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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-18
CRATES AND FENDERS.-Fiye hu1

vhAI Ed AND FENDEhS.-FTV6 nun
sale at reduced pricea-The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his
facture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns. such as square topped Gothic, Liptic
Circle, &C., with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum.
mer Pieces &c, to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country punctualiy attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis
couuts off, or cash by wholesale. = !,
Apply at my Sell aud Brass Foundry, ON Main, be-
tween 18Th and 9th SITS, Richmond, Va.
fa n
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GAWS, SAWS, SAWS! of every descrip
~ ton, manufactured and sold by zsl'-

I ga e-F *s-2'f ~--# TOLAND BURGER,
10th, between Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
I CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles, and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for
All Saws stamped TOLAND BURGER, warranted
to give satisfaction, if not, being fairly tried win
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening re-toothing and repairing OF oil kinds
done at the shortest notice. sSita7 a' /" rs -
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce a
Circular Saw, either large or small, that cannot
straghten, no matter from what cause or how badly
it may have been sprung or buckled.
ALI Circulars warranted q true. de I6-6m
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NO THE CITIZENS AND STR4N.

l. GERS VISITING THE CITY-If Won wish =
get your Hair cut and dressed In the latest and ost
sdprosnsd s styls, and your Minister'S changed to q
SON, at the Hair Dressng, shaving Shampeofns ana
Bathing Saloon. under the American Hotel. -'''
Blot. Gold and Shower Baths can he had
daily, from n. to 8 r. M, and on Saturday 10 n
z NJ Single bath Is cents, or 5 tickets for 81. En-
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n B. LUCK, STOCK AND LANE
Os. WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST,
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
q Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lotte ries
under the management of r France L Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business OF R. France L Co. addressed to them
Richmond, viii meet with prompt attention.
my2 C. B. LUCK
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THE subscriber has removed to an office
Il few doors from the corner of Broad and 18th
streets. near the Powhatan House, where he con.
unues to attend to all branches in the Agency and
Commission Business. Thankful for the patronage
of the from his friends and the public generally
( JAMES d. Elicit,
General Agent and Commission Merchant.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.--The

II above rewsrd, and all reasonable expenses, will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to u IN
Richmond of Negro Woman Slave, named MAkiA,
or, % che calls herself MARIA PERRY, II taken %
miles Or more from Richmond, thirty doiianii u
ken IN or near Richmond. L.
about gingerbread color, good set OF testn, lu.i
suit of hair, and pleasant countenanee. - :.
csc age not recollected, but she 10 peneveo 70 20
shout twenty.four or FIVE years old. ri 8
a#a 4asE34 ssT--T Office on Governor street,
IL nA...aanl Main and Frank lin sts.
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NTOCK- OF A FAMILY GROCERY
~ FOR SALE. AND GROCERY STAND FOR
RENT.--The subscriber being about to decline busi-
offers at private sale his stock of groceries, &c,
consisting of the usual variety; and sssz0
q FOR fsRENT-His Stand on Cary
Iii street, four doors below the Columbian Hotel,
The stand Is excellent one and enjoys good Gus
TOM. To one disposed to engage In the business, an
excellent opportunity is here afforded.
! ap l4-4t* ~ 7lHaasr ANDREW J. FORD.
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.'s SPRING TRADE OF 1854
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. <
~ MFPrIIA e. mECTNEp No

