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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
NoTIoE-E EXTRA.

~" = NUTTUE- ENTHhl
IhaVs small stock OF common clothing that will dis
poRe OF al cost or even less 10 make rom Of my Snn
inToi "'' A'OU'' RICH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21
Hoskins, HelskeIl o Q

&2E 3. pAnrn & Co. wlnsTo advances on sO"'n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-21

Anepaoh, brOIneI O ~,
Wholesale DRY Gv0DS STORE,
kof0 North Third a. eqrnSr q ChslF,
WIII,: ~, ~, I nSn,,sb, Harry PArnan Sepi7danl
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Dniloius Maferials.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEANS for FIRE
~ PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS. STORE 'FRONT.',
ROOFS, Thu underlined prepared 10 fanuHh
sod wrought ro1 relied Beams cut 70 specified lengths
price wkich eBsbes proof buildings 70 BE- erected vsT
moderate advance Of wooden The pablo ~
invited examine the build Of Mes Hsrpsrk bnosk
Cisst they have been g.ed FOR further aiosD
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VI UKMAIIUN NANIED-O1 AI-ICE CUL-
i GAN ss.c years and be- sister ELIZA ued years
natives Of Comfy kildare Ireland sho arrived this port
ibs l2k December ES In charge Of girl ssrs-d Mar 0sse
Ter PER shp Henry Clay from Liverpool Tue f,ih-r and
rttsr II k. TO- st named rirb living No ~ NORTH
Pk 81 Philadelphia and desire that the ehldrea nay call
frsnk..sG
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Diaper marebouse.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. j. T. DERRICK
L SON, Co., Ne 80 Beskman g.. otsr hr ~ q =
tower terms:
Writing Psper, Ensihh French and Ansness-
New Paper ell sses. weighs and qssltsa
Book Paper. ell siEes. weisbtl and qsAiities
fsae Paper fancy eolo and white Of the eesf sasA<
Han ins Paper white AID colorea. diserest v>drss
Hsrers Paper thin. and Of the ssss qaasy.
Cloth Paper $40 ard pxH -.
Essiish H.rdv.r. Paper large .ssornens isss Sasse
Bbesthins Paper Of the b>s, quality
Wrapping Paper. sus~ Rss, snS Manila
Tea Psper VI different sizes
Tar Roofing Paper suitable for roof n ross
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fine ARTS.

T1INF ARIS.-BELGiAN FREE OALLkRf
II Of PAINTINGS end sTATUARY. No SCI Bro.dwiy-
DIP BRACKELERR Jr cole accredited sseot to- the Belgian
School OF Art would respectfully announce 70 tbs Amateur
Of Zine Arts Of this great Metropolis that he h~ u" received
fom EuI ops valuable Paintings By the most esssfs'ss
Artists:
l. The Jubilee Of Fifty Yea, By V. De srseteisE
z The Venetian M.sque. BY Siesise do keyser
g. The Storm By Robbie.
4 The Balls By Rus. Verboeckhover
Thee Pantir will be exhibited ffcm 10 N 70 ~ r. NJ
from this cate the 2iih December AdInissioa free
NEW PAINTING by AIRY SCHEFFER.-
The respectfully TO the public thA
hsyips received beautiful Painting BY the celebrated AIRY
sehefeI they will ,hib for short time in their sine Ara
'""e' TIE TEMPTATION OF CHRIST.
tn. latest compostion Of sohefer snd conhdery eheres
for the the pubic specimen highest
Art Subscriptions for Line Engraving FROM ,hs paint
ms III be received at the Gallery Exhibition 5Pen 0tn
A NJ to . p NJ. Admission fiee- .
GOUPIL 4 Co, No. ss Broadway. Ee~ Yots-
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Observation-Disclosures.

