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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-21

n NEW, SAFE AND SIMPLE RE-
"A NEEDY FOR COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA.
HOARSENESS. &c.-LE0NARDsS INSTANT RE.
LIEF AND SPEEDY CURE
The proprietor having tired this valuable Medicine
for several years, both in New York and London.
with great success, and from the number of cures al.
to oner It publicly. Il is an agreeable Medicine
equally safe for the infant the aduto be had IN
streets. Richmond, Va = $50
no 2i-ts TH0S fraNapn 4 m
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR-
~ ING OF NEGROES, COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
doors from the corner of that and MAN, opposite
the Dispatch Office, where he will be found ready to
any and all who may their business with
him; in the discharge Of which he promises the
most faithful attention and refers to the gentlemen
whose names subscribed below
JAMES d. ELLETT
REFERENCES Judge John A. Meredith, Judge
VIM. w. Crunip, James Lyons, Esq, Messrs. Goddin
I Apperson, Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq, Messrs,
Dudley l. Johnson, Messrs. N. B. l. C. Il. Hill, and
Messrs r. Fl. Dickinson Brother. oc 24-dts
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MACKEREL.-200 packases Nos 2, ),
AL and Mackerel In store. for sale by
no 10 WILLIAMS & BKoTHER.
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ELOUR.-Family, Extra and Superfne
Il. Flour, fresh brands. For sale by
no II SIS EDWIN WORKMAN & CO
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rg THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the Office of
ii. T. Pairo l. Co.
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DENTISTS FILES. Separating, Mo-
u lar, Plugging and other Files in use by Dentists.
For sale by GENNET l. JAMES
no2i Eagle Square.
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ERESH supply of MALAGA GRAPES,
Il just received and for sale by
JUAN PIZZINI.
no 81 next door to Exchange Bank.
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QA HHDS. prime Western SIDES and
~ SHOULDERS. landing per steamer, for sale
by
no 81 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERI-
II NOES-All the fashionable colors Also solid
color Mouselines For sale cheap at
J. MILLHISER l. BROTHER,S,
noN 1888 Broad st
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MOUNT EAGLE TRIPOLI.-This Is
WI the best article known for cleaning and bug
nshing gold silver copper, steel, tin and all other
metals also, for cleaning windows mirrors and glass
ware For sale by A. B0DEkER,
no I9 No. 10 Maiu street.
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sl.D CASES G. C. LICORICE received
~ per steamer Roanoke, for sale by
no 10 SAhfL. AYRFS.
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NEW BACON HAMS, and Briggs Far
IN mily do, just received snd for sale BY
no 10 A. Il. MOORE, $50 dread q.
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NO. / MOUNTAIN BUCKWHEAT &

