being above 10 years Of age, We shall be happy
10 satisfy ANY enquiries TO tho auhnlNclN OF this
really wonderful ease, either personally er by leUs'.
A Anriva,e in the Bath Police Fore, also, has 0reu
neTttctly cured ot an OIL seoIbute dae"lIOn IN The
FACE, alter all other neGha hal tailed lie sac that
Il 10 entirely by the use VI IOW OmIhe"l, Aad spcAE
loudly In lis praise.
S Ula re,aA,n Denr Sir,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02
IMPORTANT FROM TIE PLAINS.

aespatch from Louisville brings the following
,,.ercstng intelligence;
TteSsit Lake mail has arrived al Independence,
,ineips Intelligence from the exploring party coa!.
ted by Cant Gunnison, tJov. Young writes
can't iiunnison's party had been surprised by
80 Ttsh Indians and many of them killed An eS
-,ss reached Gov Young on Oct 3lst from Capt
Wis stating that the massacre took place in Sc.
~ river. aud that the killed were Gunnson. Keen
~ The Typographical Engineers, Wm Porter, the
,t}r aud Two others. aud three pyivates of the
v~Iu,ed Rife corps, all their mules, arms, &c,
we're taken,
ST., cri,lcal situation. surrounded by hostile aud
rrsacAevous indians. party Of Cheyennes had
,..~~ouude<i the mail and demanded nearly all the
,.rsv!si5ns which Sas given up.
t,a!lccos, the delegate from New Mexico, has ar
lived eu route for Washington,
The pag1i 'ulars OF the murder OF Gunnison are
lie and twelve oi us party were separated from
,,o rest and while a. breakfast, party OF IndiaLs
;,,,oalng to attack the Mormon village close by
,s,ar upon tAem. They fired with rifles, and then
,.ci bow and arrows rhe shots were returned by
,;iuri.ou's party but they were finally ovcrpower.
81 and oulv toar escaped. Gunnison was found
-.,-cri win twen,y->ix arrows, and his arm torn
- His instruments, notes OF survey, animals, &C.
,,s-r carried ct The survey had been nearly
e5au.e,ed and tue party intended soon to go into
y sa.er quarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02

TRiAL FOR NURDER-An exciting trial teok
.}ace in Harrisburg, Pa, last week. twas that o.:
8 man named Johnson, for the murder of his wife
correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun says
The prisoner is native OF Virginia, but fgr the
las. three or four years, a resident OF Middi@own
Uauphin county; was engaged III running canal
boat. was married some two years since To a wo-
lnaL who proved recresnt to ner marriage vow
the busbaud suspecting her OF intdeity, wSson the
look out" and a, length about the first OF August
la.-. lie caught her in company with mar by the
name u Collier. in position which lett no DOUBT III
h! mind as 10 the correctness Of his suspicious
he drew from his pocket revolver, and shott
both the wife dying Instantly, aud the man after the
.spse q few hours"
The counsel endeavored TO establish partial in
sanity and jGstifable homicide. The Jury, alter
three days de!iheraion, returned verdict OF muir
De- the second degree. Johnson is yet to be tried
,o- the murder Of Collier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02
BY RICHARD CAUTHURN.

DUBLIC SALE OF CORN, FODDER,
l. STRAW, THRESHING, MACHINE, WAGON,
FARMING UTENSILS, &c.- The subscriber, in
tending remove to the county of Chesterfield, will
Richmond, On the Deep Run Turnpike, about 100
barrels Corn. blade and top Fodder, Shucks, stacks
of Straw, one Cart one Wagon, Tbreshing Machine,
Farming Utensils, &C.
The sale will take place on TUESDAY, 9th Dec.
if ier il not the next fair day, at IL O'clock A. NJ
Terms at sale.
WILLIS w. COWLING.
Sale conducted By r. CAUTHoRN.
7. S. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed, will continue as heretofore, to fur
nish his patrons with ICE, the ensuing year.
de- w. w. COWLING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02
THE CAPTURE OF SHANGHAI.

New YORK. Nov. 30;h, ?. M-Le'ters received
lore Nv merchants and others, from Shanghai
Gains, state feat large numbers OF Coolies and
,.hcr. were joinjug the insurgents who had held
uossession one week, and that there were no pros
uec:s whatever Of the lnperialists regaining pow
e. The ci,y was seized al night, the custom-house
sacked and only one person killed in the conflict.
The rebels state tina; their object is to establish a
lew dynasty Guards had been ordered out to
-sue any attack upon foreign houses or strangers,
aud sl5due riot, in the q Y, which were appre-
loaded business had been almost entirely sus-
pended. and many OF the residents had lied.