EOTJCP-NOTTCEA.- ANZE1GE-NOITlI tn.
N-PuUNrlIN'- INDIA STORE. No So bR ADV Al
DhE,s GOODS and Novel Carrots ans Usefai Af-ee' a"
D.. esot.s,r s-i,eus;en brlaehb,ntsa sessn,to-s ~
U,ibu. ekiss ssehsbteu an pass' Issses ,-,.1 -.
soiee. pour hotes Sogsesges. Artieies ses g
Cti.ss pouf E;f ntes ,. .. J..
cpT..ifsd Dlisf pr. p-s.nis. "a .. - ..oete.
DARiAN MARBLE sTATUETrG>.-4O DIT
tseuf fsu-rs q v1isgs sEe. eonDfss al ~ e-.t pr
trc,icrs Of Aloerusn C. pe'sud AID "esE, in,os .l1
V,esfvood TIE Return r. Nsis.e Gre-t Slave q 's'
D.rcs Grs AutLt. oges a. Ll,-uf- o. othsf an
%. .tusr, Butte Ct eostsf Cay A. ,tn al J-hap
Li.s tycz &c Also isz sa.ty = Mad 1aas "a '.'
tn, r!fcrs V.,ss Match pots Csi r-tev-r. &c Che dc
b. fsr the dsons, ard arrest .s-or n-rt ever
nS Ia III. eountry B.d- and .trseser. az sIsd %
call sad ezAu.ice IA 49,, Z, n -
* ysdsu stairs above " indi. .-
USEFUL PRESENTS-GOLD PENS and
L GOLD srd SILVER PENCIL CASSS o. esi;re 1eE ass
beautiful designs stores No y Srs-e go .Ha 10 u
tsceu-!.Le u DAOLS' ~
VINCENT LECOMTE, Wholesale and Retail
Y Cors.ciion.r No 3 2Gresn~1eh q. "e'n.t nIJ
or h.po sugar TOYS Oman for Csse G1m Drops coma
eopis, ard a. ic.s o. table ;sf the X li1sya
OOe BROADWAY.-PARIS FLOW RS,
OC( CHRISTMAS Presents, snd NJ " Al ,
TAv0RS-brdsl Wr..th. coming 81 81 esch; tntd'-n Q
School Wres'hs 6oEsn; TsEet Wreshs - 70 80 ooe
ou.t. 20 80; IL Fruit Mos Leaves sn1 otar n;eres'
ms td., Otreh TIPS and Marsboris in fr-st vsr.y 50,
Price, JAMES IUcKER No 81 Broadway, ne~ " aiie''-
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Poo. 10 e-e.,s prc,ourd sensation i snrT;
TIL II l. by FANNY FEhN.
X Prio- 81 IS .
aWp READ 1T THROUGH LAST MOTT, s'Ekf

W. OF 1T" baf fNr,,
Fanny Ferns sew book u ussnf 'ens.hee ~ " veg
1870 Eeno The folOwiDs extrsct from le,tef ron ga
itn.sf s1tto-l wa read u, t'nE Row ne feAa
b.e been rsyains MINIS ~a-n iersee
~. ios Ruth Hal h.d sleep ou, such hs coai
each n The reached fh. place. and -s pre2tiaf
- an nv Io.s By long ustts but vo as ms Jazz
h,fore wa acy jump into bed th1sst would tsn
re =, the book ho< l. stared Oh 5'oa Land M
hirg sssia eryinE Then felt .en.sta'a Of co
ard orovtr,d that bit haf orcsd and With P,sA-
h.ud went 70 bed but no, to sleep Lsst
trr ,.sn nv candle eommenced and feai r-sf until iee
c.roe atersc 10 GOT AID iembied aroass to
otbe.; gropins about for them sHddsn ss- % neioa
s-s Tor o heao had with sharp po.aed
bee,ost hsno bead snd the othsroa'.''ce~a
70 ard posis prfsusd se.rch End
Thsp We noiIs NJ through the dsrk avenues OF c1r"y
tavern suoceedsd ct lat In tDcSE down rsi' ofno-a
other candle and NED dns The town es 20
,.rfs eyery feen nibsies III 10 the mortns io1od ny
self a; The the book and miaE. three .ueeeFs nSh
,ls,p There, that is ny opinion Of Rufh h.l
w 49, - ~ MASON 9RDTHHRs
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COOL.