BROWN l. SHOOK,
no21-1t* Near Central Depot.
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u TO BUILDERS AND OTHRRS-The un.
designed will furnish to Builders aud Others LUM-
Der and TIMBER, of every description of the
the most reasonable prices be delivered at Rich
mond on the shortest notice.
Orders left with ABEL U. MAYO, Esq, at his Office
under the Metropolitan Hail. Franklin street. will
be duly attended to.
oc6-dSm SAMUEL 3. BISSELL.
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+ AW NOTICE.-The undersigned have
IL united in the PRACTICE.OF LAW, under the
firm of DAY 4 WILLIAMS.
They will attend the Courts of the City of Rich
mond, and the Counties of Henrco Goochland, Ches-
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nRAB CLOTHS FOR LADIES
IL CLOAKS just received per steamer Roar
oke, piece super Drab Cloth for ladies' cioaks,
no 10 c. HARTwELL6 co.
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EMBROIDERIES.- large additional
~ supply, just received Of Worked Sleeves, Hand
kerchiefs, Chemisetts, Collars and Braids, of the
newest styles. at half the usual prices. Call at
]. MILLHISER 4 BROTHERS.,
no2I 1888 Broad st.
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LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.--20U sacks,
NO 10 WILLIAMS BROTHER.
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IL0AKS, CLOAKS, CLOAkS.-Just
~ received beautiful assortment Of Ladies' Closks
that cannot be excelled in workmanship, style OF
quality, which win be sold at very low price.
no 10 r. COL DSMIT, Nc. III Main 81.
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Il GEO. w. ZIMMERMAN Venetian Blind Ma.
ker, No. 81 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Constantly on hand general assortment of Blinds,
wholesale and RETAIL at the lowest prices
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully informed that having appointed Messrs HAB-
LlSTON BROTHER, No. I8 Governor street,
Agents, all orders left with them will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished at PHILA-
DELPHIA PRICES. I6--3mis
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Merchant Tailor, opposite Post Office
WSCOTTS REPORT OF FASHIONS for sale.
SPILMAN'S CELEBRATED EYE WATER
The subscriber has taken agency for the sale of
the above well known Eye Water beyond doubt the
best article known to the public 1t has been known
to cure the worst eyes when all other remedies have
failed There are persons of standing in this city
whocan testify to its efficacy.
oc 29-Im* VIM l. SMITH
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q BATHS, BATHS, BATHS.-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres-
sing, Shaving and Shampoong Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on 18th street.
Single Bath 25cents or five tickets for 81. oc y
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VIRGINIA cannot produce a remedy
showing more home certificates of the highest
standing in our community than BAKERS CELE-
BRATED PREMIUM BITTERS in he cure Of
Dyspepsia, Nervous Headache, Heartburn. Sour
Stomach any arrangement of the bowels, or Spine
Affections, &c. We invite those suffering with the
above diseases by all means to give them trial and
get relieved of your suffering.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pur-
cell, Ladd l. Co., Bennett l. Beers Alexander
Duval, Adie Gray, Charles Millspaugh, and Drug.
gists generally throughout the city Also by Todd
Christian, Petersburg; ID. r. Lyman, Lynchburg; King
Toy, Norfolk; DIR. 4. Camm, williamsburg.
sEF- Orders addressed to l.. BAKER, Richmond
Va, will receive prompt attention. no ID
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WIN. WALLACE DAY
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS.
ID Office in Lise's Building, of Main and
18th Streets Richmond, Va no l9-lm
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OUTER AND LARD.-75 buckets and
- kegs, part prime, in store and for sale by
nol9 WILLIAMS l. BROTHER.
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ELANNELS, TICKINGS, SHIRTINGS
Il AND SHEETINGS, PRINTS, SHAWLS, and
other desirable articles just received for
sale cheap at
J. MILLHIsER BROTHERS,
no21 1913 Broad 1t.
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81 HHDS. 2. r. AND N. o. SUGAR,
- 80 boxes Loaf do 20 bbls Crushed and Pow
dered do 10 bbls Coffee do. In store and for sale b.
no 10 MACE i WINSTON.
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SAFETY FUSE, Blasting Powder, Mo-
~ lasses, Bacon Sides. Mackeref Rectifed " his.
key, Tanners and Lamp Oils. For sale by
no n DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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tg B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC. - Practices in all the
Courts of Henrico, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
TO the taking of Dispositions Tin or out of his ocel
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquish.
of Dover, sc. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel, on
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de Ply
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NEW BREAST PIECES AND HAMS;
LARD in barrels landing per steamer for sale by
no 81 JOHN III. CLAIBORNE
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SAW MANDATORY, 10th Street,
~ between Main and Cary streets Richmond Va
TOLAND Il BURGER, Practical Sap Mansfaetu--
rers, are now prepared to manufacture SAWS Of
every description.
give satisfaction-f rot they will be exchanged or
the money refunded.
SAWS that have been heated or sprung by run.
ning repaired and warranted to be as good as new.
Repairing Of all kinds done at the shortest notice.
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BACON. Western and Country Cured
~ Hams, Sides aud Shoulders, for sale by
nol9 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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LEECHES, LEECHES-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by the
steamer jamestown, lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the most reasonable terms. The subscriber
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel, 18th street. and at
night ON 18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
Sc Ia r. c.. HOBSON.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12
Tea at Home.