~ Ou111IO11z1Iy1-1 * w 1z01OI1E, NU
Oa 112 Main street, have received and opened the
largest and best stock of Ready made CLOTHING,
for Spring and Summer, they have ever offered for
SALE Their goods were manufactured by themselves
expressly for this trade, and win be sold as low as
they can be bought in any market In addition to
their present stock they will continue to receive
.och ppd
( Also, on hand, large stock of Shirts, fancy and
white; Fancy Goods, of every descriptions; Rubber
Goods of all styles; Under Shirts and Drawers Ho-
siery of every style and quality and every other ar
ticle usually to be found in a clothing house.
f-sa5- 80 s. MERCHANT l. WEISIGER,
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HIRSH & BOTTCHER, 179 BROAD
IL STREET, have now in store and are daily re-
ceiving their Spring supplies Of TRIMMINGS of the
latest and most approved styles, together with
large variety of FANCY ARTICLES, in part from
Europe.
We are also prepared to execute all kinds of
BRAIDING and EMBROIDERY WORK, having
recently engaged several competent hands employed
in that line. Many new and desirable Braiding and
Embroidery patterns have lately been added to
assortment, which we will stamp or draw at short
notice, and on the most reasonable terms
an lm* f's ''r 1855
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A LITTLE MORE LEFT! OF THAT
a GOOD CLOTHING SOLD BY GRosHONc
THRMAN CO., 86 MAIN SraE r. and pronnnnesi;
by coMPetent to be first rate IN style nnai;t
and fnish. Remember, s6 Main street fonr isa ang
Coat Vest or pair of Pants either Of which can ba
obtained on accommodating terms Let the rr II
commence immediately. - us9
apI4 0ROsHoNo, TUPMAr co.
WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, OILS
~ Ac.-French and American Window Glass.
Iarse assortment Of aizee
Zinc Paint; White Lead; Linseed Oil .
vsrnishes Brushes Raxis Green
ranterS Colors; 0laxers' Diamonds &C.: for sale
y PUACELL, LADD 4 co 81 6
@pz Drusgist, % Main 1t. s
DETER BABES BALTIMORE pop
.c,.i ~ nov s be obtained ct ..Ths Arhourn "a.
- 49, 49, 1Inger, Lemon, GAnapariiia and Ambro.
-. n ss9le 9 Acknowledeed super nor bv ali Who
~ IL 80 ~ Pc reesiyed ffesh ever week. and
'or ssas Wholesale Or retsIfby e4'
.pII z 3. s.: Conner 3 h. ", a, Ah .s.s
RLAcK FIGURED SILK YFHTs'-
- nesesyed pr stssnsr Jamestown. lot o. .nr..
nor esask hGufA etlh yEGTG Of the nsvSst 49,.
A,n = AEkcHANs 4 yiiisidH !.
ATgAH : s1skiIilH 8. =
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NARD.-LADIES,N OIICE.-Slx hand
~ some Mahogany Cane Seat Chairs, $7.7h usual
price $40; Mahogany Sofas upholstered in hair CLOTH
spring seat ST. usual price $22; Mahogany Bureaus
large size, g. usual price Sl2 very large High Post
heavy, Sill. usual price Si6; Enclosed Mahogany
Wash Stands, S. usual price SO; handsome Marble
Top Bouquet and Sofa Tables, 50, usual price SIS.
I --ssjf--7 I. WIN. SMITH, Manufacturer, s.s.
1874 South Third street, above Cathedral,
/ X. s5. ~ Philadelphia, Pc.
iy mack ed and Skinned order. ms 23-3m
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DUMPS I. PUMPS!.-Ju received at
= my store on 18th St, between Main ana Cary. a
other Force, Lever. and Double action Pumps of
various Patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
will sell on the most accommodating terms Per.
sons needing such articles should give me a cali
NH Sits aA8 y CHARLES n LANG lev
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nOGGETT & ANDERSON, Uphol-
~ sterers and Paper Hangers have now in store
their Spring Stock of French and American Paper
Hangings, amongst which some of the richest
Gold, Velvet and Silver Papers for psrors. Also, a
general assortment of Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
with. general stock of Curtain and Upholstering
Goods, all of which will be sold on fair terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholstering attended to pune
tually in town or country. auS-2m
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TnE iN HF d rumh AN or ME TaE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, nth ST,
One DooR FROM THE PosT OFFIcE.--AUTHoRIzED
CAPITAL, $500, 060.-Ths Company will take FIRE
and MARINE RISKS on az favorable terms as any
other Company of equal responsibility. ~se.- =
a-f o. F. BRESEE, Actuary.
Z ~tE REFERENCES.
Samuel Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond.
. A. Smith, do Farmers Bank of Va, do.
Z Joseph r. Anderson, Esq do.
TIA. Tidball, President of the Bank of the Valley,
Winchester. 4 s-tfE F-z
Henry NJ. Brent. Cashier of the Bank of the Valley,
Winchester 4.-, f. -
!. H Sherrard, Cashier of the Farmers Bank, Win
chester. -. 81 + a-f i
Hon. James M. Mason U. s. s., Winchester.
! B. w. KNOWLES will receive applications as
heretofore. ID -4zf-ss-.f e.. f.. asF - NH % dim
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I ndE q g2o caals Hhqnastpp, landing,
'Rna 4 =. : ! s1lxwls wrss som.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-06