Goal.
NOALS.-Peach Orchard, Red or White An.
~ delivered from yard nut. ssi Stove. Egg. Of E"as'
jAcos WEEKS. Nos. SIS so.,ry cad ,li orssos&-
NOAL.-J.L L. WORTH, Coal Dealer, Yard -
~ ser Of kh ed fhonpso0 "a; dsvutsvs s0es. -
Wells. sseosl ~. u u U~
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1nstrurtion.

DOOK-KEEPING, WRITING, ARITHAE-
ID TIC Mr. DOLBEAR, No. go Broadway, cor Houston
receives pupils this weeh ana gu.rsote-s 70 qndy
them short any attn ,ton 10 business The course
/. Practical aud business Ike Terms moderate Two
private without charge be secured this day or
evening.
ENTLEMEN of the BAR specially
~ of the vslue Of hsnd writing, combining az
t.. rspidty With lesihity. The d..isn ADD tue os,
c..sry eject Of MAcLAURINs CURRESrE CALAMD
SYSTEM enable every pupil 20 unite 10 the highest
possible degree the elements Of q1siiy ana quantity
o. nflem.u 20 whom would DO object to PURE the
sbnty 20 essy spd handsomely a. the rate OF twenty
foos per hour invited give the upo>rgned the op
poruny Of convincing them Of the entire truth Of hrs stse
5e7sn p NJ, daily 5 MAcLAURlS,
Room No. Clinton Hal. Aston place.
MISS SHOWS DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
VI LADIES No II Vest 18th For English branches,
~ 70 30 per quarter. Frensh and Muse eXu.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN
N1 sTlTUTE-Ho As 4thst, on WsshinstOa-sqaare,
entrance No. l5s Mscd0uE. q
OTTIGNONs GYMNAsIUM-Nos l59 and
" 1871 Crosby .t-ODen daily frou. sunrise until 10 NJ.
Eyeuins Css. Oeock JOHN WOOD Director SpaTriue
taught BY C. ?. oTrIGSoS. Proprietor
VNHE SCHOOL of Mr.. BINGHAM for BOYS
Il Called the CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM. Bible Bogse.
Astor place sd sy has several vacancies Ia
each u the Departments the complement being twenty
The thorough syt,emac and eessnt training afforded
liar, and believed to be sneq5aled in this country.
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INFORMATION WANTED-DENIsON P.

INFORMATION WANTED-DENISON P.
L LEvIs (or. - be Ia sonsnnss esllsd JUDGE LswIs)
shis trsssrt AZ sKs erss srl.siy er and other AMI
sree ces II SSr~ieh COM He uppo~d TO have h.S
siih hin large Pocket BOOB containing Aoney, Checas
Dr.fts Cersfcstes 81 Deposits whek missing Ary
peror infcss.ce that sha Iced the recovery
he shove property Ara p.P-n give nfornson Of he
.ye .upto-ed dspodfs IN bsnt Oil Be- Sersy ~srse1
tie susoIet VITO brother Of the dscess>d and a9nntrs
hi. estate The pubic esaooec &C, 20 .ny
he Above er.fta Ac9rsa JAMES II. LEWIS
Horweh.Swr. Conn
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Cost ano fonno.