II will surprise many to know that we
neel no longer rely on China for tea, but
drink our home crown English and
be Independent ofthe (oreiyner-( such
independence is worth caring for. Mr..
Alexander Forsyth has aI,lressed com.
.nnnica,ion to Horticultural Society, in
which he says that, having considered
that the tea Of Paraguay is a species
holly, he ,ricI our common holly, and
finds The tea, when washed, equal to or.
.dinary five shilling tea. The prickles
serve an important purpose, for they keep
the leaves separated during the roasting,
and thus save tho trouble Of frequent
turning. The smell given off is at first
unpleasant, but it'dsappears entirely as
the leaves cool. "What will tea drink
ers, confirmed tippling tea drinkers. say
to thisl' observes Mr.. Forsyth. "The
very ten itself becomes cheap at last,
and abundant, growing in the garden
hedge.h Aforest of tea trees in full leal
at orrdoor? Such aharvest has never
before been seen. Waste not aths holly
snym more upon whip handles; peel itno,
for .birdlime, % formerly; squander il
not,sysa at christmas; but reap it, fossl
Il, again aud again, fof ihs store, will be
annually renewed, and tbs future foliage
Ewill furnish fnef ted leaves than those
lust kathsfea.ssl ,What an opportunity
AesagssahsI hJultesstofas shay vail doubt.
Jess take care tl,a. We Ruh.ic dti9k hol
ly tea whether OF no."-Chambers Joar'
AL
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For the Sp,rit of The Times

Hon. John l.. Taylor, Of Chillico,he
Represented in Con ress from this Dis
tric,, has gone 10 Europe, he sailel in
the Atlantic, on the 10Th inst. Iron.
ton Register. .....
lie is gone where he orght always to
have been. Heaven senl he may thore
remain among the Lanl Stealing despo.
tisms Of Europe! He is the fellow tha'
vorcl for the Seventy million acre rob.
berry ol.lhe domain that the heritage OF
the American people nigh! become the
property Of Conspiracy Of Railroad
Corporations and chartered monopolles.
Not only that but votcl against the
Homestead Bill, which gives to every
lanllcss American Citizen home on
the soil Of the Country.
Let the landless ,oilers Of the nation
remember him.
To crown his character Of reproach
and shame, he voted for the great slave
Catching law, which has converted the
Federal Government into great nation
al bloodhound for the Niger Catchers
and Kidnappcrs. ******
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Sad Heath.

John Doe AMI Richard Roc. .wellknown
sentemeL whose chances for making le.
gal attainments have been remarkable,
but, neither of who n reached high po.
sition at the "bar," dicl last night at -
o'clock, precisely, having attain a ripe
old age. Peace TO their venerable shades.
Gin. Ctm.
We cannot say thet any one but old
Mr.. Fogy and family in this vicinity
near and dear relatives Of the deceased,
regret their demise. Nor was their de.
cease wholly unexpected. The vital
spark began 10 grow dim some one or
two years ago, anil decay hal already set
in. The new Cole had shocked their
agel systems.
We are sorry to say that Messrs Doe
aud Roe, though so often classified TO.
ge,her, were the bi,,crest opponents. A
long course of litigation hal enslrangel
then. Their families from time imme.
mortal have had feud, worse than tina.
Of the GUELpHs AMI GnIBBELINEs.--
Stram to say, that Roe always seemed
the aggressor; and Doc the injured man.
Roe was never known to sue Doe; bu,
Doc was always declaring about Roe's
force ar d arms. Their difficulties huil
reference always to real estate, of which
they seemcl to be large hol,lers. YET
when it came to the fight in court, Roe
always pretended 10 be the loving friend
Of some honest but respectable citizen
and slipped out himself to slip the citizen
in. 9t'.
Now that they are gone, their litigation
ceases. it may be that certain ultornies
will regret their death, for they broush,
a lucrative practice to the profession
Eulogics may be pronounced on them
by some Of our judges. The firm Slow
horse and Bleok letter will have Grape
at their door. Their large family collec
ton Of Bigwigs in London will ear the
news of their death with II pidation....
Few Of our own people however will
sympathive with them in their af1liction
as4 The day of Doe is done, -a
4r The race OF Roe is run. t
i...... .......... t.,.. statesman.
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Arrival Of the Steamer An erica.