PrrltION P1R rng PARnoV " lIEALE Ill ap'
pe.Hau ulrlh is already max ny in Phll'dr'I'lla
to ptucure tile pardon Of Dc lleale, convicted ol
the OUTAGE on Miss Nh Ike. Aud what is eNfaOtdI'
nary. lie wlrenf tie prison, lra'pubshel The IOl'
bwius appeal to the public lot SsneEs to lie pelI'
tom
UIS wIlu The utmost drlli 'nCv That nDpeAT In
lLiy mannrr Lt lOiv Tie mJtc. ROT 10y own SAKE
would not UU, would Uraf my s. nov nnl
rn,Ils, IN silence tAlhtr Than ublmde myself UP
nm The ruze VI selfish, Conscious weld but !
awe duties to Others, which must mol ShEinE ltOnl
I,scharing whatever may be lie cost IL my own
feelings
have eight young helpless children, practically
m de- orphans by the resent painful events, with
winch Tie nuhlIc ate familiar. have a husband
dear to me as my own life, shut up IN 'he cell oil
n,ison. lurau alleged crime lam JUST az WsH Guii5
f,d he mere committed as can be Of any event
winch has not tfausplGel under my personal Obsef.
ystIou. II | believe hun guilty would suIler in
g,lsnrr and sorrow The shame aud l,t jusllce lake
AS contse. | have tue feelings Of woman, aid
uouI resent ike . women an mdlgMy upon
m,frh's. hut nOlhl.go the KIND has occuuedi
nv busbi d hos been oven down by Conbina-
u1n of outward circumstances, which human
ulsdoln could not lOTySee moi human care prevent.
kpop what he rs In domestic life, In lie bosom
Of his family. aud in The ClIClU Of his lnends, !
,Mnk know tie purity oil ms life, aud Tie luleg'
Tly Of his heat.
III, sorrows aud Ills WI 'ngs have made him deaT-
.tlulne than ever. | will SLATE his suIEuws with
Loving, sympnlhzing heat, however lietctlY The
,,ofn may beat upon lin. Tie my husband, The
Clber OF my cIddren, aud has bern to me tUSr all
iIgi q pi(s and mother could dssirS. In these
circumstances ii is ,HSy 10 ste that | cannot resi-
nh my loving one is restored to Tie ohee 10 which
he hasalwoys impaired Joy AID gladness.
VIII mol gentiOus sympnlhlslng cummunl
iyaid NE in his .6oHi This is the object Of this
Games, appeal, Tack not for money, but IOr what
isto me, in my ciTCumsHnc S, VI more value than
the gold Of Ophil-a kin! co operation in securing
ii, iatrpgniion Of ESteuiips eismtHey, Phsno
IS my only resort. Petitions LOE paldon, alErady
numsrousy signed ATE in circulation. viii moi
every husband aud father coulerupun NE the great
favor Of giving lis slgnaultsl Kind aud prompt
response 10 this earnest appel will tighten lie soT'
lows aud tue bitter onguish Of o once united, hap
ny family, bat now SlIickea down, dtsolaitd, aud
made " d ink the cup OF woImwood aud gall.
LOUISE b. BEALE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-06

ANOTHER SEcREr 0RUER, The San Augustine
Red Lander eOms that new SECRET OTdeE has seel
instituted at l.ockGaH, Texas, called Tie "lempl'
Ol WISDOM" and that The nySeIles and CelelnO
mes ale conducted by young lady, We do no
nee 10, any Order can 10 secret when yUunI la
dy is c,guEanl vi the mysteries. Que Thing
however, we are c. ram VI, II b'Oncies Of tl,'
"Trnpv Of Wisdum,i ate established IN ever!
city, luMu, village and hamlet throughout III,
Urou, aud young aud pretty ladies ATE Tie priest
g.yrs, all Young Amtnca' VIII sOOn be worship
pue at lie temple, aud the 0deTwllI become yin
uIpUlent
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nusBAND, WIPE. & Y0uSG LADY oURsDl
LETFAC7 StEAKlI