Cost an0 founo.
G. 0S0 REWARD.-The following accept
" ~)O Ircss lOsi BY. sclsn from Of
esrts als' this Afternoon viz Three cfss numbered
respectively 1852 SO ASH, dated Ssw0r.sn. Nor H.
l5 sr.vB ty Js.r D. Essbs on and accepted b. H.
meuys y. pbews Co reysbe SIXTY days after shs
usl Bel csstie and excepted nor ls 1885, for thou
.sud as. sch Their Pay h>s been stopped AL per
hereby esnoBed fsnst negotiating .ns. The s5ose
reward sill be psic upon t5-r delivery &c IA
NJ MORGAN 4 SON Ma 81 Walls
Nev-York Dee. Il. 1854
g. On IRE W A ID Lost. 9 DIAMOND
y ~ CLUSTER PIN set 10 Blue Enamel While -
iunir frcu the Academy o. su'ie h The snie- will
receive the above reward and h.ns the OF .syns
1t at the Office CT 4 No II Be.verr. up stain
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nUBUQUE TRIBUNE-The Official P.oe1 o.

~ TIE City. This Of the oldest sa6 nos v,delv a,
salsssl Nsvpsses Iowa kswYort merchants and o,h.-,
UhaG b ssea the besises u Dialogue and the sppsr NJ
ukrfp1i vii 20 vel tA<r Advertissnears 70 THE
DUBUQUE TRIBUNE. vh>A b issssa Daily wssily "a
fhWssAis ed wheh Ia slrssly large aavsEx psros-
- = vi - - By rsssssses 10 ~ ssisnnA
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furniture, &c.

CABINET FURNITURE-ROsew mahos.
~ any and walnut and most approved psttsrnx
SOLOMON TANNING, No. n CsthariRe-st would respeo
fully this old manufacturing estsblhoasnt
where be found Of good P.or Be-
rocr Furniture. WIN be sold at redaeed prieos.
AN PS, CAMP II ENE, dc-
i Lamp Csmphen., Burning Fluid. Alcohol. Phss~s
Gas Spirits TuIpentine te For sale in Quantities suit ~
ehsssrs. BY CHARLES FULLER, Manufacturer, e
No. 40 Greenwichst Nsw.YerkL
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90 Ubcm il Alap Concern.

DONATIONS will be thankfully received st the
H. HOht No. lSt ut1-sv.. lb-t-e.r pa snd 2G sts q
for The wOMEh's PRISON ASSOCIATION, ether Food,
Cleskipr Furniture or Mercy.
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4 0OOTO 100 DOWN fora beautifu

U j ,VVV HOU|E, lbHfl, Two soIies ADD tttc, WIN
.tor, ed 10 shsshy location; Grocery Wason Ho-C
Of Harness sood oder business cash s.es
Ter - o hr.e ssfsbhed schools eharches
beet ofsociety hDe chance or young For par
tirula-. .prly 20 b. ". RICHARDS. No. 81 Brohx war.
BOry y inmates By railroad from the city, s popu
leticn cf5 100
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t1iaro- fcrtes an0 musie.

EOLIANs, MELODEONS and PIANOS, with
AZ new and vagsbie iriprovemeDts-new scales
SUNNI p.tent-.eion and Suspension bridge superior 10
touch dusoiy and finish any before offered hand
every variety ofstys snd finish FOB SALE 70 dealers and
othsrS ., reduced prces
Two Rosewood risno nearly dis,s1ns
ron cost SECONDHAND PIANOS and MELODEOS5
for SALE or 70 RENT Low. NEW MUSIC pushIhed
daily Our stock Of nrse and MGrc Boon 10 Of the
lArrss, country Dealers supplied lev MuSc
sen, BY HlAH, postage free BERRY GORDON,
No Broad SeE orb
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CTEAM POWER to LET.-The whole, or
at of the t~o.tory BRICK FACTORY, 100 feet BY %
feet At ELIZABETHP0RT. N J. Apply to mar ,1
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G. OS REWARD will be paid for any informa.
~ ~ ton xhch Will lead th- recovery of sd named
JosFpH bAyTNs ssed shout IS yesr. who le his hon-
o. tie 4h o. Ap la. When last h-srd from he Va. Do
v,r on the 7th Dec sud hai been on the Morris Csnsl
"a. x..th,, If, y.r, destitute condition Had = dark
10, i,r,es "a fr.etle address other sise inform
JOHN HAVENs No Frankford road.
Kensisston, PHILADELPHIA
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WORTHY Of NOTICE.-An Invention has