HALIFAX, July 6.-The steamer A.
mericn, with dates from Liverpool to
the 25,h ult, arrived at this port this
morning. .-.
Tho Sublime Port had 1atly refused to
acccic to the last ultimatum dispatched
to him by the Gear, still the Russian
army had not crossed the Danube, and
the probabilities were strong that war
would not take place. t.r.
The accounts from China are meagre
The Americans were assisting the EN-.
peror, while the English were neutral.
The prevailing opinion in England
in regard 10 the Turkish question ap.
pears TO be that the com.bineI feet will
enter the Dardanclles in case the Ru..
slams occupy the Danube provinces, af.
ter which Austria will offer her me liza.
ton, when the matter will be peacefully
settled.
In France, ministerial changes are
announced. A remarkable statement is
going the rounds of the French me,rop.
oils, that Napoleon is about 10 submit
the question Of peace or war with Rus.
sla, 10 the people. ~
It's also rumorel that. .,heFrcnch gov.
crnnient had copy oflhe Russian man.
iIeslo ten days before the date Of our ad.
vice, ami in conjunction with England
had recommended the Porte to accele
TO the request Of the Gear, in the form
Of note, instead Of treaty.
|
ulaling the affairs Of the Bonaparte fam.
lily. The Emperor assumes the master.
ship, and his consent is necessary to the
marriage or divorce Of any Of the family,
the members are also prohibited from
going over sevcnty.fve leagues from
home, without the permission ofthe
Emperoi. The penalties attached arc
arrest and exile. '''
Another insurrection had been fear.
ell at Freybourgh, in Switzerland, and
the Guards had been called.
The Prussian Cabinet takes neutral
ground in the Turkish question.
There is much excitement in LON.
bary and central Italy, owing to the
Turkish question, an. it was reported
that Mazzini was again in Switzer
land.
i Austria has large military camp near
Varrassa. taf'
1t is supposed that tho Swiss troops
in the pay OF Austria would be Withdrawn
by order of,he Republic.
Dates from ST. Petersburg Of the l7th,
say that no final resolutions respecting
the occupation Of the Danubian Prov.
inces would be taken until the Porte
again had refused the ultima,um.
1t is stated to be the policy Of Russia
10 exhaust The resources Of Turkey, by
causing an nimmense outlay for her de.
fence.
The latest dates say that the Russian
troops had enteIcl Moldavia, and were
! proceeding TO Eucharist.
i. The Emperor reviewed the Baltic feet
ut Amstadt on the 18th. q as
). Menchikoff is spoken Of as the Gov
, ernor Of Cornca.
u. Advices from Odessa say that wheat
, had advanced there, owing TO the large
purchases, which were making for the
Russian forces. a .
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12
MIR. Webster's Memory.

The New York Express suysin deli
cate compliment has been paid the &C
cornplished lady OF the deceased states'
man by some of5his friends in that city.
Wishing to testify their respect for Mr.
Webster's memory, and their regard fol
Mrs Webster, who is a New York laly,
they subscribed tho sum Of tDcnty Jfue
thousand dolla.-s as o present. They
heve terdercdA their liberal offering in the
form ola elegant residence. handsome.
ly furnished, or as on investment, subject
10 her sole control and for her sole bene.
ft.-Boston Journal. sG @ -sft
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12

Lawrence County Agricultural
Fair.-We have been looking rather
anxiously for tho list Of prizes for the
Fair to be held in this place this fall,
but not seeing it, CIR even hearing from
it, we would invite the attention Of those
interested, as VIC think it should be laid
before the public at as early day as
convenient, if it is expected that many
will compete for the prizes.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12
Errisal oi tho Steamer Africa,
New Yonx.luno :

N ,sAy New YoRx.Juno 80.
The steSfne Affica, with dates fr5tH
LIvsrpSD TO Saturday the l7lh inst, ar.
rtsl atthis pbr ttis itorning:
oENEnAL LIxTELLIoExcE.
The Turkish question was almost OK.
clusvely occupying public ulteniion.-- b
Tho accounts which had reached, Eng.
land wsrs extremely conflicting. iip
~, ,Phe fsussians seem detcfminsd4osnxy.'
cnpy the Danish province, which France
declares will be violation Of existing
treaties. i1Yslacdss fRr ssag 40
The English government, had moi. 10.
ken decided steps. 50 ftfas had ifanS.
pircd. p" l'f'1'a
The latest tclcgra phic ndvices state
TINT tho report that Russia had accepted
the mediation Of Austria, is rather doubt.
full, and this uncertainty had affected
oil the markets, but the Paris Bousse
keeps UP on the supposition that there
will not be general war.
A despatch from Constan,inople, ds.
!el the oh, says that the Russian cour..
ief, with tho Cza,s ul,ima,um, hal az.
lived there. and i, was though, almost
certain the Porte woul,l refuse it. The
news by Indian mail had been telegraph.
oil 10 London. The British had been
taking Boiling, with some loss, and was
preparing 10 advance on Ava. IN case
The offered terms were not accepted
within thirty days. ts t.r z
The Insurgents in China had taken
Nankin, and Chang Choc and Shanghai
arc totally destroyed. Radetsky, it is
conf deniIy sail, is to be empowered
I 10 settle the difference between Austria
and S,yizerland.
Mr.. Vanlerbilt sailed on the 18th for
Russia.
twas reported at Paris that Napole.
on had warned the Italian refugees not
to attempt an insurreclion at present.
1t was reported there was much OK.
element at Milan, and another insured.
ton was expected.
The British fleet had sailed from
Malta for the Bay OF .'iscay,and the Rus.
sian squadron had left Sebastopal for the
CircassIan coast. >-. ....
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12