UAHhELviLtGI Allegheny Coz Ma
..r Msy4h, 1871
To MstiTs. Mortimer 4 MeWtIay-LeM SiIs-ln jvlilo0
10 d. HampOTs Vegetable 1ihtiurC, wish TO uio m
you NAT was iake sick Oh tic I'd day OF January last
with an affection OF tie stomach, bowels and hdheyt
wasulenAed by four endnsG lhyseleua lOt ho,e ihAh
two mOnllls-a all TO lille VI no ef'ei hsdsbn,e hnOWl
edge III the gieil Nhue In halIlUn 1ihcile, On ono
bottle Shicimy vile ladluken two years sihee,
cam, ~ The col euslOn that would take no moIe me-
dCiue llOm my phy scias but the llnelule and an
lOe ell ts powerful influence upon nv sion peh have
confined using Tho nulue und hOw able 70 lsaNe my
IOUn aud can eat any common do without luG lnCOh'
Seuiente o. piesAule on MY GtOuNch. ..s
Tie afflicted, or lltIT illtlds are daily vlsliiiE me-
10 earu Of Tie gIea vito hec is the "Iineue" OF
HamplUuS, .y..
Ell eel To send you seyeral certificates In few dsyS
one especially, lo you lg lady who had beeu confined
10 her room IoI " months with dtesss Of tic head, al
's"n' '"' O'"" b. W. HALL.
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"a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
===eoIe.nAY MoRN DE0EN0ER 8. Is,l.

A.. rnoursoS TmAL--A correspondent oil lie
,,,Ilmr, vrriuiOn, wul,rg from CovinSlon un-
,,,rsO of Nov. 2Sd, says "Mt VIM h,TeHrlI
:" ,s,nl proseculOD closed speechlhis eyehin,
1.-Two dsys length, which was uiy sally con
.,l,,-da masterlY elIoh. ltmusl have heen tht
.nh Of his life, Strong, prSumeutOliye, inprts.
ave ard eloquent, II tyideally told on she jury,
II. i, one Of tue ablesI speakers 10 The Stale The
,,,e will moi close before Monday ur Tuesday,
TerdIrs Na'lhe FIRST speech No idea can he
6mel aslo tile 6nal rsdi but Tue general i'm
olsaioo here appems lutte HAT lhvEe will be Il
burg jury"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-06

Ohio co.., TO witt
Personally Bppgued before nc, Justice Of tho Peace
TOT Chic Co., Tie lbUVe named H. r. Pllldgo. and made
oath III due lOrmtal tie above settlement IL tue Given
under MY hand this Cd day Of december, 1851.
JAS. X. WHARTON, Up.
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on,a. r.,n..;.s:, Of tie cue lear him. s'l'noA''

On the rernansnsy Of tic cure lear him stu another
ieIieT bon We abOYei ..a.l.... ~ .f.l.-
DAERgLbYILrE, AlrBlRBY CO., Md.l
October 10, 1859
MtsnS Nofttrtr 4 Msttgtdy- DedrSiIE Ian happyto
lnIu sou that this day finds NC 10 the enjoyment o.
good health, by tie use your HgmpiOns 1nclue ard
lie blessings Ol GOd. ain enabled 10 pursue my daily
avOSaliols az usial, aud lave sleat dess that Tie
Ohieled should Know The great curative powers Of The
TLeluTe.
lam With respect, yOurs, =, ~,
0-Cul aud Get tome Pamphlets aud zee Tie CUES OF
oughS, lrohclitls, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, aud
SoIOlula
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TO the Public,

heard Mr. Adams ray that lie lad been engaged inthc
DaguerrOipye business In NoTeessr Mass, aud also In
Washington and that In consequence OF cheap geTeO
ypiss injirlug bis business lie had been compelled 10
II. p. PARTRIDGE.
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TRANSPORTATION.
M lriponTlftON OTIifH n. 90 n. n
(VLseiins glaildu. Qjlk Nov Igu. Z