w lust been mode snd Letters Pasot suped for shsre'
20. in IN. .agfcure OF 90 article which IA ths
con.uurou .yery family ~h-ther rich or poor Ih- s
ele e..h sriee oem.nd unlimited Of sure .nd easy pro-
dueol r.quiring bot small ps Aby wishing 70 CON
.pcs ba.ip... will do well 10 inquire Into ta mttter A.
that IN coat hpr coD.6esfi like the soove ente
il TO uotee Address. until the l5th g. w Washington
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nARTIES holding BILLS or DRAFTS drawn
/ by pRFXEL sAThHR CHURCH, OF san fr.neises
Cal os,.b II the Oc~sn Bank Of tss CITY are r-q'-~e'
present Ire same tor psymert 70 =, ~r,u
f T "a WICK & Rad. No ~ Nslet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-18

~ Candy veil IN posnd hall pss.s
Bfsten Csrdy well escorted ia ssy ssaary; noaoes al
fyrans for the holidays Aso, sns sssntu ent of
Toys Nation Chop Hns Of Plssty te 70 an n. s,ses
ias& RsnsabsI Ne 10 Csasi It. JAA A QUINN
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- LODGING Rooms fof Gsntiemen. furnished With eooi
beds and penty OF Beddns be bad for per rsht
81 per v-eh .v roons higher priced EASe Hotel
sernef Fnakipt saA VI lila n a.
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CTEAM POW T. X to LET at the
EMPIRE WORKS.
Foor OF East 1vssrY-FirrH.sr. NEW fosk /,
Both Room ana Power un-qu.ed BY any estso'hnent
Apgly 20 SLOAN LIE 3GETT. before 10 NJ, and AFTER
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TIVE BLACK SECRET ARM warn

peop. Of New York hs. the power TO inn'et sn'
u.t,n. lpe.. 10 the man whom it peTsecu-s call upo
the te pie ard the Polio. Of SsS York to take care OF ny
spd 10 wsh the ermn-swh attempt to destroy net only "
xeli o4rs but ~ life too Pits n there 10 God $50,
CE-Ah ALBiSi, residence. Bal'sy Brothers No lS y" II
Han.
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WILLIAM WEBSTER. spL..u-
CHARLES MILLER i''p''e'''

as 90 TO TO- 100 WORTH ofrS5ALABLE GOODS
WANTEI-sueh .. lo~ priced Domeste.. srpner Co,hns
H.rdu.- Yanse- MOTIONS &c Parties having such Goods
spd ,birg sell, eon,In the 70 men q SOM
n.sn. With erersS tiity snd integrity address EDWlS
AUGUSTA Civ Poet Offce sewfof
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nv Faxxy rskx.

GODEYs LADY's BOOK, for JANUARY, is
~ the Dost perfect specimen Of Magazine pss-
fhAeA Only Is BY mail will procure H. ana !;
richly vonh One Dollar. IL woald be pretty Chris:nD
fresn - nd 10 Lady All that Art devise and Money
procure h. been lsvhhed this nsm.er-snd yet 10 o5ly
fAe lssAer o. nany more The sco~ IN due sseesdoa
nsofhiy ns.ste The year II eontsas oae Han3red Page.
y keedss Matter By the bes Asihor; IS B1GnNsp; %
Co.trbsior and fan PAGE Plsse.-beszin 3s,sl ssses
ksssens esored and s0oa Of Coorei LAeuSSA b the
LASies: the Aetrt Ch.sees, with Erusvnrs alone
Serta re price OF The Npmser. u LONG BROTHER,
ne IN ksssssst and for sale sy 81 the Deslers
THE WAR.-MIRROR OF SEvASTOPOL,
Il CRIhEA. ard the BLACK sEA-rss oaly eorr.c,
tsvs yet given the pubc With full inforuson are jns
pssisAsd large beautifully eoloed sheet Sent by su
- ~ PARA Of the Postage paid Pree IS csrts
A H. JoCELYN. Puelshsr, No. 50 Falso. ct Asents
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Gouses 10 Eei.

