The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-11
NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
.ArrEMprAr AssAssIsAr1oN.-Mr. Edit,

= ATTEMPT AT ABsAsSINATI0N.-Mr. Editor:
p 1Ss T. Of
ARTHUR CONNER was stabbed by man calling him
self White, and finding that the Herald" Of that
city, has fit to call them both sIoytsmen know.
ing the parties WELL ask to be allowed to say word
in relation to each
Arthur Conner is an Enslishman by birth, and now
a resident of Loui.iana, where he is respected and
beloved by all who know him. He 10 a warm friend
of the turf and proof that he stands fair with
has been called after him He il in fact true sports
man and gentleman. Not so with the assassin rho
stabbed him Thomas Cro,riey. of Augusta Ga alas
of California ball player" or 'sthimble riesern
game fifty per cent. worse than robbiug house. is
notorious thief and pick-pocket and was no doubt
employed BY another of his stripe to assassinste Mr.
Conner. This vile monster was driven from Augusta
for stealing watch and was afterwards ARE, sed on
the race course at Baltimore for stealing pocket
book when the lost property found upon his per
son II such creature as this deserves the name of
ssportsman." then confess that do not understand
When White as the New York Herald now calls
him. last in Richmond, he publicly de-
nounced as thief by gentleman who knew him,
is one of the gang of bat" order that live under.
ground in day time to avoid law and It's incouye-
nien;es but burst upon the city at the first appear.
of gas light to commence their days operations
when the decent portion of mankind are asleep
Being master of the little joker" and proficient
hsve eye to his movements
Trusting that the /" Herald" will publish this no.
assassin and that he may not escape the punishment
he SO richly merits for attempting the life of gen.
tleman who declined his acquaintance, leave my
name with you, to be given up to the aforesaid
White whenever he may call to procure it, with the
positive assurance that am prepared to prove all
have said. LIZ 1l-1t' r.
DR.. M'LANE's VERMIFUGE always resort.
ed to when every other remedy fails.
NEW YORK, September Is 1852
This IL to certify that my child three years DID, was
troubled with worms some six months. had tried
several kinds of medicine, but none of them done
any good and it was not until l tried DR.. MLans's
Celebrated Vermifuge that she found any relief |
gave her the contents of one bottle which brought
from her very large quantity of worms but they
were so completely cut to pieces it was possible
count them. My daughter is now doing well; indeed
she is completely restored to health. l therefore
take pleasure in recommending it to parents. / would
say, by all means keep supply of this valuable med.
cine constantly in your houses. 1 have known many
children to die suddenly from the effects of worms.
1t also not unfrequently happens that children
caused altogether by the irritation of worms There.
fore we say again. keep it always in the house. II
costs but little, and may be the of saving life
and at any rate it will save physicianS bills.
Mrs LANE, No. S3S Eighth Of.
P. 8. The above valuable medicine also Dr. M.
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, can now
be had at all respectable Drug Stores in this city.
II Purchasers will be careful to ask for and
take none but DR.. MLANE'S vERMIFUGE-
There other Pills purportiug to be Liver Pills,
new before the public.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
jy l1-d&clw Richmond, Va.