Winter Arrangement,
on AMI anerAluid - The 21lh Instant The PASSENGER
Trims ,ypiess and nai viii 0ivo lids stallion daily
lur baltimore aud tho Rislon Cles at4i6 2. N. and
ln3lP NJ.
0lon al me following ttaliouH lielwoOd Moundsve,
Cameron, PaImIngtOn, Fnllmoni PelleTmlu, NswbuIg,
ROwletbuIg, Piedmont CumbeIlaud, Sill Johns Run,
Msrlnsburg, liarlers Ferry Monoeaty, Sykesyle and
Washington junction
and will eloh At III tile regular sllllOni
Wheellngand Piedmont Accommodation Tran VIII 30
run daily except sundays, lesylng Wheeling 81 Ga, VI.
and arrive Al Pednout AZ $40 n ~ leiye PiednOntAt
GA, 81 and arrive in " hssllng ats p.M.
I'f ByUfder. j. II, DJNB, Snpt,
a uy9S Z u. FORD, AGENT
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uBPrlee Of admission, g. Tickets mny bs obtansd al
PekcSon's music SlOrowhero the diaglam OF the Han
MY be teen aud seats also the programme
Ol The concert, with the words Or tho songs TO be sug
VIII Rug lisa Translation may DO had without extra cha
~ Doors open al T-COurert Ia commence al O'Clock
precisely. sale Otehets to commence on Tuesday mUIm
Ing at O'Clock del N. llOBSUN, Agent.
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Nei%ssi,e, per pair ssIesnt'.

BOyS 4 misses do %
NOTicE Prom the retail plees we make very liberal
allowance 10 Jobbers and Who esaes that any store
keeper may make nnc PTOhl on IheiT sale, while they
ale snarele that ny be keplln any OTei among any
class Of gOnds
For terms, applytO
hARCoURT, BRADLEY e. Co.
sepl2,3m 81 Ann street, New York.
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lO--Reysre on ellen Bolt composed and performed rnr
the nrs lime In this city, By Maurice SlIGkoSch.
1.-THE famous "llrlulisi," rom Yerdps Opea, "Mao
BETH" sung by Mad, ApOlOnie MaielIek.
t2-"AdagO,n by MuIan, peTiO med by Ole Bull.
l3--Tho 6yorto Duelle, "illW NOrml," IRON B.lllns
opera, "NonA, p sung b. Md Apolome Berlueea Ma.
IeiIek AID Mad Amhlia Patti Sirakoseh.
1.-THE Carnival Of Venice, by Ole Hull.
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Males -, Female, il ';cioitdi.

A. s. TODD, t.. al.
Secretary or lie Hoard.
cU-physlesns In writing their certificates. VIII ple3se
be partuar in stating the age, e n'ne OF seA ana tS
s,Se on Their deceased palonta ~ doing 50 lheY WIN
,sT,oye much dnioult nh,knB out the monthly 1SESSH'
lc4 ~. ~. 49,
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rs uennuiBtir Life & Marine lnsuTanov 20

TnE lIyd nasenhR valuable discovery torprotset-
ing tic celiruudamp OF cold, and thereloiss preventive
Ol Hny lungdseisesi tioRi any tldisrtT,-
The HydrOmlgeit In the form ol sole, AID worn inside
The 6Ol VI tnoe' lis htdieai,d elapeler apoweiul
anlldOie 10 diseste,
For gentlemen II will be found agreeable, warm, and
healthy TO wear The COldesl ranlost lhor, as tho
U ClnnOi become vel II The lydOna en ia Inserted.
Ladies' may wear Tho shosi soed bVo shoes IN tie
most iuoIenlcni weather with lmpunty while tOnsun-
ou, 50 prevalent among the young Of our try, ray
BE- watod b. iheiT general adoption. They entirely sU'
reoee OYER shoes, the a.ler cause Tic eel 10 PER
Te w very uuhealihy manner sud, besides, are not
dseo Jus wesr Ia pedestrians ncy weather, Hike India
mhber While tile latter cause tie leet 10 appear er-
nemeiy large the lydomaFen, being mere thin slice OF
eo'kPrepaIed peculiarly placed inside, docs not case
nc size ~ The hOO OrcdtSs Tue LOT 10 appear mildly,
10 eidreuiley are extremely valuable, a. thY NJ Gu
SAGE In eNeclse with cOmOn end healthy Effects Their
Expense is 50 sis az 10 scarce need menllOnl besides
those WHO paIOte them will nhd their ytdTiy doeoTs
cue much dimiHifhsd hST,By.
dS the lldrOmSeni Is becoming more KNOWN IL sale Is
increasing ~ an almost incredible extent Last ycar In
London, Msmhesier, birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Leeds, Dublin, Palis Antwerp, Hamburger, aud Berlin
our sales Iesqhed 40 pairs Vi cork sVls This year
the number Will far Autpass that.
ASK the Faculty theiT opinion OF ielr value as pre-
yrnltNe tot coughs colds bronchitis asthma, aud con-
sumption
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-06