DOOMS 10 LET.-Front and Back Parlor and
III Bedroom second aoer In quiet r.sreetsoe usS'
.'soos bslru C,r.is, Iuqaire NO. ~ Oh tnoersh
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FvNO CURE DULL lines, aD' In i1,i>'
CRANE Co Advertising HoGse NO io1 SAs "a 81
corner Of Apn Ses York sod No 81 soatn "a 81 al
slrhi. ofs f.cis. merchants 10 ssserse IA
ter. Of the Usion aud snsds 10 the very best pspe'
PenLx. s,,ss,J-S % wv. T. CRAsE
'etD~neie 1NeN~'~ ~ SrIyERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19
DISEASED SIDE BREAST EYES


Extract from a letter from j. Grimes, Esq, Lou.
doun county, Va:
my wife has been for years afflicted with great
weakness pain in the breast side and back palpita-
ton of the heart feebepess of the nervous system
loss of appetite complexion sallow the sight OF one
eye almost gone, the other very weak / am plees-
ed so say that HAMPTONS TiNCTURE has re-
stored her to perfect health. Her eyes good
ever they were"
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula
As q female medicine it is unrivalled
Sold by o. A. sTRECKER and PURCELL LADD
4 Co, Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg;
by all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
L MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists nnd
Storekeepers everywhere.
~ 81 per bottle !; bottles for 95.
la 2l-d& cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19

COMBINATION Or PusIsHMENr-George Nc
Cauiy, convicted OF the murder of George Lilly in
been executed yesterday Friday,) according to tn.
sentence passed upon him, has had his punishment
commuted by the Governor to 10 years coufine
ment 10 the Penitentiary. An officer from Rich
naond arrived here early on Wednesday morning
and started.with him to the Penitentiary Pockige
ham Register, July Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19
my 24-tf
WOOL DEPOT.-We have determined

WOOL DEPOT.-We have determined
W to open in this city, in connexion with our
present business Wool Depot, for the sale of Wool
and have engaged the services of Mr.. JOHN WA.
uIEfhihOGSE, the former efficient Agent of the
sary will be devoted exclusively to this business
All Wool received, will graded SO that each pur-
chaser can buy such Wool as he wants, and net be
compelled to buy such will not answer his pur-
poses. f
There is grown in Virginia sufficient quantity of
"oel II concentrated and graded, to attract the at.
tenton of manufacturers and dealers to our mark
ana we nope to succeed in establishing good marke
for the wool grower near home.
For particulars, see circulars
CRENSHAW L. CO.,
je23 Rirbmnnd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19

LIVER COMPLAINT. DEBIJITY

LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris, Esq g Letter, Alexan-
dria, Va.
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
says
MRS. II. have been suffering with Liver complaint
and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness through her whole system. She now en-
joys better health than for thirty years being entire
" restored by the use of HAMPTON'S VEGETA-
BILE TINCTURE.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19

BURSTING OF A SODA FoUSrAIs-In Salem
Mass, on Tuesday, lad named Horatio N. Nor
cross fifteen years of age was engaged in charging
q soda fountain, when the cask exploded, and .
piece ofthe copper struck him in the head. fractur
Ing his skull He survived In state of unconscious
meas few hours and expired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-19