BD- The new Rolling Mill firm we un'
,!erstanI is TO be II. & F. Bandy. The
senior partner Of the firm has been in
town for some days making the necessary
arrangements for the speedy construc'
ZION of their mill. ]. II. Jones, one Of
The partners in The machine shop, is
manager. Sec advertisement TO receive
proposals for mason work in another
column.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12

ESae We invite attention 10 the a,ver'
lsemcnt of p. Murphy, successor TO NJ
4 p. Murphy, in another column. Put
is clever and ACCOMMODATING dealer
give him call. .... ......
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New uampshire Legislature,

Boston, July /. New Hampshire Log.
islature passed the resolution sustaining
the present Administration. but rejected
tho one advocating the acquisition Of Gu.
ba and Canada.
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Removal.

ne Before the publication of the
next No. OF the "Times," our Office will
have been removed 10 the building we
have erected especially for that purpose
on the corner Of Center AMI Third Streets
at the sign or"Times Office"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12

i Thou msyest be sure that he that will
In private tell thee Of thy faults iss,hy4
friend, iorhe adventures thy dislike, and
doth hazzard thy hatred; for there are
few men that eau endure h, ssery man
for the most part delishtinginselfP lfPEsiss.
which is ono ofst6s moyt univsssal Iol-
lies that bewitchas mankind.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12

nsaF Shall Lawrence County be repre-.
sente in the State Convention for the
nomination Of candidate for School
Commissioner? 1t will assemble on
the Gath Aug, at Columbus.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12

Wneat derVpSt.--A nef ~ WHO
Republican in speaking ofswhedr har-
vest says; "The wheatin this region is
c.rIy secured. The crop is more
abunlan, one than ever harvested be-
FORE" 1t also snys thu, S. w. Early has
crop of $50 ncres that will nveiess
from 80 to 40 bushels per acre. No
doubt the Wheat crop in the aggregate
throughout the county, Is much more
than an average one. The weather still
continues excessively dt> in this vicini
y. though we understsnd that thsfe has
been rain in the eastern part Of the
county. sa a ~
P. S, Since the above was written, on
Sunday We we're blessed with fine
| shower Of rain, preceded however By a
violent wind; ,ha, filled the air SO full Of
dust as to give the appearance Of aP.
proach;ng night, and rendering it 'mpos.
sible 10 sec bu, fey yarls into the mo.
wing mass Of eanh. During the rain
Mr.. Geo. Clark's new brick dwelling
on 81 street was struck by lightning,
the fluid passing down the water spout
to the earth. Fortunately there was
no ono injured, and but little dam.
ago done TO the building.
Moniay P. NJ. Yet another refresh.
ing and abundant rain is lending its aid
to revive the dying vegetation. The
dusty yellow has departed from the trees
AMI shrubbery, and given place 10 the
beautiful green that lends each shady
spot its onchantmont at this season.
Not only is vegetation reviving, but all
animated nature seems to rejoice in the
pure atmosphere that again surrounds u.s.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-12
Steamboat Explosion--Loss Of Lifs.

New York, July 1.-The steuraer New
World. when about leaving this city for
Albany this morning collapsed ane.i,-
Two persons were killed and six scaldcd.
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STATE ELECTION.
ELECTION TUESDAY, OCT. il,h.l

rI:tEcTfoN TUESDAY, OCT. il,i.l
u FOR GOVERNOR, ,E rrTr
WILLIAM MEDILL, Of Fu;rfcld.
LIl:UT. GOVERNOR, d.
LETTER BLISc, Of Alien. ys
SECRETARY or STATE, a.
WILLIAM TREvITT, Of franklin.
TREASURER or STATE,
JOHN o. BREsLIN, Of Seneca.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
THOMAS w. BARTLEY. OF Richland.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
GEORGE W. McCc0K. Of Jefferson.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS
WAYNE GRIsW0LD, Of Pickaway.