0-"Notlurnn Ronhneo." followed BY "Young AneTl
ca GallOp,p both pieces and lOr the
hrs. time IN this city, by Maurice Strakp,oh
T-"Non pul MaeSle,," tie famous ROndO Finale from
Patti StrakOSeh.
s-Gnrd Duelte Coeeslanto on Lilly Dale and "My Old
Kealuey Home, composed and performed lor the n sl
9-Duolt nom Mayerbeer's master work "Tle Prophet
surg BY Mad ApOlOnie lleTlucca MareIlk aud Madame
AuIilla Patti Strokosch
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03
The Next GubernatorlnI CANVASS.

The Democratic papers Of this State continue to
speculate on the next Gubernatorial canvass. The
scent Of Office has aroused their anxiety on the sub.
ject at quite early day. 1t is now almost twelve
months before that election takes place. and many of
them are already troubling themselves much as to
who is TO be the next Governor of Virginia and
bow, when and where, Democratic Convention shall
be held for nominating candidate. Some are in IA
vor Of going into the matter right away and propose
holding convention TO make their nomination early
this FALL others are not disposed to be in quite such
hurry, and suggest the propricty Of pos,poning the
Convention until Spring. They appear to anticipate
huge contest over the election-whether in a free
eight among themselves, or in struggle against the
Wings we are not yet able to understand.
Those Of them advocating the Fall as tho proper
time for holding the convention think that It will
take about two-thirds OF the year to canvass the
State and get the party straight They seem TO have
some very strong suspicious that it will be hard
job TO effect in all that time. Those in favor Of post
ponement until Spring think that but little could be
done before that time, the candidate or candidates
would have to retire into Winter quarters soon after
nomination in the Fall
The crop OF candidates is becoming so very abund
snt that we are inclined to think ourselves that the
sooner they hold the convention the better and per-
haps that Is the re@on the Fall is advocated by .
portion Of the party From the number Of asprant.
in their party suggested within the past few weeks
since the question FIRST mentioned il is probabl,
that the number will be eoasideraJk by Fall even
and really enormous by Spring. They have sprung
up in every quarter Of the State, and still they come
BY NEXT Spring IL Is likely that we should have
enough names suggested, aud that Editors and news
paper correspondents would manufacture materia
sufficient for furnishing Virginia aud every State in
the Union, or that ever will he In il, with Governor
for all future time.
With all due respect to the opinions Of our Demo
cratic friends, We beg leave to suggest TO them th,
Importance OF cutting short the stock as soon as pos
sbie, or they may have very troublesome supply o
I'D goods on hand--hard to get of, hereafter,
say pfcs- Furthermore, II must be very annoying
sos ssnber Of distinguished Democrats, who have
sra Isas forEsrd Cor years past to the bonors and
easssazsets ~ the Gubernatorisl Chair TO witness
cis ev~s - s.s~ nspirsnts 6ockng in to dispute
SO ssns2sas1 sSsh them. In place Of having only
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-03

DRowsfp-A young man about nineteen years Of age,
named Thomas Shine, was drowned, about five o'coek
on Saturday evening, while bathing in the river at the
foot Of Seventh street, between tho city and Browns
Island He was employed OF the Tredegar Works, and
bad gone into the river just he quit work. The general
opinion was that he WIS seized with crsmp and thereby
disabled. There we're several boys bathing short dis
lance from where be had gone D but none OF them OBJ
served him before no drowned gentleman stand-
log tho bank, him struggle for shor, time and
gaany made for his But IL was In vain for the
unfortunate young cess before he reached him
lie brought the body 20 the shore.
He was Ir. bmon, who had lately arrived In the city
lie had relations bat HE funeral was no less properly
attended 10.
Az inquest was hold over the body b5 Coroner Wicker
yerdict--scoideptal death by downing.