One OF group of Spanish dancers, now a, tho
Gymnase, Paris, was recently actually feled to the
stage BY one bouquet OF more than ordinary size
which struck her on the head
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NOTICED. u A. WILSON respect,
~ fully announce that they have removed to thsir
new stand, on the corner of 9Th and Main SITS and
are prepared to execute every description of SIGN
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING punctuaIly and
on moderate terms. ~
With many thanks for past patronage, they hope
still for farther continuance of the same
~ dOuSE PAINTERS.-imita of Woods
and Marbles neatly and promptly executed.
DAVID WILSON,
lie 20-lm+ ALEX WITgON'
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WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
THIS celahrated Watering Mace Whic

WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
THIS celebrated watering place, which
l. is now open for the reception and accammoda-
ton of visitors, is situated u ath county, Va,
on the direct Turnpike Road to the White Sulphur
Springs aud Guyandotte, on the Ohio River.
These waters have been long and justly famed for
their curative qualities in various diseases well
for the luxury of bathing Their properties gem
thy aperient duretc and dsphoretic and applicable
to the treatment of the following diseased condi-
tons, viz:
Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, and disea,es re-
sultng from their latent existence; Affections of the
Spinal Marrow, and its consequences; Paralysis He
miplegia following suppressed excavations from Hoo
nlorrhids Uterine derangements. Metastsss of
Gout and Rheumatism; Affection of the Joints; Lum-
bago; Sciatacs Contractiops and Morbid Conditions
of the Bones the whole class of the Cutaneous Dis
cases. Scorbutic and Scroulous Affections; Dyspepsia;
Torpid and otherwise Deranged Conditions of the
Liver.
The improvements consist of large and commo-
dions Hotel, large number of handsome and con-
venisnty arranged Cottages, spacious Dining and
Ball Room, Billiard Room. Bowling Alley, Bath
'''N'~' THE BATHS,
which of the temperature Sc to 90 deg. Fahren-
IA large H ootsgonaI BATH, FOR GENTLEMEN,
48 feet in diameter, and in depth.
The LADIES' BATH, of equal depth.
Two Spirit Baths, and Private Bath for invalids.
All of which connect with cold Plungng Baths,
piled with spring water, OF temperature 60 to 70 deg.
The locality of these Springs is remarkable for
heaithlness-the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty, and the atmosphere salubrous and invgo-
| rating.
The Table accommodations will be of the best cha
racter, and every effort made to contribute to the
comfort and convenience of visitors.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for
| the season.
The following facilities afforded for reaching
| this place, viz
Two trains of daily from Richmond-the
first leaving Richmond at 81 A. NJ. arrive at Staun-
ton 1.-THE present terminus of the Va Central Rail-
| road) at / O'Clock 2. NJ, where coaches will be in
readiness to convey persons Clover Dale on the
same evenng-reman all night, and can run to this
point next morning to breakfast.
The second train leaves Richmond at g. O'Clock A.
M which is after the arrival of the Southern cars
This train connects at Gordopsvle with the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, and reaches Stanton at 81
p M, where travellers remain all night-leave next
morning, and reach Warm Springs at an early hour
same evening
N Il. Complete arrangements have been made with
w. p Parish CO., 80 that persons wishing to stop
at the Warm Springs, can do so, and resume their
seats at pleasure.
Rates of Board per day. flor less than week. 81 90
DO. do. per week.. .................. 10 90
Do. do do (colored do j..... 5 90
lChildren half price
Livery, per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
F. E LUCKETT M. D.,
A @. McCHESNEY, M D.
l.. H. LUCKETT.
jv l5-eo& WIN
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In Cincinnati on the 18th instant, Margaret Ash
was found guilty OF killing her husband, Robt Ash
The jury rendered a verdict of murder in ,be sec
oud degree
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The israelitish priests in Russia have received
from the Government the intimation tina they arr
not expected to offer up any more prayers for sue
cess OF the Russian arms. The Gear appears tf
distrust the prayers of q community which he has
infused